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powerful beams of light across the field
and into the space above the held. Sd
trained that none OF their rays fall direct
1y into the eyes of any OF the players.
by this system powerful II animation
is obtained over ali parts of the field and
in the space above the field. while protec-
ton is afforded the eyes of the players
from the glare of the lights toward which
they look when waiting the batting OF the
ball.
Many will say-'Very good. but what
happens when a man turns backward and
runs toward light for ball" That
question arose very early and many care
full experiments have led me to believe
that it is not worse than In the sunlight.
Take, for instance, foul play over the
head Of the catcher back toward the
grandstard. If the ball does not risa
as high as the light, or even il il is a
little way to either side there is no troE-
BILE at all. On'y when the ball is directly
between the eye and the light. which Will
not happen once in a hundred times. VIII
tine catcher suffer any inconvenience; and
then il Is not nearly so binding as the
sun. In the first place no artificial light
compares with the sun for brilliancy: Ia
the second place. the sun makes daZ-
zing a large space in the sky, while these
lights. come from comparatively small
openings. / wonder how many have
stopped TO think that, II iire minutes o.
spread over three hours OF night, We
would have an abundance Of light for the
very best base ball. In this connection IT.
is well also to bear IN mind that most all
professional ball parks are laid out for
the comfort Of the spectators who pay
the bills, and, therefore, with the sun IL
the eyes of the players. In most grounds
from three TO five players must now face
the sun, while by my system no player
looks into light while facing toward
the center OF the game-the home plate
and the batter.
Garry Hermann, owner of the Gin
cinnati Reds. who is responsible for the
experiment being tried III Cincinnati. IS
more than pleased with the result and
sees great future for night base ball
The system of lighting the park at
night will also be used for ether sports.
such as marathon races, field events or
all kinds, and especially foot ball. y
night game OF foot ball has already been
arrans ed &c. with the famous Pilgrims
from England.
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diamond, but trained to the ground before
it reaches batter and catcher. who face
that direction. Thus every player VIII oc
cuny y position lighted from above and
behind linn. while the light In front OF
him is trained to the ground before IT
reaches him. SO he Is not dazzled oy It's
powerful rays.
Then felt that night base ball was an
assured fact-not Immediately. but some
day-that was the true principle on which
1t must be done. The conception was COM
plete-grasped and finished in less time
than it takes to tell about It, II our ar
tifcial sources of light were not yer sum
GENTLY powerful they certainly would De
soon. for every day saw improvement In
the art. What was considered a bril-
FAINT light one day was superseded py
more brilliant one next day. j remem-
Der saying TO my brother then that that
was the line OH which the thing had to
be dore when 1t was done. and II was
ONLY & question of sufficiently powerful
lamps to make night base ban an ac-
complshed fact
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Domestic.

= ki-s,t ~ Mt EDWARD O'NElL # the
Master Butchers Association OF
New York was discussing the advance IN
meat prices due to the wheat corner
O'Neil. call themse YES patriots. Ell?
TIL y're in he Washin2t n anu LIN DIN
Class. They only cornered the "hea TO
prevent Europe from taking I away from
u and .eaving US to stdrve. Patriots.
He laughed flarshly.
1T reminds me-" he said, ''of John
Stockton, who was renowned for his DO
mesticity. Two women We're taihiHs
abe ut Stockton The first said:
: He has very domestic tastes, hash
hep
. Oh very the other woman replied.
He fiirts with every cook they have
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Fitting.
From Puck.

