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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

Licencias de Matrimonio.

Las siguientes licencias de matrimonio
han sido expedidas de la oficina del escriba-
no de pruebas en- Las Vegas, condado de San
Miguel; Clyae Church con la sehorita- Can
delaria Castellano. ambos de Chapelle; Me
yes Macs con la sehorita Antonio Garcia, am
Dos de Manuelitas Santiago Gurule con la
sehorita Francisquita Aragon, ambos de En-
cinosa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
DR.. ]. M. Diaz.
Medico y Cirujano.

202, Water ST., Santa Fe, n. M.
Cura las estrecheces, las manchas
de la cara, los lunares y remueve ell
pelo superfuo por mediog.de la cleo.
trolisis,
Cura los tumores ibrosos por un
metodo especial de absorcion sin ope-
racion.
Tiene en- su oficina la mejor, mas
grande y mas costosa maquina de
electricidad estatica y de Rayos X para
la curacion del cancer y intermediates
de la piel.
Curara gratis a los enfermos Pc
bres.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

Lo Consiquio Barato.

Muy bien puedo crcerlo que 10 consiguio
barato, quien despues &c haber contriado
constipation o indigestion, Sc halla q modo
de restaurar perfectamente su salud. Ma
da hara este mas que las Pfldoras de Nue.
va Vida del DR.. King. Una pronta, placen-
terra y cierta cura para j~aqueca, constipa-
cion, etc. 25cts en- la Botica de Fischer y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Atacado por una Turba.

v aporreado, en- un tumulto trabajador, has
ia que uedo cubierto de lastimaduras un
conductor de carroza en- una Gale de Chica-
go aplico la Arnica Saliva de Bucklen, y
pronto estuvo sano y bueno. La use en-
mi familia', escribe G.. ]. WEIGH, de Tekons-
sha, Mich. +" y la halle perfecta." Simple
mente grande para cortaduras y quemadu-
ras. solamente 25cts en- la Botica de Fis-
cher Y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

De coIera Morbus con una Pequeha 5otelIa
del Remedlo de Chamberlain para CO.
lt1o c6lera v Dlarrea.

De c6lera Morbus con una Pequcha Boteila
del Remedlo de Chamberlain para Co
leo, coIera y Diarrea.
Ell sr. @. W. Fowlor. de Hightower, Ala.
relata una experiencia qu, tuvo mientras ser
via en- un pequeho jwrado en- una causa dc
asesinato en- Edwardsvil 9. cabecsra de con-
dado del condado de Clepurne. Alabama.
Dice: "Mientras ALI ccmi carne fresca y
otra compuesta y me CAUSE c0lera NOR
bus en- una forma severa. Nunca habia es-
tado enfermo en- mi vida y mande q Ia boz
tica por una ciertf. mixtura para 81 colera,
pero el boticario me mand6 n botella del
Remedio de Chamberlain para el c6lco,
colera y diarrea, diciendo que tenia 10 que
habia mandado pedir, pero que esta medi-
Gina era mucho mejor v crey0 mandarmela
d mi para la ~ituacion en- que me hallaba-
Tome una d0sis de la misma y me 1enti me-
jor en- pocos minutes. La segunda me Gu
70 enteramente. Dos jurados mas se sim
theron enfermog del mismo modo y IN pc
quena botella nos euro q los tres" De ven
ia en- todas las boticas.
Curado do DoIor de EspsIda Despues de 10
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Como Hayar DInero

Hayar saIud es como hayar dinero-asl 10
Green aquellos estan enfermos Cuando
vd. tenga tos, resfriadc, garganta enferma
6 irritacion del pecho, es mejor que actue
pronto come w. G. Barber, de Sandy Level,
va. "Tuve I'm malestar terrible del pecho
causado FOR hume Y polvo del carbon en-
mis- pulmones, pero despues de no hallar
alivio en- otros remedies fuf curado por ell
Nuevo Descubrimiento del DIR. King para
Tisis, Toses y R~esfriados." "a que Sc
vende mas que cualquiera ctra medicine pa
ra loses 9 pulmones en- Ell mundo. En- la
Botica de Fischer y Cha; so cts y $1.00;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
REPERTORIOS De JUICES De PAZ.
10 100 Palace Avenue.

