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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-31
JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property

Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fairfax and Vienna. Va. Washington
Once AIS 18th ST NV II you want to buy
8 grain: dairy: fruit posltry, or blue grass
tam or timber tracks II VIII pay you to
sSnd for nv large list. OF all kinds Of country
rror,erty II is full Of bargains, in farms
6eantifli suburban homes, subdivisions ali
ErtDds OF business propositions I have nearly
4J-o thousand places for you TO select from
! bs,-s alvrays lived IN the country, and can
do a better part by you, than If had lived
ia the CITY I can make terms to suit you
i-be most OF the property that have for
80 e. located near steam and electric rail-
-oad an5 near Washington. Ny carriage is
- N5orr service any tims to inspect property
sSsu be pleased to have you write or car
- LET Us talk over business. ] Will heID
Won to select a home
Oa5cs Hours. Fairfax, from until u a m
vienna. from I until p n. Washington
fror1 q until $3.50 ,. m. You viii find the
otfices omen all day. Cali for list and make
annoIntnents 10 inspect property. Phone
S65nectjon. Fairfax and Vienna, Va. Wash
tngfoD Main 72S3. Now Is the time to buy a
home II YOU will make a good Investment
JEhv DO YOU pay rent all your life when you
csn buy property on easy terms ana have a
nome OF our own when you get old,
api-u
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MONEY TO LOAN

IF YOC NEED MONEY 20 pay rent. OF buy
coal Will furnish al you need 1 lend you
on your furniture or piano. these loans are
strictly PRIVATE Try me. p. o. BOX Zs43.
Station G fs5-tf
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FOR SAIE-BeautifUI lbs at Gregory
Heights; only one car FIRE; 50X1O0; price
from s25O TO $500. Terms SO cash; SO per
month, E c. CATS. S02 F st. NV. my1s-S0t
FINE LOTS FOR SALE IN
CdcOre's Addition.D
CLARENDON, Va
& minutes from Aqueduct Bridge via Fails
Church Electric Railway IS minutes 70 18th
st. and Pa. ave.
S. cash ana IS ger month.
No Iuterest No Taxes.
Original Shade Trees.
Two electric roads with statiOEsl run
through the property.
For further particulars apply to
3. L DAVIDSON Agent.
Rosslyn. va
Residents, ClareIrd3ns Va
ap2-tf
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RAILROADS.
W, 3. g. A. Z. Ply
"THE ELECTRIC LINE"

THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. AN
NAPOLIss AND Z. s. NAVAL.
ACADEMY.
Electric palace cars from White House sta
ton d5th and Il sts. NORTHEAST
For BaItimore-s5:so. $50. .7:os. 80. 500
$50. 's:05. s,so. 1890 1880. s1Io5. ana 11.so
g. m; 1900 noon. 12.s0. s1.O5. I.s0. 200. 2.s0
's:o. $40. 400. 4.S0 sos $50. 600, ESQ
'7:O5 7:so. $780, SEQ. 'l0.s8. AMI .II:s5 D. N.
daily.
For Annapolis -s=so, 7.so, $50. $50
1880. and u.So q m I2sS0 49, z.s0. $50.
4:so. 5:s9. $50. 7.S0. ESQ. and six ?. IN.
daily.
Indicates local trains. All others are lin
tied. stopping only at Naval Academy June
ton No walking o. hiring Of cars aec=z-
sa-y in Washington or Annapolis
Fares oae y.2oans tr.7.
To Baltimore 75o NG
To Annapolis and U. s.
Naval Academy. $1,000. 80 &3
For tickets and information apply at ticket
ofices. 18th St and =. T. ave. NV. or At
White House Station. 18th and = sts NORTH
EAST Telephone p. 800 tay1S-.f
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FORT MYER HEIGHTS.
A new seven-room house right at car line
about I'VE minutes ride 10 the city OF about
twenty minutes walk: a large lot and
shed: small cash payment and balance month
Nv. several suburban homes At Clarendon on
monthly payments.
B. NJ DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE,
ROSSLYN, Va. ny27-st
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
RIVERDALE, MARYLAND,

Ii Us sell you a home IN the best SUBURB
OF Washing ,on.
one SIX rooms and bath: furnace heat: LOIS
Cf land. $3.50. for $50 down and S25 rnonthiv
one six-room house, s.. COO; for $50 monthly
one si1-room and bath. S2b00; for S23 90
monthly.
Also come and SEQ the beautiful lots on
the newly macadamiEed Baltimore ana Wash
ington pike at $3.50. Terms 20 suit you
CLAUDE WARREN, Manager.
RiVerdales Nd. or Room s, loo 3 St NV.
my3Q-3t
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT co.

