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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-21

Just received ''Tipless Electric Light
Globes" standard grade fully guaran-
teed. Cole Hardware Co. 1923
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-21

The French peasant woman. Bre.
tonne or otherwise. works hard as any
man II makes one snd TO see the
women working In the fields. digging
and deiving. carrying heavy burdens
driving the cattle. sometimes attend.
~ to the machinery employed on the
farms. One wonders whether bus
bands and fathers appreciate II all.
especially ''en you hear some OF the
ballads. lids are supposed to
reveal q aul uf a people heard
one the other f.,r.of Which the refrain
Is as follows;
- Dear IL ~ .0s1 VIE Jeanne.
Her death ! should depiore.
But deares are my beayes.
Thsir ioa would srieve me more'
From plou .as:el fTrance, Letter TO
New Orleans Times-Dcmocrat
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-21
EXCERPTS FROM EXCHANGES.

Eternal vigilance ia the price Of health
as well as Of liberty Swat the deadly
house iiy.-San Antonio Republic.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-21
LAUNDRY NOTICE.

/. have secured agency for the
Model Steam Laundry Of Hous-
ton. and win ONCE with Z. l..
Beard. Union Tailor Shop.
Cleaning and dying Of all kinds
a especially. All work strictly
guaranteed. Your patronage
appreciated. Phone $50. A. b.
sandifer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-21

The westeSn Christian Advocate
Tanks tina, he mes Easter hats are
"outlandish. hi4eeas. unseemly. OBJ
a,ructive. impudent. self.assertiye.
loud, dominant aiders and abeitors
of the devil"
Amen! Hi EN- agln brother Thcm's
cur sentiments. but We Hous-
ton Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-21

Near Lanham. Texas. Is a man who
Is showing to his neighbors the value
OF agricultural education. Coming
home from the Texas A. and NJ. Col.
lege. he purchased an old and much
rundown farm. From this he has
made money, paid for the farm. which
Is now a good one. and is not only a
progressive man. but also prosperous
one. Meanwhile some of his neigh.
bors are learning something from oh.
scryation.-Farm and Ranch.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-04-21

A Denton jury gave man six years
in the pen for numbering his wife.
II he had stole a dogie yearling he
would have been given about the same
length OF time. San Angelo STANDARD.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

LIlA-n rs IA e. 2. ann alaA-E EltEElFs-
FORMERLY WITH wa. HAHN e. co.
JaG)-ZL
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
81 Hl TP-TO-DAIE. EIrJ.
FalI-lTe=e and Tuxedo suits for hire
JULIUS COHEN Ilot 5th st. n. W.
Iaal-1gI
UP-TO-DATE nu dress and tuxedo suits
Tor hire n. q. PINES. Merchant Tailor.
100 TtH NV u017-SJt
GAS APPLIANCES.
CIT DOWN those enormous gas bills by
ordering o. Eas controller from
GAS USERS ASSOCIATION,
1918 IL 81. E- W.
PHONE MAIN Il3L
5azs-st
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FOR BENT-Desk sp1ce; light aud janit0r
service furnished. Basement. 1502 Il ST. n W.
fa.g-5t
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

no l54 PRATHER ALLEY, 2-story ware
house or stabIes size 2lX30. Apply 1l05 5th
st n w. fa20-8t
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
400 p NC. & 0. Limited Daily. Fast vea-
tibule train PuIImln sleepers to Lexington
Louisville. Cinclnu---i indianapolis. Chicago
Snrinrs. Pullman Gar Louisville to Mem
Tf{s and New Orleans. Dinl3g Cars IA
carte service
f4-1o p NJ. z. V. LIMITED. Daily.
solid vsstibuls train Pullman sleepers 10
1ID-fnuati Lexington. and Louisville
Trr10artruent sIsepirg car 10 Virginia Hot
G1rI1gs week days Dining cars. d Ia Gaze
ssr,yfes Pullman siespers Cincinnati "a
l-t4fraa1 and st. Louis. and Louisville To
NTsrunbfs Nashville. and New Orleans
,,Il-sapeake and Ohio Offices, 5I3 Psunsv--
y-snia ave, 1893 T ST. and New Union Sia-
f{oD Telephone Main 1886 or 2305 for to-
81, baggage checks, reservations and taxi
cab. de6-tf
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NnN-MEDICAL HEALING.

