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81. H. W.
1888 9th nw.9r. b.. 80. sc
1l6-l22 Quincy ne.
1r, b. 80. 81
1919 Fairmont, Or. BIS. sc
81 18th ne. 6r, b. .25.5
1910 q Sc, Orb. .1S.5n
324 18th Sc, 7r,b. 1880
$40 Florence ne,
6r. b. .l7.5f
81 Myrtle ne. 6r,b.17.no
1919 W NV. 6r. .lj.:JO
STABLES L. GARAGES
Rear 2023 G.. .25. OF
1871 w, shops. 10. 90
FLATS.
171S 14th NV, 6r. b. $3.50
1915 9th NV. sr.b h. .25. sc
26 T ne. Or. b, flats. .23. 80
IT'S 14th NV, 3r. b. 20. 80
houses and apartments
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
ON ANY OF THESE APARTMENTS
LIEBERMANN & HAwN.
1903 F ST. NV.
THE ROCKINGHAM,-
1917 Rhode Island Avenue
(runs through to street,.
ALL FACING STREET
These apartments will appeal to those who
appreciate solid comfort and efficient service.
rooms and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40. 90
FIRST. s Class LAS sERvIaE: WHITE JANiToR;
NIGHT WATCHMAN: ELEVATOR SERVICE
hokcH To krcHEE dF EACH rnA
THE MIsslssIPPI.--
1896 w STREET NV.
Ho Ts:. i 1f FLATS $50 or aR ROOMS
AND BATH. $3.50 AND 5000.
ALL FisHhs on o az SIDE ROOMS
LOOKING OFT on FINE LAWN
GOOD JANITOR SERVICE.
Convenient TO best service In city.
THE SYCAMORE
New and exclusive apartment house,
1924 So STREET NV.
SPLENDID IochT f"' SE sar ' 'aRMy ROW."
anu RENT nj" SEQ ssa "a1 TO " sio
GOOD JANIToR SERVICE; PHONE IN BLDG.
Side steps aud porches for tradesmen.
THE CLIFFBOURNE-.
1883 Calvert st. nv,
Washington Heights.
MOST REASONABLE RENTS
CONSIDERING LOCATION AND CLASS
OF HOUSE
and room and ha tn housekeeping fats
FIRsT-cLAss APARTMENT House.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK VALLEY
Convenient TO all cars.
ELEVATOR. JANlToR. NIGHT wATCHMAN.
THE wOODLEY-
Columbia rd. and Mintwood pl.
r r""ms a snd b BARN 5000
-1Go3 18TH STREET.
AND 1919 q, sTkEET.-
Overlooking Letter Residence.
r rooms and and bath. s saS o oo
NON HOUSEKEEPING FLATS
-lIl6 18TH ST. AND 716 nth SIT
HOT-WATER HEAT. JANITOR SERVICE.
3 rooms and bath
RENT, SIS 100 AND 5000 PER MO-
---l7e5 WILLARD ST.
Two-familv fats.
rooms and bath. $40 so
rooms and bath. ....................$ 22 30
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
1903 STREET.
nos. l7l5-17I7 4TH ST. N.W.-TWO-FAMILY
OATS: rooms and bath: heated by latrobes:
In drst-class condition: rents reasonable.
THOS. T. FISHER a. CO., Inc,
73S 18th st.
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". II. WALKER. 100 18TH ST. NV.
TNFI-RNISHED