Ever day in the year from foot 7th e. for
EOrt Monroe, Norfolk. Newport News and
points south via superb powerful etsel paIa.s
steamers Newport NeWs." Norfolk" and
.TVVashingtOn.
Ay Washtngton.s;2e pniLy. Portsmouth. 8 pzs
" Alsxandria.. Z 90 pmlLy. Norfolk. %
Az TT AEonrOe.-7.Oo ami Nv. TT MORros.-T pEs
AZ Norfolk. 500 am Ar Alaxandriss 80 "A
A. Portsmouth. 80 smlAr. Washington ara
GyThrOugh connections made at Norfolk
zith steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co
for New York. and Merchants and AizersS
EtesInshins for Boston
eTGenerai Ticket once, Sos 14th st, C0i-
sFado Building. (PhOns Main lbgO1.
9Th Sc. Wharf (Phone Mzin S7esb
mo. CALLAHAN, "a V. Pres. & Gen'L Me-
~. H. CALLAHAN Con'I Pass ACT
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SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.

This Time Table shows the time al which
trains may be expected 10 leave stations
named. but their departure at the time deslE-
mated Is not guaranteed, nor does the Com
pany hold itself responsible for any delay or
any consequences arising therefrom.
PAUL Y WATERS
Genera! 5gauagC-.
xny2s-tf
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IRON WORK AND FENCES.

PARK FENCES, ORNAMENTAL AND
WIRE GUARDS,
Lawn Vases. Settees, Structural Iron. Fire
Escapes.
WILLIAM A. FRY,
81 10th St NV
AGENT Stewart Iron Works Co.. Cincinnati
Ohio. Estimates promptly given
Iny15-eod-90t
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PAINTING.

pOOP PAINTING Is expensive economy;
-, rra I use no inferior paints; furnish es-
Inmates: orders promptly attended 10. J. ".
LACEY AIS AZ ST sw. mySl-Su, ". fr-90t
LET rs 20 YOUR cold water painting. kali
soUlining. white washing and alabastine
-,-,,TL-. machine OF hand work done in all
colors. anywhere in d. G. or suburbs. all
work Guaranteed; give us a trial. NATHAN
BELL & CO., Goo 10th St ne
myI0. Su. tn. th-sot
WA. J. McWHIRT,
PAINTING AND GRAlSING AND HARD
WOOD FINISHING.
go EYE ST. y. ",
ap26-t tn. Su-90t
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MEDICAL
DR. SHADE. SPECIAI,IST

DR.. SHADE, SPECIALIST,
rs 18th St; 81 years practice curing nero -
chronic and special diseases; stomach, livsr,
kidney. bladder. structure, discharges. skin.
blood and private ailments cured quickly.
Consultation free. n1y20-tf
w T. BaIdus. NJ. D, Pm d. German Special
list on Diseases Of the Brain, Nervous System,
Heart, Kidneys. stomach. and other Diseases.
Doctors services and medicine, s. Tel N.
25I6 Hours. 20 to l. : to 9. So. cor. 9th & + NV.
DIR. FISK ELGU
Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases.
Mecicine furnished. Price moderate 1888
Pa. we. NV. apl-D
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OLIVE OIL.

PURE NATURAL Oneglia olive OIL absolute
~ pure: price 3 and 45e bottle: one quarter
gal cans. 75ci gallon, S2.75 z, PRINNETTI,
70s Il st. ne. my2o-W, II, Su-sot
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WINDOW CLEANING.

