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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

Spit os ginteriOrt

assuter sufes for 9 Hpe Bseer. life: Japan
Russia War, ben itsrits aris til aoHos % gaHos
| Beroens 5iftorie 800 SiOsr, 200 9nnitrationsr. 2oeu;
The Worlds Fair" 81. aouis. en- fu~IbftGnbis
Befrtuelie Ouer ben ftsrfte geroensuofiliHs ncseu
Sinos afboIbt; 500 Siber. 200 fine art 5lutratiousr
5sIsfte aommision % arebit sibes. 5rit gssniuos
Ifbr meo aataloser oDsr sHssiFfs. nsrits 90 i~usui;e
Bigger. Senb 10 2 Gents. 5~rimarier for besse grspt-
bBeer, ener 2sgents for ben enc. sfrip ftrais.
j. 5. Ziesisr & Co., Chicago. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
9 dftor galslep:

6an snifsbe at betone. al ineen /
Salen - ! Spsrgsmdalet ON qr9s
itelgftet - pilbe bort ira BET epanges
lift slutberffe. Raar ban psriOnliot
snIteoe at nsies meo 6mbsoslsftet
% Sroindtionslsftet, Ct bet fun To
trpt for, al bet eOangeliitlutberfte er
en- QipsbeOaoelie / itabig Strems
gang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
FAA SCOTT's EMULSION

Der er to Slags Torskeleyer-
tran Emulsioner - SCOTS og
ale de andre. like cen at den
sidstnavnte Slags er saa var
difuld som SCOTS Emulsion.
Der kommes kun de reneste
B~estanddele / vor Emulsion,
og dens Kvalitet er uforander-
liz. Dette er Grunden ii, at
den hjelper hyor allie andre
slaar fell.
Vi garanterer, at SCOTS
Emulsion er def bedste Middel
mod syage Lunger, synkende
Livskraft og Svind i Systemet.
Hvem garanterer de andrea
VI VII .ende Dem en- Pross frit paa Forlangende.
scorr a nowvE. o P%earlstrcet. Ne@ 9o-k.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
CnifeS

en- ipeciel Jiepreientant bette County %
tilgranIenbe 8erritorium til at repreieutere
og apertsre ct sammelt etobleret screenings
bus meb lolib %tinonciel anleelle. 9sn s21 ON
rlsen mso n6siftsr tilieubt buer TaunOas pr.
@becf birette ira 5oueotontoret. 6eft os
Bogn l@eperet, naar BET ct nsOuenbi9i, Stils
lineen fat oe fortlebenbe.
Grin til Blew Bros. & Co., Dep. A,
Monon Building, Chicago, Ill.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
Dann1arR.
Set tirfelise llOOals.

Oct er interesiunt at felge meo
Oct tirtelige llopulg"5 5orbonos
finger oerbismme. De ofFcieIe BE
f~erater ira lopalgsts Mpber er imios
lertio altfor oiotleftige til. at ri tan
meboele rem / pit Men hi ftal
bog Der meobele no9le 9ruOItptter
At bet ofitieae Referat ira 6. Ott..
foroi BET inoeboloer flare lotulelier
al leoenoe M9no ON Den / 5orfats
ningsipergsmaolet me9et omtdlte
s9rGitefribeo@. bells o9iaa forbi pore
oanF=ameritanite 8irteforbolO ON
tales. qrofesior U}aoien bar fprft
0roet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

