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rs your Eminence 90 sure Of success.
thenT
'.As sure az am OF the fact that the
Queen OF England 10 the most gracious
lady In Europe" he replied with al the
courtly grace, which he knew 80 well
how to assume.
II pray you then to trust In Cod" he
concluded earnestly. land in the devo-
tion OF your ma.ssty's humble servant"
He took his leave, ceremoniously and
with pompous dignity. as was his wont.
She did not care to prolong the inter-
view and nodded listlessly when he
prepared to go. She felt more than
ever hopeless and ansered with herself
for having clinohed bargain with
that man.
But His Eminence the Cardinal de
Moreno lsft the presence OF the Queen
Of England with smile OF satisfaction
and sigh OF anticipated triumph.
IT was not an appeal which he meant
to address to the Lady Ursula Glynde.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-08

rae Dnybreak FertiIiaeg has pre-
dueed ON elk acres OF sandy apIena go
hwnhels % corn,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-08

sCopyright. 1908. BY the lnternationA.
Religious Literature Bureau, Inccr-
porated. The Rev. Davis W Clark.
D. D. Editor.b
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-08

Save for my daily range
Among the pleasant fields OF Holy Writ
] might despair -vTennyson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-08

En- route Jesus would pass BY GIbeon, and
would be reminded Of Saul; Bethel and
would think Of Jacob and his angel-erows-
ed ladder and siloh, the resting-placs Of
the tabernacle. The general appearance OF
the country surrounding syehar Il uneharn-
"a since Jesus day. The wheatfislds oe ths
The Washington herald., 1908-01-20
TRANS.PACIFTC MAILS.

japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily 90 6.5 p. m- mp 90 Jang-
arr a. for dispatch tr steamer fremont
Hawaii japan Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands, yia san Francisco. close here daily at 6.5
p. 10. p 10 January 3. for dispatch by steamer
Mongolia.
Australia Except mails for West AusraIaI, New
Zealand Samoan Islands, FIJI. Islands, and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria, British Co
Iumhi8. close here daily az 6l5 p. "a. up % Jauu-
av Co. for dispatch by steamer AIiOWera.
Tahiti and tiauuasas Islands via san Francisco
close here daily at 6.l5 %. IN Up 10 January g. for
dispatch iv steamer MaUugs1.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here dai.v at 6.l5 D. ~. up TO
January g. for dispatch lg United States transport
Hawaii. via San Francisco, close here daily at
6.l5 p III. up 10 February g. for dispatch hy steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii Japan Korea. China and Philippine Isl
auds via san Francisco close here daily 40 6 Is D.
m. ur 60 February G.. ter dispatch b. steamer Hong
kong Maw.
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand. samoan Islands, and New Caledonia. via
San Francisco close here daily az 6;l5 2. m. M to
February g. for dispatch by Australian Mai Line.
Japan Korea, China and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria British Columbia. close
here daily at 6;l5 p. 10. up 10 February u. for dis.
patch ty steamer Empress q India.
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HUMOR FROM FRANCE.

