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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
pneumonis Follows La Grippe

Pneumonia often follows la grippe
but never follows tho use of Foley $
honey and Tar, for la grippe, coughs
and deep seated colds. Refuse any o"'
he genuine in the yellow package -
John W. rhnrSton
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05

Some day the sky above will be
O'erstrewn with flowers rare,
And featEered clouds on high we'll SEQ
Go speeding here and there
Strange hits of fnery and fluff
Will flu-ter out through space.
While 81 ne great disk of wOol'" stun
Will hoe the suns round face.
Twill be the fault of breezes tnat
In ignorant disdain
Mistakes some girls expansive hat
For a new aeroplane.
Washington Star
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Fame.

"He has become quite famous
Indeed, yes. Paragrnphers all over
the country are poking fun at him.
Kansas City Times.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Explained.

Knicker-Did you look into sea Oh
upturned faces?
Orator-Er-yes. but the tide was
evidently out.-Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05
Much Better.

Yes. he's in the has-been. class.
Yet he is proud because
He thinks It's better thus by far
Than to be a nevervas.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05

Each Was Clear and coherert-Told
What Happened When White Star
Liner Was Rommcd by Steamer
cf Observation-Disclosures Between
Old and New Systems.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-02-05

hr stood before Paul Faguet, the
'-eEt Of tie company. Then he STAN
uarld:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
G. Columbia. Washington Feb-uary & Iaa-No-
ice - hereby given that IL Conformity 70 lsz the
rdInpnlet Containing a list Of taxes In arrears on
zeal I7opeTty n the District Of Columbia On 1ls
arst dsy q July. Ecs sls5 all assessnsrts zIbssc1
20 sale has been printed A copy thseos VII be
delivered % sny Taxpayer srTlying therefor 81 the
OInce q The Collector q Tsxes q the Dissric1 q
Columbia, and y the tax q assessnents due %
gstheT with the penalties anc costs that nav ha=s
accrued thereca. shall not Be- pad rricr g TIE day
named fcr sale, namely. the NINTH DAT OF
MARCH. lSe. the property involved VII Be sold
unoeT or direction a. public auction. st the OHioe
q the ColectE Of Taxes of the District Of Coluu-
bis, erlnmeDcng o. the sid ninth day q March
lS2. between the hours of ID oclcck n she fore
Doon and O'Clock IL the Afternoon ard cu-tiuuinz
each following Gay. Sundays and ieEal holiays ez-
ceFted- Until al such delinquent property Is sod
HENRY r F. MACFAELANn henry L
WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioner q ths
District q Columbia fel5is3 4.uhL2
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TR0s. ]. OwEN & son. Au-tonszx.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
dwelling earner of 9Th snd Riteeahos-ss -
Manor PErz D. C--By virtue q Z csrtain deed n
tust Guly recorded II Liber No SD. folio & =
seq-. q the land records q the Dlst5c1 of CONN
baa, and at the request of the Party sezrea tuse-
by. tie undeTsigEed trustee VII sell e usih55l
srctiOn. IN frUnt q ths prsmises. Cu TUESDAY
the p day q Mzrch, A D. lse It s-S c'cioc<
P r.. the following described and zod premises.
situate n Z District q Columbia and 6sz;r-asea
IS ard being lots numbered IS e and J. in s7rz-s
ss n vi sm Terrell tTsstees' Subdivision q Ind
know as and called '.Marcr PErk'' as ~ rs7e
e sid Subdivision q fie ard q rseo-d 4 tie
ofice y the Surveyor cf the Distries O Cti1srfs
III CCllty Book No. 2. . l. 1uE known ss lst
= sane square. Terms Of ssle= Cash. A tsrouss
of 500 VII be required a. tizzA q szIs Al go
FeysuciIg- recording &c. ar C0st q p.rcsase,
Te1Is Of sale ID be complied With within fifteen
days fTOE day q sale. otae-Eise the tr1stss -
serves TIE right 10 resell the property az TIE rsk
ard coSs C defsrlrng p-cAsser sfter Eve DAYS ed-
EeTiseIre1t q srCh Tsszls n some 1eEspapsr NIB
iished II Washington. D. C. WALTER A. JOIN
son, fE1stss. fslSIEzS
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SOUTHFRN PATHWAY

