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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-01

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ing this question? VIII the people
allow such high:handed business and
not arise in their, might and put the
autocrats out Of control? There Is un-
doubtedly a deep laid scheme to pre-:
vent a vote on the question OF license
or no license and then force the cleo.
ton Of enough wet councIlmen to In
sure the granting Of license for the
coming year. Will the dry people
who are clearly In the majority stand
for such tactics? viii the wet minor.
ity be allowed to gain their end by a
trlck9 It is up to the people to say,
s lssNa - 3 III 3 b
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-01
Kings Daughters to Meet.

sis8'rhe Isabella Davis Circle Of Kings
y Daughters will meet tonight. at tbs
Il N. p, Church: y
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Late Want AID.
MALElH HELP.

ij.l.l3s mA.s 4 Az
MEN WANTED QUICKLY by. big
Mail Order House to dlstrlb-
ute catalogues. advertise. etc. $500
4 WEEP. $4,000 expense allowance
first month. No experience required.
MANAGER, 500 Wabash nldg,, Cal.
cago. ct
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FOR ssALE-Whlte Sewing Machine
lrophead latest model; brand new.
Apply 81 8 Talbot Street Fifth ward,
F ~ ~ Af
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-01

WANTEp-A girl torS general mouse.
VIZ, Work n 81 - walnut avenue. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-03-01

LosT-Bunch Of keys between B. &
o. depot and First street. Finder
please return to this office.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
Roanoke, 4; Richmond, a.
clal % Ne WeshinEton Hersld-

Basta-es-Cs-ifhn ard RO8; Temple szd Mas
Cnrire-Alr HclDeglr. Attendlnoe-s10
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
HARDBLOW GIVEN APPLICANTS
Government Appointments Gauget
by Years Residence in States.
Civil Service Commission Makes In,
depreciation Of Law Passed on
July 2-NOtIees sent out.

Applicants for positions IN the Census
Bureau OF any other branch OF the gov
ernnent service by act OF Congress ap-
proved July must have lived one year
IN the State or Territory from which ap-
plication Is made
Il had been supposed this restriction
applied only 70 the Census Bureau. but
the Civil Service Commission after an
examination OF the law decided it affected
al branches OF the government Many
persons in the District and other parts
Of the country who were preparing 70
take examinations are ineligible and have
been so notified.
The examinations scheduled for to-day
and tomorrow are for applicants for
clerk-transiator N the Post-ofice De-
partment. assistant classifier IN the Geo
logical Survey. guard OF the United
States penitentiary. and aid IN the Coast
and Geodetlc Survey.
After consultation on the application OF
the law the commission had the following
telegram sent 20 al examiners.
Under recent act OF Congress examine
no person who IS not q resident OF and
has not been actually doniciled IN such
State for at least one year previous TO
examination"
Gen John c. Black. president OF the
commission. said yesterday:
we have excluded no one from the
examinations except those who are ex-
cluded by the law"
The law Affects residents OF the Dis
trict more than those Of the States, as
many persons live here who are residents
Of ether States.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
LIVELY GAME EXPECTED.
knights OF Columbus and the EIIzs
to Wage Contest.


Elks and Knights q Columbus are
much interested in the game OF baseball
TO be played between teams representing
the organizations at American League
Park tomorrow afternoon al $50 o'clock
for the benefit Of St. Vlneent's Female
Orphan Asylum
Rivalry has reached a high pitch. The
captains Of the teams. "Cy' Cummings.
for the Elks. and Vic" Bielash. for the
Knights. have refused to turn in a roster
for publication. The EIks have gone so
far as 10 practice IN secrecy.
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Cummings
had his players practice on q field back
OF Tilden street. Yesterday Afternoon. he
took the team TO an open space at Pine
hurst After practice ;he players ad-
JOurned 70 his home, where the contest Of
Saturday was discussed Manager Harry
King. OF the Elks. said late last night
that the Elks have a well balanced team.
and have no fears as 10 the outcome.
There was much gloom in the Knights
Of Columbus camp when it was learned
last night that Bernie Gallagher. the we'll
known District twirler. who had been
slated TO pitch for the Knights. had de-
clined 10 serve Doc" Lowe is put for
ward as a worthy successor.
Hickman & White announced there has
been a large sale OF seats and boxes
Vice President Sherman will throw the
first ball, and Speaker Cannon sent word
70 Chairman Donovan that unless ne was
tied Up with the tariff. he and a delega-
ton from the House would attend.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
SECRETARY is EXONERATED
Head Of the Navy Did Not Violate
Regatta Regulations.
Race Course Rules Strictly Observed,
Government Officials Say-Per-
init He'd Been Issued.

