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Evening star., 1909-05-02
Centennial Church Society Social.

The Centennial Baptist Ladies Aid So
ETY. gave social in .he hall of the
church Monday evening. April 81. which
WAS largely attended. The following pro-
gram was rendered. Piano solo, Miss
t""rtc IMP: piano duet Mrs. q. Bowen
aud Miss Christian; monologue songs.
= rear; instrumental solos, Master
Ackcrman. violin and piano. and Master
Fahcr. coriet. vocal solo. little Miss Sadie
1ipp. recitations. Miss Florence Dykes;
vocal due. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bowen; reci-
tation. Mr.. William Collins: vocal solo,
Miss Violet Mandley: recitation, Miss
Irtiie Jordan.
Evening star., 1909-05-02
The Passing of the Broad Brim.

It used to be true that all the male
ministers on the high seats in froat
wore the historic Quaker Broad brim, as
well as the plain collarless coats. while
the women wore the demure gray ana
black gowns and Quaker bonnets. The
three rows of seats in front of the meet
Evening star., 1909-05-02
THE HISTORIC QUAKER MEETING is PASSING
hh=TeB BrmGoe In yBomnAPe
How a Quaker Meeting Runs.

lows as naturally as the most conserva-
tive farmer present.
Evening star., 1909-05-02
Services at Church of the Ascension.

Rev. Dr. Walpole of London, canon of
Southwark Cathedral, will preach at the
Church Of the Ascension. 12th street and
Massachusetts, avenue northwest. today
. IL o'clock. In the evening Rev. r. J.
Garland of Philadelphia will deliver the
sermon.
Evening star., 1909-05-02
Diocesan Convention.

The annual diocesan convention will be
held in Epiphany Church. G street north
west Wednesday and Thursday of this
week. Bishop Harding will deliver ar
address on the first day of the conven-
ton.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NryrE. Published only as Information and
.g,s n Nc q o. Limited Daily Fast YES
fiauis tralu. Pullman sleepers 70 Lexington.
T-,-i-yiIre Cincinnati. indianapolis Chicago
s-F 81 Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot
esr-,irgs Pullman Car Louisville to Mem
mis- and New Orleans. Dining Cars a la
IN p Nj F. Y. LIMITED. Daily.
Grrl5 'yastibulB train Pullman sleepers 10
~rr-f-uari Lexington, and louisville
g--,-,.FFtaleut sleeping car 10. Virginia Hot
zrr.rrs week days. Dining ears. q ia carte
g.-4.fEa Pullman sleeperS Cincinnati 10
-,tfrar, and st. Louis and Louisville 10
sr.---.rfz Nashville, and New Orleans
,,5,-gs-..9ks and Ohio offices. 5I3 PennsvI-
-.,fa ave. 1889 y st. and New Union STA
non Telephone Main 1906 or 2206 for tick
cts. baggage checks, reservations and taxi
-sb de6-tf
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SEABOARD AIR LIFE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office. IA2I Penn. Avenue.

~otiCs-FolI0wlug schedule not guaranteed.
90. NJ DaILy-''Florida Fast Mall"
-rilrTugT, coaches and Pullman Sleepers 20
S4yannah and Jacksonville. Through sleep
ers washington 20 Hamlet and Hamlet TO
Atlanta Dining cars
800 p NJ Daily Except sunday -SeabOard
7-f1rf4s Eamited'' solid electric lighted Pull
man with sleepers 10 JAcksonvllie, St. Au-
----gtfra palm Beach. Miami. Knights Key.
5-55 p ri Daily-''Year Round Limited DO
g.,9.hes and Pullman 90 savannah, Jackson
,.5Ira Tsnrua- Atlanta, Birmingham. Mem
Il II sTASsELL. District Passenger Agent
fa4-tF
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GOOD POSITIONS.
Draughuus Practical business College cor
a-l and ID sts- nss-. gives contracts backed By
chain OF 81 colleges. $500 Loo capital and 70
years success. 90 secure good positions under
reasonable conditions OF REFUND tuition
Ask for FREE catalogue. fa1-tr-za
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FOR SALE-BUsINEss PROPERLY.

ONLY S5.I5g-WCHTH s7,Q91-A fine business
corner, situated al junction Capital Traction
and City and Suburban car lines. Florida.
ave. dlagJnaIly opposite new j. and .. sta
ttonr where business property iH increasing
rapidly la value. with partial improvement
now pays go net. can be made easily
1900 LEXINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO..
ltlJ o ST. jaI1-7t
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FOR RENT-srABLEs.

