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1902 o NV. i0r. h. s6T. ~
plS Mass az. liz h. ~ ~
1876 Fairm't. Tor. h. 30. no
1.cs 18th NV. Tor. b.n 90
1890 y NV. Ilr. h. IS mo
1890 18th nw.12r. h.n. 81
300 RI AZ nv. t2r. h5n. 81
1874 Clifton. 10. h. -. 20
1872 Clifton. Tor h. 20
s12 Z NV. l5r. ch. $40
mf1VG. Tor. h. ~ -
1877 18th FIAT. h41 30
153s 18th. Or. h. AZ 40
211A Let nv. ?r. h.31.:1
1891 18th NV .ar. b. 3, 20
cNI \ Cap. 6r. h.35.m
1922 18th. Or. b.. 81. 80
1913 Euclid. Or, IL. 81. so
FL.
- VI nv. Tr. h. 1850
o31a 18th NV. Or. b.
Al nO6r d. .Nb.tft
1877 willard. Sr. h.27.Jo
l1al willard. LIST a.
1857 ~ Willard. sr. h. Is 3. % 20
sol II nv. Or. b. ~. so
1875 4,h. I'd door.
front. Sr. h. -. .32.n
1919 q. 4r.h.h't.l't.30.O 90
1895 18th. 5r. b. .2s. 20
FuRNl
21n1 r nv. f2r. h. ..cn0
1870 Corcoran. Sr. h. ca. IN
1872 q nu. sr. h. az IN
As 1lth ne. 'r. h.42.5n
OFFICE
sns lsth nw.a fs. 10. 90
InH 18th. IN. 3r. n. ~. On
10Th & r. sc con. 2r. ~. m
STO
It2 18th. banking r. $50
w. h NV. storage. no 90
I'd 4 r NV. sto. DIV go. 90
fsie Y NV. 1900. .40. On
1870 ath nv. sto. lr35. 30
f"3n 9TH nw.sto. Sr35.@
tnnn 4th ne. stu. Or. .21.5n
9a0l Rrightw'd nv. -. 50
721 18th ne. sto. Ar. q. go
Store 18th & Ia av se.
FOR GOOD col
1911 18th NV. Z rooms
llt2 oeth st. NV. Z roc
1oG r re. 2 rooms and
15n6 NJ NV. ) rooms.
cacl r 81. NV. lat fion
os61 T. ST. NV. I'd foo
S1Ol-3103 X NV. : roo
SHANNON
1A i3th
.'TnoS for our Gree
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FOR SALE-DO YOC WANT A HOME.
THRN TIArRN

FOR SALE-DO YOU WANT HOME!
THEN LISTEN.
White stone residence. fashionable part Of
Rhode Island ave: parlor large reception hall.
buffers pantry: second floor. beautiful bed.
rooms and large hath: third floor. same as Sec
ond; servants quarters fourth floor; basement.
large billiard room. hot-water plant. storeroom,
servants hath. laundry. coal vault. trunkroom
This house Is finished throughout in beautiful
solid oak. inlsid floors. electric lights and cas:
et-foot front. beautiful lawn. 10 feet deep.
large hack yard and stable OF garage. 10 a Is
font alley. with lo-foot private side alley.
Further information and permit. TAYLOR'S
EXCHANGE. 1888 r. Exclusive Agent
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNfSHED.

