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Lucas tousrT. -
fnaT J. CInNII makes oath that he Is senios
partner Of the hfm Of y, , tnIstf Co, dolni
business IN the city Of Toledo. County and stat
Aforesaid. and that sah nfm will pay the sum a
OSE HUNDRED DOLLAits TOT each and ever,
easa of C.r.htn that cannot be safcd by tho oi
H,lLA Cstannu Cum
FRANK D. CHENEY
sworn 10 before me and subsefibei IN my presence.
this tih day OF December. A. D.. isss.
A. W. GLEASON,
! SotAnr PUBLIC.
HAIRS ca,Arh cur, h tAten Internally and acts
directly uran tho biooi and surfaces Of tia
system. send for tcstimoniai. frre.
D.. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo.
tod by an Druggists ftc
Tale Hairs Family Ilila fof constipation.
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s22O. Rye. Colorado bulk, per 100 lbs.
fi.iO. Oats. bulk. Idaho No. ., white,
i2O0. same In HhckH. fsla; NebraHlil
oats Sucked. f200. Corn. IN bulk $40.
In nnekr. ti.if. corn chop. sacked fi.4S,
Bran, Colorado. per lbs $3.50. Rolled
oats, ewt,. ti.7b Flnked barley. cWt.
tibg,
The state herald., 1909-05-14

OF literature that his
college sends out. 1t
is this: Strive always
to treat others better
than they treat you"
That is the rule that
every pupil has to try
to live up to.
Austin is the capital
OF Texas-a town OF
about 25 900. About
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Upland, per ton. tiT0on 1900: second
bottom, iia6on 100; timothy 81 oo@
07.b0, south Park wire grass. tso00gr
.IOO
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A Natural Rise.

Goal is going mp this year"
"Aro you surc7"
Perfectly 80. Doesn't II always no
up In smoker"
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errands, hurrying through the streets
on my wheel. derisive shouts Of "A
coon on bike!' used to greet me.
Something had to be done. We
deliberated. Teachers and students
were advised to speak no unkind word
and to do no rash act. They were
cautioned to be polite and kind to
every one. white and black. STU
dents We're advised to give all the
sidewalk, If necessary. when meeting
any one on the street, II trouble
could be avoided thereby. Every one
was taught that there should be
constant appeal to that spirit of fair
ness. of friendship and good Will
which should and must exist between
the races whom God has placed to-
gether in this country. In this crisis
this motto was selected. and all were
urged to try to live up to 1t: Strive
always to treat others better than
they treat you For nine years this
motto has occupied place upon the
front page of our catalogues; is upon
every letter which goes out from the
school. We started out to deserve
good treatment and we succeeded.
That is how we solved the much
talked-of and most perplexing race
problem"
The result OF this persistent system
of mindng their own business and
being most forbearing under even
trying circumstances was not long in
becoming apparent. The quiet. re-
.n.,tf,l dameanor of the students
The state herald., 1909-05-14
The 1909 National Encampment of the

The 1909 National Encampment OF the
GraLa~ Army of the Republic Will bo
held In Salt Lake City. August 9Th 10
18th. An unusually attractive folder In
nation concerning Utah. Salt Lake city
and the Rocky Mountain region, II he
ing distributed by the Passenger De
partment OF the Denver a Rio Grande
Railroad. one feature that Will be OF
particular Interest to Grand Army men
In the reproduction of speaking ike
nesses OF all the Chief
from II. T.. Stephenson. the organizer
In 1866. To Henry NcviuH, the present
Commander. This is the first tim. that
this set OF portraits has been assembled.
Ambrose AMI d Bupnside' John +. mari.
ranft. Russell A. Aiger. John G. Black.
James Tanner ana many others appear
In this interesting series
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and when he and his wife came to
the college building they found a
bare, unfurnished structure. There
was roof over 1t and the four walls
but little else. Birds nestled in the
rafters. pigs and goats-the character.
istic fauna Of suburban Austin-uuar.
relied and rooted and butted and silent
In the shelter of the still open base
ment
Ihere was not stick of furniture
In the place. No heat, no light. no
beds. no dishes. no chairs, even. To
add to these material troubles SO nh.
pills appeared the first day--before
the professor and his wife had had n
ehance to unlock their trunks. or
this number Al came from out in tbe
country. They had to be fed and
lodged as well as taught. All these
young negroes had been carried AWAY
oy the announcement that had run
from lip to lip all through that region
that the college was going to omen
that day.
The new college presidents fire,
oay was strenuous one. Probably no
other head of Just born university
ever saw the like. Some of the stn.
dents brought small trunks on their
shoulders. Others had their posses.
sions In boxes and sacks. The nres,.
dent assembled them in one of ~.
oig bare rooms and gave them n brief
Hnl
The state herald., 1909-05-14

