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FOR RENT BY wEsCOTT WILCOX.

1907 re
1913 \. lsr. 5h. 500
l:,229 \ II av. Ter. 3b. 2G1
S16 c. Dor. Obs h. 81 sc
1927 22d. lar, h. lat. 45.I
2153 h, Or, b, ami. 45.G
500 23d, ST.. st. h. .45.0
2517 Pa av.9r,p.i at35. g.
211S G. lar, b. $3.50
1879 31st, Or, b. SO. sc
2Sl9 Pa av.9r.o.lat35.E
500 B Sc. Tor. b, lat35. &c
1917 Pa av, Sr. b. .32ta
1907 l.. Sr, b. 80. Z;
oil ODD, Sr. b. 1906
aO9 23d. sr. b.lat. 81
5000 o. l0r, b. lat. 80. 81
2404 Pa av. Or. b. la t3d.G
1925 10th. 6r,h. lat26.5 Sc
1928 \. 7r. b. lat.2.0i
1929 n. 7r. b. lat.26.ul
919 I'D. 7r, n. iaf.G.J
1918 Kingman, Or.
b, lat. .25.N
1926 K. Tr, ". lat. 22.5G
1900 Olive v.6r. bis sc
92s 4th ne, Or, W, latl5.N
260S12 l.. Or, W. ..l5.G
1879 d ne, 5r. W. II. &c
3414 o, 5r. ", cel.l4.5G
For full list of small
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SEE OUR LIST OF APARTMENTS FOL
RENT IN ANOTHER COLUMN.
MOORE & HILL QNC.).
1893 q at.

t.0R RENT-Bf W. c. DUEAIL. 722 nth NV.
81 SIN NV, lar, heat furnished. .SS0. 90
.,loo ION NV. 1T, hot-water heat. 800. 5000
60S NV. entire business building. Is. 90
Is - NV. l4r. ana bath. reduced. 81 90
l31 1lth Sc. Tor. and bath. steam heat. 90 50
smart once or shop. 80 18th NV. $500
10 u NV. rooms and bath. ...-.--... 81 SO
81, ~. Mass ave NV ST.. b.. each. 70. Is
4o4i2 Ist NV. rooms and bath -. IS 80
81 4 nw-. Sr and H.. nice condition. -. ~
1423 Pa. ave Sc. Or. and b.. yd.. cell 20 IS
Stahie rear 1916 10Th NV. stories. 1000
I6 H. L. ave NV, rooms. only 115O
Garage. la23 kinGman pl. NV. 500
652i: Morton pl- ne. Ar h.. I'd Il. fat. 1850
sol n.w-. ID floor. 1 rooms. .......... 1870
toloretl tenant. 1852 Bladensburg I'd. Ne. $50
ink.
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NW.1426 NJ ay.5r1I. 40
NW.5l3 21st. 4r. .12.;0
META l.. Or. b. . p. so
SW,2l3 9th. Or. b.25.:D
SW,3I6 Va av,Sr. b2J. ID
SW.3l4 Mclean av.
Or. b. Is. 10
SW. 625 c. Or. 10. 40
Sc, 100 9th, 3r.n.30.OO
APARTMENTS.
The Vincetta. Or, DOT 50
The Vircetta. Ar. p22. 80
GuntOn building. Offices
,rmation regarding alley
l have for rent.
! apply at Office.
ING. 1916 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOX RENT-B
FRANCIS A. RIJ1ND0N
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
10I q st. nv. Telephone calls. Main . and NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

