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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-08

Larger locomotives are being built
by the Pennsylvania railroad to handle
the traffic that is expected to come
next year. The new machines are mon
sters that could not have been dreamed
of 20 years ago.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-08

President Hadley of Yale tells Har-
yard students that brain and not
Drawn should be the ideal of college
men. It was noted on q recent occa-
sion that some of the Harvard men
had become too brawny to suit the
Yale people.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-08
EulIu Covered.

The following written definition OF
the word bachelor" was handed In by
a schoolboy: "A bachelor is man
who has no wife, nor wants no wife.
nor can't get no wife,"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-08
Mattinu From Arcadia Parish Grass

Waiting FroH H'0au'd at ''''
Crowley, La. f. Shoemaker mas
received from Maine mandatory
two samples of grass mating woven
from Chinese mating grown on his
farm near Crowley. The samples are
said by the manufacturers to be equal
to the best grades of Japanese ana
Chinese mating imported or made IN
this country from imported materials
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-08
Manning, Who Was Burned in Coach

Manning, Who was burned III ooacr'
Shreveport, Law. l.. Manning
who is reported to have been fatally
burned in a railroad train near La
redo. left Shreveport only few days
before the accident and was presum-
ably on his way to visit his brother
in old Mexico.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-08
IN SELF DEFENSE.

"Why, professor Why are you
wearing ear muffs on the street on
hot day like this?'
20, | forgot TO take them Oft: Our
baby makes such 4 noise all the lime
at home!"
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-01-28
A Letter From Florida.

The following letter from Jake
Hickman, who has so many
friends here, will be of interest.
It is addressed to the Garren
Medicine CO., of this city, whose
remedy has worked so many
really wonderful cures here.
"After having given your Ton
ic and Blood Purifier a trial feel
as though I. can't say enough
about@it. / have not only cured
myself of bad case of Rheuma-
tism with your medicine but l
find I have almost cured a long
standing case of indigestion. I
can recommend your medicine@ln
the highest degree. | have been
troubled for ten years with Rheu-
matism and have tried many diff
ferent medicines and doctors.
After taking two bottles of your
Blood Purifier and Tonic | can't
feel a pain anything like Rheu-
matism and | find a dose of your.
medicine as directed after meals
will releave that heavy, miser-
able feeling caused by indiges-
ton and is a sure shot on consti-
patton. I have no reason to be-
lieve but what this medicine will
cure any case of stomach trouble.
I cannot express my appreciation
for what you have done for me.
This medicine is all the doctor |
need, SO put me on your list and
let some one write me in regards
to your medicine.
Thanking you for all these
favors, | am, sincerely yours,
JAKE HICKMAN.
Box 346, St., Petersburg, Fla.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-01-28
SeQIdiRQ! SGO!dng!

1.-THE wind TANNER of the
Hustler"
in sight he would have laid the
blame on a woman"
'The Hustler is a windy pro-
position"
"As a candidate for the An
nanias medal the Hustler can
have little opposition" .
All this from the Brevard
News-all of it.
And just because we reproved
him, mildly, for throwing off on
the Brevard Railroad boys-said
every shipment reaching Brevard
from Hendersonville got there
either damaged or short. Which
was a slam at the able and eff
Gent employees of the only rail
road entering Brevard.
IF the News would take "a
treatment of Garren's Blood
Purifier and Tonic, which is
made in Hendersonville, it would
feel better, maybe.
Or else a visit to Henderson
vile, with it's half-million build
ing operations and consequent
activities might help remove that
crouch it carries constantly.
But it mustn't scold all the
time-Brevard's accustomed to
it's fault-fnding with its town
and it's business men and its own
subscribers-it really mustn't
scold all the time or it's circd-
lation will drop still another
notch, and then what will it do?
For goodness sake. what a0aU it
do, then?
There, little news, don't cry!
We have broken your heart, we know;
And the rainbow CLEANS
Of your youthful dreams
Are things of the long ago;
But H~endersonville holds all for
which you sigh
There! little news, don't cry!
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-01-28
j. O. WILLIAMS
Dots From BTCktOn.