st itDqt ulpttestilaIs
be Ifete 9sroaas Rot Den 8. Gtt. I
Gienoommen 1srreooIOgdoe D.,
a%sbenbann. Gn bjempermiitertt
Snaenisr. Sernbaneasiitsn 9ierrs,
Oenbie bjem Deb 1z3ioen. men ait
fell At 6ooeotrappen % tom I'D /
@aorben, boor ban itnrteoe neo al en-
&Gloers Stentroppe. s 6aloet tnus
ite ban en- Ruoe, % Stsien al bette
LOB noqltgeboere iormoDe, at Der BAR
S~nobrubstbDe paa Spill. u ienote
guo efter en- getient. ION Deo 6iGlo
al en- !6aunoIpgte fanbt 9jerre. bet
lda bepioitlss, meo 6ooeoet neoefs
ter "a meb ct 9 CONNER lanai Snitz
Idar / 6obeoet. Sdd burti9t bet
lob fla gsre tertes ban til aommus
neboTpitalet, boor ban Tom unber 9es
6dnolinq. Sans 3ilitanb par meqst
alborlia. IA ban bopbe libt ct tort
globtab; men / 9ebet al nRite Gag
inotradbie Der en- filter georing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
SrndanYt.

Delinqen al SiGIIonbs
Stift. Oct al bet tirtelige III.
polg" %neoiatte unberuopalg dngao'
enoe 5or1aget ON 0pretteIie At ct
mt giipeembebe bar nu meo Baron
8eeObs 1bott iOm 5ormunO o9 Orb
fsrer afgipet Determining;
SITTER en- fort Rebegsrelie for Sd
gems 5orbiitorie og De %tiOIigere De
lingsforilag, ubfuler 5lertonet fig
for en- 8elins at SiaGunOs gifpes
embsbe, ioalebes oat Der til bet enc
Gmbebe benldgbes asbenbaon, 5rtz
o%erifs6erg, SmsrumsS ofteluno Ser
reosr, 5reberitsborg og g%Ornbolms
Qmter, til BET onbet: Den sOrige Del
al BET tibIigere 8iipeembe0e. Dette
iibite Gmbebe mebgop9l / ben gamle
giipeitdo Rostilbe MATTE torment
Zig / RegIen O9re bet, meo bpiltst
Sialanbs giitops tiolieere Sitting
ION oprimus inter pares" efter ben
nuDnrenbeSiitopsafgang bliper for
bunoen@.
st Minbretal 0aurlen) ubtoler
fig fOr Sugsns oenIaeseIie til Tes
mere gebanoling.
qrpglelOpen. s Q~nlebning
at en- Webbelelie / globet ,9ebens
bapn" ON, at 0enItrereformpdrtiet
bar tiliagt Suititsminifter alberti
lin Ststte til prpglslopens Sem
n~emfsrelie, i~triOer .4alborg 4mtss
tib.": Denne Webbelelfe er urietig,
0enitrereformpdrtiet bar onerbobes
bet life bebanblst prngeloosn og IL
te tdgst S~tdnbpuntt til ben; Der BIZ
ontoeelig n9ppe blipe 3dle ON qars
tiitdnbpunft / benne Gag; Der bill
bDer Wdnb I 9enitre femme efter
iogligs 9enfbn og life efter nOget
dnbet.
9uruset for 8erne9uoss
ienetearbebsr bbiltet for
ferits Sang afboIbes | benne Mads
neb, bar Ounbet megen DeltuseIie.
@fter boob Ri erfarer. er Der Ill
&urfuset / Stjern inOmelbt poo bet
narmefte 200 8eltoeere. s Raitpso
fan Der puareenes en- 8eltoeelie II
ca. $50.
Sorbef9rb. probt Stous
Sorbefarb fanbt Steb ben 10 Ott.
fra bet fore 3npel pod asfiftens
airte9aorb, 9ebenbabn. bDor ct me-
act talrigt 5slge. beribGanbt obffi0is
qe gr9iter FAINT Retsformonb Waos
pig, bdbbe gibet Mebe. pod 8aos
rem fods 81. a. fienerebe 9runfe fra
|, ,6oriens Meniebeb" % oDidfoniss
lfeftiftslfsns Ssitre" fomt mango ans
bre, fmuffe Observation-Disclosures.
SITTER Sdlmsn Den fignebe Dag"
|tdlte Observation-Disclosures prnft, ga
flor DufbOF ODER Orbet: oSalise er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
Profession 9. Maoen:

