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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND ONO R. R

BALTIMORE AND ONO R. R.
LEAVE NEw UNION sTaTIOH-
ROYAL BLUE NE
Every Other Hou- on ne od9 Hour
10 PHILADT1Ts- ia AND NEW YORK
NEW TERM r-ATs- I'D ST NEW YORK
20 g. u--I1-ne-. Pullman Pzrlo1 Cz--
800 a M Dire a-ad Pullman Pa-so- car.
Tll-oo a m---DiT Ct and Observation Pullman
PaEicr Csr
800 . u--'Ttoya. il1lited-'- Al Pullman
Fsve-1Jur-
1900 . u--C0a-hez q ThLa6s-oriz
SOB D ND ner ana PuIIuan Pa-lor-
-o-tJ p nl---Coeches 20 New York
-i--La y I---ICe-ers 90 New York
---5- a. u---SiecDers TO Philadelphia and CJew
ATLANTIC CITY. +7.oa. SEQ. +u.o5 a. H..
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week DAYS, . a 1a II p M
ss-. 75-GL 1880. zoe. go. -s-go $50 eco
se-7p. 1000 Il 90 a. Nh sI2-gc noon +fa-os.
F4-+5. 500 SIS $50 Fs-c3 $50 eco : 90
$50. EIc-ao. 1855. "11-S3. -I2I5 y T
Westward
CHICAGO - $50 D H.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS AND LOUIS
VILE. $50 a. IA sf-0S p. m 1870 night
PITTsBU-2C. gro a n go. $50 ?. m.
CLEVELAND. $40 ?. n
gGTT-gTET-S $50 q m
WHEELING .s.1o a m. '5.s5 ,. III.
WTNCHESTER r % 10 a m 7s-65. 800 o n
HAGERsToW ts.lo a M 800 p m
ANNAPOLIS. 30 fS-o1 a m. #1e-15 noon
HS-2G $3.50 sS-g@. and $3.50 D H.
FDaiIy- t'--Ncc-- sunday -SUnday only
TELEEF MS Al an Or he following
Ticket OIL. SO i-'' : : TEL Main 1851 s1a
station -. -.-r ofce Nam $50. Tuforn1s-
tjon Bu-es-- Sain $50
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Legal Notices.

N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
TETCT OF COLUMBIA. In re- ALFRED
MAYER BaHkrUpt- I'm Bankruptcy No. 81
To the creditors OF said bankrupt Notice Is
hereby given that on the Iplh dav % January.
1910 the said Alfred MAYER was duly ad-
dedicated bankrupt. and thar the first meet
ing or hrs creditors VIII De held at my Of
flee Room No or. Columbian Building No
u6 Flfth street y. W Washington. D. c.
on the I'D day OF January 1910 at 10
O. clock a. M at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting z E. McCALlTONT
Referee In -BaBkruptcy- Il
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Storage.

proof storage. moving, packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO, HS-20 10th St y
W. Main go iezg-tf
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Mashileton Southern RaiIwav-

Washington Southern Railway.
For RichrI5nd and points South via Fred
prirEEburE Leave Union Station daily 40
a M 1-2s g. M 1o-05 q m Has a. m
sos D. IN 80 D. ma 800 D. M 20 D m
1890 D. H. Leave week days 1-a0 T. m
s A L. Florida Limited. and 20 D m
a q L. florida Special All PlsIIuans. no
local stops Local for rreder5CkSbrI-e : p
m daily Times OF departure and co7nec-
tons NOT guaranteed. fao-+r
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Investment Properties.

SHALL INVESTMENTS that nav d. s.
room brick. 1tLh 81. Georgetown. lot Zxa5.
wtfl rent for SI-. offer $3.50 bricks REM
so price. s. GO. s-U11-u brick ne rents
SIS go price. $3.50 new O.. f1ulaE home nv q
St. -fleE hath, furnace heat. VIII rent So 5e-
price s. $685. -r. fran. a5tt ST. rent So So
price. s. E5H. MORAN O. r1DE<EERCT E4-r
and ~ g. ave- oxford building s-1-1
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Automobiles.

1909 BUICK ROADSTER. fuIEN equipped.
newly painted. in good condition, at a bar
gain CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORA
TON. Munssy Bulding. 5s9-3t
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Wanted-Lots.