La Compania Iupresora del NUBvo MEx1cANo ha preparado repertorios
Civies y Criminaes espechlmente para uo de Juices de Psz Estan
reglados partcuarmente, con encabezados impresos, unos en- Espanol
y otros en- Ingles, hechos de buen papel de registro, encuadernados de
una manera susancial y durable con respado de cuero y Zorro cubierta
de Iona; tienen un indice complete al principle y las propinaa de Jue-
ces de Paz y Soto Alguacles impresas pr entAro en- Ia pagina plmera.
Las psginas tenen 10 l2x16 pulgadas. Estos libros SO componen de
repertorioa Civiles } Criminalss, Separates de 800 paginas cada unos
8 con ambos Civnes y Criminales encuadernados or nm hbro, ~
paginas de CIles y 800 paginas de Crimjrales A fin de introducHlos
Civiles s Criminales $275
Combination de Civles y Criminales 400
Por AS centavos adicionales por un solo repertoire 8 90 contavos adj
cionales pr un repertc-;~ ,ombnado, SO mandarin por correo o ex-
preso pagados de antemano. Eli precio cabal debe acompanar la orden.
Digan caramente cuales e~ncabezados quieren, 81 on Espanol 9 Ingles.
DIREocIoN:
COMPANtA IMPREsoRA DEL NUEvo MExICANo.
Santa Fe, N. M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Resfriados NeaIiaidos.

Cada parte de la membrane mucosa,
etc., estan sujetas a enfermarse y estelizar
a causa de resfriados n~egligidoS, la Mel de
Marrubio de Ballard es un remedio placente-
TO v elective. W.. Akendrick, Valley Mills,
Tex, escribe: He usado la Mel de Marru-
bio para malestares de toses y resfriados,
es un remedio placentero y Elective" De
venta en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

Tn Minero Muerto en- ell condado de colfax.
Cruz Rivera, un minero que trabajaba por
la compania Boney Mining Company en- las
minas cerca de Lordsburg condado de Grant,
estaba trabajando abajo de la NINA la soma
ma pasada, cuando un pedazo de una piedra
Sc d~esprendio de la pared POGO arriba de Ell,
v lie peg0 en- un lado de la cabeza.. Vivio
como "a horas ' deja una viuda Y cuatro nd
noe
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

Tn Maneador Lastimado.

Mientras Sc asomaba de los escalones del
tren p~asajero No. Z del ferrocarril Santa
Fe en- la estacion de Pinta para yer 81 un va
go Sc subia en- ell tren del frente, ell manea-
dor Savely pogo contra una de las tripas y
fue tirado del tren, habiendose cortado y las
timado considerablemente. Fue llevado al
hospital en- Albuquerque ell sabado de la Sc
mana pasada y quedara c%onfinado en- CANA
por varios dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
AfIanzado para eI Gran Jurado.

Clevis B. Aguilar, llevador del correo en-
Tularosa ,condado de Otero, ha sido afianza-
do para ell gran jurado bajo i'm cargo de asal-
to sobre la persona de w. H. Cook, Ell agen-
tie de boletos de ferrocarril en- aquella plaza.
Hasta ahora no Sc saben cuales fueron los
motives que originaron Ell asalto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

Sc NECESITAN JOVENES PARA
QUE APRENDAN A TELEGRAFIS-
TAS Y LLEvAR CUENTAS DE FE-
RROCARRILES. Sc paga I'M salaric
de $50 a 800 al mes a nuestros gra'
duados 8 no Sc carga ninguna tutorfa.
Operarios en- grande demanda. Nues-
tras seis escuelas son las mas grandes
en- America y estan endosadas por ca.
da Official de Ferrocarril. Ell mejor
tempo para ent.a r es ahora. Escri-
ban por ell catalogo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Roses vendidas en- eI condado de Sierra por
Tasaciones.

La semana pasada en- Hillsboro, condado
de Sierra, ell alguacil w. G. Kendall vendio
en- subasta pdblica q J. w. Dawson, 10 reses,
para satisfacer una ejecucion por tasaciones
debddas. Doscientos ounce pesos Sc obtu-
vieron d la venta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
DINERO PARA PRESTAR

sobre propiedad raiz 4 otra seguridad.
New Mexico Employment Bureau and
Realty Co., 103 Palace Avenue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
MoRsESCHooL oFTELEGRAPHY

Cincinnati, O., Buffalo, N. Y, Atlanta,
Ga, La Crosse, Wis, T~exarkana, Tex,
San Francisco, Cal. Escriban a cual-
quiera de los puntos de arriba.1
Toda correspondence para nuestras
varias escuelas es conducida de la
Oticina Ejecutiva, Cincinnati, 0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