9i bar bsrt ZEN m9rtelige 3als.
at man / en- airteoa9 lite piloe bare
for mango 3eologer, foroi oisie -
Ielp ON be tr De fare p let 0eo De
reg uounnelie piloe itafe fg for for
SnbnDoelfe. 5dleren mente, at Or.
6eioet / De tirteliae Eager mad
fremoau peo Samoirten menem Gms
6eoet "a QaQfolt. 9il man ofItare
een iaglige 3pgtigbeo 0rbet paa e
ofqsrenoe Steber, tommer Der once
3ioer Tor port Qono. Wtan tan lie
qiDc QGqfolt ben digsrenoe Stemme
/ Spergsmaal ON, 6oiIte Repraisn.
tanter for gmbeoet oer ifal inb. Ter
CT life @runo til at frnate, at De
palgte qraiter ituloe trade 2Ggfoiis
Snteresier FOR mar. Sntet onost
Steo bar man label gmbsbets &c
pr9isutauter p9lge PED 9aefolt. li9e
iaa libt iom BET omoenbte er itet.
Gu Sang for ale pnifeOe ban at
mooiigs ben Gaining, at bet eOuuge
liflut6erite life er noget beftsmt. 9st
er en- b~iitoriit Stsrrelie % fan be-
itemmts iom IoaOan. Oct er n
aenosgsrning, at ben gamls 8etens
oeIie, bporpaa bore graiter er for
pligte0e, tar pitt fig / Stanb til at
iammenfnpttes meo ei 5%rombeoslio.
5aitbolben al bet Iutberife er en- 81
ftpttelie at bet meniae Soft. Def tr
life 5romRosliOets Snteresie, al
man oil opbape Snmbolforpligtels
zen. Muli9 tunbe man tante FIG ea
2gnorino al bet nuoarenoe giraffe
Ipfte, men / ane 3ilfaloe 6sr be fpnz
bottle Strifter n9bnes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

Stubenterbjemm LIB
dbgodenbe 8irffomfeb / Stubsnters
tioen." Sm bette gmne bolbt 6ejitos
leforit. Or. phil. :. 0srregadrb Nfs
ienen ben 6. DIT. Ell grunbigt, men
ret eniibigt 5%orebrag. Mange FAM
be Orb blep fdgt, men man fiji iqens
mem 5oreordeet M getr9ftelie paa,
at Der er messt flor 5orItel poa
Stubenterlipet | Rutiben oq for 30
Oar fiben, % at bet life gddr an for
8orebra9sholberen at onlogge fams
me Waoleitot for for oe nu. S9roes
les rigtigt blso bet fremb9bet, ct
bbob BET fsrit of aft tommer an paa,
er at fad rigtig begbnbt, fda en- foa
lib @runbbolb loet. Oette g9Ioer
baobe | BET prattiife 2iO og / Stubier.
lib fra bette Snnspuntt eon 5aleren
BET inbtrGnesnbe Hadb at 1ibe fla
COB lib til at foa @runbpolben taot
cg life aiDe Iia / Gag meb u~babguo.
enbe arbeibe, bare fig 9arerbirts
fombeb. S~Bnbdgsffole elIer anb.t
lignenbe, for Stubentertibens Stus
blum er oberIfddet.
o8ip 5ib,oe bbob bu brgmte Ifsnf.
bu ffol | Sanbbeb Ifite."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

On fdrlig Situation. Gn
flor lllptte bar 5rebos ben 8. Off.
nnr itet pad oanbebeien mefem OBJ
Der os Sorfens, bbor benne beb qas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

unberubbdla. Den I. Ctt.
ralgtes Der st unbtrubOdlg til al gis
he 5orilag til en- airteforfdtntng. %
fsloenbe II Meblemmsr bleo oalet:
aontor6ef 0dmfier, 9algmenigs
beospr9it MOrten 9arien, profsss
for q. MoOisn, 8iffop IF. 9ielfsn.
Baron Reeb3s 3bott, g%Orameitsr
Roiensrn, !6sjitoleforitanber Shrss
Der, probIt 5o6ieisn, 5oltstingss
manb u. 5bomien, pditor listing os
Stiftpropit 3eutben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
THE SATURDAY STAR.
Some Of the Many Special Features in
Tomorrow's Big Paper.