80 ETE1D-C5ruunL in any desirable section
or washington city suitable rl- ding
houses o. aBartsueats- clear ground preferred
or viii take uuerr,lIu1erefi property his is
your opportunity o. Eet rid ~ thar vacant
ground Address '.sCILDEEZ-' BOX aE
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Floor Oils.

G. T HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KIII-
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright. gives them polished finish. SOC gallon
delivered Phone Main 545S. Office II3 Pa
ave =. ". GOOD FOR YOUR FURNI-
TUBE TRY IT js1O-5tC
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Watch Repairing.

EXPERT BOOKBINDING-Work OF the hIr-b-
est order guaranteed Paper ruling and mag
az-ne binding az very reasona bic prices
CHAS- H POTTER q co.
Fnq1e Main so 80 18th st y "
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURER OF Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed 10 euro CT relieve any and
all ailments. Mems complaints q specially.
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SHDEEANEE SHOP
@ So
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Wall PAPER.

ROOMS FAFEEED- s. un- mouIIi--s. %
foot. on rE'' wal LIZ PREM 1901 9th s.
Phone n 5lsI -75---z
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TypeWriters.

REBUILT T. g. Smiths Underwood Rem
inEto7- smith Premier good as new. fo-
sale and rent AZ lowest prices Typevzrfte~
and Office Supply Co. 110s - St y. w NJ ZOO
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Dress Suits For Hire.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire N T. PINES, Merchant
Tailor. COS 9Th St y " fa1-tr
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderasa prices LEON I,
moved TO S21 c y W Phone n 7I5e
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
Suburban Property.
For Sale

FINE TRACT FOR SALE-SUITABT.E F0R
SUBDIVISION; on both sides OF Connecticut
ave- north OF Chevy Chase Connecticut ave
mas recently been graded and adauIzed
J. WALTER O'BOTLE.
$50 Bond Bldg
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Dancing.

PROF d. MRS VvINDIA8I- EI6 I2ch y w
teach all dances. class Tues. Thur and
sal eve l-.t- lesson SOC SIX lessons s. 90
private lessons any hozT with music; syuaran-
tee all scholars prOfeI teachers Phone NESS
de15-rf
MISS COULTER dancing studio 65I Mass
ave NV lessons any time. soc. social dances
tuesday eE-li- IS Phone Main 1888
ja5-7t-
DAEISDoS-S- E'rsf- and Mrs 10 6th s. y w:
best AHg7n, est. lOSs. Teach al dances cor
TerL-y- lessons day or sveng- Phone n 1881:
class O. dances Tue Thur evs- Assembly
dances Natl Rifles Armorg. Wed sat evs
se14-tf
DANCING STUDIO us Eve St \ W.
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers so
clai dance Thursdays. Phone n 5Sz7-Y.
jae-tf
MRS. GLOVER. 5IS IND Phi lessons Soc:
walt & twC-step guar . lessons Class Tues.
IhurS-- sat eve -lc- Phone " 1923. de7-OOt.
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
only one taught at a time
Latest dances two instructors
.1sl5 y y ave SELECT. Phone N. SIS Y.
DELFT
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Medical.
DR.. Reed SOP SPeG ;5.5 IS

s7 YEARS Successful Practice IN IA.
cure OF Chrsuic, EsrVousr and SpeciaI
njSeaEes Of Men and " omen EEesnU
Health TO you II You SunsE
E-rorn catsrrh. OBESITY. Eheuustisul Co7-rf-
alton Piles. Threat LGDg. Brain yfeaTf
Flood and Skin Diseases. Nervous Dsb7Tir1
F-f5-lrv Disease. Bladder Troubles srs--fss
TSIood POISONING, ErUpJions. Ulcers. ~ an
r7rf,ate diseases cured for lie by -
methods
CHARGES LOW. INCLUDING MEDICINES
Private waiting Rooms for LadieE
Oaice Hours. 20 . ]. 3 % 3 sunday ~ 70 u
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Dentistry.