FOR RI1ET-A large brick stable. tvgO-stora
uppe- floor for storage. horse or wagon "
small aato; modern no 9Th 81. ae. jal6-5r
FOR RENT-Brlck stable: stalls for 10
horses. or suitable for garage. rent $50
Rear OF Grocery at 1896 I'D st. NV. ja2-tg
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THEsI
COLUMNS WRITE OR PHONE $3.50 MAIN.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the ODD Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. 25D ST, NEW YORK
sT.0J a. In.-Diner. Pullman ParlOr-
1900 a. M Observation ParI0rs 5-hour Train.
1900 a m.-Dlner and Pullman FaTiOr Car.
iii 100 a m.-Dlner ana Pullman FarIor Car.
800 y. ul.-Dinsr and Pullman PaTIOr Car.
$500 D m.--'RoyaI Limited" All PUIimRns.
FIve-hour.
400 D. m.-C0aches 70 Philadelphia
600 %. n.-Diuer and Pullman PaFioT.
900 D. NJ caches 70 Philadelphia.
s12.I5 y. T.-S.eepers 10 New York
s2.52 a. m.-Elsspers TO Philadelphia and New
Att. ANTI% CITY. 400. 900. tusOo a. NJ.
'-'1' =. BALTIMORE.
livery HOUR ON THE HOUR"
(Week Days a. II. 20 II ?. mo-
s252 $500 g 30. u 100. T.2o, 1890, $780, $500
t9.s9 100 .l a5S .s75 40 9 956 t13:S5
f4.55 SEQ 100. $50 $500. IS 80 f7.50. $500
eco, sIJ.oJ 'l0.s5, 'l.O0, '12:15 n. 7.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 1:Z2, $3.50 p.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE. 1910 a. M, H4-05 ?. m, $3.50 night.
-PITTsBURG. $40 a. M. '1:22, "9:l0 p. m.
. CLEVELAND. 1910 ?. m.
COLUMBUS $50 p. N.
WHEELING, $40 a. M. $3.50 p. m. .
WINCHESTER. $40 d M, "a 90. 70 90 pm.
FREDERICK, 1870. 1910. @sl5 a. 10. El:SJ,
~ fifflt,GERsPsoWN. ts.ls a. M. 800 D. m.
AM APOLIS, "7,2o, 1900 a. M. f12;05 noon.
1870 1890. . 30, and $3.50 ., IA
sDaIly. Except sunday. tSunday only,
TELEPHONES al all OF the following
Ticket OHces: I4I7 G ST. Tel. Main 1891: 6l9
PaunsvIvauia ave. Main 278. New Union
station Ticket Office, MaiI 1885, Information
Bureau Main 1880. noz3-tf
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FOR sALE-mIscELLANEous.
GET A PIANO FREE.

~ you want q piano To- pr4ctlcl e1-lHa
that viii afford the children lots at pleasure
and give them a start iu music you sla-.-A
avail yourself OF this offer We've a ttH
Eood square pianos 90 luld out o. Ti-s- Nt-l-
ers for a period of six months absolutely tIve
or charge. It SIS only necessary -lF you ID
pay the small cost OF moving the piano TO
your home
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NEW ICE BOX. sx7; also store fixtures with
or Wilhelm stoge5 cash gr lustaIluents, Call
sJ1ta 9Th ST. me- ja16-st
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
FOR SALE OR EECHAECE-EquIty ia ten
Of the best-11usLructed slE-rO5Ia- bath
dwellings iu the northeast. concerted cellars.
So. .uW. ja12-5L
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. nature.
ugu-E-Tgllal cloth bound, so page book FIRE %
pply hy mail. sI6 Colorado Building; free
lecture Tor women Tuesday AZ . p So
-zf2-+f
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EDUCATIONAL.