EOR RENT
$500. 21st NV. lar. fur ss7 50. 1928 9 NV. II
$i2s .io7 7th NV. store ss5 so. 1920 " NV. 81
~ e? .ss s s.
SIS 1923 18th NV ior. fur ss2 50. .4o2s sth NV 8
S75.472 Pa av NV. sto $780, so. 4O12 5th NV, 81
10. :. soo4 6 NV. NV. isr $50. :zs2 eth NV. hall
SEQ . 936 NV lar $3.50. ls3pIngleside. ion
$50. 125i 9th NV, sr $25 so. :. $50 A Sc er
$50. I73s S NV, 1Or 81, 30 1905 waIIach 81
&C., 1873 lsSs ,sth nw iSr SIS s22s beestur 81
$50 1919 Path NV. 11r $25.. .32d ST. sta. dws
$50 1746 Coz I'd nv, Tor S23 40. 1910 Col NV. Il
$50 80. 1911 av, l2r So aO...l7ll Euclid, 81
$50. 1000 I'D NV. Tor $22 50. lila 9th ne. q
i, G7 ssstSn NV 81 2: q Sc
$4S. 25 1921 K NV. Tor so. Sc NV, 81
$40. ..31s1 18th NV. Or SIT so. .2c2 Mass NV, IL
81; ,Sol2 18th NV. 13r 81. 62l "a ay NV. !.
$40 IS 2o13 Wash cir ar $15 40 44s 5th ne, Or
$40 %, .2eo7 < NV. l1r sis. 400 G ne. stable
$40 60. 1918 I'D NV Or Sl4 10 go Girarj NV. III
SO. 1919 y Can. Or St:.I:'44 Union sw. :'r
$40. Forest Glen, Md 12r $40 80 .914 21st NV. sto
sas 10. 1908 av,10r The Pope bldg. Offices
@'''' = APARrMEN1s.
So. The Versailles $S7 so. The Phoenix. 5r
$50 .Northumberland, Ir s36. The Landmore. Sr
e65 The Marlborough, 3r $S5- The Wyoming. 3r
$50. The Versailles. 5rI <35. The Landmore. Or
$50 to 5000. The Dresden $35. The Marlborough, Or
$50. Mort humherland. Ar $35. The Milton: 4r
s45. The Victoria. Or $40. 80. The Versailles
s45;: The Milton: Or ss2 so. The Phoenix, Or
$45 The Marlborough, 3r $2S.5o The darlington, 81
ST.. The Wyoming. ar So. The Iandmore. II
so. ... 1905 q nv. 81 $2s The Cumberland, 2r
$40. Tho Victoria. 81 $25. Northumberland 2r
$40. The Wyoming. 4r $22 so. The Versailles
$40! J.. The Milton, Or SIS. The Terrace. 3r
SIS. The Miller, 81 SIS TO $37. Meridian
ST., Tho Versailles. Ar
For complete list Of property for rent send for
swARTzELL. RHEEM 4 HENsEY CO..
727 18th NV.
las Sa.tu If
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LG. STO. & GEL $500
80 Il ne. Or. b. 30 so
SOP l. So, Or, b.. 1850
305 lOthsw, Ar, b. fla t15.50
1920 Union sw, Or 1O.5O
rhos. r. Brown.6l7 AZ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

Bert L. Amos.
I. NV.
145:; W. ar. h. 1880
lao W NV. Or. b.3n.5o
211f-1S NJ. 6r. h. $50
NV cor 4th Il g ne.
Sr, b. $500
PIT Fla avnw. Sr. bS5. 80
416 Sd NV, 7r. b..33.50
1122 y II av.9r. $50
1917 18th NV. Or. b. 1880
liI3 W. Or. b. >. 10. 30
141o Sth. Tor. b. INV
heat 1000
LOG y Fl av, or. b. $3.50
1909 Girard NV. Tor.
b. .........-..41 400
1901 \ NV. 11r,b.jO.O0
1909 \. lar. Oh. :. 100
1913 l. NV. Tor. 2b105.G0
1920 y III av NV.
1tir. ::b. h-w H. 10000
14o7 18th NV. 1Sr, 3b2J0
CES.
ianitor service.
1924 q nv. $40 to $50
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED

FUR REM PHONE MAIN 66S.
HE1SKELI. & McLERAN,
1903 ii ST. NV.
ESTABLISHED 1887 NOT INCORPORATED.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Large number Of various sizes. choice residen-
ttal sections. lowest rentals. List at Office.
Permits to inspect application.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Various sizes. choice apartment houses. lowest
rentals. List at office. Permits to inspect on
application.
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OFFICES.