First Commercial Huntel
is good traveller. isn't Eee+
Second Commercial Trayeler-' Rather
/ would back him TO sell a snOw-plCW
TO the Governor Of Senegal "--PeIe
Mele.
Two emigrauts crossed the Atlantic
together To seek their fortunes In
Brazil on the voyage one was taken
III. and ia spite of all efforts died, and
was prepared FOR burial at sea. But
AT the last minute they could not find
"a sufficient quantity of lead SO the
weight was supplied by "a large block
of wood. At the funeral his companion
was heard 10 remark tearfully.
oh. my poor friend, / feared you
would go 10 that place some day, but
1 little thought you would have 10 take
your own fuel with YOU. "-Pele Mele.
What. Antole. do I see you eating
roast go0se2 Why, I thought you were
a vegetarian 2'
SO I am. but to-day is Wednesday.
and Wednesday is a vegetarian feast
Bon Niyant.
Toto (sged three)-'Whats gar
age. Henri
Henr; taged f0ur)-"Whv. it's
.
! haven't any. OF course stupid. "-Pele
Mele.
An explorer. just returned from a
voyage In Africa. brought back with
him a map OF the territory he had been
/ travelling through and was showing il
to a friend q learned professor of
| languages ON tins map the word
'Maarifsh" appeared great number
I D. rra Fs.s
saw it. burst out laughing.
DO you know what that word
means?" he asked the explorer.
No he replied. Il should be very
I pleased to find out"
well" said the Professor, 1T means
I don't know.
The explorer. little versed in the
Arabian language. had been in the
habit Of making Inquiries of the
natives and when they had not under
stood him they had replied "Maarifsh.
/ or 4 don't know. Nele.
| HomeIy GirI-Alas. I'm afraid my
/ Ifancc is only after my money.
/ Candid Friend-No doubt but cheer
up. he is obliged to take YOU with it.
Rire.
/ Fond mother (to schoolmaster)-
I ONI 1ttl HdH d tIAtl 1 ul 4NtdE llid-
/ tion. don't YOU think, Mons, MaTteI?
! SchoolmasteT-Yes decidedly. and
/ especially as regards history and
gcography.-Nos LOisiTs.
Madame PiDelot was in despair Her
daughter had failed in her school ex-
animation.
Just think" said she 70 a friend.
| 'tho examiners asked her about things
which happened before she was born.
poor child-Pele Mele.
Don't YOU resent it awfully that
/ Nile. Helen should have accepted that
/ ugly doctor and refused you?
"Oh, no ] couldn't have been happy
! with a wife who had such bad taste, !
am sure. ."-Rire.
Guest cat public dinner, 90 steward)-
! Where have you put me?
Steward have given you very
| good place between the Marquis Filou-
tinin and the Prince Pecarpoff.
Guest-Hang. Couldn't you have put
me near some honest COmmOners like
myself?
Steward-Sorry, sir. but you have
no idea how difficult that would be
Bon Vivant.
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A Strange Railroad Accident.

Paris Correspondent Of the London Telegraph.
a strange accident has happened on
the CherbOurg express for Paris be
tween La Bonneville and Evreux. The
driver Of the engine fell on the track
and was cut up into pieces, the express
running on for a while without any
driver. as the stOker had climed into the
tender. and was shoyeling coal for
ward. 1t was only after some time
when he came forward that he noticed
that the driver had disappeared. and
that the express had been running all
the time fun speed ahead. The engine
was new model. and he did not know
how to handle it. So he blew the
whistle and stopped the train. Lucki-
" an engine driver of the company
happened to be among the passengers,
and took charge Of the locomotive,
bringing the train safely into Paris.
An inquiry is being made into the
cause of this occurrence
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Not a Hard Task.

A new minister at the London war Of
fee who was consumed with A zeal for
making himself perfect in his work, Wis
ited the various rooms and inquired as
to all the details. says the Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
Meeting a gentleman in the passage. ne
asked at what hour he usually came 10
his duties.
"Oh." said the other. 81 usually stroll
in about II or - O'Clock
Stroll in said the minister in sur
prise, then, ] presume, you do not leave
until a late hOur?'
Well" rejoined the gentleman, Il gen
orally slip off about o'clock
slip off at g. sasped the minister.
Pray. sir. may ] be informed as to what
department you beiong?'
Certainly. I come every Saturday to
wind Up the clocks"
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sI.ano-nIG RANGAIN.

~ you want 90 bly @ Msry land farm or suburban
home. sec u5 Cr send for latest bulletin
Marion DuckeSt q son, 6S5 J. NV.
seIf-tf
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