BEAUGHJE's SHORTHAND
srsg. Is uar cent Of the United States
Cont Reu5rtars write ghe system of Short
hand taught bg Drausaou's Practical Busl-
moss COLLEGE. COR stl and ID SITS. NV. because
taay know a. Us THE BEST oEaugHon s--
......- POSITIONS. ASK for FREE catalogue.
jaZ-Lf-sa
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rs THE SUPREME COURT OK the District
of Columbia AS Court OF Bankruptcy In
the matter OF Robert i. Hunter Bankrupt.
Ia Bankruptcy, No, 56L TO the creditors Of
Robert j. Hunter, trading as Bryan g. Co., OF
Washington ID. O. Notice is hereby given
that the ab0ve-usued bankrupt has filed his
petition praying FOR "a discharge from all his
debts ia bankruptcy and that his creditors
and other persons In interest are required 20
enter their appearance lu opposition. II any
SO desire i'm the clerks Office Of said court
ON OF before tho 18th DAY OF JANUARY.
1909. Ar Ig A. n. WILLIAM ~ H1LLAL
Referee lu Bankruptcy. 10
IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE Dis
TRICT or COZ EE3IBIA Holding AN or
phaus' Court. IG ne estate of Clara Doluel:
1876 Upon -orsiieratlgu of the report Of
the sale made by Victor Anderson of the real
estate owned by Clara Duhusa. lat- OF the
District of Columbia. i- is this als- day OF
December. $685. ordered that the said sale
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause to- the
contrary be shown 90 the Court before the LIST
day OF February. 1907 provided q copy Of
this order ue published i'm the Washington
Law Reporter and iu The Washington Hines
a newspaper published iu the District of Co
luuhia, once iu each week for three suCeeI-
siva weeks before said date JOB EAIlEAR D.
Justice. A true COPY. Attest. I5cag JANIS
TANNER. Register of wis LEO sIAE-
MONS, Attorney. taZ5.15
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

OPEN AND CLOSED 4-passenger cars IS
hour. 6-pas=euEar. - hour. ZIMMERMAN 81 I
EEEEEALLY. 1892 18th ST.. NV. North 1903
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F. @. SMITH PIANO CO.,
1175 Ttrr~ss-r,-sfrrfs ss.sr1e Phone NJ Ifl.
1a-6-Sr
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wANTED-HOUsES.

WOULD LIKE TO puy some investment prop
critics. from owners preferred. BOX 1875
Times Office. 1T
WANTED-A pr Soon brick house iu
cash, give run particulars. r. b. H. Times
office jal5-ot
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST on 10. O. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER r. ACEER
fsl-E 1920 III ST. ~ W
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Tel West 1887. 1887 M ST.. NV.
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AUCTION SALES
LARGE PuRIIC SALE

LAKOE PUBLIC SALE
OF o carloads or 100 head Of horses and mules
e. the NASHINGToS HORSE AND NULL
GUS STABLES. GyS- II ST NJ w Washing
L.-lr I'D. CO ru MONDAY JANUARY is. 1913.
All lo A. NJ rain or shine B carload con
signed by Prof. Buce of Virginia I carload
consigned hy VIM NcHeurv- OF HagersloNl-
4a.- 4 lead uy Allen McHsury and Charles
llup Of Frederick. Nd. and one load by a
-sll-E-Falla shipper to- Ike sold nu cJuu--s-
sion for The high dollar. also j load 10y Rich
ara and Harvey NcHenry. Of FagerstpWn,
Nd These horses and mules have been care
iu.tE selected Tor the Washington market.
There is ia this lot some extra good aTsiTL
HORSES some good delivery horses. some
coach horses, and some cheap workers and
drivers. also ONE GOOD GREEN PAGER
without a MARK GUARANTEED To SHOW
A go GAIT OR BETTER Also several
other good stepping horses Amy one in need
of a good hose -e invite them 10 attend
our sale as Hs sell all horses under GUAR
ANTEE ass represented We would like every
one 10 attend our sale and see how they
are Conducted
MCHENRY BROTHERS,
PBOPBIETORS.
Tel. West 1887. 3287 Nj ST. NV.
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EXCURSIONS.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
N STEAMBOAT co.

7rrarv DAY IN the year from foot 7th 81
81 Tr.-- Monroe Norfolk Newport News and
r1.ngs south via steel palace steamers New
+..-- >.agys.f Norfolk, eanl 'WashinEt0n.'
Nv Waahiugton.6 ~ pm Ly Portsmouth, 3 pm
~ A1exandria-.1 100 pm. Lsv. -Nort0Ik......G pm
A. ri Monroe 90 am. Lv- TT. Mouroe..7 Dm
o.. Norfolk .....S.OJ am. Ara ieEaudria.G 80 am
g. Hsrtsmouth..S.30 amIAr. Washington ann
-- s-a-T6r8uEh connections made at Norfolk
,,-F cleaners Ola Dominion Steamship Co.
f-r New York. and Merchants ana Miners
Steamships for Boston.
General Ticket Office. TOO 18th ST., Col
lido Building. (Phone Main 1920
Tth ST. Wharf lPhun5 Main $500
mo CALLAHAN, 2d " Pres. * Gen Mgr.
W III. CALLAHAN. Genl Pass. AFt
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