FOX REM
S.. 500. ..33a Mass nw.11rl S35. an
IS. ON. .s19 18th NV. lar f3S.
81. 500 4 81 400. 1885 t3s. 80
MAss av NV. 12r fa3.s
$3.50. All 1th nv. store a35. :.
1928. 1881 l3th nv. Tor e33.
800. Irving at. 11r S32 70
500. 1928 Path nv. Ter $40 IN.
500. 1910 G nv. Tor k32. 50.
500 4 $50. .l4n7 18th $50 50
SIS. 1920 nth NV NV. i i"r : $50
SIS. =. .i12a q nv. Tor e32 sn.
So. lNlI y II AZ nv. 12r e22 10.
&60. .1H2S 18th nv. 12r $40. so.
500. .2J03 Champlain 8v $40. 80
NV. Tor $50. !.
SIS. so. 1925 V nv. 12r $50.
sss. .2940 Newark. Or &3n. :.
s58. 1920 y nv. Or S3O.
S5S. .25o3 Champlain nv $40.
nv. Tor e2I 20.
saa. . 1852 Col I'd. Tor $3.50.
SIS. 1903 Kal'a Az. 12r e2S. 30
eS2. so. The Westover.6r e2S.5 30.
$50. 80. 1919 gath nv. Tor e2S. so.
$50. 90. 1929 X nv. 11r &25. 40.
$50. 65. .2211 Wash cir.9r &25.
$50 80. ..1Ol6 22d nw.9r 32S. 3;
$50 1924 11th nv. Tor S2S. ;.
$50. The Marlborough. Pr s22. IS
$50. ..3I11 18th nv. Or &22 so.
$50. KLINE NV. Tor $3.50
Ss5 80. iona y Hav. Tor 5000
s4S. .141a 9Th NV. Tor 500.
a45. The P~hbleton. 6r $40. 60.
s45. The Wyoming, 3r $3.50.
&45. =. The Victoria. 6P 1850
&42.6s. .I212 8 me-. 1lr S1a. 80.
342 IN. The Rrunswick.4r $3.50
st2. 81. >. me Miller. Sr ST.. ~.
&40. :. 1919 2 nv. Tor $3.50
$50. IS. 1909 Wash CT. o. BIS n
$50. .11fs Enclid nv. 8r s12. 30.
f3s. 10. 1927 Ore nv, Tor 81.
s3S. 81. The I.andmOre, 5P kf0. 40 .
RI so. 9443 Ont I'd nv Or $40. -.
$50 1918 " nv. ar 81 30. !;
Forest Glen. Nd. i2r
For complete list Of property
weekly bulletin
SWARTZFLL. RHEEM & l
mv30-d, eSn S21 18th NV.
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PROPOSALS.