1920 G.. ID n. Pr ~. nOl 626 r "a m
sos 18th NV. "a 3r 81. O0 1905 II NV I'd a.
500 18th NV, 81 2r. b3O. 90 front room IA %
500 NV, H. 81. 80 90, Pope bldg Sl7-sl0 lSth
lOlo 14th, lst d, Offices .$13 so to SIT 50
front room. 600 1859 U. I'd d. 1r. :. II so
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES L. SHEA.
641 Louisiana ave. NV.
ono Z ron Nv y c6n c1orcoro
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FOR RENT
NV. 203l !. l2r. b. $500
NW,520 10th, 5r, b30. 90
NV, 4O6 o, Or. b. %. 40
NW.921 f. Or, b. 20. 80
NW,520 10th, Sd $40 90
NV, SIT 22d. Sr. $3.50
NV. 1892 9th. 6r.. .l6.50
NV, 2O19 z, Or. 16. 40
NV, N27 f, Or. 10. 40
NW.25l6 East pl.4r.
q. lo.-St
OFFICES-N
Central building, offices
Call at Office for Inf
properties. stable, etc,
For further informatlo
jaS-tf j. W. PHI.
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IoR KEN T-B1 .oRDl
Eldridge f.. Jordan.
1903 q S
FURNISHED.
125:, \ I'll. 1Sr. :sb. $3.50
, 1145 Conr. Or. h. .22o
lilO Mass. AR. 2b. .m,)
1912 18th. 12r. b.. 100
1903 y. lIr. 2b. $50
1876 Calvert. 1lr.b l23
1872 Harvard, Or. 100
$40" 18th. Or. l.. 300
1149 = NV. 13r, b.75.00
1870 Kenyon. Tor. b7O.oO
UNFINISHED.
2526 4 nv. II. b.. 300
1861 h mer he. Or. bis 81
400 / nc. ar. b. 22.:1
140i " NV. 6r. b.23.30
6S7 18th ne, 6r. 6.25.:W
22IO ii NV, Sr. b.2J.J0
40 L. 6r. h. 1850
1918 18th nw.1r,b.2S.:h
14f' W NV. Or, b.30.W
OFF
Heat. light and
NJ & VI Bank bldg. 10Th
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FOR RENT
1914 14th NV. sto. $500
Hampshire apis. 40. 90
1893 X NV, 1Jr. 1856
sos p NV, Or. $50
1885 K NV, sto. dw.3 $3.50
500 Z NV. Sr. 900
AIS 10th sc. Or. .2S.50
SIG 9th ne. Or. 81 80
WILLIAM h. ELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

