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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

Published onlv as information. not guaranteed.
200 2. m. daily-For Virginia West Virginia and
Kentucky roints Pullman sleepers 20 Cincinnati
and Louisville. Parl0r Car 70 virginia Hot Springs
weekdays Dining Car from CharlottesvilA
go n m dailv-CINCTNNATt. ST. LOcTS-CHI-
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train 10 ST. Louis With
Pullman sleepers 20 Chicago. STOPS only at impor.
tant stations, Pulmans finest equiTmeat and Z.
o. Ia carte dining car
ul0 p. m. dailv-F p Y LIMITED. Tor Cincin-
nati. Louisville the West Southwest ana North
west. Pullman seepers 70 Virginia Hot Springs
Cincinnati ard Louisville 4 Ia carte dining car.
O. & O. Ofices 5l3 Pa. ave. 1888 ST. and
Union Station. Phone Main l065 and LlN for
tickets. baggage checks. reservations and taxicabS
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Only Geographically So.

From the Baltimore American.
Chicago is not a particularly IN
healthy city. is it2"
Not that l know OF. Why do you
ask2''
because never met one who came
from it who was not an III man"
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new YORK PRIEST
DENOUNCES REVOLT
Church DeplOres Acts of POr.
tugal Anarchists.
DANGEROUS TO WORLDS PEACE

Rev. Francis r. Mccarthy Declares
Uprising Was Not Popular Move
ton When Government Won ia
Seats In the COrteS Against ii.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

10 10TH ST NW.-A hIgn-grade board
ing place at low rates: old-time cook
cry; homemade pie; Oriental coffee; pas
teurized cream and butter: quick service
235-tf
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AND HOUSE CLEANING

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKEN'S SMILE
il You have the Acme" do your win
dow, office, and house cleaning ACME
WINDOW CLEANING CO., S2l q st. NV.
Phone Main 7l59
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While you think OF IT, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
and bill will be sent you at l cent word.
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The United States leads the world as
an exporter OF tobacco, having supplied
about 100000 worth of the leaf In one
form or another 10 the international to-
baccO trade.
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OF the tobacco exported from the Tn
tied States about Il per cent is in the
manufactured form, and from Cuba
about 40 per cent.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

capitol HOTEL" SD AND PA. AVE.
nw.=Rooms Csc, soc, and Use per day;
special rates by the week s7-smO
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FRONTAGE OF AGO FEET. ONLY 500
Two acres. on Great Falls line
HUGH 4. THRIFT. Union Trust Bldg.
2SS $50 2gI
FOR SALE-STBURBAN. HIGH. DRY.
beautiful building lots, gJXl40 II. sub
urbs Of Washington, on electric line, l5c
car fare; SIS cash or 50 on terms. 81 .
weekly Apply Room 81. Evans Bldg
or lt1o New York ave NV 9s1-ff
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HERB SPECIALISTS.
LAUNDRIES.
METROPOLITAN LAUNDRY

MIL HUFVLIIAN In NDNI,
$40 9Th St NV
COLLARS AND CUFFS, AT &c EACH
When left az office with other work
When Alone, &c Each
ALI SHIRTS 10c EACH
COLLARS DELIVERED, Dc
Phone Main 1904. or Postal for Wagon.
291
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FOR sALE-To coLoRED.

FOR SALE HAVE THE BEST
proposition in NV. suburban homo In
the District OF Columbia, : rooms and
bath. reception hall hardwood trim. OAK
floors, cabinet mautels slate roof. hot
water heat fine lot, detached. two cor
neF houses. cannot De duplicated FOR less
than $3.50. nav priCe is 5000 Payments
can be made easy. See me at once about
these houses. II YOU wait till next spring
YOU will pay very much more for This
class OF house
WM. q. ENGLER,
Phone 4l6. 1871 q -. NV Room .
Eg9
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RAILROADS.

