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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-04-10
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS

Colonists rates to all points, at les
than one fare for the round trip; ais
Homeseekers rates TO the North, Soutd
and West at about one fare for the rounh
trip, Tickets sold the first and third
Tuesday OF each month.
There lie now a rate to Bran eh points
OF one fare for the round trip going eve
ming train OF each Saturday good re-
tIrning until first train Monday. Tick
cts be also sold on Sunday at one
fare for the round trip.
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htDAY. APRIL 10 49, ;
a you have any trva news or
paut any printing, a. II u- through
he ourier Phone 1873.
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Applicant IN for Liquor Lii
censp

To the citizens OF the town Of Jasper. Du-
bSis county. Ind Notice - hereby given
that the under-igr ed. a male citizen. twenty
one years old. OF good moral character. and
Who has been a continuous resident 81 the
town OF Jasper for q period 81 ninety da :
before the publication 81 this notice. wili ap-
ply e. the Board ~ Commissioners Of Dubois
county. Indiana, at their next regular May
term. 1907. for leave to sell IN Ms own
name spirituos. vinous and malt liquors. ia
less quantities than "A quart at a time. with
the privilege Of allowing the same 10 BE-
drank for a period Of one year from the date
Of said license. upon the following described
premises to wit the isx51 foot room on the
xrourd floor 81 one story frvme building
situated on the Nortn half 81 lot No. igI ~
shown on the original plat 81 the town ~
Jasper. Ba.nbridge township, Dubois
County, Indiana
said building ~ on Main street fronting
west. GTSTANE J. kUNKEL
April. L., ie0s-1w.
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AsrrR. punor. COUNTY. INDIANA

r.atcrl.ti AZ the Pust0fflce az Jasper, Ind.
~ trlm~fni ssion O. rough the mail a. Sec
ruI class matter.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The Commissioners of Dubois
County met in regular April term
Monday the following business
transacted.
The Auditor reported the
Collection OF Sl5o 80
I lsrk sos. So
Recorder 1874, 80
Sheriff 1920. 30
All of the reports were ex-
amined ard approved.
The Road petition of Charle les
Fckert was rect lived and John
III. Striegel, Leopold Friedman,
and Eckert were appointed
viewers to meet before Nicholas
Volpert at Schneliville April .,
TO be sworn.
The Road petition of Nathan
Griffith was accepted and John
Frank. Homer Wininger, and
Louis Schwenk appointed view
ers to meet April % before VIM.
III. Kellams to be sworn
The petition or Michael j. Hopf
FOR the establishment of high
way was granted.
The petition of of John Wrese-
h1n, was received and Aug.
Ahrens, Daniel Lichleyter and
Isaac appointed viewers, to meet
April Is.
Ernest g. Meyer ct al road
petition same order as above.
+. II. Poetker ct al amendel
rock road petition granted. JOS
F. Friedman Elk. cambridge Tp
rock road. Continued Geo La
Palette was appointed Drainag'
Commissioner
The petition of Geo A. Lenl
ct al to change voting precint:
in Cass Tp was continued.
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AAAAs .fAtsilf 0tAs+NtN "a
deaths are caused
by IL heart dis
ease pneumonia.
heart failure or
apopleNyafe often
the result OF Kid
ncy disease If
kidney trouble IS
cltoa,lvauce
tlekiiney poison
ell blood viii at
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A. T. GUGSEbb. M. D..
Corner nth &-Lackso1 Sis.
HOME PHONE.
WARNING NOT CE

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed that | will prosecute all parties
found trespassing on my farm in Msdi-
SON township, Dubois Co.. Ind This
includes all hunters. drivers, fishers and
every body The following are the de-
scriptions Of the land embraced in the
above:
n. w. or. Sect. IS, l, 6. leo acres
w. y :. w. or. Sect. 36. g 50 acres.
Sc SW Sect. 80, ]. 8, 40 acres.
PIT. w 81 Sect. 80, /, q s. acres.
W. = NE Sect. 30. l, 6. 50 acres.
PIT T. l-2 NV Sect. j. >, q. 20 acres.
PIT. y l-2 Ne Sect. /, ,, q, IL acres.
PIT. SW NE, sect. /, ?, q. ! ~ acrts.
JONI GRkMKLsPACHER.
Jan. 3. zoos, 3w.
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DEMOCRATICTICK