SIX ROOMS. BATHS: NO. 207 lST ST. NE.
overlooking Capitol grounds: rent. S25-50 per
mo. Inquire Room 3O4. Washington Loan
and Trust bldg. Phone NJ. 14s. jaS3t'
BRIGHT SUNNY. GROOM AND LARGE RE-
ception hall house; tiled bath: pantry cellar;
gas and coal ranges in kitchen: hardwood
finish throughout: u block To 18th and u st.
cars: $29.5O 427 10th st. ne Key next
door iaS-3tsR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS,
113 14th NV. Phone NJ. 2345.
A Quick. Courteous Service.
FOR RENT-In hest part of n. ION
convenient tn two lines; first floor fiat of
five rooms and bath; good heating system
cellar: convenient Ia Union station; rent.
s205U. You vii profit by AN esrly inspec-
ton.
FOR RENT-C Cheaper and healthier than the
ordinary apa rtment. A hrand-nPw house of six
large comfortable rooms: parquetry floors;
hardwood trim; instantaneous water heater:
positive and most economical heating system
large lawns; colonial porches. Rent. $27. 80 per
month. Located in fine section Of Heights. A
gem.
FOR RENT = Washington Heights snap;
ten rooms bath and two toilets; located on
most prominent street in this well known
residence section: within Il block of cars
The present tenant has just bought a home
and Will sublet this at $3.50. or IS less
per month than its bona fde rental value
Don't overlook IT.
FOR RENT-Niost desirable section Of Wash
inrtun Heights: fine home of Or. reception hall
and tiled bath; perfect hot-water heat; con-
yenient to Capital Traction and Conn ave
car lines; rent. $45. 90 month: cheap house
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ 2345 1l3 14th st. NV. NJ .345
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FOR RENT
Grant place. II rms. and . baths. $s5 90
1917 Riggs place, 3 stories. rms. h. $4,000
2sOs L. franc. and bath. 10000 SGT so
1925 18th st. Il rooms. bath $3.50
F. W. GRAHAM & co. Git 14ih
ias-3t
FOR RENT
429 y. ]. ave- Sc. Tor. and h. ....... $32 20
1000 Ga. av. NV. ar..h.. & store. cellar $3.50
SOS Harvard NV. rms. b., eel, fur SOB 30
S3l 18th ST. nc. 9 rms. & bath. S23 So
his Tenn ave ne. Or. b........... SISIp
"a e St NV & rooms and ha TIL .... .Sl6 80
FOR COLORED.
ALI r ST. NV. rooms and water. So 10
623 l. 81. NV. + rooms and water. $3.50
714L, 18th me-. Aroma nd b. fat. LIST 4. $l62
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN 604 ath ST. NV.
iaS-3t ,exSu
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STORES.

6oo F. NV, entire | 62224 nv. w'h'seJ0 90
pullding 1000 51l 18th NV store. 20 90
l.io u NV. entire "a 2457 18th NV. sto. 81 h,)
noor loOO0 1901 ne. store. 20 90
1922 Lamont bakery 100 DDS Cd sW shon < m
l01S 18TH, sto, 10l, $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

9TH & FLA. Ay. y. ".
212 AZ sw, l. stoSSS.ob
III 9Th ne, 6r, b. 22.@
1017 4lasw.4r. b. fiatli-50
1911 I'd sw. ar, W. 11.5O
343 Van sw. 4r,w.9.O0
iaS-.its
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I449 FART. 1Or, b. $la..3l l41l Goth NV 9rb45 90
400 Ne sw. IL, b4O.00 1928 10th nw.Sr h32 so
624 sw, Sr. b. 5000 81 ne. Sr. b. % so
49S Me av sw.S b. 25 90 62i 7th ne, Or. b21. so
1881 10th NV, 5r 200D 1861. NV, Or. Is so
FLATS.
l433 NJ av sw. Or ,b27 so 251a 18th NV 5r,h2l 30
IS Porter ne. 81. b3D.5o rs Porter ne, 4r,b1S. so
STORES.
rs 18th NV. Pr. 1000 53s LIST Sc 6r. b.. 80. 90
CAYWOOD & GARRETT. 1921 \. Y. ave. NV.
jaS3ts11
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'iIA- t'A%1AA<N<A HSD A/AS
ll40 18th. Tor, b. 5000
1871 =. 1or, b. 5000
1925 U. Tor. b. 5000
F'mont & 11th. Or. b47. so
1902 Oregon. Tor. b. IS. 90
1874 18th. Or. b. $3.50
1872 Col I'd, Tor. b. 45. so
1910 S, Or. b. 40. 90
1884 T. Or. b. 1880
202o 18th. Tor. b. 40. 90
1851 Corcoran. Or. b. 10. 90
174s Ore av, 11r. b. 40 90
214O p. Tor. b. 1000
1850 Ore av, 11r. b. 40. 90
421 L ne. 1r. -. 80. 90
1916 Ches'ke, Or. b. n. so
1922 Ches'ke. Or. b21 so
al I NJ. M.,0
Guy av. Hyattsville.
Or. h. $500
35t1 Holmcad. 9r. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
FOR RENr-BY JORDAN & 90. GNCl.
Eldridge f.. Jordan. Bert I. Amos.