FKOPOSAfS ron ENGINES AND DYNAN6E.
Flooring Lumbar and Plumbing F1xtuFss-' Ollre Of
BufIdine for Notiunai Museum. Library OF On
sress. Washipston. D. c.. Mar 30. feos.-Seaisd
proposals for fyrni'etng snd Seii,srinS sns q,
the same. and the flooring lumber. and plunhipg
fixtures required for the new building for the
National Museum IN this city. viii Dc reeetyed
the 18th day OF June. 1908. and then publicly
opened. Specifications and other information fur
nished on application to this once. HERNARD
X. GREEN. superintendent Of ConstPuctioa.
my8O }el 40 fO,lf
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL SPRING AND
summer term; 20 lessons: only 40 to pro
nounce WELL Tenk. read. understand: trial
free. MILE v. PRUDHOMME. 3l4 Ind ave.
icar linesl. ap7-tf.eSu.4
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN MATHEMATICS
science. languages. music; university graduate.
twenty years experience: literary work revised
Prof j.. Station G. Rox 25l3. city my23- 3Ot'
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FOR RENT-JOHN QUINN. AT 7TH ST. S.w
a16 st. s.w.. Tor. steam heat ami. .e3S .O0
AZ It'll ut. sw. rooms ami 80. 81
lnhs a. s.w. q rooms ami....... 30. 50
1924 1t. ne, 6r..-steam heat. ami. PIN
40 9Th st sw rooms MI .. 23.M
500 9Th st. sw 6 rooms a mi. ....... 20 80
S32 ad IT. s.w. 1r. store q and w.. "a. M
ISL 18th ct. Sc. rooms anil. q. 81
bn2 y 81. Sc. & rooms, ami. 20.n1
BAL Mclean ave. e.w. Z rooms. ami. l1.5O
TIT eth st. Sc. rooms. T. and ~. 50
1888 Half st Sc. 4-rrom nat am.i... 1910
l42 st.-s.a. q rooms .. and w..... 1900
l1s st. Sc. 6 rooms $. and w...... 1900
= 1911 LIST st. s.w.. rooms. =. and w...... 1000
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FOR RENT
l2na nv. Tor. .S&515 1921 MOL nd al sv Sra 10
<5o Mo az nv. ar so $40 Corcnran. Tor .43. 50
3026 18th NV. 6r. $3.50 6O2 II nv. Ar. so
2ls Bryant NV 81. % 80 1874 n me- Or q so
1929 ne. Or .1s.@ 20 Bryant nv. 1880
1927 I ne. Or. -. 1850 43R Sth sw. Sr. IS so
10. rorcoran st. Ivy Rear 1923 VT nv.
City. 5r.. IL .00 5r .............. 145O
ARG Bland al NV 4rli 80 aO5 Fla ne. 5r. ~ so
IL Col ter nv, @r 1000 13s Irovidencc st.
I2A Y sw. 6f. $50 Ivy City. 5r. -. 10 so
Rear 81 LinwoFth 10 Col ter NV <r. 1910
place sw. 5r. 500 3244 Grace NV ST. g. 20
l31 Central ave. Ivy i22S LIST SUI 4r. 80
City, Sr. 90 20 sw, 4r. 90
APARTMENTS
1901 " Cap me- fiat. I'D n. b.. heat fur. ar &as so
1904 " Zap. ne, hst. I'D A. b.. heat fur Sr. 10 50
1875 " cap nc. Aat. I'd A.. b.. heat fur 5r. 10 30
a2s 9th ST nv. 4r. and hath. I'D floor =. 1000
43a 9Th st. NV, Rooms 10. II. L. I'd doOr 1900
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
40 9th 81. NV. Rorm No. 1............ $50 10
14n5 LIST 81 NV. rooms. I'd 6oor. ...... $50
2o1o 81. NV. rooms. ........... 1880
els AZ ~ NV. rooms. 4th honr. ....... 1000
l+n5 LIST II. NV. basement rooms 80. 10 on
413 X ~. NV. 2 east rooms. ............. 500
11G n 81. So, rooms. LIST fonr. ........ $50
433 9th NV, Room IL. 18th floor. ..... 500
STABLES.
Rear 4o6 st. NV. Il stalls. .......... $500
Rear 3S3 V st Observation-Disclosures. 900
m,ao-at. A. s. rAYwOoD aas 9th ST. NV.
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Fer SALE-CHEyY CHASE. Ex-
ceptional opportunity. One OF the
most artistic homes In this beautt-
ful community; " rooms; corner lot.
Price. $9,25O.
WEAVER BROS. 1i16 r st. NV.
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M-PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court-So. 1892 Ad-
minis ton-This r. 70 give notice that the sub
scriber. of the District Of Columbia. has Oh
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters testamentary on the estate Of
John X. Pfeil. late OF the District Of Colum-
bia. deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with tho vouchers thereof. legally authen-
Heated "a the subscriber before the 22d
day Of May AID. 1904 otherwise they may by
law he excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 22d day Of May. 1908
cHRISTIANA PFEIL. 2n+ I'D 81. NV. tSeslD
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register Of WfllO for
the District ~ Columbia. Clerk Of the Probat Re
Court; RAIsToN 4 SIDDoNs, Attorneys.
my25-law-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR Shareholders AND SPECTATORS
BUY these lots.
Only $3.50 each.
10 choice lots near +. CAP. and Lincoln
Park: cement sidewalks: large shade trees:
sewer. water. gas.
STONE & FAIRAFX. 13t2 New York ave.
OF
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UNFINISHED.
TOR RENT RY SHANNON 4 LJCHS.
I04 18th ST NV. Phones Main 2343 and $40.
HOUSES