AT the WASHINGTON REMEDIAL ana
HEGENIC INSTITUTE and SANATARIJ-M
are used ESTABLISHED and SUCCESSFUL
a0u-medlcsI METHODS that CURE LOCO
MOTOR -ATANIA. q. H T. L n A r ] s VI.
BRIGHTS DISEASE. PARALYSIS. ALL
1IENTS Of the SPINE. DIGESTIVE and
NERVOUS SYSTEM THAT MAKE LIFE
MISERABLE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE.
Interested Parties are requested TO luvesti-
gate. CONSULTATIONS FREE. PROF H.
~ d. PARKER. LADY Assistant. Once
Ig2o Ninth street n. ". Hours 10 % g.
sundays 10 10 L. Phone 81 u12. C0usulta-
tiou and treatment at your home II desired.
fz2T-Tr
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W. 3. & A E. RY.
IITHE ELECTRIC LlNEU

F-1sotric palace cars from White House station
tFTFTEENTH AND H SITS. NORTHEAST.
F7or Faltiruore-J.3U and every half hour
fr5ul ESQ a. "a. 20 7:s0 p. Ia, and $50 $50
10-s1 and 1875 ?. 10.
Eor Auuapolis-Every hour from $50 a. IN
10 ..so % m and 20 and 1l.35 p IN.
Fares. Oue way, Round tF5n
To Baltimore ----..----.- l5c &.25
no Annapolis ans L. >.
Naval Academy y-.---.--- t5c 81 3
All II ST. cars run direct 10 White House
rTirIgst once a. 18th and y. y ave y "
and sf white House Station 18th and r sta
~ T. Telephone NJ. 1915 oc5-tr
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.

IIlNEL WUIN-I III : NIIll1 Nv NHlE-
oyatics-FollowinE schedule not guaranteed
S6E A n DaIy-''Florida Fast Mail -
7-Ilrolfrb coaches and Pullman Sleepers 70
Savannah and Jacksonville Through sleep
rrs yyaahinEton 10 Hamlet. and Hamlet to
Atlanta Dining cars
40 P. NJ Daily Except sunday 'Seaboard
r-I.Ti5a Limited" solid electric lighted Pull
nan yyftb sleepers TO Jacksonville, ST. Au-
gustIne Palm Beach. Miami knights Key
Dining cars
7.7T p. 81 Daily ear Round Limited 90
r-o5rn-s and Pullman 20 Savannah. Jackson
[ITs Tampa. Atlanta. Birmingham. Mem
phIs Dining cars.
A. 81. sTANsELL. District Passenger Agent
Ja4-tf
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SOuTHERN RAILWAY.

". B.-FoI0WinE schedule hg7lTfs published
,r-ryT ss Information and are nOL guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile, New
orleans Asheville Chattanooga. Memphis
G.ll = m and 1913 p. III. daily.
nor Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga,
,Flr7n1is New Orleans, 1910 p. m.
nor Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken
Savannah. Jacksonv lie, ana Florida points.
4:l0 p. m- daily.
l. S. BROWN. General Agent
se6-eEnnn-fE
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ANGER OF CADETS
COOLED BY HOSE