GtubDtLE IL EFFECT JANUARY G, 100.
Leave Washington NeH Union SiGJlOl.
6-y5 q. ~. ana 5slJ a. n--Daly-Au Pclut5 c1
No.-Cl aud W esterus also hu0X1I.ls Chattanooga.
aud Memphis.
salem. nLuItILe. tL4LtaLlosa, Nashville. Memphis,
NeH Orleans Through Sleeper. UmiIE Caa
Eor AorIols-Le4ye Washington 4 - q. N. daily,
u 10 a. ~. la4lg, - ;. b. dauy, AIIlys Norfolk
~ ~ H.. ~ b IL, lO:i5 j.
40 p m--Daly-BeTryyiIIr. LuTay. Shenandoah.
ITs4us from .lg southwest EUIs 5sj q. u aud
II ~ =. u.
All information FouTteentb street snd Sew yoss
avenue .Bu-d BdIIdmRj
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOIE- iuD4ls4ed ouIy information. ana D0L
guaranteed
4Na +. M-C. q o, LIMITED. Dauy-Fzst YES
Thule uam. pullman seepeu 10 Lexington. LJLs-
vile, Cincinnati. IlQl4Ua polls. Chicago. and ST
LOUIS Connection foE Virginia Hot springs. Pail
uau cars Louisville 70 Nashville. Isnpuls, aud New
C-.eaL4a. INNS us "a ta4tS settt~ss ...
ye>tIbule train. Pullman S-eep5Es 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington, and Louisville. Com partment sleeping
Car 10 angina Hot sIflugs Wesa Gays. Dining cars.
q IA carte service Pullman S.eep1rs Cincinnati 10
chicago aud St. Louis, aud L0uIsTIlle 70 Memphls,
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake aud Ohio
UmCes. 5l3 PennsJ !Tdula avenue - l4th JlTeet.
pear +, aua New JulJn Station. Telephones Main
i5sJ Tor Washington Terminal Cab Service and Alaln
100 -1-e Tor q, 4 q. Ilc6et Ot5ce.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-E0.igaus schedule figures published only
IS information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile, Aew Orleans
Asle14e, ChattaI0.ga. Memphis sav q. u. aud
~ T. H. daily
for Roanoke. Knoxville ClattauJ0gz. Memphis
Nus Orleans Us J. II. daily.
For Savannah. jacksonville and Florida points
il5 ,. 10. dai,g.
Far Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken, $40
.. III. and g. 30 o.. ~ daily.
Tourist ears for California, four times week: s51
D. a., Monday. "Wednesday. Thursday, Friday.
Local fer haIris5uDlTs, % q. 70. daily % p u.
sees days. t-g Daayilie, % d. m daily, AID f0I
Charlottesville $50 a. H. and 40 b. u. daily
Frequent trains o. auL frem Blasmgat
J.. = BROWN. General Agent
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS d. G..
Washington. January 8. ls3-Sealed proposals
VIII be received at this office until p O'Clock uooa
JANUARY -. 1893 f0r constructing au addition TO
the Eastern Market House, ioelud.as the Fish Mar
ber to the west located at North Carolina avenue
and Seventh street southeast. Fons. specifications
information. and necessary proposal blanks may be
obtained ar this office. Room 80. o. II. B. +,
MACFARLAED, HENRY l. WEST, JAY j.,
MORROW. Commissioner, u. G. i8lAl5I6TI81
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FOR SALE-CHoICE LOTS At INVESTMENT
prices lu Connecticut Arama Terrace. The yeD-
o0 Connecticut Arsuua Bridge is NOW open 20
the public and sill double the rahc Of property
along this ttr-7gafar. Pest lots are being taken
urilN. Price. - io 8 cents a square foot Terms
s.a1 each. uaaHa. monthly. For illustrated paf
and fun particulars write telephone. or call Oh
ROBERT J.. HEATER, MANAGER, ii3 Colorado
Binding Phone MaiB 52 Automobile a. your
service If yau wish t8 --e the property jaI9-1r
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largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based upon
it's sworn circulation-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morn
ing newspaper at the Capital Its
books are open.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-20
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
ILCLEI UtFIDL. AT FLNNA- A 4

aNptt-c Oli1"Lis SCHEDULE Aul s-aIa-LS54-
ll15 A. II. Dahl -Sea1Osrd Mali Through coaches
sLd Pullman sleepsrs 10 Savannah and JacGsoutIils
IlTOugl sigepeTs Washington 10 H4nlet and Ham
Jet 10 Atlanta FaI.gI car 20 FIue1uIs- Dining
CARS
- L. NJ. DaIy-Ssab0aId lllrda Limited. solid
Pullman iIaIL through to Jack5.aglle ana St Au
slstiug. Also LlIJlgl sigegels % HlEeIuIst. A.
.tE-a B-Llus IAN. and Memphis. Di4IEg cars.
$50 L. NJ D-ly-sezUoaII Express Coaches aad
Pull4us 10 S4yauulh and Jacksonville.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-20
FOR sALE-H0UsES.
FOR SALE.
DOWNTOWN HOMES.