SORE EYES. weak. inilamcd. red. wntory
and swollen eyes, use PEfflfS EYE
SALINE, 2jc. Al druggists OF Howard
Bros, buffalo, n. Y.
The state herald., 1909-05-14

Mrs. Windows soothing Syrup.
POT children ts~thins, soficns the gufns reduces In
nsmsiion ailaJs palm. cures Wind ooliu. 40 bots
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VARIETY.

Hewitt-I've been pinched for mon.
ey lately.
Jewitt-Well. women have different
ways OF getting It, My wife kisses
me when she wants any.
The state herald., 1909-05-14

There Ia nothing like good bust.
ness plant for raising money.
The state herald., 1909-05-14

Women Brick Workers.
Prussia's brick yards employ nearly
10000 women.
The state herald., 1909-05-14

Y o u N G negro
went to Austin,
Tex, in 1898 to
start a college.
Probably no man
e IN b n r k | n &
on such an enter
prise in this coun-
try ever faced such
depressing difficult
ties as he did. A
salary of $500 a
year h ad be en-
promised to him
The state herald., 1909-05-14
HOWARD {. BURTON, ASSAYER & CHEMIST

Specimen priccsi Gold, silver. lead, 81; gold,
silver. 7hci gold. bOc. zinc or copper, 81.
Mailing envelopes and full price list sent on
application. Control and umpir. work 50
liclted. Reference: Carbonate National Bank
The state herald., 1909-05-14
DENVER MARKETS. MAY .Tn.


The following quotations represent
the range OF prices paid ON this mar
Vat
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Hogs.
sheep.

cd hogs '..',,.,,'''''''''og" "o'
Evening star., 1909-03-02
National Inverted Lights.
Altamont Spring Water.

-Safe-Bright. S1.I5 complete. p1
on. c. A. Muddiman e. Co., 616 18th, 1904 G
Evening star., 1909-03-02
DEMONSTRATES MAGIC.
Nine. seky Giving Free Exhibitions
at s. Kann. Sons e. Co.'s.

S. Kann. Sons & Co. are entertaining
their patrons and friends, residents and
visitors to Washington, this week with
an interesting demonstration of eastern
magic.
Mime. Seky. who. it is said. performs
many of the difficult tricks done by Her
mann and Keller. calmly pulls many
articles out of receptacles entirely too
small to hold them. and in addition to
the many tricks of the magicians already
mentioned has one of her own. This is
what is called the Hindu fower-growing
trick. and is cne that the eastern fakrs
consider peculiarly their own. At.' 5
o'clock daily this performance takes
place. Nine. Seky apparently plants a
seed; ii sprouts and grows, buds and
then blossoms. and when it is i'm full
flower Nine. Seky cuts the flowers and
distributes them among the audience
One purpose of the free exhibition is to
introduce a new toy with which any one
can perform ten magical tricks. The
free performance takes place five times
daily.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Columbia Theater.