\. B.-FoloTinz scheduIs 6z1res p-bhshsd oily
a. information. snd are not g1zTzuteed:
E1T Atlanta Biru-i-Ehar1- 1[ohlle SsE Or1szrs
8sdsEiiie. C1sttznoosz. Memphis 2 T. Il sad
I9.s5 ? n. daily Dining cars
For Rcsrozs. KrcxriIle Chattznoocz- Memphis
New 0rissns. D-le = II daily. Dining zrs
Eo- Co11-eola. Charleston. Augusta Aiken- Ssrzz-
nah, Jsckzo-Tilie. and EIcrida ports. a.l9 D r.
daily. Dang car service
fo1-iSt CHS for Calfo-uia. tTi-sssklJ. 40 D n.
Loczl foT Harr5so1bgrg % D. r. daily; 4.I5 ? r.
week 6sys; fcr DauvIHe, 80 = n daily ard fos
CharlottssTils - E. z ard - p z daily.
Frequent trsins ID and fr1r BluG-o1t
L S BROWN Gensrzl arsut
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TYPEWRITERs.
THE RIGHT TO KILL.
'aris cerespopdsnee Loaaon Ezr-sss.

Paris Crr-espopdsnoe Loadcn Exr-ess
Considerable excitement has been
aroused IN Paris By the question raised
by Dr. Bosredon. Of Brivs. and taken 20
by his Paris colleagues. whether a doc
tor has a right, under certain eircu7-
stances. 70 take a mans life.
DR.. BosreGOn vas the frst medical
man who arrived On The scene OF the rail-
way accident in BTive Tunnel. TIE
stclIer Of the engine. man named L.
fort. was caught under the wreck ani
SLOWLY burned 10 death.
when reached him" writes D-.
Bosrsd0n, the man was screaming with
agony and begged me TO KIN him There
was no possible hOpe OF saving his Efa
He vas being slowly burned &, death,
and his body was horribly crushed.
7 considered that ny conscience ps--
mitted ne 10 put an end 20 his ag0av.
and asked @ genCarue f0- his reviewer.
Re said thet ha had none and the stoSer
Vas slowly burned 10 death. instead cf
being put out Of his pain there and thsn.-
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO. A=-.ionses. 81 E
st-est northwest
CHANCERT SALE Or VALUABLE UNTg-
PROVED PROPERTY on TEENTF-sEy-
ENTE STREET, NEAR K STREET NORTH
WEST
By vi-rEs o. q deere q tire sup-ezs Court q
tue District q Columbia. IN CLaccs-y Cause Nc
Ssesl. ! vll sci az Pubic arcr5cu. n f-u-t q the
TTeliSss on FRIDAY EIarC1 z IaB a. IA
o'ci0ck , n. The following desclbed lznd ard
premises situate N The City Of washington. Dissrics
q Columbia. and beng lots Nos L and - IN
square z
Ts-1ns-Prope-ty sod s1bis-t &c os-tzza5irs taxes
and rET sslss- Al cash above said s-no-n-s SO
6eTDsit required ~ tine q sale ard al c-urs--
ancirg ard recording a. purchasers cost Terms
Of sic % Be conplisd with within ff-eac d-ys fr
dag & sls-
mo z McNALLY.
nhl-6&6s ezs. ~ Tr-z-re-
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NoIE-H1olsoec oniy a. information, s1d no5
g-.zrs-teed
80 ?. NC & o LIMITED. DzIT-Fzst TsS-
if-led -rzil Pullman sleepers % LeEing5u. L5Efs-
vie. Cslc5nrati. T1dianapo,is. Chiczzo. Ezd s.
DCuis- CCuccci5n f0- FiTgiuil Hot Sr-irCs- Pull
n1n Czr LG1isTilie 70 Memphis and NeE OTicaus
Dsri1E oa-s. a "A carte sezFicc-
ill9 P. NJ. r. Y. LIMITED. DailF-Soii6
ves-iSuie tain. Pullman sleepe-s % CinGu-ati.
LeIiugICu. and LcuisTiie Corpsrneut sssri1g
ca 2 FirEira E0t sprngs veek DAYS Dining Car.
"a carte service Puil1rsn slesps-s Cincinnati 20
Chiczgo and s. Lcuis. and L0-is=iEs % Neup5is
Nashville. and Ses Orleans
ChsssFeake AM Ohio OSces SIS PsussylFa1iz
sTeazs; - 2 street. AID NsF Onion Station. Tsl
spdoze Mas l5ss 2E Eo- tiSksts hszszge cAecks.
ressrTatiors. and TsKicah
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT or THE QUARTERalAS-
ters DeIarmeut. Washington. =. g. Mare