- CORY. Pa. Jan. a1.-DemaudIug re-
NeuEe for a. faucied wrong the stu
dents OF the chamberlain Military
Academy at East Randolph marched TO
The town and fouzht the town boys
with clubs and other weapons.
When serious trourle threatened tNe
fire department turned the hose on the
cadets, and the younS men I-a 10 re-
treat. No one was seriously huTl-
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPEEED. s. up; frst-cIass work
only. house painting. lowest prices; all work
guaranteed. CTAS A CARLISLE phone M
5555 533 JLh ST. n. ". Ja2s,S fe-
GEO. =. HANsELL.
Wall Papers and decorations satisfaction
assured Phone J. 9T.
65l II 81. ne saI4-s)t
ny ESTIMATES cost you nothing; ali work
reduced for next 90 days. HUNT. 5lE New
York ave. Main -54l. de8-50t
c. C.. SILENCE. 457 G 50. nv. Phone
Wall paper lowest prices have me give an
estimate before having your Uaper!ng done.
uO29-tE
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
every Other Hour on the Odd EouT."
To PHILADELPHIA AND NV YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
s7:OJ a. in.-Diner. Pullman Parlor.
1900 a. 2.-ObservatIOn Parlor, 5-hOur Train.
1900 a. m..-Diuer and Pullman ParlOr Car.
tiI 90 a m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car.
Il 90 D. In.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
$500 D m.-"ROyal Limited All Pullmans,
Five-hour.
t4.oo D. m.-Coaches to Philadelphss.
500 D. m.-DIner and Pullman ParlOF.
% 20 p m.-Coaches TO Philadelphia
pl2.I5 N T.-SIeepsTs TO New York
s2.5z a. m.-sleepers to philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:Oo $500. tll;6S a. n.
'4''" 10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
CWeek Days z a. m. 70 II p. m)
f9:s0. 1000. '11.oo a. NJ. '12.0o noon. t1z:o5.
si.00 u.l5 f2.O0. s3:CO f3:20, 13:S0 fl.09.
f4:a5 500 t5:03. $3.50 1900 $3.50. f1:Qo, Ts:oQ
$500. s-0;o0, 'l0.55. all.0o sl2.l5 y. I.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, s1.22, $50 D. M
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, a9:1O a, m, 'A:o5 p. M '12:D night.
PITTSBURG. '9;l0 a. IN, '1s22. ss:10 2. m..
-CCIEVELAND. ss:10 ?. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING, H9;l0 O. In.s $50 ?. n.
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. M, f4:O5, 1900 pm.
FREDERICK. ts:22. 1910. gs.15 a. m. gl:S0,
'ii5l iai5ltGFRsfOWN. 1910 a. m. 800 ,. N.
ANNAPOLIS. a7:20. $500 a. m. fI2:05 noon.
f3:z8. 1890, $3.50, and f6:S0 p. N.
sDaiIy. Except sunday. tSunday only.
TicEsf Offces: 1n7 G ST. Tel. Main 1891: 619
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs. New Union
station Ticket Once. Main 1885, Information
Bureau Main 1880. noZS-f
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PUBLIC SALE OF WATERLICK WHITE
/ SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
NV virtue of a certain deed Of trust record
ed i'm Deed Book No. II at page 854 or the
Clerks Office Of Warren County, Virginia,
default having been made IN the payment or
fha debts and taxes therein secured. we viii.
r,ursuaut 90 the terms Of said trust on sat
Tr5av February 20 1903. at 10 O'ClOCE a. m,
fn front of the Court House door OF Front
R0val Warren County Virginia o1er for
containing about 20 acres known as the
Walerlfck White sulphur Springs Hotel, sit
mated lu the Fork MagisteTisl District OF
Warren County Virginia, with buildings
TERMs: For cash as to so much Of the
10 paw the costs of sale, the taxes due and
payable upon said property, estimated 10 be
about Sl0g. and 10 pay One-third Of the
amount then due and payable upon debts
secured by sala deed OF trust which debts
aggregate A583 with accrued interest there
on and the residue Of said purchase money
shall be made payable iu three equal INSTALL
meuts. falling due IN l. =. and three years
| respectively. from date OF sale, the deferred
usvfueuts TO be evidenced by the bonds Of
stead exemption. bearing interest at the rate
OF 6CC Der anuum from date payable semi
I annually and secured by a deed OF trust
upou the property sold and a fire insurance
/ policy upon the buildings in such sum
/ and company as the undersigned trus-
/ tees may direct. II for any reason said
sale is not made at above time and place SC
VIII be adjourned until Friday, February 28
1909 when said property VIII again be offered
/ FOR sale at the same time and place and upon
EAAIET sEATON, Trustee.
~. J.. O'FLAHERTT, Trustee.
For further information apply % JAMES
/ S. FRASER. Feudau Building ia2l-35t
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE. BARROUM FIXTURES, ETC.
By virtue OF q certain Chattel deed OF
trust from David Pike and vile 20 the un-
dersiEued. dated the 18th day or september,
1905 and duly recorded in Ldber ale6 folio o.,
or. OF the Land Records of the District OF
Columbia the undersigned trustees VIII oIrer
for sale al public auction ON Wednesday,
February g. 1903. lt q O'Clock .. m, IN mont
.,r rrrsT4Tea= 80. gII 18Th street n W. ID, c.
the retail liquor license granted 10y the EN-
..f-- BOARD aF the District uf Columbia To the
said David Pike, the 5arroam fixtures located
s- sand premises. No 5[I 18th ST. and stock
sn barEuuuI
TeTTrs 81 sale announced at time of sale
MICHAEL i. BRENNAN
EMORY H. BoGLEN,
Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING s. Co, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION sALES
LARGE PUBLIC SALE