I FnM Fuck.
Dif.-Why do they call EN- cub re-
porters on Park Row?
Pfckle.-Because they're such bears
when they become editors.
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ONe yAe lowers

:! eciai Correspondence Of fne Star.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July .
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THE conception was complete. out the
real work had only commenced. Years
nave passed and many thousands OF dol
lars have been expended between that
lay and this. Many forms Of illunfnants
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COM1[IssIONERS NOTICE.

szuarss q parts q s1uzres. oos OF to passengers
nfteen cents; each additional psssnSsr ten csatS
81 ne hour; Frs hOurs o1s o. uors passenge-S
ofa dollar and fifty cents; each additional quarter
hOI q part theTeof one o. more passenrgrs rhirty.
I've cents. Night rates (becVren ns3o 4 II. and
30 a. u.l By the trip Fifteen scUzres CT less.
cIe OF Two passengrrs eghty cents; each additional
IasscnEe-. forty cents; each additional i've squares
q paris q squares one O. two passengers fifteen
cents each additional paSserger fifteen cents. By
the hour Flrst hour. q noe psssengers one
dollar and hfty cents: each additional S.srts- hour
G part Thereof. one o. more pssseueers forty
cents When vehicles are not eogiged b the hour
trip rates shall be charged V7hsn charges for
irp OF trips cXceed rates Dsr hgur charge shall be
b. the hour. The driver Of any public vehicle who
mag Be required 10 travel. b. the msst direct
route mere than fifteen squares 70 make response
70 a cal. may charge additional twenty-five
CENTS therefor. Fare 70 points outside q the City
q WASHINGTON shall 30 charged u the hour bet
the driver q any public vehicle who nag Be required
20 travel b. direct route % 4 p0ns Of destination
not less than two miles outside q the city limits
may charge twenty-five CENTS additional Children
between I've and twelve yesrs oSehah rates The
driver shall BE- entitled 70 make charge not 20
exceed TWENTY-FIVE cents for each trunk. and ten
cCnts for each large ysliSe Or baZ Carried outside
the vehicle and each passenger shall % entitled
- have conveyed without charge s1ch other Ealise
q snail packages as can Be coCre1ienty c1r7leo
within the vehicle. The driver shall load and u1-
losd al baggage without charge See 2 Esery
hack shall have permanently afxei &c the interior
Thereof IN Place readily 10 be Sssn b. pessenSsrs
receptacle that shall contain al ali tines cards
upon which shall be printed the foregoing O. The
following schedule Of rates ard The number Of the
drivers Hcs1se and no other cards papers Or thing
whatever shall Be carried IN said receptSele; me
said receUtacle ard cards must Be approved b. the
MAJOR and Superintendent o. Poilcs
DISTRICT OF COBU1lBIA-
Rates q Pare Tor Pubic CouTeysucs q Passengers.
ONE-HoRsE VEHICLES
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ The SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT
e Columbia. holding Equity CoCr1 Chzuucsy
Marshall Lille Marshall and Fio7sncs Marshall
Equity. Nc. 2ssS.-Ths obje-- q this s.it IS 20
obtain partition q part a tract q Iznd forns-y
cWned ~ The heirs lar a the Iats Henry Nsylo-
and known IS paTt q The Major Pam s5triafed
n the CITY q Washington. DistriCe q Columbia
Upon motion 4 the compzirant y his solicitors
and fcr shOTn Il is this 9Th DAY e Nay l1a
ordered that thu Sb0ve named defendants Lille
Marshall and Florence Mrshau ozEse their ap-
rCaranCc 70 b entered herein On CT before TIE
fortieth day exclusive II Sundays and lczai hoii-
DAYS after the day Of the first publication q this
c-5er; otherwise the czrse VII b preceded with
as II case 4 default Provided. = coy q this
CrdeT h published Ouce week fcr t1Tee successive
weeks n the WASHINGTON Law Rzvo7ts- ard The
Washington Herald WRIGHT Justice. tue
c1pg-Tcs;: seal J. R YOUNG. Clerk BIZ F.
F. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clek- nysBz
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Zach and every automobile NOT USING TAXI
METERS Oo1nying pubic space and cfsTed FOR
public hire. shall be authorized 20 charge not
more than s. pe- h0ur fc- automobiles carving
four passengers o. less and ff5y cents sriecs Der
hour Tor each additional psssslg5T ard that these
rates shsll bs displayed IN the automobile and
made clear % passengers az :hs ruls q the hiring
q The machine That the maximum chs7ge for each
persoz riding II q CT EotcT vehicles commonly
known zs "siEhf-seeing automobiles NOT USING
TAXI2fETERS shall not excecd ore dollar Der
tIir. each tup g be q TOT less ths- one hours
drratioo Any lessee- owner. opszto-. manager
q person II charge Of ary Sl1 vehicle nay
he hed responsible for any violation q any q the
forging provisions q this secTioE
Penalties; The penalty fo- can violation q
aforesaid schedules q rates Szau ts fne q not
les than I'VE dollars no- no7e thar twenty-five
dollars O. imprisonment Tot eIceeiIug thirty days
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND HENRY L
WEST VA. KELLY Acting. Cozmissiorers Of
the District q Columbia.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

