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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-21

on MARYLAND AVE n Z.
Near Stanton PARK.
WELL-BUILT RESIDENCE.
HAS LARGE ROOMS AND BATH:
HOT WATER HEAT. LOT p FEET
FRONT.
PRICE, 6. so TERMS TO SUIT.
]. I. K0LB,
gag New York Ave. n. ".
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DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE. Takoms Park,
near trolley; s rooms and BATH large attic:
concrete cellar furnace; city wafer; sewer
&c and gas; fine shade; large porches on
three Sides corner lot price only $4,000;
easy terms
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FOR sALE-ssOo each; four ls-acre lots.
Spring Hin. Va face =. r. q -. -. r. r.,
or will exchange. BOX 4s5r Tires Office
mhgI-2t
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FOR SALE-
a FINE HOUSE AND STABLE.
S., $50
" + NEAR II ST CAR LINE
Owner particularly anxious 70 make
immediate sale. Must leave city and wants
to sell before going. Six rooms, bath and
cellar Wide parking and deep back yard i
WOULD cost more TO build the house today
20 say nothing OF the stable. You would pay
hundreds more for similar house II bought
unCer different circumstances.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave
n1hgT-9r
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WHY PAY RENT in crowded city: pleuty OF
room and air here. 500 cash. balance month
Iy, VIII buy the prertiest siX-rJJm stone cot
tags with large lot bordering on running
brooks Just completed Call or address
OWNER, Office, 1850 Rhode Island ave. ne.
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ACRE lots Tor sale at Gregory Heights on
the b W s. A. electric line. near District
line. Z. c. CATS, s0Z F St NV mh5-Sot
~ YOU want 70 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, see Is send for latest
MARION DUCKETT & SON.
6s5 ~. ". jy2-U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-08
PEARY WRITES ABOUT TRIP
ARCTIC EXPLORER DESCRIBES
JOURNEY AS FAR AS ETAH.
Season Unusually Cold and Stormy,
With Continuous Wind and
Frequent Rains.

The Roosevelt reached Etah August
II, and Commander Peary gives &C
count of the voyage up to the time he
rejoined the vessel after visiting the
settlements at the head of Inglefield
gulf
Reaches Cape York Bay.
Leaving Sydney July II. Cape York
bay was reached near midnight of July
81.
1.-THE voyage north across the Gulf of
st. Lawrence was favorable; the Straits
of Belle Isle were free of fog, rendering
the passage easy. and favorable weather
was experienced along the Labrador
coast which was followed as far as
Turnavik Island, latitude So 49, north.
with two intermediate stops for whale
meat.
From Turnavik a course was set for
the Greenland coast and about twelve
hours of heavy weather ensued. After
that the weather was moderate again
until midnight of Saturday. the 10Th.
Following this were three days of ctrong
northerly head wind and sea, accom-
panied by rain and fog, which rendered
the negotiation of Davis strait some
what disagreeable and arduous. From
Holsteinberg the weather was favor
able again. an energetic southerly squall
of some hours duration off upernlvlk
materially assisting us on our way.
Passes Duck Islands.
Duck Islands were passed just be-
fore midnight of July 80, and Melville
bay entered in brilliant sunlit weather
with light air from the north.
This weather held to the east side
of Cape York bay. which was reached
1870 pm. July 81. no ice having been
seen on the passage across the bay. In
fact no ice has been seen in the entire
voyage except narrow string of light
scattered ice off the Labrador coast the
evening of the 23d.
Heavy weather and an unusual swell
held us here until early Sunday morn
ing. when the ship crossed to Cape
York, latitude 75' So north. Here 1
learned that the Euk had passed the
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Cornelius Eckhardt Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Virginia Irving Buck. mother OF
Mr.. Joseph w. Buck of Kensington, died
Sunday. September %. at the residence of
her son. Mr. Irving Buck, in Baltimore,
Nd.
Mrs Frank c. Todd and Miss Kathryn
Todd of Salisbury. Nd. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
The Women's Club met at the home of
Mrs. ]. Philip Hermann last Friday after
noon. October 2. this being the first meet
ing for 1908 and 1909. Oficers' day was
celebrated. report Of the biennial meet
ing of the National Federation. held in
Boston in Jne, was given by the clubs
delegate Mrs III. c. Armstrong. Several
solos were rendered by Mrs. Truesell OF
Baltimore. Md. who is visiting at Mrs.
James B. Cooks. Refreshments were
served by the officers OF the club. who
are: President. Mrs. George w. Ash
worth: first vice president. Mrs. j: p.
Hermann: second vice president. Mrs j.
w. Townsend: recording secretary. Mrs
William L. Lewis; corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs II. c. Armstrong: treasurer.
Mrs. Elme- A. Forbes; parliamentarian.
Mrs. James b. Norman: historian, Mrs.
Henry ]. Lucke; auditor, Mrs. Edward
Tolman.
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WILL ELECT SENATOR'S