'SFS
2y43 pros ayI2r.h3I.:N
Isn. Ore nv Ifr h a. 20
1000 a,h nw.sto. SrS5. so
a., X nv ,r r n, 30
ono ID no f3y II ~. 20
*, Ioth Or Il %. SO
AZ n,sr ~ Or h Ono
,,;n, III M, - 4, h oIm
ms al, 40 ar n 3:N
..o,o Gar,,.,a o. no, "a
~ X y a, No A. r % IN
,c,s n r'', = :" 81 "a
one a., - ., " &c "a
~, Hectm.r fr h rs 90
aao ,s,h co ar h - "a
im ~ hecknan e,..o
30. or a.. Z. 80 "a
re u" w. q" " -'''o
, ,M 18th, .. !, :. ="
, ,e,o -, ~. NV. m q. y. a. ~
, ,n D.. h Z. 81 70
Va - ~ = 90 90
y, rs5 :, ~ -.
a. X "a ~
Il
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FOR EXCRANGE-THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
home In Washington: will trade for vacant
ground n first class apartment house that can
show an income small houses: what can you
offer: For description OF this house look under
for sale houses this pnper. TAYLORS En-
CHANGE. 1888 F. Exclusive Agents.
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500 7fh sw. Or. .20. ~
S21 18th se. Or. b. 1873
3l4h G. -. , Or. b. 1850
sos 18th -. Or. b. 10. 50
683 8 G Az re, 6r. IL. IN
enc r sc. &......1&.16
1928 4th se. Or. 1880
ISER, 3lA az ut. NV.
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.

COTTAGE FOR RENT ON RIVER FRONT:
$75 for the season: furnished. except bedding.
crockery and conkin: utensils Lots for sale.
4. 8. CAYWOOD. D33 9th ct. n ". my25 30ts
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TUX REM
I'LL r nw.l0r. 2b. $50 NJ
l4a p nw.6r. sfO. 90. 90
1915 Riggs NV. Tor.
h-w heat. 81. 50
1910 Riggs nv. Tor. b3S. 50
QoS r nv. 10Y.b. .35. 90
1873 r 20. 6r. m 1. 20. M
ln3S c ne. 6r. b. IN. 0n
my30-3t JOHN SCRIV
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CONCRETING

its branches: steps. curtis. sidewalk coping end
patching Of all descriptions; underpinning and
s sr rsrsns IN OIL es done = ssresn e
INTIRE MARSHALL. - Cav. PhoueN .5SS1.
my6- NOto
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FOR SALE-CHANCE FOR BUILDER-THE
NV. corner 1st and Q NV. II lots: houses in
great demand in this neighhnrho bargain II
sold Mt once. NJ. s. CARrINTER. 1923 F NV.
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FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SAi.E-WE HAVE SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE
business properties and also some good and In
expensive small houses: good Investment.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Nne.).
myC3- 40 18th nj. NV
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TAYLOR'S EXCHANGE. 1888 r.
We still lead In exchanges.
We have bargains In houses and lots.
Builders, II You want cheap lots. have
them.
Homeseekers. we can save you money.
You need
my3f -8t TAYIOR'S EXCHANGE. 1893 r.
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prolonged absence from the city am offering
II for sale At very little more than half it's
value. Nearly new two stories. cellar and fin
ished attic: four hne bed chambers ind large
modern tiled bath on second noor direct light.
no areawaye: highest order OF fixtures. finish
and decorations: all hardwood trimmings; per-
feet hot-water heating syatem: laundry room.
servants bath and toilet in cellar: splendidly
22xlls; trust 3A.&S0 at AZ per cent due 1911 !:
offered till June at $3.50: might consider rea-
sonahle offer. Can he seen NJ any time by ap-
pointment. Address Box IS. Star ONCE.
my2O-3f eSu
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FOR EXCHANGE.