MI
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NFW TERMINAL z3D STREET. NEW yORE
= N q. m, Diner, Pullman Par'or Car.
'eNo a. NJ. Fiyeh1ur train. Cafe Parlor Car
800 g. m. Cafe Plrlor Car.
'uNO a. m. Diner and Pullman ParIor Car.
= &c T. m. Diu-r 7Hi Pullman Parl1r Car
$50 D. m Royal Limited" Ar Pullman, Shour
ii0o p. N. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
$50 p. n. Diner and Observation Parlor Car
$50 o. m. Coaches 20 New YORK.
'l2l5 night Seepers 20 New York.
S9.52 a. m. SLEEPER 20 Phiadeluhia and NeW YORK
ATLANTIC CITY. roo. go fll-o5 a. N, Il 90
800 ?. N.
To BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week DAYS 70o a. m. 20 II 70 q M
$50 $50 go 100 80, % so go
'e9n. 1000 81 90 a. m. 1920 noon fI2N5. sIsoa
GLIB. 100 40 30 g 20 flJo as 500. s.O3
$50 800 't.0. rO. 800. ts0U 1880 IO.S
al 30. 1918 night
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. -9:l0 a. IT,. Z % : 30 T. n.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
gao q. ~. -4-0 n m. 'l2.i0 night
PITTSBURG 80 a. m. ~. $40 p. m. 'l7S
night fSlsarar ready 70 n NJ
CLEVELAND '9:lo n m
COLUMBUS. '5s3 D. n
NISEFT ING 'aIa a an ss.7o . m
CUMBERLAND. SIS p m Queen city srecfsl.''
WINCHESTER 1910 A m. 1905. $50 p. m. Z
FREDERICK. tsao. teio. so q. m. 81 30. 1905
fszj r. m
HAGERSTOwN. taIa =. n. 800 ?. m.
'nailv. tFVceri SUNDAY. ssmdsy onIv.
TELEPHONES at all The following Ticket OTcss:
Main "a; New Cni0n Sta-i01 Ticket Office Main
ESQ Information Rurean Main 73se
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
EOR RENT

EOA IAIAAN
Near 18th St, 80 rooms. 80 baths. ..,. 500 %
500 nth st. NV, stores. 22o.O0
500 10th St NV, store, r. e b.. 5000
lfl0 10Th St, IL r. & b., furnace. 1900
1909 goth st, NV, 10 r. q b,..,..,,,, 5000
~ f. Cap. ST.. IA +. & b.. furnace. 5000
IL lst It. ne. l6 r. a. b.. furnace. 1890
lexington pL warehouse. stab. &c. SEQ
1871 Q ST. NV. II r. K 2 b., furnace. 75o0
HlZ4 q ST. NV, r. * b.......---..-.. I5-GO
1920 18th st. NV. 10 T. q b....-.-.---. 300
lit2 III st, store ......................... 5000
622 F st. ne. Apt. L T. q b.. 5000
ID Girard st. NV, 10 r. e. b.......... $50
q 9th ST. NV. u T. q b.............. $3.50
18TH and Newton SITS. NV. T. & b. 1000
sol F. Cap. St, r. & b.. furnace. 1900
= 40i Il. Cap St. 10 T. a. b..--.......... $500
1895 3jth ST NV, 8 r. e. b.......... $3.50
5gl u ST ne, Apt, 5 ?. a b...,..,. 81 80
1912 n 81 NV, 10 r. & b..,....-,.,,.. 5000
f4a Lamont ST NV. r & b......A 1850
206 ID ST. NV, Apt, 4 r. & b., LIST n. $3.50
No ,. THE Ruskin." r. & b.. $500
Befwyn, Md. farm. 9-r. house. 6 a. 800
Dominion Heights. Va, r. g. b. $50
J2S and $50 Columbia rd., r. & b.. @ 50
18th and Evarts SITS. T. az toilet 70 %
Olive St, Kenilworth. ID. c., 7r.& h. $500
Riyerdale. Md, 6 r & b.............. 100
18th and Evarts SITS, r x toilet, 1915
Douglas. bet. 10Th e. 18th SITS, r. 800
10 Melrose ave, Hyattsyille. S IT,. 1900
Washington Highlands, d. c., g.
room house, fruit trees........... 1900
Burke Va, 20 acres e. SIR. house. 1900
Seaton St and Line. ave. store. 1209
III Va. ave. Sc, or. house (coloreO. 1850
ZiA 81 NV. T. q ............. 1880
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY,
6l7 18th st. NV. NJ 7445.
293
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LOCKSMTTH.