Mr.. J.W. Whitaker, the newly
elected Deputy Sheriff. is always
on the lookout for the law
breakers.
Miss Madge Mcdowell is on a
visit to relatives at Florence.
Mr.. J. Frank Pate has been
appointed by Governor w. w.
Kitchin, a Notary Public.
Miss Jessie Lou Mcdowell who
is attending school in Asheville
is expected home the last of this
week.
Miss Fannie Ramer of Bishop
vile, S. c., has sold out there
and will make this place her
future home.
Miss Katie LaRee Pate, of
Sumter, S. c.. who is a noted
musician will spend some time
here in the near future.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-01-28
Stationery At Cost!

The Hustler Company, wishing
to dispose of it's stock of stat
ionery, offers its entire stock at
cost. Tablets. box paper, OF
and fine duality, pound
paper, all goes. Pencils and
tablets for school chilcren lower
than anywhere else in this town.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE Pu5hshsd only as infcr=aton. ard not
glara1teed.
40 P. NC & O. LIMITED. Dzay-Fss. 49,
uculed TAN PuIinsn seepeTs % LeIirron. Lc-is-
vie Cincinrati. Indianapolis Chiczro srd s.
Louis PEriur car for Virginia Hct Sr-inzs week
cayS Pullman clr L0uisTille % Memphis and NeE
Orleans. Dining clrs a "a crrte serrsce
HID p M.-E T. v LIMITED Da1v-sofd
Fgst1huls train- Pullnan sieerers % Cincu-stl
Le1ingtun. ard LcuisTills Cc1nartrsrt sleepsnz
czr 10 Virginia Hot SFrinEs week GAYS Dfni-g czrs
"a carte se-ics. Pullman sleepes Cincinnati to
Chiczgo and s.. LCuis. ard LouisEiile 20 Memphis
NasksiIle snd Kew OTleans-
Che2peake and Ono O1res- 5B Ppungylrzula
sgeuue: LZ9 = street. and NeU Uu5-n station Tel
e-hons Slain Iods q rs for ticksts hagzare chscn
reser-zriCns and Tarich
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding PROBATE Court No. I57ss. Ad-
ministutticn--This Is % giTe notice that the
subscribers. q the District q Columbia. have Oh
tained from the PROBATE Court of the District
q Columbia letters testameutary on the estate q
Mar r. Mitchell, late q the District q Colum-
bia. deceased. All pe-s0ns having ciei,as against
the deceased are hereby -rsrned % exhibit the
same, Eith the vouchers Thereof. legally authen-
ticated. 70 the subscribers Cn CT befcre the ETH
DAY OF MARCH. A. j.. Bl0; otherEise they
may BY law be excluded from AL benefit q said
estate. Given under or hands This 3lth day q
Marc1. 1905 r. !. NALSHE. l355 New YORK ave
NV JOHN J. FULLER. 60 X So. nE. Attest
(Saall JAMES TANNER. Register q WIS for the
District q Columbia Clerk q the Probate CozrL
HOWARD BOYD. Attcuey mhslap7.4
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
SnnTHFRN RAILWAY

n B--FouoEi-E sc,eduis fz-rres rrblished ou,y
fufovIario1. and are rct -11rzrteed.
For Atlanta Birr-inElzn. Noble. NeE orleans
AsheTisls Chattanooea. Memphis. a. n. and DIS
. n daily. Dl-ing cars.
For Roanoke. kncxVi-le Chzttzroocl Msuphis.
New orleans. I0lo ? r. daily Di1ing CAR.
Fer Columbia Charies-1r Arg-s-a- Aizen SzT1n-
nah. JscksonTille ard Flcria points. SIC ?. II
dsi'v. Ds--rr se--ice-
Tourist CAS- lGr Calif1-ria cri-UeeEiT. an 2 II
Lozl fE HaTriso1h1rE. 80 a. II. daily; SIS p h
week d1Ts. f1T DEr7iIe. 80 a. q daily. and soI
Chsrlo,1sElle 80 a. n ard As ? Il 6sly.
Frequent traics q ard from Blueucrt.
J. s Brown Gereral Arsrt
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