The reports from Boston that Secretary
OF the Navy Meyer violated the regula-
lions OF the Department OF Commerce
and Labor by encroaching on the course
OF the Yale-Harvard boat race at New
London last week called forth Official
denials from three sources yesterday.
Statements by Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury HIles and Capt Ross. com
mandant OF the Revenue-cutter Service.
make it seem very clear that the Secre-
tary Of the Navy was guilty OF no breach
OF the rules A statement by. Secretary
Meyer himself IS quite specific II SAYS
that his launch was outside Of the
course" and that at times It was back
OF the vessels lining the side OF the
course
permit had been issued TO the Sec
retary Of the Navy. signed By Assistant
Secretary McHarg. q the Department OF
commerce and Labor. and BY one Of the
assistant secretaries OF the Treasury De-
partment granting 10 Mr.. Meyer the
privilege Of following the racing shells
OF Yale and Harvard. From the state
ments Issued yesterday IL would appear
that Secretary Meyer did not avail him
sef OF this privilege. Secretary Meyer
said yesterday:
L was not on the course at any time
during the race. The Dolphin's launch
followed the crews down the river. but
was outside Of the course. At time. Il
was back Of the vessels lining the side
Of the course"
Capt. CberrOth was the revenue cutter
ofheer who is said to have made a re-
port 20 the Treasury Department
charging Secretary Meyer with a viola
ton Of tho regulations governing the
racing tcoUrse. Assistant Secretary
Hilles. who has general charge OF the
affairs Of the Revenue-cutter Service.
issued the following statement yester-
day:
Capt. Uberroth's reports 10 the de-
partment are silent on the subject OF
the incident. Mr.. Hilles was on board
the revenue cutter Mohawk during the
races, and says he observed Secretary
Meyer in the Dolphin's launch during
the races. The launch was not on the
course. but came down the river be-
tween the long line OF yachts and the
rivers bank following a route par
allel TO the race course, but separated
from the course by the~line OF craft.
His launch did not offer interference
10 the crews or the committee Cant.
Ross, cOmmandant OF the Revenue
cutter Service. was on board the
Gresham. with Capt. Uberroth. and de-
nies that any complaint was made 70
the revenue cutter officials"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
MRS. TAFT IMPROVING.
Physician Says She Is Almost Re
stored 10 Normal Health.

Beverly. Mass. July S-Dr. " A. De
Laney. L. S. A, the Taft family physl-
clan. made the statement to-day that
Mrs Taft has been improving rapidly
since her arrival here Sunday last Prog
ress is noticeable. the physician said
and she IS increasing the length OF her
drive each day with good results. She
is almost restored 70 her normal health
Charlie Taft has proven himself quite
a fisherman, spending a gUod deal OF his
time aboard the Sylph. fishing over the
sides with a hand line. Yesterday he
spent most Of the day with poor success.
and as he was about 10 give tp IN dis
gust, there was a heavy tug and the
youngster had to brace himself. For a
short time the fish fought for freedom
and then gave It up. He pulled the fish
over and there fast 20 the hook was a
cod two feet in length.
One Of the crew is responsible for this
story, and for the story that the cod went
TO The Taft household, and from II several
choice cod steaks were prepared and con-
sUmed on the family dinner table.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
stas oorTssDopdenoo Ths wasbingsoa Hsald