For Congress
WILLIAM T.. COX.
For judy j7th. Circnit
JOHN l.. BRETT.
For Pro ecGt'r.
HARRY W. CARPEN TER.
For Joint Represenfative
PETER L. COBLE.
For Countv Ire surer
JOSEPH GE Der.
For Count sheriff.
FERDIAND DLLMER.
For Co. Com r. 81 Dist.
JOHN B. LUBBERS.
FOR TIP. TRUSTEE.
r unbudge-W IN. b. Erny.
Madison-Robt. Yates.
HarbisOu-Adam Harker.
Boone Thomas II. Inmau.
sse,ser BainbIidge Scion Stephenson
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snbscrlptIon u 30 Per Year.

This paper = mailed regularly 10 il
subscriber ~atil definite order 10 dis
,0uiinue : receive and all arrears paid
in full: unless in the discretion OF the
pubisher different coure should be
deemed advisable.
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'.Jce Touch Of Nature Mskes the Whoei
World Kin"
When rooster finds biz fat worm
he calls all the hens in the farm y ri 10
come and ehare it. A similar irat oil
hnman nature il TO be observed ~hei a
man discovers som thing eX,, puonaiis
COOL he wants all ms lien ara
neichbors 10 share the bene IL OF his
discovery. This j. the tou h OF nainre
I Al makes the whole world kia. This
explains why reople who have bean
cured bv Chainl erlMns Cough Remedy
" lie le tiers 4, the manuiacn rrs ior
publication, that pthe =. >imi'a " a. .lns
may also use II and obt j reiiri. u r
HAD everyone OF these letters J. a wal N
heart "A wish OF The writer to be 81 nse 70
someone else. This remedy j. i,r 81
bv jas 4 Mehringer.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-FURNIsHED. SMALL HOUsEREEP-
ing s1ite for tao adults: short term Addrcss
BOX p. Herald onice.
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4 Prize Winner.

The temperance society was to meet
that afternoon. Mrs. Arnold dressed in a
hurry and came painting downstairs. She
was a short. plump woman. says the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Annie, run up to my room and get my
blue ribbon rosette, the temperance
badge" she directed her maid. IT have
forgotten it, You will know it. Annie
blue ribbon and gold lettering"
'Yesm. I know it right Well"
Annie could not read, but she knew q
blue ribbon with gold lettering when che
saw it. and. therefore, had no trouble IN
finding it and fastening it properly on the
dress of her mistress.
Mrs. Arnold was too busy greeting her
friends or giving close attention To the
speakers at the meeting to note that thew
smiled when they shook hands with her
When she reached home supper was
served, where the other members of the
family were seated
Gracious me. mOther"' exclaimed her
son, that blue ribbon-have Won beep
wearing that at the temperance meeting?"
A loud laugh went up on all sides
why, what is IT. Ned?" asked the good
woman. ClUtching at the ribbon in sur
prise.
why. mother. dear, didn't You know
that was the ribbon l won at the show?'
The gold lettering on the ribbon read:
Lebanon Poultry Show. First. Prize
Bantam"
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BYRON AND WORDSWORTH.
Each OF These Great Writers Be-
lieVed i'm Democracy.