Some of the Many Special Features in
Tomorrow's Big Paper.
Here are a few of the many bright and
readable special articles in The Saturday
Evening Star this week:
SNUG HARBOR YARNS Qllustrate0.
Spun by ancient mariners who have been
deep-sea sailors. and are spending their
declining days in peace ashore.
OUR FOREIGN TRADE Qllustrated.
Another article by Frank G. Carpenter,
dealing with the growth Of the United
States as a commercial power.
OUTINGS ON CREDIT Qllustrated).
A curious way one may spend his sum-
mer in France, where they have carried
the installment system to the limit.
oKEEFE, AKooND OF SWAT Qllus-
trated).
The conclusion of William Hamilton Os-
borne's great serial story.
NEW BLOUSE EFFECTS Qllustrated).
fashion article full of valuable and in
teresting suggestions for women read
ers Of The Star
MIKES NEW HOME illustrated.
A lively story of a Washington bull pup,
his victories and his crushing defeat.
A PoRTIA OF SOUTH WEBSTER Qllus-
trated).
A delightful little love story written for
The Evening Star by Nicola Gurley-
Smith.
THE QUEST OF BEAUTY Qllustrated).
A little girls first lesson in. dancing, in
tended to give her grace and ease Of
movement
PARIS FASHIONS Qllustrated).
The tendency in fall styles is all toward
a revolution in the lines of bodice and
sleeves.
A KAMSACK SUNDAY
When one may see the Indians of the
northwest at their bes., and also have a
glimpse of those curious people. the
Doukobohrs.
DAINTY CROQUEr1ES.
Some useful recipes that are sure to be
appreciated by all careful housekeepers.
STORIES OF THE DOME.
Curious things that happen in the Capitol
building almost every day
BUSINESS ROMANCEs.
How impoverished blue bloods sometimes
make living; they work In secret but
manage to do pretty well.
ENGLISH VISITORS .c, ri.
There is an unusually large number of
prominent foreigners in this country
just now: who they are and something
about them. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. Commander Dew. Coffman, from
the navy yard, Norfolk, Va, to duty in
charge of the naval recruiting station, Bal
timore, Nd.
Lieut. Commander j. G. Doyle, from the
navy yard, Norfolk, Va, to his home and
continue unexpired portion of leave.
Lieut.. w. S. Turpin, from the Iowa to his
home and await orders
Lieut.. X. ). Douglas, from the Franklin
TO the Newport as executive officer.
Lieut.. j. Franklin, retired, from the naval
recruiting station, Baltimore, Md, and
continue other duties.
Lieut.. w. s. Whitfield. to the Lancaster
navy yard, League Island, Pa.
Lieut.. {. $. kempfr, from the New York
to the Ohio.
Lieut.. {. Shackford, from the Illinois to
his home and await orders
Ensign j. ii. Blackburn, to the Ohio
Ensign ]. II. Furse, to the Illinois
Chief Boatswain L. Haley, from the naval
hospital, this city, to the Lancaster navy
yard, League Island, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