star CorTssJondenco The Washington HeTald
Atlanta, Ga. July s-Pubhcity was the
main subject discussed by the Southern
Commercial Secretaries at this morning 5
session Of the convention.
The subject was started by an inter-
esting paper on Municipal Betterment, g"
by c. a Smith, a prominent attorney Of
Atlanta. 1t was followed by an address
on Municipal Advertising" by H H.
Richardson, OF Jacksonville, Fla, and
by another on Cooperation Between the
Press and Commercial Bodies" by NJ. E.
Trezevant, OF New Orleans.
IN an hours discussion OF the general
subject It was made clear that excellent
results are being derived BY Southern
cities in the advertisement OF their ad-
vantages and resources. Important re-
suits have been secured in the way OF the
occupation Of unOccupied land near cities;
IL establishing new industries. and in ex-
panding these cities in every way
Much Of the discussion related 70 ways
and means. including pamphlets. folders,
pictures, and the use OF paid-fCT news
paper articles. The general agreement
was that while all are beneficial. the last
named brings the quickest and largest re-
turn for money spent The Trade
Train" was designated as the worst form
OF municipal advertising.
The relation between the railroad in
dustrial departments and commercial
bodies was the subject OF the last ses-
sion. Addresses were made by H. A
Truedely. Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern. and by NJ v Richards, Of
the Southern Railway. Il was shown that
1 intimate cooperation between these two
kOrces is essential 10 the uplift OF the
Anuth.
r. Richards sketched the history OF
work Of his department and spoke
the results in the formation Of 325
lmercial bodies, where twenty-seven
3ted ten years ago, and in the expan-
Of industry amounting 10 100 new
Ories in a single year. An interest
statistical address was delivered by
A. Arnold. of Fort Worth. Tex, in
,ch he showed in figures the necessity
the factory and occupation OF Un-
cupied farm lands 10 place his State
a par with Illinois, representing the
-thern States.
II. Richardson. OF Jacksonville, was
ed president and N. Y. Trezevant. OF
Orleans, secretary for the ensuing
The next convention win meet IN
Orleans.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
RUSSIAN COSSACKS REPOLSED
Gen LakhOfF's Troops Beaten by
Persian Revolutionists.
Rebel TribeEmen Continue Their
March Unchecked Upon Teheran.
Corps d'EIite Unreliable.

Frankfort. July s-The correspondent
OF the Frankfurter Zeitung states that
the Porte has received a telegram from
Teheran saying that the Russian Cos
socks, under Gen. Lskhon. have met
with a severe defeat in an effort 10 check
the advance OF the revolutionist army
upon Teheran.
Gen. LiakhofI IS a Russian who is IN
the service Of the Shah. In June, 1906.
be was placed IN command OF all the
Shah's troops in Teheran. which in
cludes Russian Cossacks and Persian
organized and uniformed as Cossacks.
The latter are known as the Persian
Cossacks. With regard 10 the troops
under Lia6hOffs s command. il was stated
recently that they were greatly weak
ened BY revolutionist agents who had
undermined their loyalty. and that even
the Cossacks, hitherto regarded as the
corps d'elite Of the Persian army, were
not 70 be relied upon
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
CHETWooDE.

Pac1Gc ard Iltncss eTes Write for or booElet
before deciding SPECIAL July rates. S 70 SIS pe-
week. MazaTrment AID ownership
EMILY N DENPSY
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REMOVING "Ltd,. costlx.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Danyille. Va. July Sam Goldstein,
who on last Sunday attempted to take
or the lid in Danvine by operating openly
a soda fountain in Main street. was con-
victed to-day in the mayors court Of
violating the Sabbath, and fined SO and
costs and put under bond Of 500 70
refrain from the practice In future
Goldstein continued 10 do business Sun
day after being ordered by the mayor 70
stop. and an additional fine Of so and
costs was imposed for contempt OF court
Lane NOEL. who kept his store open a ID
allowed persons 10 go through IL 10 get
10 the soda fountain, was fined s. and
costs. All OF the cases were appealed.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

DIRECTLY on THE BEACH At Masssaussrrs
JACCB B. RAWK
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MINERS WILL NOT 60 OUT.
in Plate Mill Strikers Have Their
Sympathy.