I CAN keep your windows clean cheaper,
cufcker and easier than YOU can. I know
how. ACME WINDOW CLEANING CO.,
1O6s r st NV. mylO-Su, We, fr-50t
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at Public Auction, June 4, 1908, at 5

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p. IA.
Twenty-Five acres Of valuable land one
mile and a half from the T. s. Treasury Just
across the Potomac river In Alexandra
County, Va already sUbdiyided into go lots.
known as CLEMENTS ADDITION to CLAIR
ENDCN, one square east Of Spruce ST. sta
uon on the Washington, Arlington and
Falls Church electric road.
The property is near the new County Court
House, and 90 yards from George h. Ruck-
er handsome residence, and adjoining the
don.
II Is high and healthy, and covered with
nne oak trees and accessible on two sides by
two lines q electric roads and one line d.
city
VIII first offer this subdivision in blocks
Of from 20 to so lots IN each block, and also
% SINGLE LOTS beautifully located.
sale VIII be continued from day 70 day at
same hour until all are sold.
Terms on single lots s. down. and s.
month 10 per cent OF Cor cash
Call FOR plat and all information.
JAMES z CLEMENTS.
Phone Main 1850. 1906 q 81. NV,
Washington. y, G. my29-5t
FOR sALE-Handsome.y shaded building
lots IN CLEMENT ADDITION TO CLAIR
ENDON." at Public Auction. absolutely 20
highest bidder. on June 4. 1905. ar o. m,
situated on and near three electric lines OF
Tat'roadi only one mile west OF Washington.
Terms S down. balance s. per month. with
out interest; 10 per cent OF for cash.
Men always on the ground 10 show al per
sons the location and boundary OF lots
Take Pennsylvania ave green cars and
transfer 70 Falls Church line at Aqueduct
Bridge and get on at Spruce ST. station. at
Clarendon.
For plat and ali information apply to
JAMES =. CLEMENTS.
Phone Main 1850. l4O6 G ST. NV.
Washington. ID. C. my2s-7t
DESIRABLE COUNTRY HONE
BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE PARK
FOR SALE.
4 new. modern house. 8 rooms and bath:
large attic slate roof. Cemented cellar under
entire house. with hot-watsr heat; A well
built. complete house IN all It's details; On
large corner lot, planted with trees, shrub
berry. and flowers, inspection visit the
City ana Suburban electric Cars-every half
your while to appreciate the charm OF loca-
lion Of this suburb. and It's many advantages.
MODERATE PRICE EASY TERMS.
GEO. a. CALVERT.
College Park, Nd.
rny29-st
TENNAIIYTOWN STORE and dwelling.
Lot Z5xIO0; good business site s., 800. Other
good suburban properties ask for 5ulletini
y acres on .. .. & c. r. Ry.s $50 per acre
D. H JOHNSON CO.. GIL 7th ST. NV.
my2s-4t
BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGE, $500.
Within one fare; near zsw electric line.
Small cash payment and only SIS per mo.
on principal.
Taggarr-Thrift Co., 1905 n. Y. Ave.
my25-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GE1sHA ROUGE

GEISHA ROUGE
FOR THD FACE AND LIPS.
TO INTRODUCE Geisha Rouge into thou
sands of new homes, We Will send one regu-
lar soc size bottle TO all who answer this
sd,ssrtIsement and inclose 10 cents TO prepay
y,5stage Remember. this is not a sample
bottle but a regular Soc size bottle. Agents
wanted write Tor liberal terms Address
VorjC ap25-Su-tf
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

FINE WALL HANGINGS, BURLAPs AND
relief work Special attention given color
harmony and detail work. Paperhanging and
5scorating. JORDAN & JORDAN, rs E. Cap.
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Grove

New Subdivision, East CherYdale, Va
Acre ana half-acre lots; fine shade trees:
some lots have good springs. large Groom
house on one lot for sale; easy terms; no
agents buy direct FROM owner AMI save
commissions: only one fare from city: ten
minutes ride, take old Dominion cars 70
Dominion Heights. THEO. 4. r. Taft IN
charge on the property. myZ9-7t
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CHALFONTE
TIE LEEDS COMPANY
GALEN HALL.

HOTEL AND sANITORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY.
One Of the newest stone. brick, ana steel
buildings, with every comfort, always opeu;
always ready always busy
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CABINET WORK.