Justice Gould yesterday sentenced Jo-
seph Sprigg. a seventeen-year-old negro.
70 SIX months IN the workhouse for enter
ing the store Of Joseph Sacks and stealing
a quantity OF clothes and g cents IN
money The boy explained that he stole
the clothes in order 20 attend church
services on Easter.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JANUARY Z. Ess.
Lave EasllrE-cl NeT L-io- Seafsor
DO A. m.-Daiiy-Au points o. So-foIk ard we-t-
en-; also kuozTille. ChsttaDocgz. ard 1le1nbis
G19 n m--Daily-Rca1oke. Bristol Vfnstoo-
salem kn1ZTiIle. Chattanooe1. Nashville. Msmphis
NeT Orleans Ihrorgh sleeDer- D5ring CHS.
F0- No-f0lk-Lsare Washi1-ton. an a n Sagv
n-i5 a. n c1iiy 'exczpt sunday. Arrive No-soIk
I'D q. n. ard so 2 n
f15 p. n--DsilT-BerryTiIie. Ln-zy shsrandosh
Iraias ron TIE southTest auiTs SO a n ard
lo10 p ID.
Al Information Fourisenh strsst aid SsE Yo-k
EFenus CBond Bu1dingl
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
FARMS WANTED.

WOULD LIKE A FARM OF 100 TO zoo ACRES
within 90 miles Of Washington. suitable for stock
and general farming; wish far improvements and
good water; send fun description and how 10 reach
only owners meet answer. Address BOX 2. Herald
oflce les
have a number q ciicnta wishing farms of Io2
acres and upward ard conTsnisDt 70 Washington.
Owners wishing 10 sal address 81 cnce
CLAUDE G. STEPHENSON,
Herndon, Va
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
H. D. GORDON. soHeitor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia In re Lorens Th1us0u. change o.
mans % Lars Olson. Equity No. Zss0-Nodce IS
hereby given that on the s8th DAY of March. A. D
1888 a PETITION fled n The supreme Court 81
the Distinct Il Columbia by Lo-ens Thozrson n--y-
ing a decree changing kss r1-1e 70 Lars Ols0u f1r
reasons st forth in said De-iitou AttcEt. fSealt
J. X. YOUNG. Clerk b F. Z. CUNNINGHAM.
Assisisel - MIR ap7.l4
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