UNFINISHED.
1883 r. |. ave. NV. 1or. aud baths. SI5.d 90
llG6 18th ST n W. 10 rooms and bath. -. %
1431 Clifton NV. 10 rooms. . baths. 800
llO4 Col. rd.. 10 rooms. bath. ... ~. %
1926 18th st. NV. Tor. and . baths. 49,. 5000
1854 st. NV. 10 rooms. . baths. $3.50
ZOOS Monroe st. NV, Tor. and bath. 49,. ~. 90
1914 Girard st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. 5000
400 Belmont st NV 11r. and bath 80 o
2lO4 18th st NV 10 rooms and bath so. %
l14S Corcoran St. rooms and bath. 80. AZ. -
1902 Ist st NV, rooms and bath. -. 81. 20
1900 9th st. NV, . rooms and bath. -. 32.50
34l5 Mt. Pleasant rooms bath ...... 80 -
6;.l G ST. ne. . rooms. bath .......... 800
22A5 1ith St NV. II. and bath jfstD. o.. .';.Jo
21S I'd st. s.w.. 10 rooms. ............. 300
81 rooms and hath. ........... 2t.Jo
1909 y. Cap. ST.. 5r. and bath tfat. pa
81 Myrtle ST. ne q rooms and bath 1o.Je
APARTMENTS.
THE ALNYN. lss2 Col I'd.
4 rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. 40
THE HENRY LEE. ) II. !. ave. NV.
1 rooms and bath. ...............s....-... II 30
Gas. electric light, telephone.
OFFICE ROOMS
l4il q ST. NV.
} rooms. ID floor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
3 rooms I'd floor Observation-Disclosures. $500
SECOND NATIONAL BANh BUILDING.
Rooms single suite. S14.DJ up
10 18TH ST NV.
Rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 500 and up
STORES.
2o03 18th ST. n. store ........-... $500
22Oo 18th n.w..........-.... .-......... 800
". II. WALKER. 100 18th st. NV.
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TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
mo heat furnished


14t6 14th 81. NV, and bath IS. %
eth and l. SITS NV. II rooms and bath 49, 90
1903 Park I'd, list floor 5r. and b. "a so
T41o Chaplin 81 od floor s rooms - 30. 80
1879 Irving st. I'd door. sr. and bath. 1880
1850 Monroe ST Cd floor ;r and b., 80. so
1887 st. NV. cor. fat I'd d.. er.. b. $3.50
1Ts ls IAN St n,w s. 20 ID aoo, .oo,,. soGS
!. 1875 Irving st. NV. LIST f.. 5r.. D.. I.5
1sas Monroe St. 1st floor. er and b.. 273o
1890 Chapin st. NV. 1st floor. sr.. b.. E6
1911 Kalorama rd.. LIST floor. 5r and b.. q 80
'l4s4 Chaplin st. NV. ID floor. rooms. 21.5o
I4s4 Chaplin st. 1st floor. rooms. e %
2s2s 1sth 81. NV. LIST floor. sr and b. $3.50
1854 Willard st. NV. % a.. Or and b. $3.50
1865 Willard ST. I'd floor Or and b.. $3.50
1885 It st. NV. I'd floor. Or. and 3d.. 300
is4 Tenn. ave. 1st floor: Or. and b.. 200
1929 18th st. NV. 1st floor. rooms. $500
j. 7 81. No.. 2f floor. q rooms. ...--.. = 80
221e ST. NV. 1st floor. 5r and b.. 24.50
1865 Willard. FL floor. Or. and bath. $50
6Si T 81. ne. LIST floor 5r and bath 200
Ills 1th St NV NV. I'd door. rooms. $50
- Todd pl. III floor :, rooms. ........ 2l.,o
2s12 18th Il. NV. I'd floor. 3r: and b.. 2. 81
So Todd p b., ne FL door. Or. and b.. 2i.so
81 81 Sherman ave NV ID H. A. h. 2o %
1l6 st ne. ID floor 5r. and b.. 2o5o
2sfa Sherman I'd floor. 4 rooms and b. 1880
1917 Sd ST. NV. rooms. 20.5O
2s Todd pL ne, I'd floor 6r. and b.. 1000
81 Fla. ave. NV. LIST floor. ......... 1880
lie T. ST. ne. LIST floor. 4r. and b.. 1880
2so5 Sherman ave. NV I'd a.. Ar & b 1s.oo
1910 23d 81 NV III foor : rooms 1880
1910 2Sd st. NV. 2d floor. 5r. and b.. 1880
1911 oath st. NV. LIST floor. Ar. and b. 1880
~, Sherman ave. Isi floor. 4 rooms. SIS
2s1s y st. NV. LIST floor Ar. and b.. 1870
III 7th St NV. Sd floor ......... 1900
AL Tenn. ne, LIST floor. Ar. d.. 1880
Gas Florence St. rooms and hath. 1880
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-A HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE,
with side lights. downtown, just of 10th ST.
Contains 10 and bath and IL perfect
condition Immediate possession Rent. $40.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.J, vlO 14th nv.
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FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS AND FLATS.