SEE NE ABOUT WINDOW WORK.
Reliable ald reasonable Wood display tx
lures Of all kinds. Screens and screen doors
TO order. d, McINROY, 633 F ST. NV.
u1v20-yv. 81. rl-q0t
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COLONIAL BEACH.

COTTAGE FOR RENT on river front, So
for the sessol; furnished. except bedding,
crockery and cooking utensils. Lots for sale
A. S. CAEWOOD. $50 sth 81. NV. my5-s0t
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COLD STORAGE FOR FURs.

SCIENTIFIC FUR STORING.
Compartments free from moisture. Our
CHARGES are moderate. B. II STINEMETZ
q son CO, Inc. st. cor, 18th. apZ2-Sot
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FOR SALR-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-On easy monthly payments
beautiful villa lots in the Fairfax Land Com
pauy's subdivision and other choice locations
along line Of Great Falls and Old Domin-
ion r. r Money furnished for building
CLIFTON LAUGHLIN CO.,
Phone II. sZ95. us 18th 50.
Tuyl3-3Gr
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets; competition defied- ECLIPSE
RUG Co, Laurel, Nd. Branch. Is 9th 50.
ne. Phone Lincoln -47O- myo-Sot
SAW your old carpets; rugs woven from
old CARPETS; the only weaving factory OF its
ksad in the city; carpet cleaning. WASH
LNCTON RUG CO.. SS1 9Th at nv. NJ l32S.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-HoUSES.

A VERY DESIRABLE e-room house with
stable and good sized lot at Kenilworth, D.
c. Apply quick. 5. a. LEUR'S. 1881 Euclid
st. nv. my30-st
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FOR RENr-HoUsES.
For &ent-By Harry z. Giadnan,
500 o st. s. =.

FOR &ent-By Harry<E. Gladman.
500 O st. s. =.
a01 Stanton pI. ne. ar. apartment. 5000
20 18th St. 6r-g brick; a. m. 49, sx9.eo
l52 18th at. sr. brick; g. n. L....--..-s 50. e9
1lOo 4th te.. or. Irane-....... ~
7g3 Eye Sc, or. brtckI g. m. i...........sl e-V0
sS6 Washington St, Anaoostia, br. fraue-Siz."
TWiNING CITY
6r. frame on Prout st. water and sewer. sl5.oO
6r' frame on PrUut ST. water and sewer; So
1890 OoRooRAN ST. n. W.
10 rooms; large side yard; BATH stable. $3.50
45e no. AVE. II. w.
rooms; for coIoredi 5000
6o2 ST. II. W.
rooms bath; furnace. .S5V.oS
aoas 18TH ST. -. W.
l34 . ST. Il. z.
'O'-"' O- ass sTH sT. S. W.
(FIatj 1901 NoRTiH CAPT. sT. Y. =.
Flat. Sd floor: bath; heat Furnished or :s55 %
Fat 81 aoori bath: heat punished Or. ~ O
lFlat) 1906 NoRTa CAPT. ST. n. =.
Fiat. ID floor; bath: heat furnished, Or. 5000
s27 9TH ST n w.
{ rooms aud bath: Sc nOor6 656 6.6........sa %
A. g. CAXwooD,
$50 sth St. n. w. rel. n. no.
myso-st
FOR RENT-sl4so: neat Groom frame: large
callari uo5A d st. No.; cars pass key az
9l4 Maryland ave. ne. II
HOUSE for rent: rooms and bath; furnace
heat; rent only $3.50. as Harvard st. NV.
my29-St
5Z7 18th st. ne. modern Groom, reception haili
this house has fine outlook on Maryland
ave-; beautiful home. Apply 81 sth st. ne
my29-3C
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE for rent. 1904 L
St NV. ten rooms and bath; SEQ per months
vacant June LIST. Apply at EVANS ESTATE.
I4s4 New York ave my2l-tf
AN UNFURNIsEED HOUSE. I74s = ST. zw.
Nine rooms and ba ,. $3.50 per month BY
EVANS ESTATE Ia New YORK ave myI-tL
FOR RENT-Houses, apartments. and Offices
IN al parts OF The city. For detailed Ass
send call az Office.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. Cfnc.1s
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
7ss 18th 81. n. w. je23-tf
FOR RENT-House. s1s 18th st &C.. roomsi
bath and range: large porch in front: Sl450
Apply CHAS. T.. TRIBBX. Thompson Bldg.s
7OS 18th ST NV. Inhls-u
IS YOUR HOUSE vACAzT9
We have 100 more applicants than We can
accommodate. SEND US YOUR KEYS and
see how quickly We viii secure a good ten
ant. We collect rents when they are due
and REMIT the same day
RosE-DALE PARK co. (Lnol
Geo. y. Jesse President.
Phone n. e5s2. 707 q st. X. ".
my2-u
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FURNITURE.