oA4A-41O1lG q OA1O hAlLhUADs
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
Ay1AL DLLE LINE
E16sA 0IHER HQlk OS TIE ODD HOUR
MN TERMINAL. 20 STREET. NEW YORK.
90 g. n Dluer, Fc-im2r pzriug.
ls1l z m- OtserTatlcn Parlor- fire-hocr trzln.
500 a. n DincT and Pullman PzTlor Car.
~ 80 a. n Diler ard Pullman Parlor Car
: % r. b. Diner and Pullnnan Parl1r Car
$50 T. n Real Limited 20 All Prilrnau 5bcux
$3.50 2. E. fCacles - Ehiiacel1hia-
so . H. Biner ard Pullman Parlor.
'e49 NJ Coaches % pailadeIpaia
-l2-l5 night sleepoEs 70 NeU YOIE
,sAILANIiC CITY. 2 20. SO, fLlao = n. 2 -,
TO BALTIMORE
EFERY HOUR on THB HOUR"
- tMssS sSa 9eySs ,esys = .@SS q y . 10 10; p n
80 fle10. -ll1o q m. slZa0 non, 1l2s5. ia.
sld5 r2Go. go. r5D. SO. fis0. Hs45 SO f5ss
80 ls19 50 T719. $50 so. 'lo2o. 'aS5.
cHrr.co .,o7 wEsTwARD- -
CINCINNATI ST. LOcIs. AND LOUISVILLE.
80 2. "a 80 2 r.. sl2;i1 night.
PiIIsBURG. go e. n. II. 80 p n. -dSo
CLEEELAyD. 7ao p n
fOLUMEUS go q n
WyINCHEsTER, rs.i9 a. n. ffz6. f5sU u n
EkEDERiCK. fs28. f9.l9. s3a5 a n. l2O flI5
HAGERsToWN- r9-0 = n rs0 n.
-, -A,NSAPoils. =. r5zo. 1l2.5 nooa. 81. 81.
daily. fEEce1t Sunday. ssunday o1ly.
IELEE10AES az al ths following TicEst o.
nces- lfn q e. Nv Maiu 151l- e19 Psr-s-iTaria
aEe. M1ln Zss Neu Urion Station: Ticket Ozlce
NAN ~; lniorulari1n Bureau. Main 30
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WOODWARD LOTHROP Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG'S Information Bureau
HECHF CO.. Cashiers Oice.
PALAIS ROYAL, Information Bureau.
s. KANN. SONS & CO.. Information Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 7th st. and r. l.
are and St Nv.
JOHNsTON's PHARMACY. III n. ]. ave nv.
+. P. WELLER'S PHARMACY. SSSi N St nv.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY. llth and G SIS. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and sts. NV.
KENEsAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving sts. Nv.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE, 1885 18th s. nv.
TAILOR'S PHARMACY. 9Th and P sts. nv.
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9Th and sts Nv.
NJ A. MENKE. 5th and X sts. nv.
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS 18th St nv.
7. L. LEATHERWOOD. 1916 18th s. IN.
6TOTT & SNYDER. 18th and g sts. Nv.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY. corner n. I.
ave and North Capitol 81 Nv.
DAY & CO.'S PHARMACY. 5th and G sts- nv.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY S40l 18th st. nv.
HERALD BRANCH 6s5 ST nv.
NORTHEAST.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM ID and T ste. ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM sth and sts- ne
G. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th and
~. re.
sTAFFoRD's PHARMACY. 7th and b sts ne.
CHARLES J. FURSlANS PHARMACY. sth and
T. Capitol sts ne.
BLUAIER's PHARMACY. " Capitol and sts ne.
d. D. COURTNEY'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND,
III \. Capitol st.
SOUTHWEST.
NILBURNS PHARMACY. 7th and II sts. sE.
SOUTHEAST.
F. P. WELLER. sth and sts Sc.
GUY N. NEELY. l1th and c sts. se.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON 18th and Newton stS
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. el6 King s.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG 40 +
81. NV; desirable once rooms. including heat.
lieht elevator and jsnit0r service; prices. So %
IS per room WEAVER BROS. IGls F 81. nv.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Wmise, Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
David Morris lots numbered fo-ty-nins
and fifty IN square 3lII. Moore and Bar
bour's Addition. fronting thirty-six feet
by a uniform depth Of one hundred feet
on the south side Of Y street between
North Capitol and First streets north
west. II IS understood that $50 was
paid for the property. which was pur-
chased by Z. X Lundy & Co. who VIII
improve IL a. once by the erection Of
high-class dwellings
2. Hoist has sold his house. a. L55
Tenth street northwest. through Boss &
Phelps. 10 A. D. AmbrOsia. who VIII re-
tain the property as an investment
The same firm has sold for Miss Mary
T. Byrne. the three-story brick house.
a9 d street southwest. in conjunction
with Thomas P. Brown. 10 a local in
vestCr.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LOST OR STOLEN 70 DAYS; GRAY
French poodle: reward. 1901 I nv. los
LOST - MONDAY. PROBABLY IN WHITE
Honse grounds. a silver neck chain. with crystal
cross. Finder please phons Cleveland ls or call az
s4u NeEsrk ST.. Cleveland PARK. and receive re-
ward I0i
LOST-AT THE zoo on MONDAY. CHAIN
bracelet with initials Z. z. S Reward re
turned 20 . YOU XIV l0f
LOST-A GOLD BELT BUCKLE on A PIECE
q green betting. between 9th 81 ard Florida
ave and 18th and SIS NV Return 70 Miss
KIRKUS. the Cord0ya, 10Th and Fla. ave.
l0i
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PROPOSALS.