Pittsburg. Pa. July s.-WhiIe the on
ials OF the Amalgamated Association OF
Steel Iron. and Tin Workers know that
they have the financial and moral sup
port OF the United Mine Workers in
their struggle against the open shop
& olicy in the plants OF the American
aeet and Tin Plate Company, they de-
ared to-day that no sympathetic strike
y the miners IS anticipated.
At headquarters OF the Amalgamatsd
ut was stated thas the mine workers
have a yearly contract with the operators
ana It is asserted that the first principle
OF unionism was not TO permit violation
Of such an agreement
To-day a large number OF cots and
supplies reached the sheet mill ct
Sharon. and uniformed officers continue
Ito parol there.
A kitchen has been built at the Greer
l)lant, at Newcastle. and to-day other
Preparations were made indicating that
he trust is preprins TO make desperate
and.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
sheeD.head Bay.

FIRST RAcE-Ths Bsldsnos; s0r aniss; swO-gsss
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William II. Deering. O. and Edith AS
kins, l9 both OF Baltimore. Rev. J. B.
Mclaughlin.
John Miller. o, Grottoes. Va. and Helen
Boserman, 10, New Hope, Va. Rev. J. B.
Mclaughlin.
Harvey r Bryan. A. Annapolis Nd,
and Elizabeth c. Badger. % Rev. Alfred
Harding
John S Rusk, Al. and Sarah K. Gheen.
p, both Of Loudoun County, Va Rev. J.
r. Shannon.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
Dying from Pistol Shot.

Special 20 The washington herald.
Newport News Va. July S.-As the
result Of a shooting ARRAY that took
place in a Phoebus saloon. early this
morning. J. Percy Bowry. a Phoebus
merchant is dying at the Dixie Hospi-
Gtal. and Charles T. Tillman, a promi-
|nent citizen Of Charlottesville, Va IS
|confned in the Phoebus jail. charged
with the shooting. Tillman is said 20
he a prominent member Of the Masonic
order. the Odd Fellows. and the Elks
The men say the shooting was acciGen-
tai
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
Tent InstnII. offIcers

Union Tent No. s.. L O. R.. installed
officers last night High Tent Ruler W.
LEM presided The ofacers are: shepherd,
n Malloy: past chief. 2. H Specht; chief
ruler, NJ Higbee; deputy ruler. H. J
Ready; financial secretary, J. F. Har-
vey; treasurer. J. II. LoveIess: levite. J.
P. Clancy; inside guard. P. McGarvey;
outside guard. L. Rucker. After the in
staliation. refreshments we're served
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
FLOOD CREST PASSED.
PRttOnsburg Inhabitants Rescued by
Fleet of Boats.


Pattonsburg. No. July S-A fleet OF if-
ty row boats and launches. manned by
rescue parties from Kansas City and St
Joseph. is working in the water-hIled
streets Of Pattonsburg to-day. removing
marooned inhabitants from house TO house
upper stories. and the trees. The rescued
Inhabitants are being taken TO the hills
and higher ground, where tents have been
erected.
By roundabout ways, provisions are
being taken TO the camps. doctors are ar
rlving. and the sufferers are being cared
FOR and fed. By night, unless there should
be sudden rise IN the water, IL is be-
lleved that all the people will be taken 10
places OF safety
It is thought the crest Of the food has
passed
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New BTitain-New Britain. To- Bridssu5-=
A. NaterburJ-N ateroury. l9: Springfield. 6
At New HaTeu-HOlyoke. %; New Baren. :
Al Northampton 2, Hartford
nineteen innings; called on account Of darkpess1
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
CLAIM JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
BrOOkland MethOdists Ready TO Meet
All Teams in the District.

The Brookland Methodlsts claim the
junior Independent championship Of the
District and would like TO hear from all
teams desiring TO play for that title.
The team is the best in BrookSand.
barring the Capital City League nine.
and the Reserves are on the point of
disorganization and also having defeat
ming.
The AIethodists Will play the Falls
Church team, leaders Of Northern Vir-
gknia League. at Brookland July "A at
$50. Address Challenges to Carl Keller.
Manager, 1882 Otis street northeast
Washington. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
WANTED DEATH TO BE SURE.
shot at HIS Head Through Gas Pipe
20 Prevent Missing.