THANKS TO Our POLICIES WE
ARE No MORE ACCIDENTS"
See our mechanical bargains Keys
made that fit, shears scissors. knives,
razOrs. and saws shaTpened: lamps and
oil stoves repaired. r. +. PREUSSER,
The L0cksmith, 7l2 Ilth 81. NV, 295
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AUCTION SALES.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE MOD
EIlN RESIDENCES. BEING PREMISES Nos.
lf2 1854 AND Is5 b STREET SOUTH
EAST WASHINGTON. H. e.
Under and by virtue ri the power o. authority
Imposed by d certain deed # Trust bearing date tEe
tveuty-secoHd day IL Jg'y l9oe and recorded the
tbirtiCtE tsy Ct july 1902 in Liher No. 90 folio
Il. ct seq, one Of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia default having been made IN the ua--
meut q the debt secured by said deed Of trust ;as
undersigned viii offer for sale al public auction h.
front ot the property. On THURSDAY. the thirteenth
dsy a October 1910. at f-ur clock T. H.. the To-
lowing described real estate. with improvements.
easements rights q WAYS and appUrtenances tfsTe-
unto belonging. situate and living IN the District
OF columbia, namely: lots Hiuety-seEsn 81 ninety
eight 1851. and ninety Uiue lglI. In George T. Hem
ing and Arson :. Tayl1r's trustees subdivision u
part o. square ten hundred and tlirtyseyeu ugk ,.
as ler plat recorded IN Lloer g, folio 80, 81 the
Lfcur1s u the Surveyors Orfcr II the District o.
Columbia excepting such portions OF said lots nine
q seven 81 sud ninety eight J95 as have hereto
Tore been released for alley purposes improved by
three modern residence. known as premises Nos
lS2. 1854. and l06 street a0uthesst subject 20 a
Irlor Incumbrance Of $3.50 on Tot g, s. 80 on Tot.
3 ard $500 on lot g. secured by deed q trust
dated July % 1879. three years az So Ter cent.
Terms o. sale; Each house viii be offered f0g sale
separately. deposit Il two hundred dollars per
house must b. made vith the trustees az the time
81 sale subject 70 forfeiture Il the terms of sale be
not complied with and the balance Of the purchase
price for each house shall Re az the purchasers OI
ton. all cash OF one third cash and the balance in
equal portions m notes n the purchaser payable
ln one and two years from the date a the sale
with interest thereon from their date until paid al
the rate Of per centum per anaun, payable semi
annually. and secured by deed Of lrlsr on the prop
ery sold, all c7nFeyanclng aud record ng az the
IenSe Of the purchaser.
Terms Of sale must be complied with within FIFTEEN
days from the date Of sale or the property vii. De
-esod at the risk and cost Of the defau.iinI pur-
chaser after five days Reimbursement in some 49,
paper published in Washington d. C.
GEORGE Z. FLEMING,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

COh LAOnhNUE.
FOR EXCHANGE
Lot. 50xlCO Petworth. Trade clear,
$1,000 for equity in a house northwest
Southeast, 18th and L SITS. Clear, look
100 Price 80 cents. Want two houses
Columbia road, near 18th st.
j0Xl6G. Price, Sl25. Incumbered or
clear. Equity in small houses.
Lincoln Park 900 50. Fl. Price, 30
cents. Want offer houses northeast
MOORE a HILL GNC.), 1873 & 81. NV.
go
FOR EXCHANGED COMPARATIVE
IS new four-story eight-apartment build
ing in fine renting section of the north
west income $500 per annum; price.
$4,000; will trade subject to incum-
brances Of $4,000, at 3 per cent, with
nearly three years 10 run, want houses
and cheap building lots; chance for
good deal. This is a splendid offer;
owner will make a qsick trade.
MOORE q HILL, INC, 1888 G st. NV.
go
FOR EXCHANGE : CONNECTICUT
avenue, north OF Washington Heights;
just the home you are looking for. Six
splendid sleeping rooms. 8 tiled baths;
built like the Raleigh Hotel, with steel
frame: semi-detached; light, air, and sun
shine on three sides. Lot 25xl2O. Price,
Sl6,500. Trade for smaller houses or
building lots.
MOORE d HILL, INC, 1893 G ST. NV.
a
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WAREHOUSES.