DOCTORS EV-ZET- DENTISTS
Dentistry IN all branches Guaranteed
s w Cor 10th and F. Entrance on 1nth-
5a5-95r
AI.VEOLAR TEETEI-PainIess lasting. Won
derfully iifeIile; bridgework OF plates IN
necessary Painless filing DR. J. /. VII
son, 1ee3 p 5yzI-tf
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Observation-Disclosures

dry S0--is stocks. ETC. Lunch room. store.
ana once IErE-1s- household furniture
2oEslt BOX 526. Times Office IaII-5t"
HD-SEEE EPEES-Or5ira-y VginEovs *
g7--- cleaned &C. each furniture repaired
-elEis1ed. v-eatIe- strips. repairs and odd
Jobs about house Postal. ELLIOTT 1915
~ y " 5as-st
BIG MONEY PAID ror furniture. carpets
also merchandise Of all kinds D NOTES
90 louisiana. o. - W. Phone Main sos
Jae-5c
AM Thing To SELLc
Include 70 ia saturdays auction sale a.
y. LER-S q10 Pa ave y W Good re-
suits Phone i-e- for wagon Ja5-s1-
CASH FOR OLD USELESS AUTOMOBILES
rubber brass machinlry- plumbing paper.
IEun- etc BAUM, 1880 II st y Z Phone
.----1-1 - Ja4-l4t-
I PAY the highest cash prices For Iadfes'
-sl--arlen's- and ChilGrsE-s cast-1fE wearing
apparel drop card. VIII call c. LIVING
STDN. l--t 9Th ST. X W. or phone North 1904
5yls-tf
VyE0,G ET-F-uruiture and carpets. contents
o. houses "a Specially. Tor Casn- fair and
square dealings. ALBACGE, 9Th and 4
deIS-tF
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing either ladies' or gents send postal
Viii call p TAESHES. 1905 7rh ST ". W
Phone North 500 ses0-tf
WANT EL-Furniturs FOR cash. sell your
goods 20 the man who gives you the most
money- See HOP GOD Sth and K je2-tf
MODERN SECONDHAND furniture b5J!EhJ
al 1915 18th ST.. also cast on clothing j. SER
70 store Phone k asnsley a. Norm sE5I
Se2g-9lt
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T'Sr-I- only F-lH- paving excellent snap
cas- terms TECENTON 1913 Pa ave Wv
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Storage Batteries

We LEND TOC BATTERY while r.
charging yours Price recharge, &c. Batteries
rented for Sl-50 a month. including racharg-
i1s- Repairins5 all makes. economical prices
Wither5ee Isnite- Co, sI I4th 81, Room 8
ce.--r-t
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doing Iu7 business Wei. stocked biz oDupr-
-rr--v -1 quick buyer =rI 18th ST. IS T.
.rrr---r
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new furniture SO over rent price $685. part
down. balance 20 suit EIg "a ST. y. "
51Lg-2-T
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Workingmen's Wants.

save You money. see Us 90 we see Won
through got lot Of tailored slightly used
working coats and vests a. 81 90 and s. with
yvelr IN 'em- Tot boys Ove-coafs. $50 and
81 one price only JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
SO = \ " 4.
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FOR SALE-A SACRIFICE.

one acre Of rich land. all clear IN grass
'sduLlfglly located one square from cars In
e thriving subdivision CJst owner 500. for
cash VII take 500
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9lA-roon house nearly new. Iatrobe heat
- * Water and shade. one square from
~ lots r-Ira 20
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FOR SlT--A moving picture rr-z-er doing
go. business good reason Tor selling good
location For particulars address BOX 1g5.
Times Office faIr-gfs
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MARKETS

CASTRO
t-strE0E7U- and E'alULs.- makes troubles Nv
Tells all you wish to know Gives names
Never fails Low fee open 10 TO s. Don't
ring walk w sl- X 81 n W. near Hippo
E-U-I0- FaE-fr
5a- MADAME CATHERINE 81 D
FaIu.s- and Card Reader. tells al Eou wish
t' know concerning business or foye affairs
#s =-r 81 n W Earr-rg
MADAM READ. 5l5 I-th ST.
SCIENTIFIC Tl-.lTT~TTsE TEF-T-TT-
Free readings with each lesson Learn To
-FI EouT own and others fortunes JaG--t-
MADAME CATHERT,-E ~ g---sE--7--5
English Faiulist and Card Reader. VII EI-=
100 readings fer ~ cents this week 10 anyone
hrlu-nE this Al 5gs 9Th ST. y " js2-tf
MRS p LUSBE
PaIwtsrry ana systematic card readings
references To ability given positively
ladies' only. Il G. IA t5 $50 j. m 1ss Nevv
York ave y W d-I-tr
NINE MARCIA
As--1' oyer. 1903 r. 81 3 W. c-a1rv0yan-.
advises on al affairs Of Ifre- satisfaction
guaranteed IS years successful practice
oc-9-elr
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Miscellaneous