CIYu. SERVICE INsTRUCToN-FOUg Ex-
per- professors hare prepared most thorough ard
ur-to-sate course IN civil service fer CIR school
twenty wears eAperience dlrrs which the We have
r-erkred thousands TO pass With HIGHEST grades
thereby enabling then 70 be plscod Al THE TOP q
the Isl q e,iyibles Is orr rrcoT5; yaa VII -et az
-sv-osnsuseas instead q disappointment II yoa
take or eosI-se. DEAUGHONS PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE. III Nex YORK ave nv.
-.yIs-cod-1
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR SUPPLIES - TREASURES
Once. Z S. Soldiers Hone Washington. y. G.
Nay is. IsH--Sealed proposals VII be received Il
this oeiCe until % A. on TUESDAY. June s
1879. and tGen publicly opened. fo- furnishing the
following Supplies for the fiscal year cBGi2g June .
$50 Fresh and salt meats. standard g-ocs-ics ice
-four. 2nd forage certified check for 5000 must
accompany Did for fresh meats The right Is reserved
70 reject am and al bids For schedules. specIica
tons. AID further information. apply n n. ".
KENDALL. Lieut. Col, [. 5. Army, Treasurer
myEieE
PROOFS AIs-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
culture Of5ce Of the SecTeta-y Washington. D. G..
May T. laoe.-Seaied proposals VII b received a.
he efsce AZ tire DisbvrsinE Clerk until z H..
TUESDAY. Nav = foT diEEiog trench and n
Sailing PIPE mains SC. spececati01s ard hnll m
formation VIII be furnished upon Application 70 te
Dishursirr Clerk. Proposals ruS - sealed and sd-
dressed to the Secretary q Agriculture. Il accord
auce with Instructions on schedule. JAMES VIII
son. Secretary. mys.2
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES

NQkTHM Est
WOODWARD & BOTHROP, Information Bureau.
GOLDENBERG's Information Bureau
HECHT & CO. Cashiers once
PALATS ROYAL. information Bureau
s. KANS. SONS & co, Information Bureau
" 3 EOLTZCLAW I705 Pa sVe- Nv
CHARLES . HORNUNG. Christian Pharmacy.
3 or 7th and n SIS Nv
s u WAGNER Isl and 81 SIS nv.
SIMPSONS PHAREACG, corner Ith s.. and z !.
svs. and r s.. Nv.
JoHNSTON'S PHARMACY. III y J. are. Nv.
F P. WELLER'S PHARMACY. 55si II 81 Nv.
ATKINsOS's PHARMACY. 18th ard G Sta NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY, Sd AID SIS. ~.
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleasant and
Irving SIS Nv
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 1zs 18th st. NJ.
TAYD0E'S PHARMACY, 9Th and 81 Nv
DAVIS PHARMACY, oh ard So nv
II A MENKE. 9Th ard SIS nv
PROCTOR's PHARMACY. ISIS 18th 81. Nv.
T. 7. LEATHERwOOD. I5ls l4sh =. nv.
STOTT SNYDER. lsth and G SIS. DIX.
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY. coCner y. /
are. and So-Ih Capitol s. IL.
DAY 3 90. s PHARMACY, s;h ard G So NJ.
YARSOLD'S PHARMACY. go 18th = rE.
NORTHEAST.
JOHN ?. BUTLER. sol Stanton placs ne.
c. L ERAUSE. 5th and h sts. ne.
McCHESSET & JOACHIM d and 2 SIS Ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM sth ard 2 Sta ne
6. J. GEIGER's PHARMACY. corner 6th and
stG Ne
CHARLES J. FUHRMANN's PHARMACY. sth
and Z. Cspitol So. ne
BLCNER-S PHARMACY. \. Capitol ard r sts ne.
SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EfsENBESS. IN ard r 50
MILBURN'S PHARMACY. It'll ard Z SIS 81
SOUTHEAST.
ROACH DRUG COMPANY. sth ard So 81
?. P. WELLER SRI and 7 SIS. Sc
GUY n NELLY 18th and SIS. So
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. 9Th and Newton stS
ANACOSTIA.
G. B BURY'S PHARMACY. COZ. Monroe and Jef
fGsm IS
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P TAYLOR SIS King r.
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WILSON 6 BARKsDALE- Atfo517E