Price, defendant: replevin In SIG damages;
dismissed by plaintiff; o. p. N. Brown.
plaintiffs attorney.
William H. Scott. plaintiff. agt James r.
Kilgore, defendant; debt. $111.75; non-suit
granted; Lemuel Fugitt. plaintiffs attor-
ney.
Franklin L. Van Auken. plaintiff, agt.
Harvard Laundry Company Qnc.), defend
ant; damages, so: judgment for defendant:
H. Wfnship Wheatley, plaintiffs attorney.
Frank A. Cammack and Travers K. Cam
mack, trading as Cammack Bros plaintiffs,
agt. William H. J. Simmons, defendant;
debt for rent, SIT; Judgment for plaintiff.
William b. Denham, plaintiff, agt. Josiah
Hereford, defendant; debt, $21949; judg-
ment for plaintiff for $169. 40 with interest.
Thomas 81. Callan.
SUBDISTRICT NO. O.
The Crawford Paving Company Qnc),
plaintiff, agt. Galen c. Green, defendant:
debt, $40, with interest.
Harry M. Packard, plaintiff, agt. E. L.
Scott, A. G. Lewis and Charles Ashberry,
defendants; debt, so so, with interest judg-
ment for plaintiff for $50.
Emanuel M. Hewlett.
SUBDISTRICT NO. 10.
George E. Boyd, plaintiff, agt BENJAMIN
Casey. defendant; debt, $3.50, with inter-
est -
8. A. Blount plaintiff, agt John T. Gully,
James Young and Lila A. Blount, jr., de-
PENDANTS: debt. SIG: judgment for piaintifr.
$11.34. with interest
John T. Rusk, plaintiff, agt Thomas J.
Levey, defendant; debt, $3.50: Judgment
for plaintiff for 1920; A. L. Richardson.
plaintiffs attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
THE COURT RECORD


EQUITY COURT-Chief Justice Clabaugh.
Bernsdorff agt Bernsdorff; motion to re-
tinued to October s. 1904. Compartments
solicitor, J. H. Adriaans; defendants solicit
tor. Charles F. Carusi.
Kluckhun agt. Kluckhun; defendant COM
pany authorized to advance balance of
building loan. Compartments solicitor, Hay
den Johnson
In re Dorothy Mclean Smith; order legal
izing adoption. Petitioners solicitors, Bran
denburg & Brandenburg.
Reiner agt. Hines; guardian ad Item APP
pointed. Complainant's solicitor, Percival
M. Brown.
McAuline agt. McAuliffe; guardian ad
B. F. Leighton.
Coleman agt. scroggins; guardian ad
Item appointed. Compartments solicitors,
Brandenhurg & Brandenburg.
Boss agt. Boss; pro confesso as to de-
PENDANTS all granted. Compliments solicit
tors, MILAN & Smith.
Smith agt. Points; rule as to appointment
of receiver returnable September 90 Com
plainant's solicitors, MILAN & Smith.
In re William John Patch; hearing on pc
tition for change of name fixed for Oc-
tober "a, 1904. Petitioners solicitor, ]. AL
theus Johnson.
CRIMINAL COURT-Justice Clabaugh.
United States agt George Woods, as
sauit with dangerous weapon; nolle pros.
BANKRUPTCY CoURT-chief Justice
Clabaugh.
In re Thomas E. Waggaman; custodian
authorized to make necessary repairs to
real estate.
In re Robert T. Petzold; hearing fixed
for October 6, 1904.
In re Mary ]. Oberln; notice to creditors
or sale of certain property ordered.
PROBATE CoURT-chief Justice cla-
baugh.
In re Dorothy Mclean Smith; order re-
voking letters of guardianship.
Estate of George M. Jones; petition for
leave to employ counsel.
Estate of William Walsh; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney, Charles w.
Darr
Estate of Indridge Hearns; caveat to will
filed; attorneys, T. Percy Myers and c. F.
Wilson.
In re w. Kirk Scammell; order appoint
ing Henry w. Scammell guardian; bond,
500; attorney, W. H. White.
Estate of Josiah Hazard; letters of adj
ministration granted to Lee r. Grabill;
bond, 500; attorney, c. c. James.
Estate of Elizabeth Chip; commission
ordered to issue.
Estate Of Margaret R. Turner; order to
sell diamond pin; attorney, ]. E. Potbury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
Tree Planting Authorized.