BEST PRICES for secondhand furniture.
postal or phone viii bring US. We sell new
furniture at factory prices. Phone II. sO8-Y
CAMMACK BROS, 621-627 Mass. ave
rnvZ2-fr Su tu-qnf
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FOR CHARTER.

PRIVATE YACHTING parties: II II. auxfI-
larry Somerset; speed under roWer Knots.
deck accommodations, 70; ter Is reasonable
n. J. MINOT. 1421 AInes place ne.
rnv2s-s0t
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BICYCLES.

ARNOLD, formerly n. ]. ave. and n sOs-goS
P, has opened with full line Of btcycias
parts. sundTies. 1850 9th nv.
ny29- n, su, w-9ot
SELL NE your secondhand bicycle: win
give you good price FOR 1t, c. r HUN
TER. The Bicyclenan. 1l5 Pa ave. NV
my25-tf
SOLE AGENTS for the Emblem Bicycle, the
best wheel at the lowest price, sold on easy
terms II desired: also agent for the Merkei
motorcycle; repairing a speciality. Harry
F. SEAMARK, coo F ST. NV. NH. Rl-sOt
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NOTICE-Packing and shipping Of furniture
TO all points. Carpet cleaning and general
upholstery work Repairing of fine furniture
my speciality. J. J. DUVALLL. 21s1 K 81.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGE, $500.
Within one fare; near zew electric line.
Small cash payment and only SIS per mo.
on principal
Taggarr- Thrift Co., I4o5 n. Y. Ave.
rny25-st
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EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST.

EYE AND NERVE SPECIALIST, DR. VINE
BERG, zoe K st. NV, near 7th, with Vine
berg's Optical Co., makers OF optical goods
and artificial eyes rnyl7-Su tu m -90t
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YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated and
made comfortable new at small cost. You
can see your work done. Factory and sales
room, 633 II NV. Phone II 2037. !. T. JONES,
ap23-s0t
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ICE CREAM.

BISCHOFSS, 1889 II st. ne
Pure ice cream and ices; all fiavors; cooling
and delicious: 81 per gallon; delivered 70 an
parts OF the city. my29-fr, Su, w-S0t
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TESNALIYTOWN STORE and dwelling
lot 25xIO9; good business site SO, 800. Other
good suburban properties ask for bulletin
u acres on Q. .. & g. z. Ry.: $50 per acre.
D. H JOHNSON CO.. GIL 7th 81. NV.
myZs-zt
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SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATING.

WE MAKE all kinds of designs and sIlustra-
tons. the CHANDLER SCHOOL OF ILLUS
VIII II. ChandIee director
studio s36 F st. Phone NJ 1Is2.
my1s-eod-sOt
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GARDEN SEEDS, TOOLS, ETC.

P. MANN & CO.. Hardware. contractors
tools seeds, garden hose and tools lawn
mowers. fertilizers. Agricultural implements,
etc 20T 9TH st. NV. Phone main 1121.
myl3-w. fr. Su-S0t
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-10-29
GIVES BACK HIS PENSION.
Conscience Stricken Veteran Says n
Is Not Entitled to Money