MAX BROTSGY g. son Mirror Nanufac-
turerss resilvcriuE. reRildiaE. bsyeI-1g- Phoue
Main 59---N ~. l. 81 X " dez0-z&t
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DIR. NICHOLSON 5'35 \ 81
Nervous disease. Sciatics, Goitre ES-ze7uz
Rheumatism Cs-arTh. All diseases OF elthsr
sex lowest charges. personal attention. Coz
trseted dissase cured ye-y quickly nOz-tf
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Business Opportunities.

=
= EET.Ia Bile PARTY win 81 90 and serv-
ices can secure a splendid opportunity buy
1aS rre-la-r interest Ions established
profitable UaIE known Local business BOX
-. Times orlce- lte
FOR SaT=--A moving picture rr-z-er doing
go. business good reason r1r selling good
location For particulars address BOX 20.
FOR SALE-vEor5 and coal yard cash traEe-
co-u- a nice business SOD Address r. IL
c. Times Once. 5all-5-1
SHOEMAKER SHOP
3 s. y = 5a-l-5t'
EoFET$E HOUSE, corner central y.
~. making money -s'- value -rr--.-- SO
-+# -ofl-E rsrsl. -l-l1-rr F 50. .H-a-
tom good trade Cheap re-------------- 30
CAFE and IuucE-Ur-E- 18Th S. -r-E.llu-
handsomely equipped snap a-----.--.--- %
BOOMING HOUSE near Library ana
Capitol always fl-el- cheap fo--.------ s.
TAILORING business -l-h ST. n W.
-rr1 paying stand quick saIa-.-.----.-.. So
t..f-t-. az. ---.-i.l 9--.-. s... me s.a--.
.H suburbs. on ear IUe- rulE.-.----.----- $40
4.N .ttEgoa, uear p s. Market cheap
T-1-- sales s.. daily bargain ----------- SO
= EfTEsI.a BILE and fruit stands In whole
sale district GLe team H~lra------------ so
GROCER and fruit srere- near Conn
ave- cheap -eur- E17E Esas-.---...--..- 80
carr IN wen located ant large -sr
E-EEE .aai15rS- sa----..z ----------.----- 80
f7FiHE'F1EEE- corner 5r EF-- Pleasant little
opposition sales So i.g----------------- 60
DAIRY IrN'H- E0a3 section n W.,
corn Err Eit|'ET-a y W. worth
$500 good team and stock saCriti~a--- 100
Ei-Ae~SLT HOTEL near Union Sea-iru7
cheap rent - -1nI--- ru-I-l1E---------- 100
CLT-E FCoLECDN- Ia ave -o1a-iau-
cheap rent clearing Enrf money! 1850
BILLIARD urrIr.r1.. and cigar store
corner r1 business ST. IS N.-----.-.---- = so
2JEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, rf-s F.
jale-2t
IRONING ROUSE u rooms: all filed
new furniture so over rent. price SOS part
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The result of the Denver cleo
tion, which was of national and in
ternational Importance, by reason OF
the fact that Denver, a western city.
where woman suffrage prevailed and
city OF metropolitan attainments. was
testing the question OF voting out the
saloon, presented a surprise only in
the large majority for the vets The
woman vote did not put the city dry
1t is a question whether the result
would have differed greatly II woman
suffrage had not been effective. The
experience OF those in charge OF the
campaigns for the two divisions tailed
IN this. that the woman voter voted
very much as the male member OF the
family voted. The woman voter was
found on both sides. No doubt larg-
er number OF the woman votes went
dry" than of the male votes, but the
percentage was not large.
The strength OF the wet" movement
came from the conviction Of thousands
that to vote Denver dry" would be to
do the city injury. 1t Is a convention
city, a tourist city and city OF resi-
dence. One of the most potent argu-
ments brought forth was that conven-
tions OF Importance. national gather
ings, would not care to come to city
where hotels were prohibited from
serving liquors.
On the ethical issue 1t was contend
ed with much force that voting out the
public or legal sale OF liquor would not
abolish altogether the sale and con-
sumption of liquor but that the de-
mand would be supplied by illegal
means.
The franchise sought by the Denver
Union Water Company was defeated
by the taxpaying electors Tuesday.
What will follow as a result will de-
pend upon what the voters did with
reference to the charter amendments.
dealing with the water question.
There is a possibility that II the
Speer water amendment for business
settlement of the water question Is
adopted there may be an effort made
TO keep the matter out of court; but
it looks as il litigation would result
over the company's position or over
the charter amendments. In all prob
ability the first move will be made by
a bondholder of the company, in ask
ing for receiver for the company, in
order to protect the property of the
company.
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FOREIGN.