Although seen here scarcely more than
two months ago, Cohan and Harris Min
strels are again in town. The success
of the first visit was so pronounced
that another call was felt to be justified
at this time. and although the interval
was brief, the wisdom of the decision
was attested by the size of the audience in
the Columbia Theater last evening The
only change in the company since Decem-
ber is the replacing of George Evans by
Raymond Hitchcock, the former being
temporarily incapacitated the result OF
an operation for appendicitis. Hitchcock
meets the emergency most capably. He
explains that he was born in Nashville,
but comes from musical comedy The
interlocutor facetiously introduces him
the well known blackfaced comedian,
etc. The entertainment embraces min
strelSy, vaudeville. burlesque and musical
comedy. Julian Eltin2e, female imperSon-
ator. perhaps being the headliner After
the minstrel first part Hitchcock delivers
IL monologue. Eddie Leonard and a dane
ing corps give terpsichorean exhibition.
Eltinge appears in his speciality. and the
Salome dance: the company presents
military drill and marching feature.
Waterbury Brothers and Tenney give
their musical speciality, and Rice and Pre-
VoSt introduce an acrobatic absurdity.
The performance concludes with Il
minstrel one-act musical comedy. written
by George NJ Cohat, entitled The Belle
OF the BARRIERS Ball. '.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
TALKS ON PSYCHOLOGY.
Lecture by Rev. DR.. Pace for Trinity
College Fund.

Rev. Or. Pace. dean of the faculty of
philosophy of the Catholic University. dis
cussed 1.-THE Scope and Field of Psycholo-
gy last night at Rauscher's, in the first
of a series Of six lectures to he given
under the auspices of the Ladies Auxl-
iary of Trinity College There was q
large audience in attendance.
The lecturer was introduced by Rev.
DR.. Shahan. the now rector of the uni
vcrsity i'm place of Cardinal Gibbons. who
sent a letter expressing his regrets at his
inability to be present.
The lectures are to be given with the
purpose OF endowng the Ann Hanson
Dorsey scholarship for Trinity College
She was widely known as writer in
Catholic publications. Many of hei
works have been dramatizad During hei
life she was the recipient of the "Laetare
medal the highest honor given by the
Catholic Church in America to laymar
or woman.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
HALF MILLION MORE NEEDED
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY THEN
READY TO OPEN DOORS.
Campaign Begun to Raise Funds.
What Would Be Accomplished
Explained by officials.

When 100000 more is contributed the
American University in the District of
Columbia will open its doors, it is an
nounced by Chancellor Franklin Hamilton
and Endowment Secretary Frederick Nj.
Stone. A movement has been started by
it's officers and friends to raise that sum
of money within short time
If that amount is contributed. says the
chancellor in recent announcement,
every dollar of the Indebtedness on the
university property could be paid off.
The Mckinley College of Government of
white marble could be finished; the Nc
Kinley building and the College of His
tory could be made ready for immediate
use; the buildings could be connected at
once with the water, gas, electric light
and sewer systems of the city; all roads
could be macadamized around the build
ings and the property treated in accord
ance with landscape plans of Frederick
Law Olmsted; another road could be
built down to the natural hollow beyond
the marble building. where. so feet away.
modern heating plant would be built
and equipped and connected by pipes and
conduits with the university buildings.
By the time all such work is completed.
it Is expected, Massachusetts avenue will
have been extended to the campus and
electric cars will be running nearby.
All this work. it is estimated by the
university authorities, will cost $3O7, 104.
That will leave Sos. .S39 as the beginning
of an endowment for actual academic
work. Beyond that, the university will
receive several hundred thousand dollars
provided in wills which have been pro-
bated.
The campaign which will result in the
opening of the university is being directed
by Chancellor Hamilton and Endowment
Secretary Stone from the university Of
fees at 1413 F street.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Academy.