Washington. After having draw
for years a pension to which ne wa
not entitled, an unnamed veteran
the civil war has returned to lhe so'
eminent $1.172 to be added TO 'he eve
growing conscience fund
Commissioners of Pensions W. W.
pasian Warner related this reii''' =,
able case of stricken conscience n,
President Roosevelt, but refused 10 ~ =,
vulge the name of the veteran, ., 0,
even disclosing it to the unlted o, a"oy
treasurer, into whose hands lhe iiV'''
was placed o,.
Upon receipt of the penslonesrn e oo,.
tificate. accompanied by two sow eos
non bonds of the United States d u ,he
for $172 and letter stating 'pas ,on
writer had been drawing peHs ord
to which he had no Just clam, me
that he wished to make restitution, IN n
commissioner examined the reoo' Uni
the case. 1t was found to pc s'ia out
and a special examiner was sew NIGHT
on the theory that the soluic, nan
be mentally irresponsible. health
was found to be in excellent
and of sound mind.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-10-29

generally educated up to the dangers
arising from polluted water as a possi.
bic source of infection HYGIENE ex.
aminations of water supplies often he.
gin and end with a determination of
archaeological or chemical contamina.
ton to the neglect Of questions regard.
ing proper location, abundance and
COMMUNICATIONS which cannot
be safely ignored.
To guard against the pollution Of
wells the location is of importance
Where 1t is possible the ground sbouId
slope away naturally on all sides and
the pump should be on top of n mound
which should be well sodded or ce
mented all around. Sources of domes.
tic or other pollution should he sena
rated from the we'll by an imperyioms
layer below ground to avoid the
danger OF pollution from seepage
The ground Immediately around ,he
well should be protected from animals
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station. Miss Chartris sklps out aud
the rest follow her from the carriage.
Trains are ready to leave for the four
quarters OF the globe; the platforms
are filed with hurrying passengers.
It is hard to believe a medieval ven
delta can be inserted on such a scene.
Barnes, glancing at his watch, finds
they have ten minutes before the train
departs: he says cheerfully but hur'
riedly: Look out for the ladies', Ed
win; III find Tompson and the rest OF
the baggage" and goes off to get the
tickets and make the necessary ar
rangements.
But look out for the ladies'" is
more easily said than done.
Three jabbering porters have seized
their hand baggage and are carrying
Il in sections towards different trains
that will scatter the pieces to the west
and the Pyrenees, to the east and Italy,
Edwin pursues these; then Enid
gives a gasp. Another porter, calling:
Aries. Tarascon and Avignon!" has
bounced upon her special handbag and
is rushing away with It. Miss An
struther flies after him, leaving Maud
and Marina together.
Five minutes later, Barnes returns
to find Edwin supporting Marina
whose face Is very pale, and whose
eyes are scarcely conscious. Were II
not for the stout arm about her. she
would fall to the platform of the great
station, under the feet OF the hurry
ing throng.
Miss Chartris is gazing meditatively
at her, chewing the blue.enameled
knob of her parasol and furtively tuck
ing something in her glove.
What the deuce has happened to
herr" asks the American.
"She is too i'll to speak," answers
the young husband, astounded. What
am to do? We cannot take her or
the train In this shape. She is abso
lutely unfit to travel. She has nearly
tainted again" For Marina's eyes
seeing Edwin. close again in apparent
despair.
What produced it?" demanded
Barnes. "She was the picture o.
health when left her."
Here Enid runs up with her replev
ined handsatchel.
do you know how this occurred? 2
asks Edwin, eagerly.
Not so much as you dol" replies
Miss Anstruther Maud. how did thi
happen?" She turns suspicious eye
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-10-29
EFFECTS A LARGE SAVING.
New Two-cent Postage Rate to Britain
Means Much to People.

New York.-One result Of the new
two-cent postage rate to Britain, ac'
cording to Postmaster Morgan, will
be the saving of $3.50 a day to the
senders of letters.
On 10000 pieces of mail the differ
ence of three cents on each piece rep
resents a saving to the senders OF
$1,000 day. The yearly saving
amounts to $43S,000. 1t is estimated
that about 5000 pieces of mail for the
United Kingdom are daily sent by the
cities whose foreign letters do not
pass through the foreign branch here
That increases the saving to all the
people of the United States to sl,S5O
a day of $492,750 year
Nobody has yet attempted to figure
the exact cost of carrying letter
from San Francisco or from New
York to London. 1t would be prac'
tically impossible to fix the cost with
precision, as the proportionate amount
of labor devoted to the one letter py
the large number of men who hanule
it, together with its share OF the mai
wagon, railroad and steamship trans
portation cost, would have to be ny
ured.
For this reason 1t is quesuon
whether the two-cent rate VIII De
losing or profitable venture TO the leu
eral government.