l--Sealcd proposals. ia triplicsse wiu Be rec irt
az tlis c1ics until y o'ciocS q. n THURSDE~
ATul J. 1879. and then publicly cuened fo- f---zsz-
ing and delivering l1el a. Washins1- Ba-racss ard
Washington, d. c.. Farts Niger ard Hur Virsinia I:
tort Washington. Maryland; az q s. gton
Natlca1l CeGetery. Virginia; a. Pu1-llrc ation
kossiTE- liTginiz. ar Richm0-d l~EstLl,, aid
FcTk CuiGn- NIrgiuls, Chsriotre ,.csth Caroiira
sud Annapolis. Maryland, fer rirers; oil az Wash
ing,on Bauacks and y Washington. J. C. Forts
ATer ard HINT. Virgins. and FeTz Washington
AsTyiar3; fcT gasoiine AZ FoTt Aytr FirgInla Also
for Eisceliane0gs Job Irirtir- removing ashes
refuse matter furnishing ice. lsun5erlrg toEes and
shoeirg animals IN @ashingtcu- D c. -du-lnz tie
hsczl year c01nusnCuz July : lso- Bank ferns
ard instructions fcr Dzklrs p-0Qosais ard further
information VII he furnished uendiDC bidders uuo1
sTTlcsrioE 70 this cfice II. GRAY ZALdNsKI
Msior and Qus-ter-uas,er. L. s A. n ChsrTs CT
DePo- nhI25E28
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding \ Probate Court No B7ss
adzinS;rat tion-This Is % give notice that the sit
scT1oo-s. q TIE District q Columbia hare Obtained
from the Probate Court q the District u Columbia
letters tes1amsutsry CT the estate q Sarah G.
johnson late Of the District q Columbia. dsceas,i
Al persons having claims against ths deceased arc
hereby warned 70 exhibit The sane. With the voslc-
e-s thereof, legally authenticated 20 tae sab
srrihecs. - befoEe che BTH DAY OF FERRI--
ARR. = D $50; OthCTuise theJ NAV hy Law be
o0Cludod fTom al benefit q said eS-ate Given
u1asT or hands this 18Th day q February, Ieas.
HENRY CLAY JOHNSON g5s5 Isth s. nv
HOWARD F. JOHNSON N-nssy RId- Attest.
tSesL) JAMES TANNER. REGISTER of wills for
The District q Columbia. Clerk q the Probate
Co-rt, J. J. DARLINGTON, Attorney.
fe1mh29
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or. Co
lumh-s. holding a Probate Court. No. I5s55. Ad-
nlniStrzfion--This IS to give notice that the sub
sc5. u the State q 8isTTi2nd. has obtained from
TIE Probate Cou-t q the Dis-rice q Columbia let
ters testzneutary q the estate q EDily = Mason.
late q the District f Coiumhia decszscd Al rer-
so1s having Gains against the deceased hereby
vausd % exhibit the sane. With the VOUCHERS
theTeCf legally asIthsnticzted 70 the s1bsiber o1
@ Before Ire 18Th DAY OF FEBRTARy. 4 D.
lslo. OtheTEiss they nay bT laF Be excluded from
al bCnef q sid estate. Given under a1y hsnd this
18Th DAY e February. lI2. STEVENS THOMSON
MASON 100 Ams-iczn Bldg Bsltiro-e Nd
AIJCSt- tSeaLl JANIS Tanner REGISTER q
WIS fC- the Distrirt q Columbia. Cla=k q the
--h1pTe
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WASHINGTON, BALTTsi0RE AND
NORFOLK And WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE y EFFE(rT JANUARY y 80.
Leave Washington NeE Uuion Station.
91e q. m-Dzily-AE roints on NorsoIk and West
s-u; also Knoxville, ChattarocFs- ard Memphis
n.i3 D m--Dsiiy- Roanoke. B-issol Winston
saien- kncxFiIie. ChattanooEa Nashville. Memphis,
NsT Oriez-s Through Slssps-. Diri1E czrs.
Fer NoIfolk-Lezve Washing-an. 10 a. Il d1fly.
HIS q n daily iercert Surdsvl Ar1iy4 Nc-tclk
Il D a. n szd 50 e n
515 Q m--Daily-Be-TyTiIie. Lz-z7 shsnandosh.
Trains from the Southwest arriTe sz5 q u. and
loe9 2 r.
All inta-natian Fcurtesuth street and Nss ToEk
sTsnEs Bond BuildsnEl
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

We FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPErl.Nr
r-scticslly trained cssgfeu-s upoa rsQueS.. Ar
TC&GBILE COLLEGE. q Wsshlnzton, .s1rfhs
Pace e Learn. lsN l4th St NJ. 'Phous \. g5S1
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CUISINES OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-LARGE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
We have client who desires 70 invest from So GO
70 5000 IL good business property IN this eity.
Acvise with rs AZ oEce. AMERICAN REALTY
COMPANY. 7d6 llth & NV. Washington ID. c.
wn7.9r
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sHoW CAsEs-sToRE FTxTuREs

F. Y GASTER.
Manufacturer q
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELERS.. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH 9l9 PA, AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN - 3s1ze9
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HEALTH MOVEMENT

VIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NETTRK;-
roa-sErgicsl; cloth b0uzd. aao-EzEs bOok -
Apply 3 nal. SIS ColoTado Building. Free Iscs1-s
foT w1nsu Tuss1ET at D Il aIxd
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
0FFTCE - CoNsrRrcrrNc nI-,PrER,IAs 5

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERAAs-
ter. Washington. Takcrra ssbstation D. c.
Marsh J. Iss--Sealed ET01osaIs n trirIicats szo-
-ect - ths USIai c01diti0Is. VII be TecIITcs hc7e
uH-n p o'clock Dooz. MARCH 3. l9ae. sna then
opeueds for the Construction. i1ciudinE plGrnhing
heating. electric wiring aud electric Lighting *
tres n Two single SITS C1cl-s' 1ulTtF7s Oue Hos
Titsl C0Tps bzTack. one storsh5sss o7e stable ard
chs w1soa she'd and gaEsEs a. TIE Waller Reed
Amy Ge1e=al Hos7itzi. Washington. D c. Plans
srecscstioas. blank pToposals. ard further intnTa-
uc1 furnished on apDlicsIion- dsposit q 500
required Tor plans and s7ecifczciozs. deposit VII
be returned 70 hd6s- on return q Flals and s1eci-
bcstioHs here. L :. reserves riEAr 20 acceFz O.
reiect any al bids CT zny pau thereof Pro
pcssls 70 be marked 'Prup'sals f1r Pzblic Build
rs az Water Reed Army Geae-sl Hcspsszl Wash
iDgton- d c" ard adiresed % H. l. PETTUS.
O0nstruCrinz Quzrte7Tss1eT- nlhIzSz&.0
c. 5. ENGINEER OFFTCE. 90 TTH ST. NV.
Washingt1n. .. G. March : Iso9.-Ses3sd 20
rcsals fc- furnishing building stone n P0aac PETk
VII he received hs-e Unul 2 n. MARCH 8. Los.
and then Iz1biciy opeEei Information furnished o.
sTI,ication- JAY J. MORROW. Maior, EugS.
mhL2S4G@
Z. s ENGINEER OFFICE. so ETH ST. wv.
Washington. .. G., March J. l0s.-Sealed pro
poszls fo- furnishing snd placing ripTap stone on
sos waIi. Auacostia River. ID. c. VII Be received
here untl Z H.. MARCH 8. lsa. ard tben rub
iieiv opsued- Information furnished o. aVpIistio1
JAY ] MORROW, Maior. ElETz mhl25S.E-0
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CLAIRVoYAET.