day before, but was unable to get into
the settlement. Eskimos and dogs were
taken on here and the ships tanks
filled with water from the glacier. We
then steamed north to North Star bay,
where l found the Euk.
Taking on more Eskimos and dogs
here. the ships steamed in company to
the northwest end of Northumberland
Island, where l boarded the Euk to
visit the settlements at the head of
Inglefield gulf. while the Roosevelt pro-
ceeded direct to Etah to overhaul and
trim ship for the ice"
A letter from Civil Engineer Robert
E. Peary. now in the artic regions, .has
been received at the Navy Department
telling of his journey as far north as
Etah, North Greenland The letter is
dated August H. and says. in part:
Il reJoin the Roosevelt, with the Euk,
late August IA, with additional Eski-
rus. All dogs were landed on an island
in Etah ford, the Roosevelt was cOaled
from the Euk. coal landed for the re-
turn trip and two men landed with sup
plies for the relief of the cook.
THE season has been an unusually
cold and stormy one, with continuous
wind and frequent rains.
All on Board Well.
Il have on board good supply of Es-
kimos, dogs and walrus meat. All on
board are well. 1 expect to steam north
some time tonight
AT northumberland Island Commander
Peary boarded the Euk to visit the set
Elements at the head of InglefeId gulf
Commander Peary says that no ice
has been seen in the entire voyage eX-
cept narrow string Of scattered ice
off the Labrador coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-08
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News of Mont
gomery County, Md.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, October 8. 1903.
Among the Montgomery county repub-
licans cited by the democrats to show
cause next Tuesday why their names
should not be stricken from the registra-
ton books is D. w. Baker, United States
attorney for the District of Columbia,
who has for many years exercised the
right of suffrage at Clarksburg. 1t Is
contended that Mr.. Baker is not legal
resident, but his friends assert he will
have no difficulty in convincing the court.
If the case is carried that far, that he has
complied with every legal requirement
Thomas Parran chairman of the repub-
lican state central committee for Mary
land, mas sent to the chairmen Of the va
rious districts of this county circulars
containing in brief the provisions Of the
which money can be lawfully used are
given as follows: To pay for watchers
and messengers, for printing, postage,
conveyances. hall rent. music, circulars.
advertisements incident to public meet
ings. distribution of circulars. political
articles and books, distribution of SAMPLE
ballots, specimen ballots and Instructions
to voters, and for the printing of such
mater. Inc persons who are allowed to
committees, political agents appointed by
candidates and subtreasurers appointed
by treasurers of state central committees
for the counties. only one subtreasurer
being allowed for each voting precinct.
the number of political agents is not
limited.
The treasurer, political agents and sub
treasurerS are required to keep accounts
of all moneys received by them and of
all expenses and disbursements, the
names of the persons contributing. the
amount of the contributions and the date
as well as the names OF all persons to
whom the payments are made and the
purpose of them
One of the largest republican gather
ings that ever attended mass meeting
at Clarksburg greeted Col. George a
Pearre. candidate for Congress, last even
ing. j. Henning Purdum presided. Col
Pearre, Thomas Dawson and D. w
Baker spoke. Col. Pearre expressed him.
self as much pleased with his reception.
The Cooke will case, which resulted in
mistrial after occupying the attention
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of the circuit court here two weeks OF
the March term. has been compromised
the contestants. Nathan Pottinger Cooke
and his daughter, Miss Rachel Cooke
agreeing to accept 1900 in cash in lieu
of life interests in the estate. The tesla
trix was Miss Rachel D. Cooke of Gath
ersburg. sister of Nathan Pottinger
Cooke. whose home was at Gaitherburg
1t was endeavored to break the Will on
the ground that the testatrix was men,
tally unsound at the time of its execu-
ton. The estate is valued at about
$25. 900.
The will makes several small requests
which remain intact, the residue going
to Randolph Macon College. The instru-
ment has been admitted to probate In the
orphans court here.
The funeral of Zachariah B. Waters.
who died last Saturday night at the
home of his nephew. Charles c. Waters,
near Germantown, after an illness Of only
about two hours, was held Tuesday from
the Waters home Rev. Henry w. Bur-
russ. pastor of the Southern Methodist
Church at Gaithersburg. conducted the
services. The interment was at Brooke
Mr.. Waters was seventy-six years of
age Two sons, one of whom is Rev.
William M. Waters of the Southern Meth
odist Church, survive him. Death was
due to cerebral hemorrhage.
Licenses to marry have been Issued to
George Harriss of Washington and Miss
Fannie Nash Of Fredericksburg. Va:
Walter Beavers and Miss Eva Rice. bot
Of washington. and Preston L. Clarke of
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Alberton. Md. and Miss Ida E. Krouph
OF East Brooklyn. Md
Miss Alta B. Walters. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Walters of kensington.
and George w Johnson OF the upper
section of the county were married at
Forest Glen recently. Rev. Charles o.
Rosensteel. pastor of st. Johns Catholic
Church. officiating.
Bert Cowell. a young Washingtonian.
visited Aspen. this county. last Sunday
to spend the day with his parents. who
reside near that place. In the afternoon
he started for a drive behind a fractions
colt. The animal became frightened and
unmanageable. Cowell was thrown from
the vehicle and kicked, sustaining a frac-
ture of the leg and painful injury to one
arm: He was taken to Washington for
treatment.
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p D [ s.
G D n SD
0 D D G x
Read What a Sufferer of
Forty=Five Years Says
of Pyramid Pile Cure.