fOh hEN1-
ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS AND FLATS.
ALL SECTIONS.
1888 18th ST.. 10 rooms and bath. $50. 90
1919 X st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 30. 90
1911 Irving St. rooms and bath. 81. 80
1241 eth ST.. 13 rooms and bath 50. 90
2091a 18th s.w.. Z rooms and bath. %. 80
4Oa Eye st. ne. rooms and bath. 20. 80
9.6 G. st. s.w., I rooms and bath. 20. SD
1920 Prospect ave. NV. u rooms. 1900
FLATS.
1903 Stb NV, : rooms and bath. 10 30
$50 II ne. rooms and bath, heat. 81. 90
1901 list wv, LIST ffocr. 5 rooms and bat p 30
1871 d ST. Ne, rooms and bath. -. q 90
3OS 18th Sc I'd floor, rooms and bath. %. 30
1923 D st. ne. rooms and bath. 1000
As Q NV, rooms and bath. 20. 80
AT 9th Sc, LIST floor. = rooms and bath 1900
81 NV, rooms and hath ......... 1880
COLORED TENANTS
1927 Simms alley II. 4 rooms. ....... $50
STORES.
1915 II st. NV. DIX 40. ............ 200 90
1920 n. Y. ave-. stories and cellar. .2Op.o 90
1921 Ga ave-. store and fiat .......... $500
SO4 4th ne, 15N27, heat ......-........ 100
SOC 4th ne. 15x22. heat 1890
Call for list published every Monday.
A. F. FOX CO., Established 1876,
Rental Agents. 1911 II n
FOR RENT-14 Sd ST NE; s ROOMS AND
bath: good condition: rent. 5000. Key at
IL Sd st. ne, or apply to OWNER, 1923 18th
n W.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOR RENT-SToNE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