BUILDING LOTS: ALI. M
provements. to paved alley: near 14th and H
sts. price Of all. So. 4nN: clear: trade for
small house court alley houses and =
sumo trust pay cash difference. NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' GIL F. jcl-3t
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AT CHEVY CHASE. WITHIN 4 SQUARES OF
the circle. a splendid house. containing rooms
large attic: concrete collar: hot water heat
large bathroom: lot 60x170. VII trade for
house in town: price. s.. 500.
WI. II. SAUNDERS & Co, 1907 st. NV.
u,rCA A. eSn
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FOR EXCHANGE HANDSOME 10 ROOM
house Rerwyn Heights. tiled hath
sarvatory: hot-water heat: gas lighting: stable
house walking distance from bureau enera wing
and printing kARRICk & MErcAIF. 1920
y Y ave. my3n-3t
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&1sOO0 EQUITY IN APARTMENT HOUSE AND
improved property. clear. on eth ST. pike: price.
$4,000. total. S2,. 600. for business property
81 F. lei st
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soRRoW HOLLOW.
LQkaI Itarns

Dave LarIxins Of Snake Bend wanted
us to take three chickens for 9 mos. sub
scrlpshion recently, witch we agreed to
DO. but when Dave delivered the chickens
they was fFoze stifeFn haddoek with
feet, head and feathers all on. We didn't
know that they was shet out Of the hen
house and froxe to deth, and khof we was
buyin them on the i1ooR Or we would not
have consented, No more froze up chick
ems wanted by Us,
Bale Hawkins bought two cords Of wood
last Monday. Some Of the naybers say
that IL Bale burns as much wood as they
have missed the past two months Bale
will MOT roast hisseif to deth.
Ass4s. Jerushy Farkins had a hen to die
on her last week or the week before, We
would have menshioned this sooner, but
we forgot II.
Bill Hepburn, our artistick blacksmith.
while tryin to work while intoxicated
last Monday, axidsntally fell into hts
cooling bari ana tipped IL all over his
self. Bill nailed some Stats acrost the
top of II the next ,moruip to prevent
drowndin hisseif some day.
widow Hinckiey and her son Bud, who
Amt quite right In his head. attended
church last Sunday nornin. Bud was
real good duTin the service.
Lime Peters woke up yesterday mornin
with yilent pains in his stornick and his
head aching him 50 his wife put snow
bandages on same. Lime Is some better
at this writin, but don't understand why
he was sick, as the night before he was
feeIin all right and ct g harty supper OF
sawsidge and fried onions and half a
minee pie.
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PoSEOffice
Robbed!
Eph Hlssins Dissustsd and SUPERVISED
--Our HsreIol Tewn ConssshIs
Seth Dswbsryy Gets Clues