LANOE PUDLIC OALL
At the WASHINGTON HORSE AND MULE
COMPANY STABLES. g-S1 VI ST. n w.
washington. ID. e.. on MONDAY, FEBRU-
AIRY 4. 1909. at lo a. m.s carloads or So
Head of Maryland and Virginia HORSES
and MULES consigned bv following shippers.
william McHeury. two loads. Richard and
Harvey MeHeury. one load. Also one load
bv "a Pennsylvania shipper. also 60 head ~
LOCAL, HORSES These are eli fresh
shipped horses and the lot consists of some
excellent horses for Coal Men. Livery Men.
Dairy Neu Bakers. and Laundry Men ANY
ono in need of horses should attend this
SALE Rain or shine. as everything offered VIII.
positively be sold Horses can be inspected
sunday
McHENRY BROTHERS.
PHONE WEST Igs7. S2s7 II ST. N. W.
a&0-2L
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For Sale or Rent.

low gas and coal range water iu kitchen.
large grounds. shade and fruit. chicken run
and uutal.--Ia-a. terms very moderate
IE EEEILWoETIE WaEhluEJou's growing
suburb. ua. Sis and seven room frame cot
taEess heated by laLrl1es uT furnace with
range and water iu kitchen. large lots Rents
So to- sIs per month 1r viii SCH ou monthly
payments ol SD 90 $780, Ten ue" houses now
buI5.uG.
II. ~ TAPLIN. 1407 - ST. ". W.
fa-Z-fF
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ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
PR or RTY UN DEL R CIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIN
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF ~
CURING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRIATE SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS own USE OK TO
THE USE TO ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT 10
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY 10 Him is GUILTY
OF LARCENY
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THESE
COLUMNS WRITE OR PHONE 525o MAIN
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EXCURSIONS.
NORFOLK 6 WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT co.

Every day n the year from foot 7th 81
FOR Fort Monroe. Nor1olk, Newport News and
r.-..4,rs south via steel palace steamers ''NeW-
+.5rr News DO ''<orfoik." and Washington
Washington. 6:aa pm Lv. Portsmouth IS pm
~ AIexaDlrIa--i-oO Ilu " Nort5lk---.-.6 pm
IT gfcnr0e.- I-U9 am .Lv. E't- Monroe r pn
- og1rfllr...---6-1 100 au. Ar AleXaudria-6.S 80 am
A. I5TrtsuouLh.. am. Ar Washington am
rs-Throush coaneS-l1il5 made a. Norfolk
,.-i4- steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Va, e-Fr York, ana Nerchauts and Miners
Steamships Tor Boston
Fz1GeuersL Ticket olae5, 'ls llth st., Col
-. fsf.isfuE- I'Lsus Main 1900
-tb ST. Wharf l'Aous Main $780,
mo CALLAHAN. ID " Pres K Gen. NLzr.
w IL. CALLAHAN. Geu'l Pass. AEt.
raL-ts
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LAUNDRY.