See our list of apartments under Apartments
- Let. iaS-sa&w,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

FOR RENT
We have a large number Of desirable
furnished houses. list of which win
be given mailed upon application
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
7SS 18th st. NV.
no0o-tf,l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
JOHN F. DnNOHoE & SONS:
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 ANA AVE. Sc.

FOR RENTALS y. j. av. Sc. 6r b. $40 -
7U2 Az s.w.. large store, with Ar. b.. 30 80
72l 9Th ne Or, b. So 90 als Ist w.4r.b. Is 90
1907 Grid NV Or, b4JOO 321 NJ sw, or. II ID
los Va sw Al, b. 1850 1912 }, Sc, 5r. 10 90
125sh y Sc. Arb. 1870 Is. Leonard, 532 Al s.w.
jaS-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

1920 FLA. AVE. NV NEW rooms bath
CELLAR: FURNACE heat: nice large rooms;
5000 10 a first-class colored tenant.
MOORE 4 HILL nnc1. 1893 G ct. NV.
Ia -
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ONF w NISIfEB doCs
1912 Mass Az. OR. Abs, no
1924 18th. 3Dr. oh. g, FlO
213a r. 25r. Ib. 4, NO
1856 \ II ay.11r.3b. 100
1920 n II av. 16r. 3b. 200
1915 oath. Tor, 3b. $50
1918 \ Fl av. 12r,.3h. 1S
1912 COrcoran. 3Or. b. 100
2o01 kal. l4r. Ii. .lO)
1918 J.. l4r. h. :. 400
i12O 18th, 1T. Oh. So. 90
1449 K l av.12r.2 b. rs. 90
14O1Belmont. TT. 2b7j. 90
1919 LIANT. 1lr. 3h. 20. 90
@l4Wyomlng. Ter. b65.O5
1925 21st. Tor. b. .6S. 0U
21O goth. AR. 3b. Is 90
ll6 F, lor, b. :. .&. 90
2l23 r, Tor. cb. 5000
GIL NJ, 11r. b. -. go. IS
114s Euclid. Or. b.52.0
1885 f, 81, Ar. :. 80. 90
List of other houses at
UNFURNISHED
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Office or on application.

Office or on application.
APARTMENTS.
Elberon. Col rd &
18th NV, 5r. b. ..3S. 80
Exeter. Or, b. 90
171o 14th, Or, b. .35. 90
Greenway. Ar. b. k35. 90
Naples. Or. b, X. ..22.50
1000 ID sw, Ar. 500
Res.
18th near Grant. .70.W
513 18th .......- 80. no
1000 ID sw. 1900
18th & Kalorama. 1900
ROOMS.
Grant pl.; single rooms.
II SIS up.
from $14 up: suite 5
5. 81. $40. s15.
3 from IS to us
18th & Kalorama. Is. 90
Busch bldg. f. .O6er
527 18th, 3 is. -. .Oner
LES.
2314 18th. 1000
Oil NJ. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
HOUSES: SOME LOCATED IN THE MOST
FASHIONABLE SECTION OF THE CITY;
TYLER L RUTHERFORD Unc.) $50 18TH
ST. NV. de1S-2Sts
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-27