1t is learned that the accounchemen,
OF Queen Victoria of Spain is expected
within month.
Commander Peary lectured Sunday
before the Geographical Society. King
Victor Emanuel, the Duke of tho
Abruzzi and Marquis di San Guiliano.
minister of foreign affairs. were pres.
ent.
The commission appointed April 20
to inquire into the expulsion of Jews
residing Illegally in Kiev, Russia. and
elsewhere outside the pale, has fin.
ished its labors. Eleven hundred and
fifty cases have been Investigated.
One hundred and seventy families will
be allowed to remain and possibly an
additional thirty when the list has
been revised.
Daniel Kinet, the Belgian aviator,
at Mourmelon, France, Sunday broke
the worlds record for an aeroplane
flight with passenger, remaining in
the air for two hours and fifty-one
minutes. At Chalons Sur Marne on
April 8, Kinet made q flight with pas.
senger Of two hours and twenty min.
utes. Previous to that Orville Wright
held the record. having remained in
the air at Berlin last September with
= passenger for one hour and thirty
five minute.
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King Soiomon's Big Lead Strike

Frisco.-At 1000 feet in the King
Solomon Tunneling and Development
Company has encountered six-fooi
streak of what is known as steel gl
lena ore running seventy per cen;
pure lead. The vertical depth is about
1000 feet The GRE Is exceedingly
heavy and is very close grained. The
vein is true fissure vein. running di
agonally up and down through igneous
rock. The ore is rich in other miner
ais besides lead. A typical analyst
by Denver assaying firm shows the
total values to run over $50 ton. Tha
sample contained $50 worth Of gold
SIS to $40 worth of silver and as high
as $40 worth of copper. Samples ran
as high as $50 in gold. $40 in silye.
and $40 in copper.
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]. w. Van Cleave. former president
of the National Manufacturers Asso-
citation. died OF heart disease at his
home in St. Louis Sunday.
Thirty-six negro convicts lost their
lives early Monday. when the stockade
OF the Red Feather Coal company at
Lucille, Ala, was destroyed by hre,
set by one Of the prisoners in an effort
to escape.
William E. Hudson OF James A. Pat
tens grain Arm, Bartlett, Patten &
Co., was held to the federal grand
jury at Chicago on Monday for Iefus-
ing to give certain information to a
census enumerator.
Albert H. Walker, a New York law,
yer, has issued pamphlet in which
he charges that the Reading railroad
has robbed" the Independent coal
miners and owners along its lines OF
$500. 900 in less than thirteen years
by violations of the interstate com
merce act.
John D. Rockefeller, always popular
among the people OF Tarrytown. n. Y.
where he lives, is adding to that pop
ularity this spring by his fondness
for taking his friends and neighbors
out driving. Not a pleasant day goes
by without the oil king inviting some
| OF them, men, women and children. to
ride with him in automobile or car
riage, and 1t 10 safe to say that the in
vitations are seldom declined. for his
vehicles are the best to be had, and
the drives around Tarrytown are beau
tiful. Mr.. Rockefeller, before starting
for ride, always dons paper vest.
declaring 1t a great protection against
colds. and he insists that his guests
do the same. After the ride he re-
fuses to take back the garments. and
Tarrytown may be found a paper vest
| preserved as a souvenir of a delight
full ride with the multi-millionaire.
John A. Ryerson, prominent Chicago
business man, jumped from the thir.
teenth floor OF the Chamber of Com.
merce building Monday night and was
instantly killed.
Announcement was made at Dayton
Ohio. Tuesday, that the Wright broth.
ers will attempt to better Paulhan's
long-distance aeroplane feat by flying
from Dayton to Chicago.
Federal investigation Of the sinking
| Of the packet City OF Saltillo in the
Mississippi river at Glen Park, Mo-,
Wednesday, with loss Of twelve
lives, will soon be made.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States on Monday failed to announce
decision in the corporation tar cases
The court fixed June IA as the date fol
the rehearing Of the Tobacco and
] Standard Oil cases.
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Minor Mention.