Properly termed a musical foolery."
and presenting flashlights of fun. a rapid
fire of repartee and catchy songs. Busy
Izzy's Doodle" entertaind a large audi
ence last night at the Academy. There
was a veritable riot of songs and ludi-
crous situations from the moment the
curtain ascended until the orchestra play
ed the finale. George Sidney appeared
as Izzy Marks and in his quiet manner
he was most amusing. Carrie Webber
gave a realistic presentation of a daugh-
ter of sunny Italy as Rosetta, an Italian
organ grinder. She was well supported
by Victor Casmore, the swarthy lover.
The fifteen musical numbers won many
encores The costuming of the ten Doodle
Boys" and the eighteen Doodle Girls"
was artistic and picturesque, and the
scenery was most attractive and realis-
tic Manager j. w. Lyons was congratu-
lated upon his happy selection of Busy
Izzy's Doodle" as an Inauguration week
attraction. and it is a show that will
effectually Danish dull care.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Yankee Doodle Girls"

r. w. Dinkin's Yankee Doodle Girls,
one of the best attractions in the Empire
circuit is this weeks bill at the New
Lyceum. The house was crowded to the
doors with regulars and the jolly tars
from the great fleet, who came to partici-
pate in the parade. These jackies made
things lively in a gentleman-like way
and were applauded on several different
occasions. The show has two musical
burettas entitled .'At the Springs and
Seeing Washington in which bevy
of pretty girls make their appearance
wearing many different costumes and
singing up-to-date songs The olio con-
tains some notably good turns. such as
Collius and Hawley, in songs and clog
dances: the Seyons. in a comedy sketch,
NO Man S-Ville': Davis and HaZletOn,
in some clever parody songs, and the
grotesque Randolphs. with a good line of
acrobatic features.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Chase's.

Charlotte Parry and company in their
one-act drama. THE Comstock Mystery"
are the headlners at Chase's this week
Miss Parry plays seven widely different
characters. The complete changes in
makeup are made with astonishing ra-
pdity. The little play itself is strong and
Convincing. Charles +. Semon, THE Mar
row Feler, makes up in breadth of
humor. his diminutive cross-section meas
urements.
The bootblack quartet is pleasant
blend of harmony and comedy. The rem
dering of old melodies was very we'll re-
ceived. The McNaughtons. who were ex-
pected to be an important attraction, were
delayed on their way from Chicago. The
Leightons won much applause, while the
Hazardous Globe thrilled the audience
for several minutes, during which time
DR.. c. 4: Clarke described horizontal and
perpendicular circles on a motorcycle.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
FOR GRAND JURY's AcT1oN.
Three Defendants Held on Charge
Of Assault

Charged with seriously assaulting John
Grier last Saturday night. Grace Robin
son, James Robinson and Edward Web
ster. all residing at 2117 * street, have
been held i'll $500 bond for the action of
the grand jury. Each Of the defendants
denied the charge
1t was testified that while Grier was
ascending the stairs in the X street house
to call Cn his brother he was first at
tackled by Grace Robinson. and then by
the two male defendants. He sustained
thirteen knife wounds upon his neck, face
and head. it was added. The mans cries
attracted the attention of two policemen
of the third precinct who were in the
neighborhool. They placed the defendants
in arrest and sent the. wounded man to
the Emergency Hospital, where he re-
manned until today.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
BelaSco.