ROOM HOUSE. ALL
modern COnVenieuces; Columbia
Heights or Mount Pleasant section
preferred; rent not to exceed $50 Adj
dress GOOD TENANT, The Herald.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
1919 CONNECTICUT AVE

Doctors Offices; $50 per month"; in
cluGes heat, cleaning of Office, and hall
service: meals on premises. il desired.
Bachelor apartments, SIS TO S35 per mo.
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Invest I'm the GARDEN Suburh Now.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.

II IS the nearest. has fast cars. onlY
u minutes ride. For refined people OF
moderate means, with parks, Fairgrounds
and gardens. By our cooperative plan
you Will save IN building. and In cost Of
living. This is no real estate Doom, but
continuous, permanent development on
scientific lines. all planned by an archi-
tect.
LOTS 500 UP-Sl0 CASH. & PER NO.
Invest here now and double your
money. This section is slated TO come
back into the District
Come Saturday or Sunday afternoon
and see tie Morrill, style damp-proof Ce-
ment houses. poured IN steel iuolds. cost
ing no more than wood. shown and dem
onstrated at p. m.
Car 10 VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS every
few minutes from Post-office corner. 18th
ST. and Pa. ave
BALLARD & LANHAM,
Cpl 18th 81. NV
CLIP THIS AD-IT LEADS THE WAY.
205-tf
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RATES:
One Cent Word for Each Insertion

Minimum charge. Zoe per day
There is no extra charge for ads tele-
phDned Those left at branches are also
at the same rate hnt must be paid in adj
vance
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE = CIGAR STATIONERY
confectionery, and notion store. estab-
lsued two years a gOOd-paying busl-
ness. store well stocked. a good school
trade, no opposition; new brick store.
five rooms and bath; win sell house If
wanted. 2g23 BrightW0od ave. NV. 99l
FOR SALE A GOOD TAILORING
business. with all fixtures or rent at
$3.50 per month Address
CARL JAEGER,
2a0 5l3 = 81. NV.
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THE EDNOR 2IIs ST

Five and six rooms and bath house
keeping apartments. S35 TO $3.50 per
month. Heat and Janitor service, large
rear porch
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I714-I6 I4TH ST.
1913 CONNECTICUT AVE.

Five-room and bath Housekeeping
apartments. $50 per month"; large porch
heat and janitor service included.
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads for The Washington Herald
may be left at thu main office, !S4 FIJI
teenth street northwest or at any or the
following branches or may be telephohed
direct 10 the main Office. and bill VIII De
sent for the amount due
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THE RACnELOn. 17a1 II sT. NV.

THE BACHELOR. 1877 II ST. NV.
High-class bachelor apartments, fur
nished or unfinished; furnished, from
$50 10 $7c per month; UNFINISHED. from
$50 to $50 per month: all-night elevator
and telephone service; private telephones
IN each apartment: breakfast served in
apartment, II wanted: rental includes
hall service and cleaning of apartments;
valet service on premises.
oQ0 Iots 60, - ~
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SPIRITUALISM.
PAIMISTRY.

MRS r. LCsBY, 93S NEW YORK AVE
NV Pamistry and card readings Posi-
lively ladies' only. II a. N. 70 $50 p. m.
Closed Sundays 298
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