Last Friday morplng when our accomo-
dattn and efflshent p. ~. went to open up
his establishment he found soUebuady
had got aM&#d Of him and opened up the
r, o. befors his ushual time, and investi-
gasfion sfbwd that BURGERS and thieves
had smashed the trent door-lock and gone
into the offs and stole all the nl9uney
outen the cash drawer, which was s2.4l
cents, and pasted all the stamps Ia same
on the glass fronts Of the boxes,
Every letter in the p. o, was tcred open
and the letters and enveilups and postage
cards was all mixed up in q big pile.
Eph's weighin scales was throwd into the
stove and his pipe and tobacko was mis-
sin, On the table where Eph sorts his
mail he Heaud some boiled egg shells
which proved 10 mind that the burglars,
whoever they might be, was hungry and
et supper before or after euttin up their
nailed 10 the fleor and on them was pin
ned q note wich read: ''Foller US at your
perill-w6 will shoot the whiskers offen
you. Beware! Yegg."
When Eph saw whot had happened he
run euten the street hollerin fire and help
and IN erbout ten u1innits the whole pop
ulaahIon OF .Bingviile was askln Eph whot
the matter was. He didn't stop to tell
them ennythink seFhout 1t but sent little
Jimmy Cooper over 20 oStH 0CWDFhhy
Jour heroick town constable) house 70 tell
Seth to come over immediate and Jimmy
went and told Seth whot a reck the post
offs was.
Seth ne sed he was purity bizzy and
didn't see Jest how he could come and
ennyway be was sufferin from a sprained
ankle and didn't feel fit to grapple with
sieh desperate characters as burglars,
Jimmy he told Seth the BURGERS had gone
long ergo ana soon az he sed .lat Seth
clapt on his hat and forgot all erbout his
spraified ankle and run like Sam Hill for
the r. o. When Seth got there all outen
breath he asst Eph Where be they-the
dog twisted varmints? Jest let me git my
hands on EN- and I'll land them in the
iockup so blamed quick it will make their
heads ache" Eph told him he didn's
know where In timenashion they was, but
he knew he was out $4.73 cents besides his
pipe witch was a good one and cost him
a quarter three years ago. Seth was or
full disappointed and commenced to look
for clues. On the snow, footprints shoVd
purity plain to his trained eye how they
come and went out. Seth he trackt the
foot prints in the snow clean acrost 70
Ras slocomb's hen house and lost track
OF them there. Seth opined that is(where
they got the eggs, and that they come
and went in a pung.
Seth is still workin on the case and Is
askin everybody in Bingville IL they
know who done it.
LATER--As we so to press we get
word from the Co. seat that three p. os'
was broke open by yeggmen, whichever
they be, and they are desperate citizens.
Seth on hearin this says It's no use for
him 70 look for them emmy more.
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lstAs EpaIas RsVss Y shs cssp'sn

We come purity nigh not haviu our
ushual red-het editorial this week, ana
al this writin we don't know wether. VIC
ort to feel glad or sorry. In this eolluIii
where we ollus put our editorials we
had a big advertisement for a steryoR--
tieoru show to be give in Town Eall
next week and expected 10 reap a few
dollars for same being as our other coli
.lunas was all filed rp with FIRST class
news and advertisements, when the
PARTY wlot had as set the types CONE IN
and sed he didn't want the 3D., 80 Ey
H6sfins refused TO let him have the
Town Hall on the ground that Il
would take to much money outer Btng-
vile and the citizens hadn't got over
sptndin money fer Christmas and the
show heit here last week, and also sed
he fCy) didn't care for stefyopticorn
uictures emmy way and guessed he 1.-THE
Show feller) had better git out Of town
less he cald Seth Dewberry and ride
him out on a pole. We teched him Up
fof our pay ia settin up his ad. and
readin proof and so forth, but he de-
clihed 70 pay us ennythink ON acct. as
the al wasn't printed and sed he had
been treated worsep a yeiler dog and
sol1e day he would make Cy sweat for
4 we learned since that this same
nan has stuck the Hardscrabbic Ban
neF three times for aavertisin and.
didn't pay cent for using the hall after
maxim over 1915 last week. and we
eailsiiate it we amt nothin IN we amt
pothin. out, so peraps tis just as wei.
The editorial piece witch we started to
write, before the above axident, was
erbout the Bingville school house and
the coudishicn Il is in today and every
day and was fifteen years ago, witch Is
lest the same only worse The srles
wich hold the school house UP in some
places is almost wore out by the wether
and gipsy moths and gEate cracks in
the floor give the scholars more fresh
AIR IA Ave rainrits than they could git
outen doors in hole day. Jed Peters,
our intelligent school teacher, wears
three pairs of pants and two under
shirts TO keep hisseif from freezin and
has 70 march his scholars around the
room every fifteen fainnits for the same
reason. Jed he lets the best scfolier
out the wood in the stove and Dat-
churally they be. a lot OF compensation
for 4 Mise hot honor. The plasterin
has fell of lately at the rate Of two feet
per day and only last Thursday little
Tommy Barker got bubble the amt. on
his head witch ushually falls and Is now
'on the sick list with sprained neck
and several contushions.
We spoke efbout this sad and dam
Ref6us state Of affairs several years
agc--we think il was in the spring Of
1898, but we won't be snre-+but there
wasn't nothink done erbout 1t. and SO
with our charaeteristiek enterprise and
with tie good Of the community at
heart. wich has ever distinguished our
acts 10 the literary ReFfession Of edit
ia0 and publishing a newspaper, we call
attenshiof to Il again in the hope that
our Board OF Health win wake up and
take some actshion before it is ever
iastingIy too late.
In the spring we shall agitate a dis
snsshion for q new school house and,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-26
Home a Visiting