/ POSTOFFICE EPARTalgET. WASHINGTON
u. O., March %. lFe.-5eaic1 ar1pCszk Hil b.
received az the calse Cf re Chaf Cerz af tEis de-
paTtmeut uufI the 9Th DAY or 1IAT. l0s a.
| 2 O'Clock D m-. SO rhicl tire and Place fley al
be oDe1ed IN the prssenos = the bsllez Cr their
Authorized agents o. atfonegs f1r the perf5-zzH1e
Z u the following serrloa aE they uly Dc r.
quircd during ths facsl year enlinE June 81. lg-0-
Washing and l-u1Lug toEes s1oeiLg h7zsss. renos-
irg detrs and asrcs. rccz-irr chairs cleaning car
Pets. cleaning. winding ard r1ral1r rhe cocks q
/ the Pcsf-1fice Department. iae1d.ns tie tower
cocE- Blanks ~ Drc1cslls. With specifca-i1us and
Instructions wiz be furnished upor ars i-rion TO
the Chief Clerh. P1stoEi-s Dcpar-rcen-- Vashirr-
ton. d. c. =. Il HITCHCOCK. PosszzsteT Cen
sruL ap7.Ha
| POsT-OFFICE DEPARTliENT. WAsEINGTON.
ID. 2. MErch 90 lE1-sealei rr1pos1ls VIII be-
received 90 the O9ice n the Chif Clerk q tbs de-
pertmsnt unrn the gTH Day or 3IAY. 1ss. AZ
z cclocE p. m-, at whica tine ana ---ce they
VIII bo opened ia the -rezelce n -Ls b51Ears o.
their suihorizsd agents or attarleys. fcr the pr
chase cf waste materials fr1m the do-srtmert n
I c-r1ing waste 1opcr. o-d canvas wl-h metal Parts
att2cled. cd leather With rlstal paris artachcd
and csaTas and leather with metal usrrs a.
tactsd, canvas cuttings and l2ciag cord free
from metal Iarts; brass Griiirzs pu-ehi--s rsrs
iock parts; bronze driliuZz. iock PARIS. Ec; iron
and Steel s-eei strips frCu Whlcl l1cs rarts g.
/ have been psDclcd o1i scalas tr1ss ard iron
from the Annex Bgiidiur. drurE tie 6zcaI year
| ending J=1e 50 lst- hlarzs fCr proposals with
i 4l--I-cLlIl6. Wlll --rLlsr
uIoa apqhcati1n 90 rhe rfiei CLERK ard SuDerfn-
tsndeut q BuildirEs. Post tficc Dcrartueut Wash-
ipgto1. D. . 7, 2. HITCHCOCK. Posrras-er
General au-Hg
! OPFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
I Washington. D.. c.. April Do isls.-Sealsd no
roaals IN duplicate. VIII D. reoeircd here u-tl 2
/ p m-s NAY 10 l33. fcr furnishing d1rng year
ending June 50. E10- Class l. fc-ists zrurlies.
Gas = n0Eer po-ss Class 8 raints ois glass. &c
Class g. hardware; Class sgric-ir7zl i--r.erzrrs
&c Cas- s. use Of teams Tor hauling ul1nrs Class
= iron PIPE and plumbers Supplies Gas 8 s-a-
toner, Cas- g. mauure and ferriliEers- Cess o.
i sand ard gravel; Cas- u. ice; Class l2 Iue ce-
meut felt. &c; Gas =. sod GAS T. fuel- Cas-
l5. hmhs-. serG-afe p1oposais flr each ciEss de-
sired. Information can BE- obtained here. SPENCER
I COSBY, Col a1i2isif. .is.u57.s
7 OFFTCE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. d. c.
Washington. .. C.. Aprl I1 lao.-Sealcd pro
posals wii - received Er this olcs until u o'cl0ck
I non. SATURDAY. Arrl q. 1873. f1r g-ading Mas
sachlserts aVcrle nv. between Wisconsin avenue
and NetEaskl sveuue- Fozuls os proposals. spearca-
tlens. ard necessary Information may De Obtained
from Chief Clerk. E1EineeT Derarrne--- room No.
~. District BuiIdiug- II. 3. r MCFARLAND,
HENRY J. WEST. WILLIAM Y. JTuSON Con-
missi0ners ID q. a0l1 "a I5.lSI7ls
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WANTED ROOMS.
TABLE BOARD.
PERSONAL.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; either ladies' CT genie send postal; VII
cal any hour you say. L. TARSHES. ls0S 7th 81.
nv. Phone North s9e s5ts
WORKING3IEN. KEEP THE MONEY IL THE
family; the wife and baby win find good use for
IT, meanwhile you save a S note >ear on q fine
tailormade shghty-used suit az s. 70 SO: il locks
good, and il: one price only JUsTHs OLD
STAND. sls - nv. aplf-u
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

HOSEY TO LOAN Of D. c REAL EsrATE
a. lowest rates q interest
TIE +. E. SMITH COMPANT.
E. @ SAiTS LIE D. LATLNEE
lf3S New York aFer-e. IL
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate AZ lowest current rates o. izteTes- SPECIAL
privileges With respect 20 prior paynEuta THLEk
4 RUTHERFORD TsZc-l. 30 18th ST. ~ or
YOU SHOULD HAVE Is CARE FOR YOUR
real estate loans We have ~. 5. 81, AID per
cent money % place II Suns tro1 so o so 01 /.
eve-y possible consideration shown bOrrUEsr; We
have neTef had e foreclosure.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
81 Eth s. w.. Washington. D. c str
MONET TO LOAN-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace cd ones az lowest rates Of u
terest All Transactions conducted With ecoron icsI
Consideration for borrowers. NA- l. SAUND- RS
& CO. EG s. Nv. 5sic
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
BUSINESS EDUCATION.