Washington, D. c., Sept. 27.-The
forthcoming convention of the Nation
al Rivers and Harbors congress,
which will be held in this city Decem-
Der Z. s and 9. gives. promise of ex-
ceiling in point of numbers and per-
sonnel any previous convention ever
held by the congress, the events lead
ing up to the passage of the last river
and harbor bill accentuating the needs
of comprehensive policy of inland
waterway improvements.
Representative William p. Borland
Of the Kansas City (Mo.) district who
is an enthusiastic believer in the fu-
ture of inland waterways said today:
Il believe that the time has come
when we can no longer neglect these
great natural highways of commerce.
This is especially true Of the great
Mississippi Valley, which is fortunate
In possessing such remarkable sys-
tenn OF navigable rivers.
Transportation is always the great
economic problem for inland sections
of the country. Cheap and abundant
facilities for transportation of the
great natural products of the forest,
farm and mine, not only add to the
value of all farm and city property
within the sphere of their influence,
but increase materially the growth of
natural wealth. and reduce the aver
age cost of the necessities of life in
the great centers of population.
ST ho1iovo that <horo {S ro cuhioo<
now engaging the attention of the
American people. more truly national
in its scope than the systematic, scien-
tific and permanent improvement Of
the inland waterways. l hope to see
this work undertaken on a large and
comprehensive plan, and not merely in
the way of isolated projects. 1t is a
false idea of economy to attempt to
do this great work piece-meal. 1t can
be performed, not only better, but in
the end, cheaper. If ample funds are
provided for comprehensive plan Of
improvement carried out in a prompt
and expeditions manner. The present
generation of farmers and business
men are entitled to some reward for
their liberal offering of labor and ex-
pense.
THE near approach of the compile
tion of the Panama Canal is factor
in the national importance of this sub
ject. We hope that the surplus pro-
ducts Of Central and South America
will find their way into the interior
Of the country. by means of water
transportation and furnish a basis up
on which We may build up. through
the natural operation OF reciprocity in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-27
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

n
will Man
kaoo 4
a provd
statewide prohibition
candidate Senator Frye
chancellor Knights Pha
republicans nominated A.
of
his withdrawal from the OF
Ill health.
City September 80 and October which will attended
President
and defeated nomination
Plaised
United States
Behind
University candidate
Wilson for president
within the last twenty-five
land had with the Mills BILL
land in his second Mckinley the Dngley
bill and Taft the Payne-Aldrich bill
Judge Simeon Baldwin candidate
schools
ter. He has written much legal
Former United States Senator of the ca
enlarged homestead Independent candidate
Wyoming
parties Mr. platform
Congressman
considered
State OF has leading
lower house Mr. Poindxe Memphis
graduate
Wilson,
a
sibity
specialist political
fifyfour
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-27
Consumption

Anyone interested in the cure OF
Consumption should get one of the
booklets telling of recovcries by the
use of Eckman's Alternative.
Coughs, Stubborn Colds and Ppeu-
monia may be the beginning. Of more
serious troubles-Eckman's Alternative
Is the effective remedy Read Mr.
Kanaly's statement Saratoga, N. r.
Gentlemen: For five or SIX years I
was troubled with cough and expec-
toration. / also had a high fever. My
case was declared Consumption by my
physician. I was given Cod Liver Oil.
creasote and other medicines. all with
out benefit.
At Christmas time, 1906. I was not
expected to live. Calling another ply
sician, he advised the use of Eckman's
Alternative, which ] took with excellent
results and was entirely cured
During the past year I have gained
Is lbs. I go out in all weathers and
have had no cough or cold whatever
l give these facts to encourage others
to use Eckman's Alternative"
fSigned Affidavit) James w. Kanaly.
Eckman's Alternative cures Bronchitis.
Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and Lung
Affections. For sale by A. G. Luken
e Co. and other leading druggists
Ask for booklet of cured cases and
write to Eckman Laboratory, Philade1-
phfa, Pa. for additional evidence
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-27
SHANK may RESIGN
Rumor in Indianapolis that
City Executive Win Be Sue
ceeded by Bookwalter.
OTHER RUM0RS; NO FACTS

Indianapolis. Sept. 27.-A story to
the effect that special Inducements
are to be held out to Mayor Shank to
resign has been going the rounds for
several days and has gained wide cir
culation. The story Is told with varia-
tons, one OF which Is that Charles A.
Bookwalter, former mayor 10 to sue
ceed Mayor Shank and that the latter
will leave the city q few months, os.
tensibly on account OF Ill health.
The story Is only one Of many ru-
mors that have been placed In circu-
lation since certain councilmen began
their activeness in seeking evidence
against the mayor The mayor, how
ever. is complacently denying all ru-
mors. declaring he expects to serve out
his full term OF four years.
Il wouldn't resign for 500. .O00." ." said
the mayor. "and the council can not
find enough evidence on which to Inn
peach me. So far as know am so-
ing to stay In office until my term ex-
pires.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-27
This Is My SSH Birthday
kuNo FANckE.