;Heat furnished)
i5071sna 10th St l2r and baths: $500 90
The Hartford. 1915 Clifton ST. NV, NO.
2. rooms and bath. ..:... 90 .oe
ssfhe Hartford I3i5 Chiffon St. ar, b.. $500
soTh,s Tulane .i0o 18Th 81 1r b. . 42.I
Tie Trueman. 1850 PARK I'd. Sd A.. 6r. 40 81
y fCo7 Monroe ST nv Ist a. 5r and b. 81 so
TIE IroounfS I4In VI at NV. Sr.. IS 90
st, rooms iSG and bath '.' w. $500
rooms and bath 4............. $500
The Iichhart i5s Mass ave. NV,
rooms and bath $, nn
The Redwood 1891 Corcoran 5r and b. $500
l4a5 Newton ST. 81 floor front, 4r-... 81. 80
sroms and h,.b $3.50
TIE Chester 40 % - NV sr b. 70 10
Tho Marguerite I477 Newton St. Ar, b 80. 50
3sba 1lth 81 W. Isl floor. 5r and b. $40
Tho Frederick 1 rooms and bath 49, 50 On
Tho Redwood. 1881 Corcoran. Ar. b.. 30 M
1923 LIST ST NV. I'd floor. Or and b.. 5000
$500 Y 81 NV I'll door 81. and bath. 27.5o
The Parkside. 11I6 c5th st. NV. list
noor rooms and bath. N.5O
The Turin. 1924 18th St NV. 3r. and b. $50
eos n 81. NV. I'd floor. ar. and b.. 27.50
Second floor. EOS st. NV. Ar and b. e 50
The Ellsworth 623 I'd st ne. 6r. b.. 80
The Rryn Mawr. 1916 Z. ..... $50
2o6 p It. nv. LIST floor. 4r. and D.. $3.50
The TIkley, 1870 L ST. NV Ar and b.. 2s. so
oil F. 81 NV 81 floor Ar and b. Is %
TIL" Newport. 2l64 Fla. are. NV. Ar. b. p 90
$40 9th st. NV. ID a.. Ar and bath. % 90
1e33 1st 81 NV ID floor. Or. and b. e. 90
ele New York ave. NV. 3r. and 3d.. 25.0o
SIT l1th ST NV rooms and bath $500
The spokane Jol nth 81 ne 5r q 90
The Parkview. $40 Irving St. Ar and b. 1000
The Saratoga. 9TH and East Cap. 2r. 1880
BTONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave- NV.
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THE NAPLES.
Newly decorated; detached building: light
rooms: electric elevator; cafe: phone In each
apartment; public reception room.
REDUCED RENTS.
rooms and bath $50. so
rooms and hath. front. ..........-... $3.50
rooms and bath. rear. $3.50
MOORE FILI. HncD 1898 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-6R. AND BATH, FOR 5000; I'D
floor: steam heat; plenty of hot water all the
time; gerches: telephone; = square from car
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
KENESAW APARTMENT HOUSE
Corner 18th and Irving SITS NV.
Furnished and unfurnshed. bachelor and
housekeeping: all rooms outside, large and
sunny: from one room and bath up Fireproof;
high-class; 3 elevators: constant Office service.
Location unequaled, open on all sides conven-
lent both car lines Large cafe on main floor,
excellent food and service. moderate rates.
Inspection welcomed.
s. H. BRIANT. Manager.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-WE HAVE IMMEDIATE BUYERS
for unimproved ground in all sections of city.
Please give full particulars at once. w. II.
WALKER. 72J 18th st. NV
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NE MAIN 2O29.
S16 9Th ne, Or. 81. 80
1857 Marion NV. Grill. 90
730 9Th nw.2r apt. 35.O
1916 18th NV, 4r..1S.0O
1903 10th NV. store.
1r IL. so
Fendall bldg. Office rms
Gg 18th NV. Office rms
1i10 q st. NV.
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FOR RENTrBY JORDAN & CO: dNC).
Eidridge <. Jordan. Bert T. Amos.
1929 st. NV.
UNFINISHED.
e23 NJ. Or. .s15.50 1850 Ore av, Tor b. IS I'D
317 G me- Or, b. .21 so 1852 Ore av. Tor. b 50 90
Biz 9th ne. Or. b. 25. so 1854 Ore av Tor b. as 80
$40 Quincy. Or b.32. so 1906 18th NV Sr b. so 90
800 22d, Or. b. 80. 81 2464 Wis av Sr b. 40 so
1850 goth. lOr. b. 80 800 G ne. 6r b. %. 50
1850 Willard Sr, b37. so 1876 G ne Or b. q 30
1912 10th. Or. b..42.5O
APARTMENTS.
Heat and ianitor service
The Alton 2Oi6 P. 1912 II. Or. b. =. % 80
Ar. b. 300 5O7 10th, Ar h. %. 30
Ar. b...-...... so Madeira. 7O7 22d
Seneca. 627 Err h21 90 5r. b........ 30. 90
1905 q NV, bachelor The Lester. 2132-34 +.
apt, 3r, b. 30. 90 6r, b. 81 30
APARTMENTS.
Heat not furnished.
1874 Monroe NV. 1924 9th. 5r, b. $3.50
5r, b. .27.3o
COLORED TENANTS
2421 Va. ave. NV. rooms. ........... Is 50
81 Pierce ST., rooms. ............,l5 80
STORES
'Os s :!eFs M F Fla .y I'd
91S 14th, store & o. II NV. sto :r. - ono
floors above. 5000 14OS Irving. $500. 20. II
SO7 llth. 1000 1927 Pa av NV. 20 90
5O7 10th. f.sto % 2O13 Ga av. feed
1923 n av.... 1880 store, coal yard. 80. 90
81 Fl nv, Or store. 400
OFFICES
Heat light and janitor service.
TOT G NV, No IA. $50 1905 G...o Is 90
100 18th. 2r. 1000 1905 G. 2r. 81. 50
702 9th NV. $500
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD S. WESCOTT,
1907 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENr-TELEPHO
1862 Kenyon NV.
12r So. GO
1910 II NV. Sr. Al 90
l719 willard NV,
11r $500
1892 S NV. 11r. 500
1907 COrcoran NV.
1lr ............ 35. 30
WILLIAM X.
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THE DORCHESTER.
18th st. and Md. ave. s.w.
Rooms. S. up.
Heat and hot water.
THE ASTORIA.
Sd and q SITS. NV.
Rooms. SIS up.
Heat. light, hot water
and elevator.
Phone Line. 1860.
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THE NAPLES. us 10TH ST.