MRS. HENKEL- CARD Read
e; bet Il The els = d n- Il alh s.. ss.
'PhoDe In A1A sal2sot, ,tu.fr,S
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RAILROADS
& OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAyE NV UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ
EVERY OTHER HOUR on TIE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEE YORK
NEw TERMINAL. I'd STREET. NEW YORK
= % a. n D3DeT. Pullman Parioz-
go a. n. 0hsera;ign Psrim. FiTe-h0ur tsia.
2a9a n DiBsr and Pullman PnrioT Car
= 90 , n Dfner and PsliEsn Pazlo- Car.
go p m .Royal Limited Al rlllznza- Shozr.
Is 90 p H. tc2ches 70 Phllzcelphis.
SO ,. n DiDeT ard Pullman PsT.0r.
go n Cosches % Philadelrisis-
s22an siscrsrs 10 Philsdaifhis & Nez Ycrk
ATLANTIC CITY 100. 80. IL e. Il. tlSo.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR On TIE HOUR
80 tess5 .tsa55 ds7s = y q 2. = 70 1sg p a .,as
sI:is fsaS 90 so s5so Jsss is:is 50. r51s.
80, -. WESTWARD.
CINCINNATI. ST LoGIs. AND LOUISVILLE.
go a n -ls5 . n. -Zs9 night
PITTsBURG. 's.le 3. n, ~ 80 p L. 'lza9
esLI!gy4-ELAND. 30 p T.
MHEELING. -e-i0 a n, $50 ? n
MIZClIEsTER, $40 a. n. AS. SO p -
.EeEDERIcK. fss0. f9:lo. ssa5 a. n, 81. isas.
ISSkFoEIs, 20. .8 f3d6 :. fi.s z Pc sooao n. ga
'DsilT. fEzcsps sunday. ssu7aay ouI7.
SPECIAL NOTICE
" lh1r5ray. March 4 lnzugu-zticn Day,
sEcla sche1Hle q trains VII q n s6sct between
Aasal1eto1 snd Bsltsrcre Full Information nay
q ooi1lned AZ Ticket OfiCes. Bzitus-r and Oai5
TELEPHONES al al the foIlozinE Tickrt Of
tees: lfE 81. nE. Main Issl; So PsrasglT1n-a
sEe.. Asin 20 New Union Station. Ticket O11ce.
Aaln 80 Information B1reau- Main 10
WASHINGTON, BALTIssORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electro palace CHS from White House SSl1u
9th AID 3 SIS. NORTHEAST.
For Baltnors-ETeEy haf hour fror- so 4. Z. %
20 , "a. and SO 50 lo1a. ard uaS ? II.
szcept On the ODD hours. Local czTs a. 5Ss s.l3.
L 70 a. n snd 10. 3.i5 SO, 10 ,. Il
Cars on TIE EVEN hours Ezke 10 stop 5sszee7
Washington ard Baltimore.
For Auuzpolis-ETsry hour ron % .. n 70 10
, H., aEd so and LIS ?. II
Fares ous way R5und TIP
ls Baifin1ors- &c 30
To Annapolis ard Z. s
Naval Acsdsny.-.-.--..... 55c N-D
Bsgzsre checked
All z 81 cars TN 5irees to whsfs Hoass ststion-
Iicket 1thce at l4-h ard y y. ave northwest snd
81 White Houss Station. 15th ard 2 Stz NORTH
EAST. Telephone -. - and Lire SIS.
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FOR HIRE