When thr curtain went down on the
first act of THE Pied Piper" at the Belasco
Theater last night the audience was so
enthusiastic i'll its demonstration of ap-
plausc that De Wolf Hopper was obliged
to make a speech, which taken all in all
was quite AS clever as any of the lines of
his new play. Not only that. but he was
so obliged. "by request To recitc the
immortal casey at the Bat But
delightful the Pied Piper proved TO be
and perenniallv entertaining as De Wolf
Hopper must be, there is an impression
that the second act does not take full ad-
vantage of the unique opportunities Offer
ed by the whimsical and picturesque sub
ject- Yet withal 1.-THE Pied Piper is AS
delightful and entertaining bit of clean
wholesome nonsense as has been present
ed here this season.
Mr.. Hopper is fortunate, too. in having
a well balanced supporting company that
makes the most OF its opportunities. Will
liam Cameron, as His Official Adviser;
d. l.. Baker His Official Reminder: w
i. Romano, as the Board of Aldermen:
Warren Fabian. the Spirit of Jealousy
and Bert Devlin. as the Bad Boy, all
good. Mabel Mordaunt, as Elviria. is
charmingly dainty, while Florence Nash
acter in the play. Ada Deaves, as the
Housekeeper, too is entitled to credit for
a conscientious performance.
Like the drama of old, The Pied Piper
La Mari. as Romance; Elda Curry. as
Poetry; Hazel Josslyn, as Song, and Reg
inald Harris, as Father Time prettily un-
fold the foundation for the story of the
play.
The tale of 1.-The Pied Piper of Hame
lin.' who piped all the children away
from that legendary city into a hole in
the mountainside because it's burghers
had msused him, is almost as familiar
as the Mother Goose" melodies. Austin
Strong and r. Fl. Burnside who have
taken this old story as beginning. con-
duct the innocents 70 the top of the noun
tain. and there build City of Innocence.
which he governs with his magic pipes.
one tune OF which makes its inhabitants
innocent and the other 'eXcites their
hearts to love. 1t is his custom to pair
off all the marriag ageable lads and lasses
of twenty at the end of the year. and in
order that there may be no odd numbers
lie has decreed that married couple
shall have more than two children one
boy and one girl. One couple. however.
is unfortunate i'll having twins. and the
extra girl Is what brings confusion to I lie
City Of Innocence. 1t is finally remedied
by the arrival of proper Young man
in ,l airshp. But the airship also
brings LizZy Dizzy. the eX-cash lady
who is in love with him. and Sammy
Struggles. chauffeur or airship opera Tor.
furniiy PLAYED by Edward Heron. nppor-
. tunity is given for many funny situations.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
FILED FOR PROBATE.
Wills of Walter McEwan and Mrs.
Betty Cans Placed on Record.

The entire estate of Walter McEwan, in
Guiding his saloon business at 'n Sth
street southeast, is devised to his widow.
Mrs. Margaret McEwan. by the terms
of his will. dated January -, lSo4, and
filed yesterday for probate The widow
is also named eXecutrix.
The will of Mrs. Betty Cans, dated July
II. 1909. admitted to probate directs the
pay of 81 each to the Ladies Auxiliary
Association of the Adas Israel ConSrega-
ton and the German Orphan Asylum.
Bequests of $50 each are made to all her
unmarried grandchildren.
The remaining estate is devised to her
executor, Samuel Bieber. in trust to sell
and distribute proceeds. One-third OF the
proceeds less $3.50 is to go to the children
of her daughter. Racheal kaufman of
Dubuque, Iowa: one-third less Sioo TO the
children of her daughter. Mrs. Fannie
Kaufman, and one-third to her daughter.
Mrs. Johanna Bieber
Evening star., 1909-03-02
The Hotel Excelsior at Naples.

The traffic to Italy from the United
States is now assuming its usual proper
tions since the Messina catastrophe
Naples, the chief port of all. is now
joying beautiful weather, and in fact at
this time ideal climatic conditions pre-
vail. The beautiful new Hotel Excelsior
which opened recently is being much
favored by American visitors. who appre-
ciate the special study of American re
quirements which actuated the manage
ment when planning this house The
situation overlooking the Bay of Naples
and Vesuvius in the distance is certain
ly one of the most beautiful and desira-
bile in the world. The Excelsior Naples.
IS under the same management as the
Hotel Excelsior Rome
Evening star., 1909-03-02
COMMITTED FOR SIX MONTHS.
Woman Arrested in Department
Store Guilty of Larceny.