THE NAPLES. us 10TH ST.
Newly decorated. detached building. light
ruon!S. electric elevator cafe phone in each
apartment. public reception room; de-
paFImentS.
REDUCED RENTS.
= and bath ..-..........-.......SSS So. so
< rooms and bath front. ................ 81. so
!, and Ia 80. so
MOORE HILL. tInc.i 1893 G. ST. NV.
FOR KENI-TWD NEW GROOM AND BATH
apartments; beautifully decorated: reasonable.
inquire on premises 1142 L st. NV. "a
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j. C. WELDON & co. e2i f. CAP. ST.


HOT SIS.
S1f NC av se.Sr. bs.5.e0 aus 9TH ne. Or. b..21 20
ii I'd ne. l2r. h. .!.lu Boz II 81. Or. L.. 20. -
III 18th ne 6r h.:so. % E:.,S Is So Gr. b. p.1D
i19 NJ av SO. 1nr bs,..U 1G9 9TH -. 1r. b.2a. 30
"A Sd ne Sr. h.. 100 eDi gth ne. 6r. b. 2o.5n
34S7 Holmead nv. 232 18th Sc. 6r. b.lS.to
6r. b......... 80 1879 u Sc. Or. b is 90
31o NC NV fr, BIS. 30 Cpl 9th ne 6r. h.lS..0
CAB u Sc 6r. b. 30 SO 18th So, Or. h. 1870
2io 10th re. 7r, h.26 80 i02 1lth Sc. Gr. b.ls.Jn
706 4 ne. ar. h. 1850 2ll 18th Sc. Or, b.l 80
s35 r ne. Or b. ...;i.oJ l6l5 \ Sc. Or, b.1f-Jo
$50 l1th ne. ar. b %. 20 14i3 Sc av se.6r. bl6.o
GIG NC ay Sc Sr b.. 90 III Hickman. Or. b16.3o
800 10th se CIR 10 $500 :is Sti ne. 6r. b.. Ii. 10
10th Sc. 6r. h. .2::.50 11Z2 Il Sc. Or. b.. 10 90
634 ne. 1r. b.. 10 IFS Sc. 6r, b.. t5..Io
1ol6 r ne Or b. - ~ 525 II ne Or. Is 10
Pas 10th ne. 6r b.22-5p 1o3 18th ne. 5r. b. 800
3l9 18th ST. 6r b-22.5o 1870 Kramer ne, 6r.
$50 18th ne. 6r b.22.J0 .-...-....-.. 1i,a0
3O7 4 Sc, Or, b.. LOO &1213 4th Sc, 5r. $50
FLATS.
622 ne. 12r. 2h.50.o0 1927 u Sc. 5r. b. 1900
1912 Mass av sc, 5r. 65S Morton ne Ar hi 80
b ............ .215o 23SL2 III. ne, Ar. b. IL. "a
so2 + ne 5r. b. 30 SO 17lo Sc. Ar. b..1o,to
600 Ia ay ,5r. Il. 1880 1853 l. ST. Ar. b.. 1000
APARTMENTS.
21S Ith Sc 5r l.. so 30 |. Cap 3r b. %. 90
Glendower. -sr. h.2'.'o - I'd NJ" 4r. b.. 22.5p
1871 q ST N.w.----R0o,I AID BATH BRICK
hous..; southern exposure. room for automobile;
Soi 30 10 permanent tenant. Apply 1903 18th
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For RENT-DoW NToWN LOCATION.
J16 VI STREET y. W.
= rooms aud bath
RENT, $3.50 PR MONTH.
LIERERM & HAWN. 1893 + ST.