BAY MARE, g years old, weight 1000 lbs
1884 hands high. well broken a bargain lf
you want a sure enough horse. Address BOX
I-.. Times oflga- Jal5-2t
FoB SALE-Or hire. young country horse.
615 IL ST. uw. jal5-3t
DRATGHT HORSE. weight 1.IS5 lbs, wilkins
worker Win sacrifice for $50. call 1ll2 9Th
81 AM- 49,
FOR sALE-A large assortment Of warm
horse blankets. soc 10 $40. GEORGE "
GREEN. 2l5 10th ST. NV 5al3-7t
HAVING flashed my work VIII sell cheap
for cash, 10 good horses and mares, 4 driy-
ing and business horses Inquire $50 ST.
NV. ja1l-7t
FOR sAI-E--l5 horses and mares weighing
from Loo TO ]. 800, = in foaIs used in express
business. single wagons and harness. no rea-
s1uahla offer refused. STABLE, rear 6lS 4
ST. NV. jalo-1t
GEORGE DORRELL.
2ls 18th S. W.
Board and hiring business teams a specially.
$40 per day up de-9-G
COGSWELL'S is the cheapest and most reli-
able place 20 buy new and secondhand traps,
Surveys. ruuabJIts, GayJous and delivery Wag-
0usi SD MP harness, 81 up. 200 Nth st. NV.
uO4-3UL
For SAI-E-A lot Of good work horses. sold
for want Of usei also one stanhpps and one
surrey. Apply rear 45S Pennsylvania ave. NV
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14f9-i42I Clifton ST. n. ~
Apartments 81 four ana I'VE rooms and bath
$3.50 90 lI15.
Location unsurpassed. Ready for 0rcunaucv
March lst.
J. w. CHILDRESS, 1912 g st. NV.
Iai5-7t
4 So east OF Nth ST. and Columbia road 8
rooms and baths e extra st1rige rooms. steam
heat. uIafiu.teI ast-HateTs children taken. 40
lease required moving expenses paid 2
weeks. four free. SgH uer month. fa1G-7t
ONLY 10.2O-WORTH $50.
ApartmeuJs-nyo large rooms. plenty light
and air. play grounds FOR children No 5000
Rhode Island ave. ne Take through cars T. Sd.
F. d. SMITH co, Bond Building
faI--It
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OUR RATES

For Loans on
PIANOS. AND TEAMS
Borrow $40; pay back S11.50
Borrow SD; pay back S17.O0
Borrow $50; pay back S22.25
Borrow S25; pay back $27.50
Borrow $50; pay back S54.00
This pays both principal ana Interest,"
other amounts in proportion. No extra
charge tor drawing papers. notary. APP
praisInE, etc.
We win make the first payment due
TO suit you and you can pay us back
in small weekly or monthly payments.
Liberal rebates if paid before due.
UNION LOAN & TRUST GO.
$40 F Street n. ". Rh0 55 gain
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FOR sALE-suRuPRAN.

( OK sALE-A country store ou railroad near
W e-7lliuE tons splendid location. terms reason
lple. Address BOX ZU Times Office iaEG-8t
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AUTO COLLEGES.

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF WASHING
rJE. 1873 l4tH st. uw. The Place 10 Learn.
We also furnish competent cAauhsugs.
JalAGt
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LAUNDRY
ELECTRICAL WORKS.
WINDOW CLEANING
FURS

a7-P5 rema5a.eI to- latest styles. Io" nrIaas-
good workmanship l1. 81 1E-. Top aaar
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HARRY E. GLADMAN,
500 & St. S. E.