Naval Lodge Building. $50 Pa. Ave S. j..
CILas H. HARDAWAT, Manage.
Laundry work OF every description All work
guaranteed. shirts. 10 ana IZc each. Collars
and cuffs o. each. Phone Lincoln 10.
ja-#-Su. Ora, ,th-tr
METROPDIIIAE HAND LAUNDRY,
PHONE 81 IFI. go 9TH ST. Wv. COLI
LARS &c: PLAIN SHIRTS, 1CC. WORK
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. jal9-tt
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FOR RENr-HOUsEs.


COLUMNS WRITE OR PHONE $50 MAIN
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT
2l7 a St. N. w.
10 rooms; hot-water heat: good gondI n.-f''.oo
6OA X St. n. w.
~ rooms bath5 central Iocatiou-.----...-' o'-01
Z2O 9Th ST. n. w.
9 rooms bath. fine for room renting o'.s0
l22 S St. II. w.
g rooms BATH furnace heat nearly 1e" 90 -o
500 u ST. n. w.
Z rooms BATH for coIorcd.-....--...-,... aoev
322 Pa. Ave. 5. /.
D rooms store and dwelling. .-.----------- -o-oJ
54O3 Dent Place n. W.
BETWEEN 54TH AND a5TH. @ AND r. SIS 3
o rooms furnace heat; bath..-...--....... -5-Jo
i56 i St. n. L.
rooms ................ % 80
1914 @ St. n. Z.
rooms; ...........,...... 22-5o
1913 H ST. n. {,
rooms 1850
1927 / ST. n. [.
rooms, bath.........-........... 1850
1I1O 9th St. S. E.
8 rooms, bath; painted outside and pa
1913 Emerson ST. n. E, Bet 18th
and 18th, E and T Sis.
g rooms; bath; brick house. bay window. 15-g50
1881 Hamlin ST., South BrOOkland,
y. &.
rooEs 30. 30
49, 8th ST. S. w.
POI X St. n. w.
Fiat: 4O7 P St. n. w.
rooms: bath; furnace heet; yard Gel
lfL -a't
A. s. CAYWOOD,
933 9th ST. N, w.
90 n st. NV z rooms and bath. ............s25J 80
4ol r. ST. NV. rooms and bath. 81. 80
lIl N. Y, ave NV. o. rooms and BATH L5-Cl
s9lS % ST. ne, 8 rooms and bath. $3.50
20 sth ST. ne.s rooms and bath. $3.50
5u5 G ST. me- rooms and bath. $50
200 Navy pl. Sc, rooms and bath tcol-
cEe4J c-lJ
FRANK y. RAWLINGS,
l5o5 Pa Ave. n ". jaSl-Et
HARRY z. GLADMAN,
500 O. st. s. Z
Houses viii be hard TO get soon. look these
over
pa Sth st. n. q. rooms ans batb.....s55. 90
rs 7rh 81. s. j.. store...,..........-..... d. 90
100 50 ST. s. T.. O rooms and bsth........ %. 80
I50o ID ST. s. T.. rooms and ath....... IS 80
f0l East Cspitol 5-r2om apsrrment...... q. %
5T 6th 81 +. rooms -. Is. 10
100 y st. 6 rooms. 1.0l
~ L ST ne. store and dweuils. .,.--.--- l.eg
ANA-OoI1A AND INiNlNt CITY ~. g.
-95 Aonr03 stn rooms. ....--..----.-----
I'D FfouL 5L-r rooms --s-I
s--l Pr0ut ST. rooms t ~
-. S 10 u. dlu il MINI ave. lyu-Ls- y et--l
Jsso--y
" -
tO-. Ken J. -....-..-- ---.- - . g, -,- --
- - n ~ 7--, - ,s, -4- ~ .r-1 Z.
55l 10Th NV. Gr. -75073I 5th Sc, 7r. w. IS O.
838 E ne. 6r. be-. 25 Oh 511 $ Cap, Or. w. l3 g.
81 q ne 6r. d.. 2E 5G| his NJ av sc. Gr.wl-a.
IGI2 = 81 av =e.6r b - @, 90 ] 81. Or. We. j. ut
8 y ne. 6r. b...... - ~
JOHN SCRIVEEER gg7 = St n W.
y--s-SL
1EG7 C-T a. ---- = 7---r- AN NOD INN Ss0 81
s5I -3E 81 ra 3 --.,r---. an 80 I'm Tg "a
1000 -+t s+ ~ 5--sifi--- s --r--s- ~,
/ mod inn q enamel +-1hs ward ara coal
vauIt- ln frst-cIaea condItfon........... 81 .05
$40 Y ST. NV. o rooms water. gas. front
CHAg s GHREVE
I018 5th ST. n ". ja30-3t
- 7------- -------------- ---g c-----T- -
-t. -. - - -4 a. .,-.I-- -as ,.-. -r9 C..7
FOR RENT.-gg7.5 30 and se5.50 70 GOOD c5Iored
tenants. 619 10 52z Fairm6ut st. n W.
r1r-e and hath houses omen every dav from
80 90 4.80 p. m- fa50-3
/ WA. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. l40l = 81 nw.
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WINDOW CLEANING.