TRIAL PACKAGE SENT BY MAIL. FREE.
~ have had the piles since 1863. have tried
different ointments and went far as to have
an operation. and yet they came back again.
After using your remedy l feel better than l
have for twenty years." Richard Worthington,
Galesburg. ILL.,.
Think Of the Joy he must feel after a lifetime
Of suffering. This same style Of letter comes
to us every day. All druggists sell Pyramid Pile
Cure nfty cents per box. or send fifty cents
and we will send you package in plain wrap
per by mail. or II you want to prove its value
and will send your name and address we will
,end you a trial package By mail free in plain.
unmarked wrapper. Address Pyramid Drug Co..
Isl Pyramid bldg. Marshall Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-08
KENSINGT0N NOTES.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
kENs1NGTON, Md. October Q, 1905.
kensington will be we'll represented ir
Philadelphia. Pa. at the founders week
celebration. Mrs. Dr. Henry Runner and
Col. and Mrs. John T. Brady having gone
there Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Eckhardt OF
Washington and Mr.. A. p. Rainey OF
Garrett Park, Nd. were'the guests of Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-08
ONE DAYS HAPPENINGS IN
THE WORLD OF POLITICS

Taft and Bryan Chicago Chamber of Commerce ban
quet and break old traditions.
Kern, in Virginia, severely arraigns President.
Hughes says Nebraska will against Bryan
Ta1nany New York city republicans candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-08

ConductoBeg PARDON am for dropping the nickel I'll
get for you right away Those gloves make my hands
clumsy but if | didn't them my hands would be
dirty my linen. What with handling money and the
pushing and showing, my things get dirty my wife
doesn't like to wash EN-
Anty Drudge-Wel that's sad of affairs. Get her
try Fes-Naptha and she shall complain about
washing your clothes No backaches from FesNaptha,
fore if she it,
When Fels-Naptha soap is used the
hanging out is the hardest part of the wash
ing
No boiling, either winter or summer.
No fire to keep red hot; no firing and
tedious rub-a-dub on the washboard.
Fels-Naptha itself does the hardest part
of the washday Notwithstanding the dirt
All the human aid necessary is few
rubs, quick rinsing and the clothes are
ready for wringing.
Out they go on the line, sweeter and
whittier than if whole day were spent
trying to grind out the dirt on washboard.
For further information read the inside
of the red and green wrapper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-08

II matters little what II is that you
vant-whether a situation or a servant
a want ad in The Star will reach the Der.
son who can I'LL your need.
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fir boS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berltfen.
Scit oem Sabre 1899 lit er BrGlioent
bc3 ct. Hopboel& creins.
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Nclo Dorf, y. Cftobcr. -- @(bGc.
iobrcu iinO pom bier oit Gompicr
oHroupri3ciiin Gdcilic" nod Gre,
men ,9}icum 2lmitcroom" noh Mot
t2rNoWL o@ouiiiono" nod @aprc unO
u]}Cuitrio" nod Woriciuc3.
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lon0" non Ncms2)orf.
@rcmru, y. Oftobcr. - Der
Compiler o&oiicr @i(bclm ser Gro.
Bc" troi bclltc pom NtUu Norf bier Gin.
GhcrbourG y. Nttob2r. ~ Nit
0clouQt lit bicr Der Nompicr o@rcii.
Dent @ront," BON Ncm Nort nod
NomburQ mtcrwcg@; oericlbc icbtc
iciur 6Ohrt fort.
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6 NJ p0renoc WiB6onoIung
0cut Of er Stuocnten
in Erag.

@ien, 81. Sftober. - ltntcr Der
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Wuicniobne oerbieten moge, obge.
lebnt bate.
9erittene Boli5ei, neIde peripro.
diem batte, ben GouIeurbummeI 81
belbiiter, trieb Die Stuoenten nit
blanf 9e5ogener @affe BON bet ofies
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