'Percival B. whittacre" formally Of
BingviIie. but who now runs a elevator
at the Co. seat paid the Bugie ONCE a
pleasant visit recently. Pereiyal tbetteT
known 10 everybody In this neck OF woods
as BUD has come out wonderful since
he went to the city. He wears a clean
shirt, a stand up collar, kid gloves and
smokes little slim segaFs bout IS big as
a lead pencil with. white paper GROUND
EN-. We can remenber Bud when he
was a little shaver and didn't warsh his
face more than once q week. Them days
he didn't wear grease on his hair, nor
red neoktle around his neck and We
caIkllate he was one OF the orneriest
young ones that Bingyiile ever produced.
civilization has helped bud awful
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-26
Ams HIlysr on the Outs With
! Eph Higgins

Eph Higgins, our accommodation post
master. received batch OF caliendsrs
two weeks ago with the address torn on
the pkge ana has been selling OF them
to his customers for 5 cts. each. Anne
Hiilyer, our lorysr ana J. Of the p. didn't
receive his ushual supply this year and
accused Eph OF appropriatIng his prop
erty with malice afoFethot and sellin
same without his permission In the prem
Uses, Eph denied each and every altega+
shlon and told Anne II he didn't keep his
mouth shet efbout It, he would Jest drop
a line to Washington and set the U. 8.
Govt on him for interferin with the mate
az the p. o. Anne he talked some big
law words to Eph, but Eph didn't know
whot he ment, consequently Anne didn't
Sit no satisfackshion and will hafto send
for some more callenders or walt till next
year and try again. In the meantime
Eph e maxim money hand over nat ana
n glttin turrible independents
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-26
Coffee Grinder for Sale

/ have iede 81 stock Of one coffee
grinder witch offer for sale ct my store.
Il is a good grinder. ! paid nifty cts. for
II at hoiesale and will sell It for q dollar,
but It Is worth a dollar and han to
ennybody who likes their coffee fresh
ground. Kit turribie tired OF turnin my
grinder to grind coffee for customers
while they sit around and watch me 90 II
and wish ali my customers would buy one
for their own beneft, and also for my
benefit. HEN WEATHBnSBT,
Bingvtlie. Prop. Genexas Et1GA
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-26
Hsn An dove ID

Hen weathersby,, pF6p. Of our general
store, had a turrible big trade in his
store last week. do sold z cts. 81 mos
Iasses. a. axe handle, box OF stove biacklns
three lbs. OF pTunes, claw hammer. sew.
erai plugs Of terpacko. Ia dos. clothes
pins, clay pipe and menpy other afti-
kels too numerous 70 penshion includin
pair Of oyeralls, some dried herrin ana
other dry goods. He broke lamp chiHn-
bly and split a at. OF vinegar and almost
sold a pair OF felt boots to~Wes Wood
ruff, our expert hunter and tFapper. They
was only 10 cts. between them on the
decker
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-26
NntIsa 10 PuhIlck

This Is to let you all know that VIII
not be In my barber shop none next week
beings as 1 have hired out 70 help Jathro
Jennings cut Use and stoNe same in his
Use house witch will take us all week but
the week foilerin Z will be back reddy
for business II I amt too blamed famed
up witch / expeckt to be. II you need q
hair cut or shave you can wait I'll week
after next, 1 reckon.
HARVEY HINES.
Tonsorlal Artist and Use Packer.
BIngville.