Engineer Commissioner Biddle today ap-
proved the recommendation of Mr.. True
man Lanham, superintendent of parking,
for the planting of 232 more trees in vari-
Gus sections of the city. The location and
number of trees to be planted under this
order are as follows:
On Joliet street between 10th street and
Zoo Park, 60 trees; Kansas avenue between
Adams Mill road and Ontario avenue. 40
trees; Lanier avenue between Adams Mill
road and Ontario avenue, 40 trees; Grant
street between 10th and Mt. Pleasant
streets, 16 trees; oath street between Vir-
ginia avenue and street. 16 trees; U
street between Both and 31st streets. 9
trees; Baltimore street between North Capt.
tol and list streets northwest, 40 trees; w
street northeast between Q and r streets.
Ia trees.
that 1000 trees have already been set out
this year in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween F and G streets-Mary c. Saul
ct al. to Moses Goldenberg; part original
lots II, II and 10, square 455; SCI 600
FIRST STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
ENUE NOTWITHSTANDING M. E,sch to
Francis A. Blundon, trustee all square
100; So
FIRST AND o STREETS NORTHEAST
Same to same lot SO. square $50; s..
NO. SO 1 STREET NORTHEASTERN
V. Powderly, trustee, to Bertha Oden-
wald lot 10, square 675: $40.
ALLEY between e and G, 9th and It'll
streets sOutheast-Hannah E. Cook ct
al to Joseph w. Fox. part original lot
g. square SIT; $40.
MOORE AND BARBOUR'S ADDITION
John G. Campbell to David Moore, lots
So and 81, block H. $40. David Moore ct
ux. to John G. Campbell, lots SO and 81.
block 4; SD
N STREET SOUTHWEST between Az and
9th streets-Charles H. Parker ct ux. to
Henry c. Egloff. lot $50, square 502; $40.
TWINING CITY-Robert F. Bradbury ct
ux. to Fannie l.. Beall, lot 20, block 1;
$40.
NO 1916 7TH STREET NoRTHEAsT-Jas.
E. Evans to George 3. Mcdonald, lot
129, square $50; $40.
EFFINGHAM PLACE-Alce P. Lockwood
ct vir, William p, to Alice Block, part
lot 5, block IS; $40.
ACCOUNTABILITY A. Blundon ct
ux. to Mary B. Wright; lot "a, block IA;
SO
CONGRESS HEIGHTS William E. Jordan
ct ux. to Caroline Ranney, lots % and
20, block 3; $40. E. Ellsworth Fisher to
d. r. Duncan, lot 10, block 9; So
TAKOMA PARK-Annie M. Follmer ct vir,
William L., to John w. Curran, lot 6,
block 0; $40.
NO. 42O TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
Frederick S. Clements ct al to Newton
E. Webb, lot IS, square 972; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
LAZY COFFEE
ANOTHER NAME FOR THE SLOPPY SORT

Postum Coffee is not made like ordinary coffee
for 1t takes at least % minutes cooking to bring
out the heavy food value OF Postum. Ii REQUIRES
some effort for those things which are really worth
withdrawing Postum requires a little care
The grocer is In position to hear of those lazy
ones who will not axe the trouble to make Pos
tum correctly. Il am well acquainted indeed with
Postum" says grocer OF Camden, N j.. for /
meet II not only at my breakfast table but am
also associated with 1T daily In my business
Coffee drinking used TO affect my nerves and
stomach but since we have been using Postum In
our family in place If coffee the bloated feeling
after eating has disappeared, and my head is now
clear and stomach and nerves all right. We all
feel better IN every way and find Postum Just as
satisfactory to palates.
Il have met customers who complained that Pos
tum was not good but always found this due
to the fact that they tried to make 1t as they used
TO make coffee. OF course. set them right by
pointing out the reasons, telling them they must
boil Postum TO 20 minutes after boiling COM
mences; then they get fine, choice and delicious
Postum" Name furnished by Postum Co., Battle
Greek, Mich.
Look In each package for the famous little book,
The Road to MELVILLE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
Fraud Order Issued.