n The SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
4 Columbia. holding Probate Cour7. II 70 Is
tate q Henry r. Brown. deceased Probate. No
ISs53-A7plication having been n2ds herein for
probate q the isSt VII and testament q Henri b
Brown. deceased. and fo- letters tsstz--ents-y On
Eaid estate. hy Margaret Red Brovn Il Il ordered
this III day Of MAY. 1873. that May Eailes and al
otAers cn1c-1e6 appear n said court on JUNE
=. 1903, az u o'sock a. H.. 70 show cause why
s'lch Application should not Be granted Let notice
hereof Be published IN the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Herald o1cs II each q
three Successive weeks before the return day herein
ati1ned. the first publication 70 Be not less than
thirty days before said return day WRIGHT. Jrs-
tiee- true copy-Test. (SeaLl JAMES TAN
NER. Register a Wills uySBz
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lu-abia- holding Probate Cos-t No. 1913 Admins
trztionT1is Il % give notice that he subscribers
q the District q Columbia have oh1ained from the
Probate Court q the District q Columbia letters
teStEnsntzry On the estate Of Lena Souuers late
q the District Il Columbia. deceased Al pcrsons
having claims against tie deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the sane with the vouchers Thereof
lsEzIy authenticated 70 the subscribers on OF before
the 5TH DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1916; otherwise
they nay ty law he excluded from al benefit Of
said estate. Given under hands this sth day Of
May. Ia9 AARON SOAIMERS. 90 tn St nv
EDWARD S00fMERs. s5s III s. w AtteS
Seal JAMES TANNER. Register q Wills for
the District q Columbia CLERK q the Probate
Court EUGENE YOUNG. Ats0ney. mysI5z2
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STORES.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FINE COUNTRY PLACE. PREE OF En-
cumhrznces IN thriving village IN the District
n Columbia. containing 3 ACTS thar could Be sub
divided; house is large WITH modern improvements
VII exchange for improved city pruperty- Address
Y Herald ofice rs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-05-22
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

Our HON-MEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORCED
CIRCULATION The Vacuum TTsstnSut} cures
those silzsutS u The spine nerves digestive VI
nsry and Esnsrztive cTgzns that rob lie q al q
rs pleasure az6 iesEe y0u a helpless aid hopS,ez
Invalid Il cures sou after Al othe5 fail
CONSULTATION FREE
PROP 2. y D PARKER
1& 3h s. nv
H0uTs: q 70 & Sundays. % toL
'Phcns II. Elz Lads ASSISTANT
sANAT0RTUM ACCOMMODATIONS
spS-t
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INSURANCE.

RALPH w. LEE,
INSURANCE ~ ALL ITS BRANCHES.
REMOVED TO ROOMS E12s.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDENG.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-PARTY WITH 5000 TO TAKE
hsn interest u Eas engine business. Excellent
rcturus- N2tu-al Eas being piDcd % this section
makes an Al fcld for la7Te and snail poser
plants address BOX s. Herald oHoe. IA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-05-22