Laurie MaguIs in T P.s Weekly
Byron and Wordsworth have this al
least in common. Each alike was filled
with righteous Indignation at social and
moral wrongs. Each was a democrat be-
fore democracy, eager to admit the people
TO the heritage from which they had been
shut out by the selfshness Of class inter
ests and the apathy OF Industrial condi-
tions. But while WOrdsworth's temperate
zeal took the gradual and the longer way
Of a basic reconstruction Of social prac-
tice. building 1t up afTesh on arguments
tested by experience, and deeming no rec
ord too trivial 20 serve the architects
design, Byron's more ardent mood burned
for instant reform, and would not brook
the restraints which the tactician imposes
on the fighter. THE moment he reflects
he is a child" was Goethe's verdict on
Byron, who, though he was moved by the
same impulse as Wordsworth. and obeyed
the same order of revolt. followed
throughout his short life the path of ac-
ton. not of reflection. His poetry carries
Us forward, in the sense Of his own dying
cry, Forward, forward follow ne" 1t
exhibits, as Swinburne tells us, a "splen-
did and imperishable excellence Of sin
cerity and strength He believed in
tensely in his cause.-The common cause
Of his age. the emancipation of man from
physical and moral bOnds-and he en-
ployed whatever weapon came foremost
10 convince others of the truth
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle, close here daily az G.l5 p. M NO to Janu-
ary a for dispatch by steamer fremont
Hawaii Japan, Korea, China and Philippine
Islands. via San Francisco close here daily at el5
.. m. up TO January .. for dispatch by steamer
Mongolia
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand, Samoan Islands, Fiu Islands, and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria. British CO.
uInbia, close here daily at rs p. H. lp to Jauu-
airy 26, for dispatch by steamer Miowera
Tahiti and MaTquasas Islands via San Francisco
close here daily at els D. m. up to January q for
dispatch by steamer Mauposa.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco, close here daily at 6.l5 D. m up 10
January 81, for dispatch b. United States TRANSPORT
Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here daily at
els p m. up TO February g. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda,
Hawaii, Japan KoT1a, China and Philippine Isl
auds. via San Francisco close here daily at s:5 D.
m. up 20 February Tor dispatch BY steamer Hong
kong Mara.
Australia Except mails for West Australia. NeW
Zealand Samoan Islands, ard New Caledonia. via
san Francisco. close here daily az els p m uD 10
February Q. for dispatch by Australian Mail Line
japan. Korea, China. and Philippine Islands via
NaneouvoF and Victoria, British Columbia, close
here daily at 6.l5 D. ~. up 10 February T. Tor dis
patch tg steamer Empress VI India.
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MAID WHO VISITS By DAY
Demand for Competent Girl Who Is
at Moments Call.
often Goes Ont with Women in Their
Carria ges-Night at Home
Giving More Rest.

a woman who has established herself IN
New York as a visiting lady's maid
says that there IS large opportunity in
that liI.e for many other women. She is
engaged weeks in advance and can take
no more patrons upon her list.
Especially among people who live in
apartments there IS the greatest demand
for really competent visiting maids" she
says in the New York Press. "Some have
not a room to give Il resident maid;
others cannot afford one Yet all feel the
imperative need Of assistance when going
out to an important affair Of an evening.
I never divide a day. but get s. from the
lady who has my services for that time
The price is no more than she would
pay if. instead Of my going to her home,
she went TO a good hairdresser and mani
cure.
"Oh yes. am expert IN both those
lines. as well as IN facial massage: q
woman who wants to adopt my profes-
sion must be. ! arrive at house at I
o'clock in the afternoon. and my hours
usually last until I, >, or 3 the next morn
ing. If possible I attend TO the massage
ana manicuring the first thing. and then
lay out the lingerie and gown for the
evening. together with gloves, slippers,
hair ornaments. and all the little acces-
sories, so that there may be no possible
delay at the last moment. The hair
dressing I leave till the last.
Sometimes there is mother and one
or two daughters in a family, and I have
10 divide my time between all In that
case the entire afternoon IS often devoted
to hairdressing alone.
II a lady lives alone she often takes
me with her in the carriage and 7 so
again to accompany her home. When I
remain behind / ain by 10 means idle. I
go over the gowns in the wardrobes, CIV
ing a stitch, a button. or a fresheuing-up
touch where one happens TO be needed.
Often I pack delicate gowns. &c, that
are to go 10 the cleaner. or 1 tidy Up
the drawers of the chiffonier or do any
little thing that may be required.
When the lady returns I help her un-
dress, put the gown of the evening away
carefully, and arrange everything IN per-
feet order before I leave.
Yes, I get home late, but unlike the
maid who lives in a family, I have my
rest the next morning. That's one ad-
vantage In my work, and being able to
be more or less independent and have
your own home is another
81 don't know that my salary amounts
to much more than that of a resident
ladys maid. when you consider that I
have my room and two of my meals 70
pay for. Then in summer my city work
dies away completely, but I so 70 fash
ionabIe seaside resort then and leave my
cards at the hotels. II this way I re-
ceivc a great many engagements. though
not so many as when working among my
own clientele.
Il don't see why a great many women
who object TO living in families shOuldn
start out and succeed as I have done.
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lJ5 18th ST. nv
r-n-Er-r.n-rL-r La