and = mats. 81 ~. bp
1914 l4th NV. sto
and = Hats HOOD
: Iowa cir.i2r. h. 1910
1913 l2th nv. 5r.hTo 40
1924 18th NV. Tor. bi5. ~,
"a 18Th NV Or. Il. hai 30
21lo l. nv. 5r. sto. 80 90
~ X ne. Or. b. 30. 30
6t6 9Th sw, ar, b. 2i.5o
Sas 1st NV. 1r. b. $50
1o6 18th NV. 2r. be5.oD
1908 AZ sw. store.
or fat. b go
3l4 Seaton ne. tir, h.5. 30
1oS 1th sw. store. 20. 30
SIS 1th Sc. Or. sto. 80
80 Seaton ne ,6r. h23. 30
300 Fla av nv. 5r. b2O. ~
1928 + NV. Off rm2o. 10
32aS 18th NV, sto. 2o.o0
JOHN QUINN CO.
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THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY. S
APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE VERNON i774 L ST. N.W.-ELEGANT
fiat I'd floor. 5 rooms and hath. MI: ianitor
service. etc: fine neighborhood Apply 9i5
r. l. ave n "
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-03-16
Difference in Taste.

The taste and odor of bananas
ripened before cutting are very diff
ferent from what one finds in the ba-
nanas cut green and ripened after
arrival in northern localities. This
fact is leading to the development of
a new industry in drying tho fruit
before shipment to Europe. Green
bananas are found to contain 80 per
cent. of starch and 3 or per cent.
of sugar; the ripe fruit, 70 per cent.
of sugar-of which 40 per cent. is
saccharose, or cane sugar; and 80
per cent. invert-sugar, or honey
sugar-and only 2 per cent. of
starch; and in dried bananas neither
saccharose nor starch is found, the
remaining starch having been con-
verted into saccharose and the sac
charose into invert-sugar. The dried
banana powder, which can be sold at
a low price, which is especially
recommended for children, on &C
count of it's sugar.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-03-16
Where Advertising Pays.

In travelling through the country
one cannot but notice that signs
-billboards and other similar adver-
tising is not nearly so popular as it
was some years ago. At one time
to the great Disagreement of the
landscape, nearly every conspicuous
spot bore an advertisement extolling
the virtues of somebody's goods. 1t
is not so now. 1t has been abandon
ed not for sentimental reasons, for
business pays little regard to senti-
ment, but because experience proved
that that kind of advertising did not
pay.
Of all the many kinds of advertis-
ing to which business men resort for
the exploiting of their trade it has
been conclusively proved to the salts
faction of the great majority that
the kind which pays best, in bring
ing Immediately profitable and per-
manent returns, is that which appears
in the columns of a home paper.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-03-16
Blease Names Another.

Florence, March 7.-Since the pub
lication of the fact that the govern
or's appointee on the board of as
SCISSORS for Tans Bay township as the
successor to j. Sanders Mckenzie,
whom the delegation recommended
for reappointment, did not reside in
the township the governor has made
another appointment not recon-
mended by the delegation, A. NJ.
Hill. Objection will probably be
made to Mr.. Hill qualifying because
he was not appointed according to
law. 1t is probable that Mr.. McKen-
zie will demand to sit on the board.
The board, it is thought, will sustain
him and reelect him the member of
the State board of equalization.
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KERR HOLDS ON ALSO.
Warrant for His Arrest Threatened
by Governor in Letter.

Greenwood, March 9.-The latest
development in the magisterial situ-
alton at Greenwood is letter receiv-
ed this morning from the governor
by Judge Kerr. In this letter Magis-
trate Kerr is told that Ibis successor
having been appointed, his commits
sion is revoked and is null and void
Previous to this the governor had
advised his appointee, ]. w. Garfield,
to go ahead transacting business as
magistrate and if at the end Of 80
days Magistrate Kerr had not turned
over his books to him, Mr.. Garfield,
it would be in order to have a war
rant sworn out for him.
The notice of revocation of Magis-
trate Kerr's commission is another
move which Mr.. Kerr says can not
be sustained as the cause given, the
appointment of his successor, is not
one of the three causes specified by
law upon which his commission can
be revoked.
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Mark Twain's Sayings.