CAN KEEP ur windows clean cheaper.
quicker and easier than you can ] know
how. LEON j. g-ALHOOE, Acme window
Cleaning Co., 1gyJ i u#. AIaln lIy9. Jas-y-J
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PIANO INSTRUCTION.

MRS. KATE FERGUsON's STUDIO.
llo5 9Th 81. n. ". Mrs. Ferguson IS one Of
the abLest teachers iu technique IN Wash
ingtou. Her foundation work IS OF the finest.
iaZa-2t
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Money Loaned Salaried People

and others without security easy payments.
Offices in g principal cities. save yeurssl:
maaey by getting uly terms arzt. ID. 4
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My z-cylIuder POPE-HARTFORD CAR with
tsp. lamps. horn and complete equipment ar
- sacrifice
OWNER, 4e4 sth ST. n. W.
fagf-Cr
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AUTOMOBILES

THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
Irs-. ..--.-.-l.r.I Ea-..Lu- In sLLahLlN Ms
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SHOES.

SPECIAL SALE or BOYS SHOES
we have Just received another shipment OF
the celebrated ''Narstou'' shoe for bows and
little meu- every pair guaranteed % wear
sarf~la--o-, or We repair them free 0f charge.
They come in all feathers and range ia price
from EI-5 90 S--g O. pair. Sole agents Ia the
Northeast Tor fLls celebrated shoe.
NORTHEAST MODERN SEIOE STORE.
az II ST. n. T.
FRANK f.. kAL-E.FlIA[<. MANAGER.
FORMERLY WITH WM. HAHN e. co.
lsG1-ZL
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANT TWO vacant houses mfuruisHad
UiU lease from February ID for thirty days
BOX E. Times office. Ia.a-It
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HEATH MONUMENT.

VraET SCIENCE or HEALTH. natural.
n5n-sIrgicaIs cloth bound. 100 page book free.
Apply by mail glG Colorado Building; free
faIl-fF
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
STORAGE.
RUG WEAVING

HANDSOME reversible rugs woven from
-.--u rsruefv ECLIPSE RUG WEAVING
CO. rs 9th 20. n. l.. Phone Lincoln 1870
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SfOTOR CARs

FORD See the New Model 7
Price $3.50
A G-cylinder. 20 h. D touring car, easily
controlled comfortable. powerful and speedy
surely well worth investigation. Phone for
demonstration. CHAS. = MILLER & BRO.
u05 I4th st. Phone n 4I70. del0-tf
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IVAsHINGTON'E new dancing academy, Il5
I've NV. Prof ZEITLL[E guarantees %
teach in Elk lessons full course So music
Ja5-L
DANCING ACADE8lT, uS i've e. NV
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb, tea-EaTsi So
cIal dance Ihursdays- Phone II. 5s45-A.
5a2-tf
The Washington times., 1909-01-31
CIRCUMSTANCES CO1IPEL ME-

to1 Westory Building, Phone Main as
The Washington times., 1909-01-31

FOR RENT-Brick stable; stalls for 10
horses or suitable for garage: rent so.
Rear OF Grocery at 1896 22d st. NV. ta3-tt
The Winslow mail., 1909-08-07
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Q. r. GARDNER.