FOK SALE.
DOWNTOWN HOMES.
Near Ninth and NJ streets, 2
story brick, 9 rooms, bath, kitchen
first floor. $1,000
K street, near North Capitol, 2
story brick, 8 rooms, bath. $3.50
L street, near Fifteenth, o rooms,
bath; rented at $50. .........$ $1,000
NJ street, near Ninth, u rooms,
p baths; large lot; leased at 500.
PrlCe .............., .S9.25O
Rents. Loans, INSURANCE.
W. II. WALKER,
729 18th St.
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MASSAGE.

NINE. ANNA p. JOHNSON, LATE OF NEW
York 1914 18th s.. NV. Phone y. 1926 Expert
SCIENTIFIC masseuss in all branches; scalp treatment
chir1podys besutifying Sc Treatment at residences
by appointment Napor treatment Tor rheumatism
isll5ot
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SO pEEME COURT uT THE DISTRICT or co
ruma. holding TUfate Cau-r $50 1871. Ad-
mir ,-tlJf5-r Iats ia 90 sTe notice That fle s1I-
-grir.r-. . OBJ. Ui,-sic az Joumlia and the State
ed. pel-r ,aHlr. respectively. have obtained iaW tle
Probate Ca-s- rf tae District OF Columbia letters
-.-rfUeur8.g aa tL. estate OF sarah A. White. late
r. tic Di-slr U. Columbia. deceased AI persons
ha7ia- claims against the decreased be hereby warned
tr .E.lH. tHr same with the vouchers thereof. De-
-1i.r authenticated. tt faa Subscribers sE or before
fH. ErE DAY CT JANUARY. A. ID. 1000. other
rI. tl-. u.E ly aH Dr. excluded from an benefit
r. Iaaaarr 1873. HARRY N WHITE .Gucucs-tIe.
Franklin e.. Pa. MICHAEL J. COLBERT. 4l2
5tH ,J Washington. u. g. AtJCsr- l-ealf JAAItS
G.AENEE Eeei-te- oi wills f.r ;le District a. 60
lrUHla Tlr-. Hf rHe Ir.ta5C Cont. HAMILTON,
COLBERT. TEEkES * HAMILTON. Attorneys
la-'-l.Ila
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF co
Irmaa holding d Probate Court No. 1913, Ad-
u5u.-t.a-.1n This IS te give notice that the sub
sciner- t tdo District 0t Columbia, has obtained
a1u rhe Probate Cont r7 tie District 0i Columbia
letters .a=.amrrg- uH tie estate 1f Nellie II. Wise
late ai tHs District Hi Columbia. deceased al per-
sons having claims asInHt tae deceased s1e hereby
warned ty exhibit the same with the vouchers there
of. legally authenticated, t1 the subscriber ON OF be-
f-ra -lC ID DAY OF JANEAEY. A. u. 1912; orb sr-
wise t.aJ mas bg JAW he excluded from ala ba.stt
of said estate. Given under mT hand this ID day OF
January. 1888. NM. g. WISE. 1914 18th 81. NV
Attest. t~tlI. JAMES TANNER. Register Of wis
for the District of Columbia. CLERK Of the Probate
Court. CARLISLE q JOHNSON. Attorneys.
ra.3I
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FOR sALE-HOUsE CONTAINING g ROOMS;
exceptionally large halls BATH and attic; concrete
cellar under entire house; hotwater heat handsome
electric light fixtures spacious vCrsnda; Tot contains
y acre; located on Connecticut ave. extended. The
81 600 600 Connecticut ave bridge Is NOW open 20
the public and viii double the value Of ground in
this section.
ROBERT L. HEATER,
Phone Main - G3 Colorado Building
ial97t
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN PROM OLD CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of its kind in the city. WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. 9sI 5th ST. nv. Phone NJ. 43l5.
jal0Gt
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CANVASSERS.