Mary Ford was held before Judge Null
lowny in the Police Court yesterday and
following conviction upon charge of
larceny was given a sentence of six
months in the workhouse.
II was testified the defendant was
caught by a salesman in a department
store on 7th street Saturday night last
in the act of helping herself to feather
boa She was taken to the Office of the
store and questioned by Detectives Evans
and O'Dea. with the result that two
other pieces of property of small value
taken from the store were recovered.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Majestic.

This weeks program at the Majestic
consists of five parts. The live vaudeville
includes the Yorke-Herbert trio. in good
comedy acrobatic novelty sketch: the
Schaeffer trio, German comedy instru-
mentalists. and Orvile, the equilibrist
foot juggler. This was followed by the
came phone talking pictures. with Abra-
ham Lincoln as the principal subject. Mo-
tion pictures. illustrated songs and trav-
elOgueS completed the bill.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Bluemont Branch Train Service Ac-
count inauguration March 4

count inauguration March g.
All regular passenger train schedules
March on the Bluemont branch. South
ern railway, will be represented with ex-
ception of train No. 133, for Bluemont,
which Is scheduled to leave Washington
30 pm. This train will. Thursday
March 4. not leave Washington at that
hour, but will run out of Washington at
il O'Clock midnight. This change is made
Tor the benefit of those desiring to remain
In Washington to witness the fireworks
and other attractions that night.-Advt
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Chief Wilkes Eleventh Year.

John +. Wilkie. chief of the secret serv-
ice. yesterday completed his eleventh year
head of this bureau. When he went TO
his office he found large bouquet upon
his desk, presented by the clerks of his
Office as evidence of their good will and
esteem.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
CITY AND DISTRICT.
TO DELIVER PoPE'S BLESSING.
Plenary Indulgence Offered to Cath
olic Women at Sundays Mass.

Pope Plus y has granted plenary indul-
ccncc to every Catholic woman receiving
holy communion in st. Paul's Church at
the o'clock mass next Sunday. This
announcement was made at the services
held in the church Sunday. The only
condition is that which is regularly pre-
scribed-special prayers for the intentions
Of the pope.
At the close of the mass. Rev. Father
Walsh. director of st. PaufS senior and
iUnior SodalitieS of the Blessed Virgin
Mary will deliver the papal benediction.
lie was empowered several days ago by
the pope to deliver the blessing. The
authority came in cableSram from Car
dinal Merry del Val. pontifical secretary
Of state.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Harvard Club Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Washington Harvard Club will be held
at the University Club. 10Th and X
streets, Tuesday evening. March O. in
stead of OH the first Tuesday of the
month DR.. F. L. Dunlap will give a
talk on practical Results of Synthetic
Chemistry
Several important matters are to be
considered, especially the annual banquet
March 30. when the club will have Presi-
dent Eliot as it's guest
Evening star., 1909-03-02

The music, by Manuel Klein, is pretty.
THE Pirates DOOM in which Mr. Hop
per and several pretty and very clever
children take part, and Whose Little
Girl Are You?' the strains of which are
frequently repeated in the second act are
especially attractive. Mr.. Hopper and his
"Pied Piper will draw both young and
old to the Belasco this week, and all will
be sure to like them both,
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Hart Momsen RESIGNS.

Hart Momsen. chief Of the agricult uraI
department of the census bureau, has re-
signed to go into business for himself.
Mr.. Momsen has been chief of the agri-
cultural department of the bureau since
the permanent establishment of the bu-
reau, in 1890 Hickman p Childers, who
has been the assistant 10 Mr. Momsen,
will succeed him.
Evening star., 1909-03-02
Guests of Representative Dawes.

Representative Dawes of Ohio entertain
ed at dinner at the Arlington last night
his guests being Speaker Cannon. Senator
Dick, Representatives Chapman Cole
Taylor, Weeks. Harding, Thomas, Brous-
sard, keifer, Rodenberg woodward. Sib-
ley, McGaVin and Hull, Delegates Kaian-
lnaole and f. II. Everett