81. b................... $3.50
l23 y G. az Sc. 6r. b...N.00
on eth NV, qr.........35.00 90
.l305 5lth NV. llr. b..u15.6l
4lt II NV. 1r. h........25.00
l4ii Pa aT Sc. Or, b.-.2 50
1881 sth NY, 5r......".H.00
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

etHEDJLE N EFFECT JANUARY Q. lSB.
Leave Washington NeH Union Station.
t95 4. NJ and SO q. m-Daily-AH points on
Sofio.E ana nesIeFH; aIs0 knoxville CbaitsnG0sa,
and Memplis.
W;5 y m--Daily-Rosnoke. Bristol, Winston
Salem. nHOLglle. Chattanooga, Nashville, AeInphIs
New Uricaus through Sleeper. Dining cars.
FOR Aog.oik-LeaEe Washington Az .. q. daily,
10 &. u. daily IS ?. u daily. AIriye Norfolk
Il - a. n, 5z0 p r., l9s5 ,. u.
40 ?. m.-Dsly-Beuyyille. Luray. Shenandoah.
Trains from tie Southwest arrive s:85 a. n and
II ~ .. u.
A.! Attenuation Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue bend Buildlugj
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Something Gone Wrong with
i the Books, Mr.. Merchant? Il

That's the trouble 5gib unreliable clerks Yon haze to
spend much time checking their ork that you might Just
about as 7veH do yourself in the first place
Fortunately there are yon depend On however;
accurate clock 7uOYk and reliable as the sfm
That's the only kind to haze your books Mr Merchant
# yOn 5gant TO be sure hogU your business stands
They're in dsmand-algayS-bm sometimes tEev agqnf to
make change The best class of Washington clerks read
THE WASHINGTON HERALD little ad III the Want Cos,uns
9CiH reach the kind you apunt
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,

NOIE-FlDllsled ollg IEt0TnaIlol, and nos
guaranteed.
sa1 L. A.-C. & o. LIMITED, Daily-Fass YES
THULE tyalE. Pullman seepers 70 Lexington Louis
fLiei t-nclGual. Il1laLap pOlIs, Chicago. and s.
Louis. Connection Tor Virginia bot slrings. Puil-
man cdTs LOUISVILLE 70 NASHVILLE, MeBpAIs. and Ass
O!tseAs- Di--As cata "a carte service.
Q.g p. A.-r. +. y LIMITED Dsilv-SoIid
Tesu0rle uEln. Pullman SeepeTs TO Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car u NHgIEia HCt cpTIlss WeeE days. dining CATS
"a carte seTtlce Pullman oleepers Cincinnati 10
Chicago ana 81 Louis, and Louisville % MemDhis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations ard tickets al Chesape and Ohio
Omees, 5L5 PeEusy lFauia aTeuues v9 lith street,
rear r ana New Union station. Telephones MAN
100 for Washington Terminal Cab Service sud lam
loo OF Us f0E Z. 4 u. Ticket once.
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HOWELL heard OF a case Of Greek
meeting Greek the other day.
Powell-Whats the stOry2
Howell-A minister was married. and
when he came TO pay the wedding fee he
asked if there was any reduction TO
clergymen.
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FOR SALE-LOTS-

FOR sALE-CHOICE lots AT INVESTMENT
prices IN Connecticut Avenue Terrace. The 81 053 o.
R9 CoHueCticEt Avenue Bridge IS NOW ouen 10
the public. aud viIl double the value Of rr7Drr-v
along this thor01glfare Best lots are bcing taken
rapidly Price, = to 8 cents a square foot. Terms
$50 cash, DNisliee monthly. For illustrated plat
and fun particulars write. telephone. cr call On
ROBERT Z. HEATER MANAGER. H5 Colorado
Building Phone Main 533 Automobile at your
service Il you wish to see the property jal9-7t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TICKET OFFICE: lsZI PENAA. ave.

Notce-f0lI0Wlng scleduIe not glaTanLsed
u05 a. II. Daiy-Seabozgd Mall. Through coaches
and Pullman sleeIers 10 Savannah and JacEs1uul.e
IHTOUgn Eleepen Washington 10 Hamlet and ham
leI 70 Atlanta. PaTi0r car TO PluehGEss. Dining
cars.
Z 3 +. NJ. DaIy-Seaboard Florida Limited sold
Pullman train through 10 Jacksonville ard 81 Az
ggstne- Also through seepeTs 10 PIuehuut. A.
laata, Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
go T.. M. DaiIy-Seaboard Express. Coaches aad
Pullmans - Savannah and Jacks0uUiie.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SALESAIEN. INCREASE YOUR SALARIES.
Don't stay IN Climb 20 the top and be a
department general manager Be tie man who
knows how. You can. Let us tell you how and show
you the way. Write for free Plan. B. s. L., Dept.
d.. 6I7 Nunssy Bldg Washington. D. c.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We STORE FOR 75c "A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, As-i20-
~ 10Th 81. NV Phone Main s22s ja3-sOt
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DINING CAFES.