ACT QUICKLY AND SAVE 500.
ONLY THREE LEFT.
PRICE. 1880
CAN YOU DUPLICATE THIS2
seven rooms and bath reception hall:
slate roof; wide pOrches, cabinet man
tells; every convenience, deta ched on
LOT % FEET WIDE.
~ minutes 10 Treasury TWO car lines.
This very low price is made possible by
dealing directly with the builder
HUGH 4. THRIFT.
Union Trust Building.
Phone Main 7GS. 18th and II SITS
FOR Saloon BROAD NORTH
west avenue. In the most rapidly
looking beautiful government grounds;
new six-room and bath residence.
hut-Water neat every possible con
yenience and modern appointment;
beautifully finished 90-foot fronts
Five hundred dollars less than what
similar houses are bringing.
PRICE $3.50
THOs. J. FISHER ~ CO., INC,
75S 18th 81. NV.
FOR SALE-BEST LOCATION or
house has bought larger home. and
orders immediate sale OF this one
contains eight rooms and bath: very
best not-water heater: lot 28xl06: very
large garage, with gas and hot and
cold water: sleeping quarters You
cannot duplicate this property for
ANYTHING like the price 8sked-S4 10
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., INC,
13S 18th St NV.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL sT.-s-ROOM
and bath; hot-water heat. nearly new
PRICE. $3.50
ID; II. JOHNSON CO., 1903 II II. NV.
T ST. NEAR 7TH STA GOOD 7-RoOM
brick corner house. Price $500
ID. III. JOHNSON CO., 1909 ii ~. NV.
THE BEST. UP-TO-DATE NEW.
well-bullt, modern brick house on cor
ner; rooms and bath, hOt-yvater heat:
hardwood finish throughout Price 5000
ID. IL. JOHNSON CO., 1908 II NJ. NV.
~
FOR sALE-TO COLORED.
An opportunity 20 secure a we'll
located dwelling northwest. eight
rooms and bath. lot 22Xl20 10 alley:
On good repair. owner leaving city
and must sell at once.
PRICE. 4.25o-$5C0 OR MORE CASH
Address BON e. Herald once.
2N4-tf
ONLY S2.J00-CONTAINING SIX
rooms and bath furnace heat.
large front porch. nice front and
rear yards. We are able 10 offer
this because Of foreclosures on
trust at 500 less than original
MILnA ILAr.- l. a L----L - q -. -
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REPAIRING.

TO THE TRADES - PLASTERING.
scTaping. &c. promptly done: best
references. CHAS. II WATKINS. 1927
nth ST. NV. 295
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EDWARD l.. HILIYER.
IT,
Union Trust Building. 18Th and H SIS Nv

The sale q the above property Is postponed until
MONDAY, October q 1910 az the same hour and
Place. BY ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES.
CcI4d6ds exS
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.
DOGS, CATS, &c.

DOGS RENDERED IMMUNE To DIS
temper by vaccination with imported
German serum; particulars upon applica-
NV. 1.f-tf
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1711 III ST. \. w.

Doctors office three rooms. $50 per
month TWO-rOom and bath apartments.
from S25 TO $35 per month Heat and
desired
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Two-TOOm and bath apartments, $50 Z
$40 per month: includes heat and janito
service; private phone IN each apart
ment; meals on the premises, II desired.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

The session of the state legisla
ture, which convenes in Pierre in
January, will have an apportion-
ment bill to consider and pass.
This bill will be of considerable
interest to the recently settled
counties west of the river, for the
older counties will have to give up
some representatives in our favor.
It is just possible that the counties
who will lose prestige will not give
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08
Try it on Alaska

Attorney General Wickersham
was impressed with the dazzling
wealth of Alaska. He declared on
his return that some way must be
found to develop its resources with
out delay"
Wisconsin Republicans show the
way-government construction and
ownership of railroads. docks and
steamships.
Why public ownershipa
Because transportation is the key
to the situation. The key cannot
be trusted to private hands in Alas
ka any more than 10 the Isthmus
of Panama.
Why not 60 further, and have
the government develop and opsr-
ate the coal mines, tool
Why not make Alaska labora-
tory experiment in national states
manship9
What does it cost 70 build q rail
road9 How much 70 equip it9
How much to run ita
How would it look 70 ses profits
applied exclusively q mako better
service, lower rat0 and higher
wages instead of e make dividends
IanA watsrsd stocke
= it.possible TO aAks coal min.
ing : humane indaa with homes
Iinsboad of novels ~ ~ workers,
| twith boys in schooI tsad Of in
fthe tssaksrs, and ent frequent
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

way without some amount of fiji
clustering. Governor Vessey
would do we'll to emulate Governor
Eberhart, of Minnesota, who has
announced that if chat states legis-
lature did not pass fair appor
tionment bill he would call an ex
ira session Of the lawmakers after
they get home.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08
And This Is Love