Atlantic City, July s--CarefuIly pointing
a .a2-calioer revolver through a length Of
gas pipe 10 provide against missing him
self through nervousness. William c. Cas-
sell, Of Baltimore. fired a bullet into his
temple under a beach pier. and within a
few feet OF hundreds Of happy pleasure
seekers on the beach and Boardwalk this
evening. The bullet may not have gone
through The skull and the man has a
chance for recovery.
Casseli recovered consciousness al the
hospital. and said he had evolved the
scheme OF shooting through the pipe
against his head to prevent the bullet
from being fred wild by HIS shaking
hand. He attributed the attempt 10 do
mestice troubles.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
Danvine, q POrt.moutA, 1.
SPECIAL to ne washins-o1 Hs1ld

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington He-ald
Portsmouth, Va. July S.-The Bugs
Won from Portsmouth. ? 10 / the win
ning run being scored in the ninth in
ming after two were out. on a base on
balls TO Sullivan and a two-base hit BY
Stafford. The only other hit by Danvme
e two-bagger by Powell. also drove In q
run 4 hit by CluHn. an error. a sacri-
fee hit, and e sacrifice fly by Guiheen
brought homo a run for Portsmouth.
Score:
RI L
DanviIle -.......-.... 0oooooO HI 2
Portsmouth .......... o o OoOOI =
Batteriss-Loos and Loughlan: C1unn and Couan.
Uupires-AeszrS PcIder and Mace
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT TOrOnto-Toronlo. i; Rochestsr. &
At Acknowledgement 2, Buffalo. !
At PrOyidence-Prov;dence 10; Newa-k. Z
At Jersey City-Iersey City, =; Baltimors Z
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
HUNTED BY FOX HOUNDS.
Negro Charged with Assault Sur
rounded in Patch of Woods.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, July S.-For the first
time in the history OF the State, fox
hounds were used in a man hunt in Man
chester this morning. Seventeen OF the
fox hounds traced a man. under the
guidance OF officers. John Hudson, col
ored, was the man wanted. He was
charged with assault on Mary Turner,
also colored-
County Constable Flynn, OF Chesterfield.
conceived the idea of trying a pack Of
hounds. By O'Clock in the afternoon
the dogs had surrounded the negro in a
patch OF woods. The man was literally
held at bay, and was soon taken in
charge by the officers. The capture oc-
Cured near Beaufort Springs.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
AMERICAN AssOCIATION

At St. Pagl-St. Paul. 5. Milwaukee. /
At Minneapolis-kansss City. 6. Minneapolis. 2
AT LouisFille-Toledo. ,; Louisville. O.
At apOlis-Indianapoli 2: Columbus O.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE

At Lynn-Brockton. 2: Lyrn. )
AT LoWeIl-LoweH. 4; Havcrhiu. l
At Fan kiTer-Worcester, =; Fan River. ?
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
Ere ne.trnr. Irnn Works

I5merville. n. j., July S.-The Somer-
L Iron Works and the Carbon Stove
. rks in East Somerville were totally
royed by fire this afternoon. The loss
ESTIMATED at S125.000. Hundreds OF
4 s-workers are thrown out Of employ
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des M0ines-Des M0ines. 4: Wichita. Z
Al Omaha-Omaha, S. Topeka. 0.
At Lincoln-Lincoin. 3: Denver. G.
At Sioux City Sioux City. 6: Pueblo. Il
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At syracuse-W ilkesbaT7e. 20; Syracuse. 2
At Utica-ScTanfon. 5: Utica 8
At Albany-Elmira. ?; Albany. 70.
At Troy -Binghamton. 5; Troy. 4
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

At Menphis-Nenphis. 0; New Orleans. twelve
innings; darkness.
Al Mcntgoncry-A AIontg0me-y. Il Birmingham, s
AT MobiLe-Nio5e. 6; Little Rock 3
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When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald. and bill viii be sent ycu
at ] cent a WORD.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
J0YNER HEADS EDUCATORS.
North CarOIinian Elected President
Of National Association.