A fraud order was today issued against
the Stephens Specially Company of Siam
ford. Conn. by the Post Office Department.
The concern is charged with fraudulently
Using the mails by inducing women to en-
gage in work which the company, af:er
securing small sums of money from them
for material makes so difficult that il is
impossible for the workers to do it salts
factorily. 1t is directly in line with several
other schemes which have lately coma I'M
der the ban of the Post Office Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
Cutting Off Red rape.

general order was issued at the Navy
Department today greatly simplifying the
method of contracting with the railroad
companies for the transportation of officers
and men. II is one of several moves re-
Gently made by Secretary Morton to cut
out some of the red tape which clogs the
wheels of the departmental machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

trict to assist in the campAsn ,n) every
way possible.
Letters were read from Judge Parker,
Senator German, Henry =. Davis, Chair
man Taggart and others expressing their
sympathy with the purposes OF the ASSOC
citation, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rHE a,TII ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORGAN
ization of the German Orphan Asylum, Good
Hope Hill. Anaeostia, VIII be celebrated WIN APP
OF September, 1904, commencing at 2:SO o'clock,
10 which all friends of the institution are cor
dInllv invited participate Herdics in Anacos-
TIA WM r. MEYERS, Secretary. se23-2t
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CLOUDY TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
Slowly Rising Temperature, Light to
Fresh Easterly Winds.

Forecast till 8 pm. Saturday-For the
District of Columbia and Maryland, partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday, with slowly
rising temperature; light to fresh easteriy
winds.
For Virginia fair tonight. warmer In the
interior. Saturday partly cloudy and
warmer; light to fresh northeast to east
winds.
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water:
Great Falls, temperature, 66; condition, %.
Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature. 60; con-
ditiOn at north connection, %; condition
at south connection. %. Georgetown dis
tributing reservoir, temperature Co. condi-
ton at fnfluent gate house 30; condition at
effiuent gate house. 30. Washington city
reservoir, temperature, TO- condition at in
fluent, %; condition at effluent, SO.
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Maximum temperature past twenty-four
fourS GO; a year ago, -.
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TALKING MACHINE USERS.
NOTICFi

Exchange your old records for ones.
5oc. and one old 10-inch record will buy new
lO-inch record.
&c. and one old finch record will buy new
finch record.
zoe. and old XP record will buy four new
Mp records.
COLUMBIA PHoNOGRAPH CO,
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Tide Table.

Today-Low tide, 1:12 am and :33 p. M
high tide, { am. and 7:19 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1:53 am. and 2:Os
pm; high tide, 7:3S am. and 1855 pm
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W B.. GURLEY, 1855 ST., GROUND FLOOR.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
Buys and Sells All Local Securities on Stock
Exchange. Phone 1868 Main.
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The beautiful new brown-toned'
cheviot and worsted fall suitings to
order. .Sa8 up.
The pick Of the worlds finest fabrics-and the
services OF Americas best tailors
Geo. E. Hebbard, 7 aS@s: 9TH Tailor Fl!
In
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SALE BY ADMINIsTRAT0R UNDER ORDER OF
Don't BUY q New Stove

until we've seen the old one. By thoroughly
7. novating It well make 1t last years longer.
Cohertb Practical Timer. S12 14th ST.
SoDSith, Stove Man. Phone NJ. 2I39.
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Chairman ]. Fred Kelley of the demo-
cratic central committee reported that the
banner which the committee is having made
to swing across the avenue is progressing
satisfactorily, and the Jackson association
decided to take part IN the ceremonies at
terding the raising of the banner
resolution was also adopted indorsing
the democratic platform and candidates
and pledging the assistance of the associa-
ton in every way for the election of the
ticket.
The meeting was brought to a close by
tina making of number of enthusiastic
speeches. Judge Franklin HI. Mackey, Mai.
J. mcdowell Darlington and Maj. William
Cranch McIntire spoke hopefully of the
prospects of the party in the coming cleo
ton. and urged the democrats Of the Dis
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Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
HARPER'S FERRY. w. Va, September
1.-THE Potomac is clear and the Shenan-
doah cloudy here today