A young couple married. 6hs
loved him madly. He loved her
dsvotedly. They were good and
they we're young. The good die
young, and hs died. She did not
bury him; she had him erematsd
and his ashes placed in m urn.
In the course Of time young fel-
lows came eourting her, and tried
to persuade her that they ought to
pay for her board, but she said her
heart was with the ashes in the
urn. and they withersd away into
thin cir. But there Wa one des-
perate and persistent fellow who
hung around after all the others
had left, and finally she married
him to got rid Of him--s sort Of
defensive movement She grew to
love him without knowing any
thing above it, and hs didn't know
il either.
One day il rainsd and The next
morning the stsps wsrs coatsd With
ics. A b opensl ~ door = @
- ~ ofacs - ~ - esndiai0n
= 49,
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

The Pierre Dakotan urges that
the people of that town prepare a
proper reception for the legislature.
It makes no suggestion As to
whether the preparations contem-
plate dress suits or shotguns.
Rapid City Journal.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08
Alfalfa in South Dakota

The successful growing of alfalfa
in South Dakota has been so fully
demonstrated that no foundation is
left on which to base reasonable
doubt. Even under the unfavor-
able condition of the season just
closed, good results were every
where realized from the crop,
where it had chance to become
well rooted. One Instance, where
it was tried somewhat as an exper-
iment, came under the observation
of the writer hereof a few days ago.
Zoske Brothers, bankers at Draper,
who own a ranch on White river
south of that town, concluded to
try a few acres of alfalfa. This
season they harvested a splendid
first crop of alfalfa hay which alone
would have made q handsome pro-
fit on the land. The second crop
came on and was threshed for seed.
The seed yield was close to $500. 90
which with the two crops of hay
made the land immensely profit
able.
The apparent adaptation of lands
to the growth of this plant is given
greater significance when consider
ed in connection with the recog-
nized value of alfalfa as feed for
swine. 1t is liable to 60 far to-
ward promoting the swine industry
in South Dakota. The swine in
lustry needs a boost in this state
and alfalfa has come to the rescue.
Its merits as green feed for hogs
need not be spoken of, for it is well
known. Recent experiments have
demonstrated that hogs will winter
finely on alfalfa hay, and cases can
bs cited where hegs have been
made marketable with no other ra-
ton than alfalfa hay. For fatten-
ing purposes it is best adapted to
be used as q mixed ration with
grains. As feed for stock hogs
it has no equal. 1t keeps them in
good growing order and makes
them immune to disease.
The demonstrated value of al
falfa, as q staple food for all farm
animals is sure to largely stimu-
late its growth in South Dakota.
Ne state is better adapted to stock
farming than South Dakota.
Occasional short crops of corn
have tended to retard stock grow
ing by smaller farmers, but alfalfa
as q never-failing crop can be made
to meet any crisis caused by short
age in grains used for feed. We
have it from the best authority that
when alfalfa is once well rooted in
this soil that bountiful yield is
as certain as the coming and going
of the seasons. r. M. Carpenter
in Capital City Spirit.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

Referring for q moment to pugi-
listic probabilities, Champion Jack
johnson continues partly cloudy,
but apparently is not quite SO
threatening as he used to be.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08
The final session of the sixty first
congress opened in Washington
Monday noon.

Champ Clark, from Missouri by
. considerable majority, will have
to be shown that he has no chance
to be Uncle Joe's successor before
he believes it.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

higher up" He brought the sleep.
ing car companies under the con-
troll of the interstate commerce
through his efforts, and SO is re-
sponsible for upper berths costing
less than the lower ones.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

The appointment of Editor
Young, of the Des Moines Capital,
brings out the news that he is the
first native-born Iowan to serve as
senator from that state. He is q
big man, one who will not rattle
around in the place left vacant by
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

Mrs. Mary Eddy Baker, founder
and present head of the Christian
church, died at her home in Bo ston
Sunday. Her son, George w.
Glover, is resident of Lead.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

New Jersey will be represented
in congress by "Chimmie Fadden. !"
If Chicago has sent Mr.. Dooley,
the Congressional Record would
be in demand this winter.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-08

his distinguished predecessor, SEN
ator Dolliver, and the legislature
of that state will do that great
commonwealth honor by naming
him to succoed himself.