BOOKKEEPERS. sTENOGRAPHERS.
TELEGRAPHERS.
More bankers In the Seventeen States IN
which Jno F. Draughon's Thirty-0ne Colleges
are located, indorse these Business Colleges
than indorse ALL others II YOU want EVI-
DENCE and want to RISE 70 the Sl5-a-day
class ask for FREE catalogue. Lessons BY
NAIL preferred
DRAUGHOS'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
Washington. Chesiey Bldg. lsi7 n. Y. ave.
stfs
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14

WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.
A. BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEAT0N
place ne; broken or furnace coal. per ton. SE:
white ash, egg. stove. and Chestnut S675 pea coaI
~ fhooe n l1L apieot
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Herald Want Advertisements
ONE CENT A WORD.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements for The Washington Herald may
left at the main of3ce OF at any Of the followIi
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC. soe A
te 500 p N. Sc 18th 81 IN. srgs
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APARTAIENTS.

ISL To ISL PARK ROAD. NEAR 18th ST.
Short distance TO either CIR line.
New buildings substantial attractive. complela
thone II each apartment: electricity and g1A
Open frspiaces Nth gas logs.
Double hcoEs beautifully finished
Good size rooms. liberal closets
Well equipped kitchen and pantry.
ard rooms ard bath and receptio1 hA1
Servants looms. with baths. IN basement
Large iron perch On rear. with dCmb waiter
n. L. RUST. 6l6 18th ST. NV. str
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Washington City property 20 exchange
for farms in Northern Virginia. send detailed de-
scTiution AZ once. also advise as 70 what kid q
farm you would ike % have
CLAUDE @. STEPHENSON.
Virginia Properties. Herndon, Va.
los
The Washington herald., 1909-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-16
Death Dealing Storm
 In Soutoern States
United Press special

Key West. Oct. 13-A bad hurri- cane is sweeping over the Atlantic. The gulf k also suffering from the wind. The death list along the coast ca ,sed by the storms of the past two days cannot be estimated.
 Kay West, Oct. 13-This city is still under martial law, and the work of caring for the afflicted is going on. Thousands of railroad workmen who were constructing the line along the Florida Keys have been drowned and those who escaped are in condition which must mean starvation if the storm ioes not abate. Help has been asked for and relief boats are already doing good service.
 The steamer Annatalisa bound from D Orleans to New York, was wrecked on the Keys. The passengers are being transferred to other boats. Governor Patterson was among the wrecked passengers.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-16

Seattle, Oct. 13-At the ex position last evening William Jennings Bryan told the people and the press that Taft's utterances on Alaska were con- trary to his previous opinions. He said that Mr. Taft had worked and by his efforts had secured home rule for the Philippines and why should he now oppose the same measure of free. om to the thousands of poiueers of his own blood who had built up Alaska and asked for 1t?
 Thousands cheered his speech espe- cially those parts favoring self govern. ment for Alaska. At the conclusion of his address Judge w. H. Mellon pre- sented him with a twenty foot totem pole which will be shipped to Lincoln and sput up on the lawn of the Bryan Eesidepce.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-16

The recent discovery of apparently valuable gold quartz viens in the pla- cer districts back of Seward is impor- tant and the continued development of the copper deposits even more SO. With proper laws, and proper atten- tion, fishing, numbering, and agri- culture, may all come to contribute important amounts of freight, but railway building in Alaska is neces- sarily pioneer work. It had been in polneer railway building, however, that Americans have been most suc- cessful. A marked characteristic of Americas industrial history has been the fact that railways have been built to develop a region rather than to afford an outlet for existing industries.
 While the way has been strewn with wrecks the results have justified the procedure, and similar results will probably in time justify the building of the Alaskan roads. Mining and Scientific Press.
The Ketchikan miner., 1909-10-16
New York-Captain Bradley says that Peary's story falls flat. That it looks like pure fabrication.
Press special

New York, Oct. 13-COmmandsr Peary through the Arctic Club today submitted to the world his proofs of reaching the north pole. He also presented maps showing Dr. Cook only reached Cape Thomas Hubbard, a point part way between the eighty first and eighty second parallel. He bases his charge upon the information given him by the two Eski mos whom Cook said he had with him.