En- esta oficina Sc venden blancos
para contracts de partido
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Osteopatia
DIR. CHARLES A. WHEELON.
S0bador.
No. 103 Palace Avenue.
Cura con 6xito intermediates agudas
, or6nicas sin drogas 8 medicinas.
Consulta Gratis.
Horas De ofcina: Ola n; ~ =. n

OSTEOPAT1A.
La osteopatia es nm sistema de trar
tamiento operado con las manos. No
usa drogas 8 medicinas. On c~onjunts
de mdsculos encojidos luna pequenea
On Ia colocaci6n de ana 8 mas v6rte-
bras en- ell espinaso dc una persona
implicando 81 abastecimiento del nsr-
VIC y sangre a estomago puede causar
indigestion y otras formas de desor-
den en- los intestinos. Ri Sobador 70
leva los musculos encojidos y afregla
cualquiera ~dislocaci6n por % cnal q
paciente queda bueno Embellishments.
El principle es 10 mismo en- todas otras
Intermediates.
Este tratamiento de sobar trats con
buen 6xito toda clase de enfermeda'
DIES agudas 8 cr6nicas. No 20 cobrs
pOr consultaci6n.
Dr. CHARLES A. WHnmLcN,
Eobadss
No 100 Palace Avenue.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
Bishop Hamilton Says
War Is Barbaric

A number OF interesting sermons were
delivered in various Washington
churches yesterday by members of the
hoard OF bishops now here attending
the semi-annual conference OF that
body.
Bishop J. w. Hamilton, OF San Fran
cisco. preached in Trinity NJ. Z. Church.
Fifth and c streets southeast. His theme
was War" The speaker prefaced his
discussion with the remark that he had
selected IL because the subject was of
current interest. especially because
Washington is the residence city OF
President Roosevelt. the man who took
a great part in ending the conflict be-
tween Japan and Russia.
Bishop Hamilton said that war I'm all
its forms was barbaric. and that moth
ing was ever accomplished by strife
alone.
Bishop Mcdowell. of Chicago, preach
ed at Foundry Church. taking for his
theme The Christ-like God" His ser
mon was replete with interest and was
we'll received
Bishop Thaburn, of India, addressed
the congregation OF Foundry Church on
the missionary work in the Far East IN
the afternoon.
= Bishop Burt, of Zurich. spoke last
evening at Trinity Church, on the sub
Ject OF his work in Europe.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET
WASHINGTON.

Washington Street Railway bonds
opened u OF a point above Saturdays s
closing bid. and sold well at the new
figure. A sale of 5000 was too heavy
for the advance. and the price dropped
Is of a point on the transaction. The
closing was u OF a point higher than
Saturdays closing bid. The remainder
OF the railway bonds were not heard
from. iiS. were any of the other bonds
in the list.
Capital Traction opened at a loss of
j b point bid but gained u point on
the call without a sale.
Washington Street Railway preferred
began with a bid Of s2. and then scaled
slowly up TO Y without a sale, closing
at Is above Saturdays bid. The COM
mon stock OF this company sold at
Saturdays closing bid and dropped to
427s on the next sale. The bid was then
42A and the Offering at 42%, at which
hgure after much urging by the chair.
sale was made The stock then lost
Il on one lot and In few moments
fell another s on sales aggregating 100
shares. The close was Is Of a point
below Saturdays bid price.
Stock OF the trust companies was not
in demand. but closed strong.
Bank stocks held their own without
sales, except as to Farmers and Me-
chanics. fractional lot of which went
for FIVE points below the bid price
beneath Saturdays bid price. and slid
down until It closed at " a point of.
Mergenthaler was not desired and
soon gave place to Lanston, which like
wise was unproductive OF sales
Graphophone, common, sold at II
above the bid price. but lost the ad-
vance on the closing
Graphophone preferred. opened up at
Saturdays bid price. climbed as high
as ga and lost * on the closing.
There were no sales In Greene copper
which remained strong at the closing.
On the after call Metropolitan Citizens
Bank sold points above the bid price
on the call Washington Gas held It's
own at y. and Washington Street Rail-
way, common, sold at Is above the bid
price on the call. Ten thousand WASH
ington Street Railway bonds sold at n
above the bid price.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TO-DAY