Q. K. GARDNER,
Attest: Chairman.
A. P. McALLISTER, Clerk.
July 8, 1909.
Pursuant to motion of adj
1ournment, made under date of
July 3rd, the Board of Equaliza-
tlon convenes this date at 9 a.
m. All present Minutes of last
meeting read and approved. The
Board then proceeded to the adj
Justment of taxable property.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-13
THE HABIT.
We are Exceeding the Liquid He-
aufrc.ments of the Organism.

We are Exceeding the Liquid Re-
auircments of the Organism.
It would be idle to deny that the
drinking habit has reached almost the
proportions of a pastime among us.
We no longer drink only when we az
thirsty. We drink when surrounded
by our fellows to promote good fell
lcwship Just as we drink when alone
to escape from boredom; we drink
when we are merry and we drink
when we are depressed. In short, we
drink much and often.
Each has his favorite tipple. Tea,
hat mild distillation of the Orient, is
the beverage of gossip and literature,
suggesting placid rumination and a
quiet setting. Soda, ginger beer and
the thousand and n connections OF
the corner soda fountain tempt the
abstemious, above all in hot weather.
Wines and more ardent spirits admin
lister a FLIP to the nerves of those
who are addicted to the use of alco-
holic stimulantS. Each after his fash
ion INDUCES in some kind of excess.
The secret of this indulgence in
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to be found largely in the fact that
each season sees a multiplication OF
the beverages that are agreeable to
the taste. We drink not because we
are thirsty, but because the flavor is
pleasing TO the palate, n in doing
this some physicians contend we are
exceeding the liquid requirements of
the organism. In considering this
matter editorially the Lancet re-
marks: .'
The thirsty person who cannot sat
isfy his thirst unless the beverage
contains what is in reality a drug has
really acquired an unhealthy habit,
or, to put it plainly, a disease. Yet
what else is the alcohol of the various
alcoholic beverages, the caffeine of tea
and coffee, the glucoside or q%uinine Of
bitters, or even the ginger of ginger
seer or of ginger ale, the aromatic oil
of the liqueur, the carbonic acid gas
in soda water, the citric acid of the
lemon and so on but a drug? All
these clearly convey something into
the organism over and above water it
self; they cannot quench thirst in the
sense that water does"
The medical journal goes on to as
cribe the great growth of this habit
of drinking liquids other than water
to the fear hat water may contain
disease entities. 1t ends with a warn
ing that persistence in the habit fire.
quently manifests it's Ill effects in a
disturbance of function which may
result in harm to the entire organism.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-08-13
Uncle SANS Slim Land Reserve

Uncle Sans Slim Land Reserve
The time when a man might move
westward and take up virgin soil at
his pleasure has passed, and in gen.
eral, it may be said that the son of the
farmer of to-day must look for his
sole heritage in the land his father
holds. It is now a barren boast that
Uncle Sam has a farm for every n
of u.s." In 1906 we had less than
90, ZOO, 900 acres of ~unoccupied habit
able laad. What a slim reserve that is
may be realized from the fact that one
fourth Of 1t was disposed of in the
following year. We cannot add to Il
agricultural areas except by irrigation
and drainage, but we may, by intelli-
gent selection Of crops, by scientific
cultivation and by careful treatment Of
land make it produce three or four
times as much al it does at present.
And this is the direction in which our
development should proceed, for we
must find room within the next thirty
years for a doubled population in q
territory already fully occupied ac-
cording to our undfscerning ideas.
The American farmer of the future
must be a man of broad mind and tech.
| nical knowledge.