Professor Kuno Francke, curator of
the Germanic Museum At Harvard un-
iversity and professor of German lit
erature at the same institution, was
born in Kiel. Germany. September "a,
1855. His father was a Judge of the
supreme court of Denmark and the
son received q liberal education in
the best schools of Europe From
1882 to 1884 he was associate editor
OF the Monumental Germaniae Histor-
lea at Berlin. He became connected
with Harvard university as instructor
of German in 1884. and twelve years
later he was elected professor OF Ger
mtan literature. In 1902 when the
Germanic museum, largely through his
efforts was established at Hsrvard he
was appointed Its curator Professor
Francke 10 chevafer OF the Royal
Prussian Order Of the Red EAGLE and
OF the Royal Prussian Order OF the
Crown. He 10 the author of number
OF well known works on German liter
ature. art and social life
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-27
Heart to Heart
Talks.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nw
NEAR TO NATURE.

Il do not see how you can be content
In these quiet mountain places. know
I should almost die Of lonesomeness," I"
said young girl.
She was sincere.
Few young persons have learned to
live with themselves, aud few, young
or old. know 1.-The power Of sitting
still"
There is an art OF living in solitude.
1t Is not in the mere idleness of yawn-
ing ones life away or Of eating and
sleeping or lazy ioafng. but in dream
ing Natures dreams after her.
For Nature. always busy. is always
dreaming.
II you ind in the dream of that purl-
ing mountain stream the lesson Of
cheerfulness, II yonder giant pine
teaches you the dignity and poise Of
life. If the "languid sweetness" Of sum-
mer's noon brings a message Of abun-
dant fullness, II ''the sorrows OF su-
tumn" speak to you Of peace. il the
curtain Of night tells OF the dream OF
resting weary limbs on beds Of aspho-
DEL" you have caught old Natures clos
est secret.
Lonesome?. Why, you are company
ing with the Infinite. and human speech
10 only childish prattle.
What think you can be more miser-
able than that old age which finds no
company In solitude! For the day will
come when all epdeavor shall be bar
rem, when things OF sense give only
passing pleasure. when fruition turns
to ashes, when even fame shall be IA
tigue.
But il you held communion with
her visible forms" Nature will speak
to you' "a various language" She will
''steal upon you ere you are aware
and take away the sting OF sorrow or
the sense Of failure or the pang Of lone
liness
O. Get acquainted with Nature and your
self. go forth and list to Natures
teachings and let her put you in CON-
munion with yourself You will learn
her ways and dream her dreams. She
will solve your problem by her silence.
Lo. where is the beginning. where tho end
OF living. loving. longing? Listen, friend!
God answers with . silence Of pure gold
just as OF old.
And so shall you never fear to be
alone, for always there shall be about
you yourself and Nature and God. And
then, having learned your lesson, some
day you shall draw the drapery OF
your couIh about yon and lie down to
pleasant t1-ea',<"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-09-27

ton of the United States among the
large city countries of the world. New
York, indeed has not yet overhauled
London, the only larger city. That
transit is not due for another decade
or SO. But the other large cities of
our country, as far as yet heard from
have surged forward among the field
of foreign cities against which they
we're matched. We shall have to get
over the metropolitan habit of speak
ing of our second class cities. A
number of these are now in point
of population well ahead Of many Eur
opean capitals. Population is, the
Europeans may say, not all that make
a city. But, we are free, to say, in
are a city's first essential.
And our cities have their share and
more than their share of increase in
mere inhabitants.