FOB SALE
SUBURBAN LOTS.
Any SZs you wzuc from : fcet frontage 20 Eve
ac-cS Locztei o. the Great Falls and Old Do
minou dogble-trsck electric railway system Ferry
squares from The CITY sixty SQUARES from the White
Horse, thirty ninutas from the Treasury iAepart-
nsrt- In historic old Virginia.
Al Franklin Park. Station OF the grounds.
lets S1i59 AZ 500 20 $50.
Lots 5ez10 a. $50 70 500
One-scre lots az $50 20 8 800.
FiTs-acrc lots az 8 30 % 500
Northwest HIS overlooking Washingto1. O-E a
home site somewhere; Frznklia rark hone sites
best ere-ywhsre-
Slam STARTS VOC.
PEERLESS FRANKLIN PARK.
his section i a high grade community. built Up
With splendid homes: some Of The most elegant
homes about TIE S-ari01ai CAPITAL are here
REMEMBER THIS: No taxes; 10 Interest. FREE
deed IN case q death after two years Your money
back with Der cent interest. Il you die within two
years Norf1rfeitu-e contract.
so FEET n elevation Concrete sidewalks Tele-
phone service Two mall deliveries daily Degsrt-
rzent store deliveries lov-priced lot IN kiSh-
class section. Car fare averages Il cents Per day;
frca IrlnsiTs.
Cash payment. s. to IS. Moashly payments, g to
30 Wishoct interest
Get uaps snd booklct az Cf7ce-
SUBURBAN DEPARTMENT.
MOORE & HILL iIrcl, rs G * w.
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DENTISTRY.

NOT TOO HIGH NOT TOO CHEAP.
REASONABLE PRICES
Plates. $: al cTUWns ard Orid.e=ork u
gold. s.; Told filings. 8 and I'D: auslS.n
silver filings. g. Work guaranteed Gas
administered.
d. C. ". cox. - Pa ave. IN.
EtuEEE'
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WOOD NANTES.

WOOD MANTELS.
At kinds-aH slzc-su rEicss BeaatlssI esoiast
designs mirrc-c1 ard tied
EDWIN z. Elicit.
Phone y ~ llC6 oh s. nv.
IEs-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-IN A COUNTRY HOME. NEAR
church and railroad. four bosrdes fo- the sumner
two % ocusIy one room; reasonable rstes- SIRS.
n b SWI8ILET SWimley. Va rs
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads FOR the The Washington Herald nay Be
lsft a. The nzin once - fifteenth street. north
-e+ q a. any q the to-lCEing branches o. NAV
Be tElgdoned direc 70 the Eai1 ocnce and bli
VII be sent fo- the sTuO1nt due.
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WALL PAPER.

SZ5.oo WILL PAY FOR PAPERTNG A sROON
house Larger houses or single rooms equally low.
We use paper that Is way above the o-dirary kind
JORDAN s JORDAN.
Phone Linz 81 2s East Capitol s.
lrs
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No othc part q the District q Columbia ca
compare With Il fer either the present the future
A purchase there Constitutes both investment
and a speculation. as Values there MUST advance.
Highest point ca Connecticut with its result
ant cool hrcezes and heslthful .ir The approach
Is good and always VII BE- Car serTice is e.
ceIieut The7e aTe church. school. and store IA
cilities. water sewer. gas. electric lights. tele-
phcnes acs6s1aizsd streets. grsnolithic sidewalks
shade trees. parking &c
Prices ranging from &c peT 50. f. TO &c Dr. SC.
IT. according &c location. Eighteen houses costing
about S1eGo nov In course o. construction and
plans being prepared for as many mere
For pats prices and particulars zee
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-05-22
TRUNKS.

LEATHER AND MATING SUIT CASES AND
club bags on sale. Repairing by an expert
speciality. 40 years experience G. G. LAN6LOTZ,
81 New York ave, formerly COS & I59~
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest r-ices; commercial ard amateur work 50
licistd- NATIONAL PHOTO CO. 81 ufh 81 Nv
'Phors ". 5g56 rs
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TEN ROOMS WE'LL FURNISHED. Nj. PLEAS
ant; summer snail family. Cali, after s. &i7 18th
s. nv. is
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RATES.
One cent q word each insertion.
SPECIAL. RATES.

ads that DO not exceed . words nay. desired
Be inserted At the rs=s Of times, soc; TINES, 90
Minimum, charge. IOc per day
SPECIAL notices Sc per line each insertion
The-e IS no extra charge fU ads telePhoned
Thcse IsA at branches are also az the sane rate
but urrst Be paid II advance.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
HOUSES.