OOO L 81. -. l..
Exceptional Opportunities for Renters Are 20
BE Fouul Herein
~ en- ST. ne, rooms and furnace. .....s25. 0J
ayt = SO. Sc. d rooms AMI bath. - ed go
- ~ rl. SEP rooms and batE,,.,,..... ~. 90
81 81 '7'f S-'I e.-----.---- --------.-..- 200
81 t-l ST. se- store ....-.- IT, Cd
-5e- - 81. SEQ rooms and bath--....--. 1850
~ 81 ST. Sen rooms ana bath........ ~ ID
it' III so. se-. o rooms and batu........... 81 Ed
-4at ID ST. SCI. rooms and 5ath....... is I'd
fy- East capitol sl- s-r1gm apart hot
BAR zr,r+--. 81 t-r .---'-- ---.-'.- -s.y5
TFINING CITY.
l-lL-l- Minnesota ave-. {. rooms each e. On
$50 EIuIt ST.. rooms. .......... ....-.- h. Ed
~ Prput ST., rooms ........ H. Sd
FOR EENT-c-l. 40 Porter ST me- q rI,-,-T-5
ana bath lu fine shape. large concrete eeI-
lar furnace heat rent only $3.50
"A- H. SAUNDERS & Co. 1907 + 81.
jaI5--t
FOR REET--sal Erlrhtwood ave. NV Cor
nef Harvard STD aiZ-ro0m brick, furnace:
al, an. H54AgIn iMpT9E emeHtsi $3.50 Apply 10
80 E-tI.5tll 81 NV jal5-5L
FOR RENT-s-l O. SIT. -. corner gth sTJ six
To' o. seeona-hapr apartment. furnace. all
N. IeTu improvements, 5000. best ln the CITY
1oi the price r. N. TAPLIN. 1900 + ST. nv.
lt-at
7l-i white ter@ut only. key 9l6 y NV. III
$3.50 PER MONTH.
,. Dw.eiling Ga Tennessee ave. between Z and
cellar and furnace all modern improvements
Apply To- DIR. r. r. ROBERTS, 525 Tennessee
ave- ne. fal2-5t
TO DE5IH-A BLI1 COLDRED TENANTS
Ee" --sl1ry bricks. corner OF Falrmoat and
.ta stz. D#.- roluss bath. furnace, cellars.
wilcox. HANE s 60. Inc. 1870 o..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
OF PRESS AGENT.
He Ra1sacks History for Comparisons
% Do Justice 20 Place he
Is Booming.

The eloer ,e1t press agent has thus
described new restlurant-
-AliMo1a Tres dreaming 90 the svbrr-
it.c luxury Of Eabylouian days and OF
the wonds r-Vcrkirgs % Haroun al
Raschid z trough the might az a stag
gcrlnE OF day 90 money. are rapidly
Transform Ing famous old place
And = AS there ever a place OF such
Nercnic allureuents designed 10 meet
the lnf ucrols requirements az my
lady o. fashion, would she smoke
That VI % 1e provided for A luxuri-
Gus sm 1kius room for her is now
building let alone mariclrls-.
French hai-dressers. and maids ina
ported from Paris She may be re-
perfum ed, repowdered. and redressed.
Furrhe more. she may enjoy a Turk
ish bath. be g0wned by maids as eX-
pert a. her own az home and With her
coi1ure rearranged may take her sew
els from the safe and after a Lucul-
Ian rcpast be ready for the opera
Solomon 10 all his glory. or sar-
dana palus the nagrifcent bat feebly
realized the spien1ors. ETC.. etc.
Here. in truth. Isl ve-itable pal
ace o. the senses. The tone through
out s. Assyrian and modelled after the
palace Of Sennacherib. splendid
staircase e5 feet high. OF yellow and
black marbles. imported direct from
The site Of Babylon. and costing $50
600. marked on either site by a Sc
ries % small crouch.ng bronze Assyr-
lau lions. b. one OF the features Of
this r. lendid bur ding
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
Delightful Surprise Party.

A delightful surprise psrty- was
given at the home of Mrs. Gus
Jones FRIDAY night Nov 10Th. in
honor OF Miss Rebeocs jones' fit
teeoth birthday r freshnents o;
sandwiches and chocolate were
served. after which all enjoyed =
candy pull.
Those present were Misses Oslo
Jones. Anna Hsrris. Clsudis Brooks.
Pesrle Jones. Marjorie Dana. Rosa
Houge. joyce Jones. Nan Gray.
Grace Bozsrth, Mabel Brooks. Mel
lie Worthy. Blanch Mccormack. f.
len Jones. Reoeccs Jones; MeSSrS.
Win Metcalf. ". II Brinkley. Mer-
TIT Foster. W. Cranberry. NJ. Bow
man, Wayne Metcslf. George Dana,
Powell Malone. George Ben Geddy,
Vernon Powell and Howard Jones.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

The Successful Mar. Who had rone
% The city "a his early youth % make
his fortune vas inspecting his native
village. u was The frst time In many
years that be had set foot in ne old
town and be was auaze5 a. its
sfrurken appearance. The friend Of
his boyhood had him in tov. with a
mingled feeling q pride and awe.
Its Eae to be back again SAID the
successful man
TITS fine to have you back re-
marked the friend % HE boyhood
Here awe was uppermost
~st-n. fhings look rather nun down
around here. unused the successful
man.
Here ave Eot q severe solt and pride
asserted herself
Run down Enorted the friend Of
HE boyhOod I should Eay they are
run down Why. there's az automo
bile comes through here about every
thres hours"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
Mrs. DabGOCk'S Narrow Escape.