The belmont Cafe and Quick Lunch
Try oE special lunch. 25c Ladies and gentlemen.
050 Penna. ave
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HAULING.

We HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS. TRUNKS.
give hrstclass service answer calls promptly, con
trs~ , 5anl anything plenty 0f teams CLARFN-
D0N sMiiIi. ga aud SIS. Nv Phone Main %
.a291t
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DENTISTRY
DENTAL WORK

Set Of Teeth and Geld Crowns. g up: Gold FIJI
ings, 81 up; Silver Filings. sec. Work guaranteed
40 iain. DR.. GEO l. EOMONDS. SO b St nw.
jsllu
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING.
no PAIN look, feel, act and last longer than nat
ural teeth: shrunken faces made normal; painless
nlling Dr.. J. L. WILSON. 1903 + St NV. myg9-tf
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RAILROADS.
BALTIM0RE & 0HIn RAIrpnAl

~S~S AALLAUAU,
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on TIE opn nora a.
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YopK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NFyy vops
s700a.m Diner, Pullman Psflo,
1890 D. u. Buffet PsTloT, tHe-6ouF T,.,.
kgaG a. n Diner and pullman Psr-o- fs-.As
I'll 20 a. "a. Diner End Pullman Psr.er 81.
q 90 D. n. Diner an Pullman Psrio- -
$40 D. N. Royal Limited. All puiiUSsSS' SS'' bo,.
1850 D. IA. Coaches TO Hni2de.phls 1"'AE'
800 D. N. Dincr and Pullman ParIor
800 .. n Coaches 10 fnla1elpaIz
I'll - p. n. seepers.
ATLANTIC CIfY. r70o. go. m@ n, ma
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS SO q n. lass ,oo,
AS, 800 ?. m. Sundays. Z 20 a. m., - D. m
EVERY HOUR ca THE HOUR"
Week days : % a. n. 70 $50 y. NJ
TO BALTIMORE.
Z52 I5O0 f630 -ll1 10. b0. 30 40
i9:50. 1000, .liaJ a. u, tlkO5 noon. Iza5 'l5s.
Nl5, fZW, '3D5, f3E. s5sos i4ays i1a3, an
ISSs, ~, ieDJ. 'oa1. ~ 's"~. "a. '4ag,
&c -. Il -. II - ? u
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, $40 q. n, ~. $50 ?. n.
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUiS, ana LOUISVILLE
'S:lg q n, - ,. L., II az algal.
PlIiSbChGs 'slg q. RLs - - 'ss9 p a. ~ =
night.
CLEVELAND, '9:l9 D. n
COLUMBUS, 81 ,. 70.
hhEELSNtI, sy:IU T. u., 30 2. ~.
hlNChEStkB. 1913 3. H.. 4Ds, T3U ? %.
tkEDEhlCh. pa, ls'l9, ss'i5 g. IA. ~. ias,
hAGEKsToWN, 1910 g. ID, $50 p. n
DAILY. fkXcept Sunday. sounday only.
IELEPHUAEo 81 ali VI tine following Ticket Or
ave, Main Hs; Nes Union Station. 1iczet Ot1cs.
Mdin l5oJ- Information Bureau. Maln 100.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-foA08Ing schedule hgUIss published only
as Information and are lot guaranteed.
FOR Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile. New OTlsans
AsheTile Chattanooga. Memphis 800 e. u. and
Il ~ J. u. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans. I5I5 p. II. daily.
For savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida pointA
10 J.. n. daiIy.
For Columbia. Charleston, Augusta, Aiken, 40
J.. and 30 H. IL. dsily
Tourist cars for California four times a week: g .
=. H. Monday wednesday, THURSDAY Friday
Local fer HauisoBbgrg 6 IS 8. u. daily; % D q,
week days fOr DsDFille, sg5 a. m daily and fos
Charlottesville. 500 q. u. aud 455 D. q. daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluenont
L. : BROWN. General Agent
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5 WANTED-FEMALE.
Is WANTED-MALE.