Denver, Col. July 81. 7. Joyner, su-
perintend OF schools OF North Carolina,
to-day was elected president OF the Ma
tiOnal Educational Association Arthur
Z. Chamberlain. OF Pasadena. Cal. was
reelected treasurer. and Dr. Irwin
Shepard, OF Winona, 8Ilnn., secretary.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

r York, July acknowledgements Liver
J July ,; President Lincoln. Hamburg. June q.
iFeu out-kotterdam, al Rotterdam: La Pro
2 Al Havre; George Washington at Cherbourg.
He'd rom foreign ports-Adriatic. from Queens
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

Roanoke, 4; Richmond, \
SPECIAL 70 Tss washington Herald
Richmond. Va, July s.-By batting with
men on bases, Roanoke defeated Rich
mond here to-day by 70 2 Three OF
the visitors hits came In the sixth inn
ing and netted two runs. Walker out
pitched Hale. but the visitors kept their
opponents guessing. especially walker.
when men were on bases. Sandherr. in
the field ana al bat was easily the star.
Newton and Painter were stars n the
heid Tor Roanoke. Score:
RHE
Richn0nd ...-..---.. o5ooloo Hsn 2
koanoke ...........-. - 3
Bstteries-FoT Richnoud. Walker ana Ksifsl. sc-
koanoEe. Hals and ryan Unpre-Nlr. Miller
Time q ssze-l hour and As Minutes Arrgrdancs-
3Sc
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk sends LyRchburs ID In the
Air.

Air.
sDecial 70 TIE Wsshiagt0n Head
Lynchburg, Va, July S.-Temple was q
complete enigma 10 the Shoemakers,
while Norfolk hit Griffin hard and the
game was easy for the visitors, the score
being to 0. The ShOemakers. led b.
Manager orth, blew Up In the third.
When they came down. two errors. a
couple OF stolen bases. and three singles.
al OF which came after three chances 20
retire the side. sent four runs over.
Then ths locals quit They lost their
ginger and spent the remainder OF the
game watching the Norfolk team give
an exhibition OF real base running and
taking advantage OF every opening for
a score Simply Out-played, out-gen-
eraled. and out-pitohed-that's ali. Score:
RHE
a
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
soUTHERN LEAGUE-

At Macon-Macon. I; Columbia. @.
At Jacksonyilie-AuEusta. G.. Jacksonville. s.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 70 The Wash
ington Herald. and bin VIII be sent you
at ! cent a word
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
HOTEL YARMOUTH
CONTINENTAL

Teunesses ave. gear Beach- Always opsn. Pr
Eats baths. ElsVstor OFa farn products. Best
80 DAY house IN Atla1tic CITY special weekly
ntes. Bootier MARGARET WALSH DUNCAN
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
NEWSPAPERS GIVE
BEST PUBLICITY
Southern Commercial Secre-
tarieS Discuss Subject.
TRADE TRAINS" NOT POPULAR

Atlanta Meeting Il OF the Opinion
that South Has Been benefited
by Advertisement OF It's Advan-
tases s-NewspapeF Publicity Con-
sidered the Best Method.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-09
a MYSTERY.

OF all the here
most Is aught
How does the landlord know
Find the lord. - 80 'U3'''
ANSWER Yesterdays PUZZLE
SPIKE plus HOE equals SHOES
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sl-5o per CAS-. CA1ldrer. S-0o Es
THE RENShAW
MAINE RESORTS.
THE LoyIsBURG Bar HarbOr, Ne.

OPEN JULY TO SEPTEMBER -
Al attractive hoisi. ACTED ioT cuisine and serT.os.
elevator private baths tcisphons IN suites and a.
mocerr ,uT1OTcnentss sceneTy uls1rpzEsed CO A.
lsnuc Coast- Address H. l. BALCH. Prom Ths
Lcuisblug Bar Harbcr. Ne.