In the fire that destroyed the TEN
Porsry home Of Mr.. John Babcock
on the Houge farm last week. MS
young wife. who was III in bed with
q three-Gays- old child. had q very
narrow escape. The fire started IN
the kitchen. which was IN a mass Of
flames before Il was discovered.
Sna,ching her hide daughter from
the bed. Mrs. Baboock went 10 q
neigh ooT's house where she hven
since. Sne mas suffered considera-
0ly IRON shock out is getting alOng
nicely now.
Inc TIRE 6estco ed all the furni-
ture. Several ladies' were presen
but they could no, save anything
Il was reported here that the firt
was at Ny. !. A. Babcock's honr
on Amblers. and II was 50 stated II
this paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

Much 70 thsir cisguEt two nsr AZ
. woman. priscaers a. police hezd-
s1srtsrs. vers thoroughly fu@igztsd
win foruzlcehyce gas az Allentown.
Pa and VII lot soon forget the IL
perisnce nat cane near costing their
lives. House Sergeant Earrisoo Ster-
rsr. unaware nat any % tie cells
were occupied. decided 20 funlgste
the csllrooEs- Re SET the funfEztirg
machine 90 ToFk &nc wsnt irto an
other part q tbs building Only after
tie terrified prisoners hac yelled
themselves hoarse AID were nearly
snotnerec VA TIE mistake clseoy-
sse6-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25
800 Tonh q Mensiau..

The excavation q TIE Menelaon. the
repgtsc tomb q Eeneiaus and
Helen. has brought % light some in
teresting 4ycenaesn relies. among
them traces Of frescOeE. fragments o.
pottery. bronEe and lead yOtise offer
ings. beads. oOubie-hesoed axes. terra
Gotta objects. and the ike. The Nc
nsiaon itses was probably built abort
s =. C: in other words. 600 years
later than the traditional period %
NeEeiaas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

A man walked into . railroad orsos
scS addressed the chief clerk. Who
was his frleEd. and asked him - be
could recommend q good niing system
The chief clerk explained tie system
lie vas using. and his friend left. say
Ing he would install the sane kind in
HE sCkce
About two weeks later the chief
clerk net his srs@nc
We'll how 10 your fling system
-oh. &c works fne.~
How is bDEinessg~
Not much You ace. n Is thss way:
We have 70 spenc 80 much tine work.
tng tie fling system ne haven't any
uns 'sft for ssxsnsss. "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

Let IS furnish you some neatly
printed Stationery. Try the new
inen finish paper. Auto bond. "
one OF the best pieces OF goods Inc
Gazette has ever nan died ID the job
department.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-25

Glazier's points and putty free 10
every purchaser OF window glass.
AL regular sizes IN stock. and any
special size cut 70 oIder.-Jas. =
Stoce.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-06-12

Evil Wrought by Want of Thought.
Lack Of thought is often at the root
of our mistakes in this world. Even
our most serious mistakes, over
which wa have prayed in anguish.
could in all probability have been
averted If we had given to our prob
lens little gift of time and thought.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-06-12
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The State air

Has become great annual gathering of
the people of Kentucky, with many pleas
ant features and attractions of surprising
interest to the public. This year the Fair
will be bigger and better than ever and
visit to Louisville during Fair week is by
far the most delightful trip to be planned
for contest party this summer. 1t will be
held about the middle Of September, after
the hot weather is over.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-06-12
Districts.

DISTRICT NO ALI the portion of Christian County
outside of Hopkinsvie and North of
the Faryiew pike and the l. C. railroad.
DISTRICT NO. All that portion of the County out
side of Hopkinsvlle, West Of the I. c.
railroad and South of the l. C. railroad.
DISTRICT NO. s-All that portion of the County East
of the T. c. railroad and south of the
Fairview pike
DISTRICT NO All that portion of the city of Hop
kinsvile North of Ninth street and the
West fork of Little river.
DISTRICT NO s-Al that portion of the city of Hop
knsville South Of Ninth street and the
West fork Of Little River from the l. c.
depot to the Western boundary Of the
city
DISTRICT NO. GAIL of Trigg County, Kentucky