BRIGHT ENERGETIC LADY CANvAssEEs TO
a.N household necessity. salary and commission TO
rsat parties. Address BON 3D. Herald Office
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, PIANOS, &C, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS, 1924 H st. NV. Phone Main
DIG aust
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS, RENTS.
government estate and damage claims. no charge
unless successful FULLER AGENCY, III 18th NV
oc7-tf
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DINING CAFES.

The Delmont Cafe and Quick Lunch
Try our special lunch, 25c. Ladies and gentlemen.
$50 Peuna. ave
The Washington herald., 1908-01-20

Cement adapts itself to the uses of
every phase of life. on the farm the
home is built of cement block. the granary
of simple concrete. the bridge over the
stream dividing the west field from the
main tract is of re-enforced concrete. the
pig-sty is fiOOred with concrete. the dairy
is drained with cement tiling, and the
poultry-house IS furnished with cement
pavement. In the small town the court
house is structure of cement block in
the style Of tile great Federal building
in the nearby city. The churches are
exquisite specimens Of architecture which
only the great city could afford in the
old days. when nothing but stone was
known 20 the builders The village wood
sawyer lives In a twO-room concrete cot
tage. and the president of the bank has
a colonial mansion built of concrete block.
Around the little city park is balustTade
of shaped cement which gives the inn
preston of an Italian garden. And in
stead of the old bOardwalks. with the
inevitable loose ends breaking citizens
legs and causing suits against the city
there is the cement sidewalk-better than
Rome in its heyday of civic glory ever
knew.
In the great city cement is OmnipTes-
ent Sidewalks, of course. are every
where. Alleys are paved with it, sewers
are made of il, underground wire con
duits are constructed of 1t, and in the
very large cities underground railway.
carry their hundreds of thousands ot
passengers each day through artificial
subterranean passages lined with cement
In the outskirts of the city are IN,
/ great new factories, light and airy. clear
as new pin, and the whole great hous,
| one solid block of stone II Is monolithi,
| concrete structure bound together by IN,
myriad bars Of steel which re-enforce tn,
/ binding power Of the cement with thei
tensile strength. Downtown is the new
/ office building, on every floor of which il
/ to be found this ten-year-Old wonder o
| the world, and on the c0Tnices of whicl
/ are works of art copied from ancien
marbles in imperishable cement.
/ Whatever the design of a structure, ce
/ ment enables the builder to leave il
/ complete ard single unit. A stone build
] ing is a multitude of blocks of ston
The Washington herald., 1908-01-20

stone.
One Of the most remarkable pieces Of
rnonoIithic concrete construction is tie
viaduct OF the Richmond and Chesapeake
Bay Railway. in Richmond, Va. This
viaduct is over 2S00 feet long. is 20 feet
high at one point, and has withstood the
most severe test ever given bridge
structure Of the kind. The immense
structure. pillars. girders. floor. and all.
is one compact mass Of artificial stone,
burying in every part its own re-enf0rce-
ment in the form Of trIssed bars Of steel.
St Louis is having a new sewer built Ur
concrete. re-enf0rced with steel rings.
through which four teams might be
driven abreast. II is one Of the most re-
marzable feats in sewer construction In
the world. Great chimneys Of solid con-
crete rear themselves within sight Of
other great chimneys built Of concrete
blocks or bricks.
One OF the most striking illustrations
Of the versatility Of cement IN lending
itself to the uses Of both artist and
artisan is To be found in France a man
built great factory there in the cen
ter Of an ancient and beautiful forest. a
srnokestack was Il necessity for the fac
tory. Yet the man did not wish to spoil
the beauty Of the forest His own in
genuity and the plastic qualities OF ce-
ment solved the problem. He made q
mold Of the trunk Of "a giant tree cen
turies old. In tbis he cast "A cement
model. which was hollow And there to-
day towers what seems To be the dead
skeleton Of a king of the forest. but
what is really the cement smOkestack Of
a twentieth-century factory.
The cement users in Buffalo for the
next five days will discuss IN a practical
and technical manner every phase Of this
newest development of the oldest business
on earth Makers Of cement, architects,
contractors, and prospective builders ~
all classes viii be interested in what is
done there. The ordinary citizen viii not
follow the mazes Of the technical discus
sion. but If he will look about him as he
walks down town tomorrow he viii not
fail 10 be impressed by the wonders of
the fine gray powder the users of which
are gathered together to-day in the City
on the Lake.
Tomorrow National Board OF
Trade.
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY At 8 PER CENT
On watches diamonds, and iegelry.
LOUIS ABRAHAAiS
bonded broker. 453 Ninth st. NV.
uo33eod-d
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HAULING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS TRUNKS:
giVe frstelass service; answer calls promptly; con
tract % haul anything: plenty Of teams. CLAREN-
iag90t
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE E-DHORSEPOWER 1905 POPE To-
ledo in hrst-class condition; price, 81 800 Apply
l3l Fairm0unt ST. ials-St
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CEMENT USERS GATHERING
BY FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