BY INTELLIGENT YOUNG C0L0RED MAN
position wanted with chance OF promotion; begin
at moderate salary. Address Q. rs v Cap st. ials2t
COLLEGE GRADUATE. EXPERIENCED
teacher, wants tutoring Latin and German; terms
reasonable BOX p Herald oa7ce flIszt
TEACHER. A. NJ. COLLEGE GRADUATE WITH
ten years experience wishes private pupils in Latin
Greek. English. mathematics. Address BOX .
Herald Office fs1q--
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GROCER.
MACHINE SHOPS.
ALEXANDRIA,
RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the onI,
weaving factory Of its kind in the city. WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. 93l 5th st. NV. Phone NJ ass
ia100s
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MASSAGE.
WALL PAPER

PAINTING. DECORATING. PAPERHANGING.
Will bring samples 20 your home
NATIONAL DECORATING Co,
Ith and SIS. Phone 65l3 Main.
n06f
ROOMS PAPERED, s. Up; SAMPLES
brought. latest fall designs painting LIE PREUX.
l55l 9Th st. Phone y. 5i5lm. jal6-d
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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.
oc7tf
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FOR LE-B,HORSEPOWER 1906 POPE To-
lsdo. 10 first class condition; price 81 500 Apply
1871 Faimount ST. ials-gt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25
Words of Praise

For the several ingredients OF which N
P.erce's medicines are composed, as rivJ7
by leaders in all the several schools of
medicine. should have far moro weight
than any amount VI non pT9l,s, ional trS
uua1tlIs. Or. Pierce's lIvorite Plcsrrip
ton has THE nApGE oFuDNESrY ou every
boy,e-arlppcr, in a full list Of all itS in
gradients printed in plain English.
lyon are an invalid woman and suffer
from frequent headache, backachc, Rucw.
ting j.stlM In stomach, periodical pains,
d ,Ig-eEJe, catarrhal. pelvic drain,
drarc .,Iown distress In lower abdomen
or pci1E. perhaps dark spots or spe-ls
a1nrTs before the eyes faint spells and
hDdNL symptomSc caused by female weak
u'.> uL.thf derangemcutoit- de feminine
organs NJ can not do better than take
Dr. Pier. IS Favor.te Prescription.
The h.tal, surgeon. hu.fc and opera
ting ta imay be avoided by the timely
use % N-vorite Prescription" en- such
'--aS Tacrehy u. 1--.A-4-S ZALu-L-
N-lS lAm-x
D LanLAe -Llll-n ana All2--LEh
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~FaHorlte
u4'y. uedicinal root, known to medical
science Tor the cue uf WHuan'S peculiar
ailments. contains no alcohol aNd no
laruf.fDr habit-f0Tuiug drugs.
DO rot expect too mach from -F8vorite
PrHser..f on. ~ IL vii not perform mira
s'a, If sill not d.~olNe Ur glre teuurs.
NJ a.tine will. ltwfl Do as mH.G 70
cstat 30 vigorous health iH most weak
Ers>e- and ailments peculiarly Incident 20
women as any medicine can. To must bs
U.Ear a FaHr rhnrHH nF rnr-afTrH mo- i. "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-10-25
No GREASE or DANGEROUS
DRUGS.


Have yen daudrun2 Then YOU have
% contagious parasite disease. UNI
pleasant. unhealthy aud one that VIII
eventually lead 60 badness. no cure
u you must destroy tho parasite chat
eats ut the root of the hair. The only
preparation Tor Destroying the germs o.
NrNhro's Hcrpicido Charles Klein OF
Laramie Wyo. Says "HcrpiDide al
la}ed the itching, cured the daudrun
and stopped my hairs falling out.
ANA IL o. bringing u new crop 81 hair Do
llorpl,ide d. free from grease or dan
pcruus drugs and makes hair glossy
Jud soft us ailk ono bottle win con
vince goa cor it, merits Sold hy lend
ing druggists. Send Toe boo stamps for
sample 20 THE Hcrplyidp Co. Detroit.
Mleh Two stzea. aOr ana $40 49,
&C. BrIpEs mao Co.. special agents.