NEW AND PERFECTLY APPOINTED CARS
foT hire BY the hour; Do5erzte charges. MOTOR
CAR LIVERY CO. Phone Main EsL fessEf
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HAIR GOODS.
+ LUTHER.
q. III. 2. -


PC lth s. uw
European ard American styles = hair dressing:
sclent1fc scalp treatment zuC shzmp00ing. marcel
ueTing and hair c0lGTings hsT goods Wigs. &c. 70
oVdsT. mhl-ss
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MoUNTATy
CANARIES and breeding cage. with fixtures. for
s; these birds shoud hatch you az least . BIRDS II
ene seasoo- SCHMID's BIRD STORE. ~ Issh
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02

REFRIGERAT0RS & ICEBOXES.
MeCRAT MODERN REFRIGERATORs AID
COOLING ROOMS ARE TIE REST MADE
NELSON INTERPRETATION CO.
90 81 y ". ael9tu q 81
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
PAWNBR0KERs.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On wasehes, diamonds. and j~Feiry
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
Bonded b-cEer, - Ninth s. N.
Od go!d. silver. and pawn dckets 5o1sht~ for essh
uo2-ecd-e
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02

AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
We zre selling slightly used AutonohIiss. rzrious
nakes. az IN g9od condition, frun SGo I'd. See ON
ESs Of bargains offered and you F5n by roE-
TIE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE.
'PHo1e Main 80 so West0C7 BUiid1E
fe-aS-
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THOMAS BOWLING & Co. Az-tiousss. 81 E
s,-est northwest
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE Pianos. &C. MOVED
Elth eaTe5 packing and shipDilg : specialty
KRIEG'S EXPRESS. Ia St. NV Phone Msia
Az noLztfdezS
fIREPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked Tcoms, go psr month N
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
att Stg22 s. Nv
Why PAY MORET We STORE FOR 80 A
iosd. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. as-sB-
q 18th - Nv Phone Main ~ seI2E5t
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FOR RENT-RooMs
FURNISHED.

Is ST NW.-F0R INAUGURATION. TWO
couluznicating rooms: 8 night including break
fast mh2st
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

NONMEDICAL HEALING.
Restoring the circulation Of the Blood gour u,stb
odl cures LOC0MOTOR ATAxIA. RHEUMA-
TISM. BRTGHTS DISEASE. PARALYSIS, and
those ailments Of the SPINE, NERVES. ard d.
GESTIFE ORGANS that make LIFE AISERA.
BE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE. II YOU are
interested you should know. Information sd con
suitation free PROF z. " .. PARKER, IL
Ninth s. Nv Eours. 70 20 g; Srndzys. 10 70 /
Lady Assistant. Phone Il. Elz fe+s
CHRONIC DISEASES or LONG STANDING
are quickly cured by Chiroprzcsic adjustments;
consultation frse. Dr.. " u CoRSON. gs
81 NJ f@s-t
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED PROPERTY
IN the District q Columbia at low rates Of inter-
est ]. Z. SHOEMAKER. SIS 18Th s.; NV fs7-ts
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED-A SUBURBAN HOME: NEAR CAR
hne, With scne conve1iences fer chickens: ulust
Be Tsss0ua5le; have so cash. BOX III, Herald
once fs&st
WA@ED-A DESIRABLE HOME: REASON
sbS rricp and terms: nez- Z Ccpitol s. BOX
II5 Herald Cf7ce fezsr
The Washington herald., 1909-03-02
LITERARY WORK WANTED.