Simple rules for saving money: To
save half, when you are fired by an
eager impulse to contribute to chari-
ty, wait and count 40. To save
three quarters, count 60. To save
all, count Is.
When I reflect upon the number of
disagreeable people who I know
have gone to a better world, I am
moved to lead a different life.
Let me make the superstition of a
nation and 1 care not what makes
it's laws or it's songs either.
It takes your enemy and your
friend, working together, to hurt you
to the heart; the one to slander you
and the other to get the news to
you.
One of the most striking differ
ences between a cat and lie is that
a cat has only nine lives.
It were not best that we should
all think alike; it is difference of
opinion that makes horse-races.
None of us can have as many vir-
tues as the fountain pen or half of
it's cussedness; but We can try.
The autocrat of Russia possesses
more power than any other man on
earth; but he cannot stop sneeze.
Let us not be too particular. 1t is
better to have old second hand dia-
monds than none at all.
A man with a new idea is crank
until the idea succeeds.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-03-16
Off the Track.

Some amusement has been occa-
stoned out near Paola, Mo-, by kink
in a railroad track which pitched a
mail clerk through the door of the
car the other day and landed him
in a haystack.
This recalls the story, perhaps un-
recorded, of the brakeman who was
making his first trip on an Illinois
road which ran for some distance un-
der the Mississippi bluffs. The ride
was one violent wrench after an
other, and the brakeman had just
about made up his mind he was lost
when the train suddenly shot out
upon a piece of straight and COM
paratively smooth track across the
foot of a hollow. Leaping from his
seat he snatched up his lantern and
dashed for the platform.
Jump for your lives!" he shout
ed. "She's off the track!"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-03-16
TOWN SHATTERED.
Dynamite Shock Wrecks Pleasant
Prairie, Wis.

Kenosha, Wis, March 9.-With a
roar that was heard for so miles,
a glare that was seen fully as far
and with a conclusion that broke
windows more than 100 miles away,
three car loads of dynamite exploded
at the plant of the Dupont DeNe-
mours company shortly after 8
o'clock tonight in the village of
Pleasant Prairie, six miles west of
this city. 1t will be impossible for
many hours to tell accurately the
number of dead. Nearly every house
in the village, which contains 700
residents, has been badly damaged
and some of them utterly demolish-
ed.
Ten Miles Off.
Reports from the country 10 miles
distant are to the effect that houses
even that far from the explosion
were thrown down.
1t is believed inevitable that many
people have been killed or injured
through the surrounding country. So
far as is known at present, however,
but one man, E. S. Thompson, fore
man of the glaze mill, was killed out
right, but Charles Brady, superin-
tendent, and Joseph Flint, the en-
gineer, are badly injured and may
die.
The cause of the explosion is not
known at the present time. The
plant, which covered 100 acres of
ground was completely wrecked,
only one building remaining. This
is one of the magazines, and is is
filled with dynamite.
Four Came Quickly.
The first explosion took one Of the
magazine buildings and in quick sue
cession four others followed, but so
quickly that it seemed to be but one.
The force of the concussion was
terrific. Houses, barns and out
buildings in the immediate neigh
borhood were swept from their
foundations as though struck by a
torpedo. 1t is reported that hun
dreds of cattle and horses are killed,
a telephone report from there stat
ing that some of them were hurled
entirely through barns and resi-
dences.
1t is reported that the town of
Bristol, Wis, 10 miles distant, was
badly wrecked, but details were not
obtainable from there at midnight.
Special trains were hastily dis
patched from Kenosha carrying every
available nurse and physician. Sew
eral of the injured have been receiv-
ed in this city, but none Of them have
sustained minor injuries.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-03-16
Will be Tried for Crime.

Orangeburg, March 1.-The Sheriff,
A. M. Salley, of Orangeburg county,
has been notified by authorities at
Brunswick, Ca, of the arrest OF
James Evans, who is wanted in this
county for the murder of J. T. Phil
lips, very prominent farmer Of the
Norway section, on July 2, 1903. AS
soon as requisition papers can be OBJ
tanned the negro will be brought to
this county for trial.
Mr.. Phillips was shot through a
window while he was sitting in his
dining room. His daughter was also
wounded The crime was committed
by two young negroes and posse
pursued the criminals, catching one
and lynching him.