FOR RENT-ls04 o ST. NV; ROOMS. IN
good order. rent 50. I0w rent foT size Ct house.
THE0. FRIEBUS, 80 \. y. ave. NV.
uirS1-suw
Douglas Island news., 1909-10-06

Iron Beds, Springs and mattresses ] large variety-at Jensen's.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-06
EARMiNa 1psTospArE


Another man goes on the prosress
ysiYe list and sends II an order Tor
envelopes from Gatawba, and he gets
q bsrgain when he gets 500 of them
fer csc. a
AIR. Chas. Frederick Is a farmer and
truck raiser and he wants his shusl-
ness to be better known anu mas
adopted a wise plan to get 1T before
the people. His envelope will read.
"Chhrles Frederick dealer in plants
sni garden truck: Catawba, w. Va"
Why should not every farmer have his
own envelopes. when they are used
every day and when they can be
hohshtain 500 lots for about half wat
IS paid for them By the dozen rs used.
An envelope of the farm printed with
tho name OF farm If inc farm mas n
name. would be an advanced step. Ho&
would It sound 10 have your envelope
read, "Oakview Farm" Meadow.
liruuk Farm" ''sha1ysi'le," pheasant
Valley Farm" etc? That would be a
means OF Identification and insure the
prompt return of all undelircrcd
mail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-06
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children Of
bel-wettinE. Tnc:e Ia a constitutional
cause for this trouble. MIS-, NJ. SUM
mers, Box ", Notre Dame, Ind, Will
send free to any mother her success
full home treatment, with full instruc'
tons. Send no money. but write her
to-day II your children trouble sou In
this way. Don't blame the child. the
chances nre it CART help 1t. This
treatment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night. &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-06
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE
BARRAckVlLLE COAL AND :
COKE COMPANY, A COR
.PORATION. X

Notice Is hereby given that a. a
corporation, created and organized nm
der the laws of the State OF West Vir'
ginia, held at Harrisburg. Pennsyiva
mia, on the cath day Of July, 1909. the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the Barrackv'lla
Coal and Coke Company. a corpora
ton. created and organized under the
Jaws OF the State of West Virginia
does hereby discontinue business as II
corporation and surrenders to said
State its charter and corporate fran
chlses."
Given under my hand this 31st day
of July, 1909.
B. DAWSON. COLEMAN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

hos" . y VI. q X. F, . " .H .
To the Creditors Of Christopher c.
Gatrcl1. deceased: ~
In pursuance Of a decree OF the In
tcrmcdiatc Court Of the county OF
Marion. made in the: cause therein
pending. to subject the real estate OF
the said leccdcnt to the payment oil
his debts. you are required to present
your claims against the estate OF the
said decedcnt for adjudication to
Harry Shaw. Commissioner. ut Ills
Office In the said county, on or bcfor4
the I'd day Of September, 1909.
Witness. w. s. Black. Clerk Of said
Court. this 2sth day Of 'Th1y. 1909.
w. S. BLACK. Clerk. /,
$3.50 wks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-06
Dols,s, Re RiDer
STEAMER i. 81. VIC oDVy4aRD WILL
"a RuN EXCURSION 70 PIT n;
MARI ON ! 81 NpAY is 80

The steamer i: G. woodward will
run an excursion from this city to PIT.
Marion on Sunday, August s. Tae
boat will leave the local wharf with
4 large number OF passengers for
points down the river. Many will so
to 0pekiska wnere they will spend the
day in the grove. Others will go on a
little farther and spend Sunday at Lit
tic Falls. There will be quite crow,l
that will want to stay at Morgantown
while the majority will cling to the
boat and make the trip to Pt. Marion.
The fare for the round trip to Pt. Ma,
rion Is eigity-fve cents. +
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-06
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