AUTHORS MANUSCRIPF RE-WRTTTTY- RE-
Fised and prepared for the p-gSS Proofs rad.
lnstEuction N Composition and Elegant Writing.
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North IlSIM fsoa.s
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOus

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR OLD GOLD
silver, diancnds, watches and jswelrr GOLD
SMITH. Plunhrokcrs Sale Sore g9 . NV.
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FAY TIE HIGHEST CASH PRICES F0R
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Modern FURNITURE BOUGHT AT Iss IFTB
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God bless the man who spr8nkles now
his sidewalk well with ashes
The language fit FOR those who don't
Is best expressed b. - ---t
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WANTED-TRUNKs TO REPAIR; PRICES
reasonable; seud postal: VIII cau ar sife esiI-
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REAL MISCELLANEOUS

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LARGE. MODERN OFFICES n THE METER
cit Building Il0l1H r s.: rent. $3.50 Der
month. incuiinE electric lsht heat. running water.
tauitr ard elevator scuices 10 ezt1zs feIStf
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TENNING ANn HEAgING.

EXPERT TIN. COPPER. AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS StoTs repairing. Lesky TuOts specially.
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ANSWER To SATURDAYS PUZZLE.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-23
HAS HARTMAN
STOMACH CANCERS
Omaha Paper Says He Has, and De.
clares the Railroad King Has but
Three Months TO Live.

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 2S.-E. II. Har-
rlman, the railroad magnate. has can
Ger of the stomach and Is given only
three months longer TO live, accord
ing to a story in the Omaha World
Herald.
This Information, the newspaper
says. comes from those closest to Mr.
Hartman and its authencity is
unquestioned.
When Mr.. Hartman started for
Europe he had already been informed
that he was a victim of the disease
and his trip was for the purpose OF
consulting eminent European physi-
clans These physicians agreed with
the American doctors and Mr.. Harri.
man is given but three months tc
live. Everything possible to keep his
real ailment secret has been done
and during the past few months Mr.
Hartman has been engaged In set
ting his house in order for the ap-
preaching end
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-23

The Eagles and Pirates, two fast
amateur teams of Paducah, played
an exciting game of ball yesterday
afternoon on the shop diamond. The
game was exciting all the way
through. and lasted eleven innings.
the result being Z 20 6 in favor of
the Eagles. Flynn in center. made a
star catch running back and getting
the ball and preventing a score. The
Eagles took last bats and Hughes.
first man up, got first and stole sec
ond, and came home with the win
ming run on Judd's long drive to
center for two bases. The lineup of
the teams was as follows: Eagles
Morgan, c; Nichols, p; Hughes. 1b;
Marques, 2b; Judd, 3b; b. Jones.
IS; Hutchinson.lf; Flynn. CT; Blan-
ford. ri. Pirates--Walters, c; Will
liams. p; Quinn. fb; Griffin. 2b; En-
dress, 3b; w. Griffin, S.; Hotchkiss,
If; Grogan, CT. Right field was filled
by another player whose name was
not given.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-08-23
MARS is UNDER
OBSERVATION NOW
BAD WEATHER HAS INTERFER'
ED WITH ASTRONOMERS
NJ. Camille Again Considering the
Question of Possible Communi-
cation With the Planet.
ALREADY is NEAR THE EARTH

Paris, Aug. 23.- Although the
planet Mars does not reach It's great.
est proximity to the earth until next
September, observations have already
begun. In the neighborhood of Paris
unfortunately, the bad weather up tc
the present time has prevented the
obtaining Of satisfactory results, for
when the rain has given some respite
and when the sky has not been cloud
ed over, the upper atmosphere has
been agitated by currents OF different
temperatures. making the pictures
wavy and depriving them of cleaA'
ness.
Happily these remarkable vagaries
of bad weather have not been mani
tested with such contrariness over
the whole of France, and If taken al
a whole. the season is scarcely favor
able to astronomical Investigations
Some observers have nevertheless
ad the good fortune to be able TO OF
serve our neighbor Mars with profit
through the telescope. The best OBJ
servations up to the present time ap
pear to be those of Mr.. Jarry Des'
loges and his colleagues, at Mont Brt
ward. near Aix-les- Bans, and at th'
Causes, in the Lozero, who have
been able to take advantage OF som'
clearing weather TO make some inter