placed together and held there by NOR
tar and the force of gravity. A steel
bridge Is "A maze Of steel bars and cables
fastened together by bolts and rivets
and the force Of gravity. a brick build
ing multipies the units. a concrete
house. or bridge. or sewer. when finished.
is one piece Of stone, shaped according
to the wishes Of the human VIII and
fashioned TO suit the needs Of human
kind If the laws Of physics are OBJ
served IN the shaping. it is as enduring
as any other single piece Of ordinary
stone
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-LIsCEILANE0Us-FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A LARGE PONY. BEAUTIFUL.
gagug, kIUd, auJ perfectly gated, a rare chance.
ls9 AlmtU11d place ua. als5t
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK,

Set ot Teeth and Gold Crowns. $ up; Gold FIJI
ings. up. Silver Filings. 50c. Work guaranteed
no pain. Dr. GEO. l.. EDMOND5. slO L 81. nv.
jaltU
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING; /;
no pain look. feel. act and last longer than nat
uTal teeth; 5hunken faces made normal. painless
filing Dr. J. l.. WILSON. l33 I st. NV. my2s-tf
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Super7UUus Hair, Warts, Moles,
BirihmarSs blacAheads and all facial blemishes
permanently removed hy eectroysis Lady operator.
Room 63 Metzer0tt Bldg. LlO Z 81. uw.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
EVERY OTHER HOUR On TIE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NEW YORK.
T0o .. N. Diner. Pullman Parlor.
1900 A. IL. Buffet psE4F tive-hour Train.
s. % a. IN DIueT and pullman Fdr0r Gar.
llAJ q. ~ Inner ana tuilHlaH Par0r Gar.
.iaJ ,. ~. DINER All I'ullmau fau0T Car.
s3OJ D. H. Royal Limited All pulin4gL 5-hour.
4 80 y. m CysCUes 20 fulaGe Ilia.
~ }. m DIHcT ana Pullman faTlJE.
= 20 y. II JgaCues 10 fuLaue pAIA
- - ,, ~, rieeIeE.
- 81 q. IA Sleepera
ATLANTIC CRY. 100. 800. in0O a. n. 100
ANNAPOLIS. week days, 800 a. n, l295 noon.
i;iS, 6sJ5 p. "a. Sundays 80 a. M. $50 ?. U.
EVERY HOUR Oh THE HOUR"
(NeeE days, ~ d. u. % 80 = n.i
TO BALTIMORE.
- 15.lo. $50 ~. ~. I;1O $50. 900,
ii9 '455s- l- .i0' 10 Il, il-.5o Hooa il-o. = -. ~
'iv@5. 'u@t. u - ?. u.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 's.i5 d. u.. = -. : = ?. n
CINCINNATI, 81. LOUIS, aud LOUISVILLE
'':iy ~, a ~. - , H.. 'L.ag night. .,,.-
ILEyELAND. .gao p. IA
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