Odd Fellows have organized lodge
at Grover.
The Baptists are organizing a con
gregation at Kirk.
The Evans town council has stopped
Sunday baseball there.
Ground has been broken for Anto-
nito's new flour mill.
School at Eagle has been closed on
account of scarlet fever
Frederick E. Cole has been appoint
ed postmaster at Arriba.
The gun club at Genoa is preparing
for a tournament on the 2Sth.
Romeo's new hotel will cost over
500 900. The contract has been let.
Clifton has petitioned the postoffice
department for a rural mail route.
Scott league and Oren Gray OF
Yampa bagged four bears in two days
last week.
The Greeley Public Fairgrounds AS
sociation has been incorporated, not
for profit
The Logan County Sunday School
convention will be held in Sterling,
May 25th.
Lamar sportsmen have organized a
trap club and have held their first reg
ular shoot
Lake Crosho, eight miles from Yam
pa, is to be improved with fine no
tel. launches, etc.
Colorado Springs census guessers
believe that city will show a popula-
ton of 54,237
The town of Limon has passed an
ordinance taxing real estate dealers
5000 a year.
Richard O. Jones, a resident of Mon
tezuma since 1874. died there at the
age of seventy-four.
The mail service from Craig to
Baggs, Wyo.. will be changed back to
three times a week.
A Fowler farmer has pig which ap-
peared on earth with only three legs.
And pork SO high, too.
Miss A S. Jones of Sheridan Lake
has invested in a gasoline plow and
put it to work on her land.
One hundred acres of ground at
Steamboat Springs is being set with
100000 strawberry plants.
The Park County Cattle Growers
association will hold its annual meet
ing at Fairplay on the 2Sth.
boosters club has been formed at
Derby to acquaint the world at large
of the advantages of that section.
Yampa people will build good road
to Trapper's lake, one OF the most
famous resorts in the state.
Mrs. Helen Sill Of Gunnison was
elected department president Of the
W. r. c. at Grand Junction last week.
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GEN e RAJ.

Four Italians. a man. his wife and
their two children. lost their lives in
a fire that destroyed a Brooklyn tene-
ment Sunday.
The B'nai Birth convention, in ses-
sion in St. Louis, urged Jews to boy
colt theaters where their race is bur
lesqued
By order Of Mayor Gaynor. the
play "The Girl With the Whooping
Cough" in which Valeska Suratt was
starring, has been taken off the
boards at the New York theater.
Rioting followed the initiation Of a
kosher meat strike at Cincinnati on
Monday. Angry women invaded mar
kets, threw kerosene on the stock and
attacked other women who had bought
meat.
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THE VOICE OF CONSCIENCE
Michael keenIy Surmised Possibilities
Of Action Under the Circum-
stances.

Late one afternoon Michael F1anni
gan and Dennis O'Rourke met upon the
avenue. Mike was considerably under
the weather.
"Moike," asked O'Rourke, why don't
yez brace up. and lave the drink
alone?"
olive thried, Dinnie. but the jobs
too big for me-"
'Thry this once more. Moike. Here's
a church forninst US. Go in there. old
man, and confiss and take irish start
I'll wait outside"
He waited until he was tired. then,
peering into the darkened building.
said In a horse whisper:
"Moike!"
"Phwat?"
Have yez confissed?"
"Oi have that"
Where's the prast?"
"'E gorrah, Dinnie, and OF think he's
gone out to call a cop."-Success Mag
azine.