Bellevue-Lillian A Kraus to Char
lotte 8. Preinkert. lot "A. SO.
Alley between n and o. Four-and-a-
half and Sixth streets southwest-Er-
nest c. Hazen ct ux- to Floyd E. Da-
Wis. lots SO and 81, square 503, $40.
o street southwest. between South
Capitol and Half streets-Same to Same.
lot 36. square 65s. $40.
61s x street southwest-Same to same,
half interest in lot "a. square All, SO.
Brookland-Frances K Ellis. ct vir.,
:. block 20. $40. - part '''
Grant place Acknowledgements
A. Forney to Philip Mauro. lot 81, square
s75. $40.
Columbia Heights-Charies T. Caldwell
ct ux- to Ogilvie Shuniate, lot 43, block
Metropolis view-John A. Baker ct al.
trustees. to Roberta v. Hough. part lots
e2l Thirteenth street northwest
pany, part lots 10. II. II. square 2s9 so.
Thirteenth and c streets southeast
John COOK. trustee, TO John be;irulnore,
lot o. square 1o17. SO
Alley between B and c and Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets southwest.-John
B. Hammond. trustee. to Margaret J..
Carter. lot 55. square 296. SO.
South Carolina avenue southeast. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets-George
NJ. Emmerich ct al. trustees. to Bar
SIS. $500
Observation-Disclosures Abel ct ux. to
Alta X. Clark. lot As. block Z. $40.
Columbia Heights-Milton Mantz TO
Emma Mantz. lot 60. block 30. SO.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Samuel A. Drury eft ux- to Annie P. Nc
Callum, lot 81, block 4. $40.
Eighth and l. streets soufheast-Lil-
lie i. Cb-istman et vir. Howard l., to
Martin II. Schneider, part square $50,
$40
ux. 70 Florence NJ Drake and Mazelle
E. Roche. lot 81. SO
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
MITCHELL BEATEN,
BISHOPS BELIEVE
Think Charge of Heresy
Will Be Maintained.
UNSATISFACTORY
Able Address Delivered in Defense of
Position Taken by Theologian
From Boston.

Sometime late this afternoon the fate
of Prof. II. G. Mitchell. of Boston, pro-
fessor OF Hebrew in Boston University,
viii be decided by the vote of the
Methodist bishops, which will determine
whether according 20 the highest
authority OF the church he is a here
tic.
Prof Mitchelrs teachings have been
unsatisfactory to the most OF the
straight sect OF the church. He has
been on trial before the board of bish-
ops In session at the Foundry Church
for several days. All over the coun-
try deep interest is taken IN this case.
for the decision will go far toward de-
fining the attitude of this great church
toward liberal tendencies of educators
Based on such expressions as have
been dropped outside the conference
room. the belief is that DR.. Mitchell
will be deposed by a vote OF about eight
to six Bishop McCabe stated at noon
that the vote would be taken during the
afternoon
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
LOUIS WEIGHS ANCHOR
TO SAIL TO ANNAPOLIS
Princely Admiral Left Halifax This
Morning-Expects to Reach Des-
tination Wednesday.

HALIFAX. Oct. 3o.-Rear Admiral
Prince Louis OF Battenberg left here
today on his flagship, the Drake. for
Annapolis, Md
The Drake was accompanied by the
Bedford. Berwick and Cumberland,
which are part Of his squadron.
The squadron Is expected 10 reach
Annapolis op "Wednesday. 1t will re-
main in there until November s.
In the interim. the prince will pay
formal visst to President Roosevelt at
Washfn;Aon. Later the squadron will
proceed 10 New York.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
RECEIVER M'DERMOTT
FINALLY DISCHARGED

Representative Allan L. McDermott
of Kew Jersey. who five years ago was
appointed receiver OF the City and Sub
urban Railway, of Washington. was to-
day finally discharged by Justice An
derson, holding Equity Court No. l.
Mr.. McDermott was appointed re-
ceiver of the City and Suburban Rail
way in connection with the suit against
1t by the United States Trust and Mort
gage Company. Justice Anderson some
time ago announced his decision dis
charging the receiver.
The order was not however signed
until this morning
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
Loss Was Small.
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Washington Street Railway As,
81 ,cOvd91l4. S3.0cGu91l. Sl.000Q9lA. sl.oo0G
s1h, $5.000Q91h.
Washington Street Railway, common,
1ODds21b 5ow 423s. 50ll421s, 5oG42A, 504421s,
50ns2. l0od42. 2ood42. 50G42. 5Gq42. 50qi2,
5O6i42. 5Q@42. 506s42, 50ds2.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank. 2q235.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, 5
Q46.
Washington Gas, 59se. 25Q5e%.. 25@
59s1.
Graphophone. common. 1ood5is. 1Oog
5ls.
Graphophc>e, preferred. 70Q91s. l0Q
9h, l001eL, IcJ@95s. 100G97s.
After call--American Surety and Trust,
10d290
Metropolitan Citizens Bank. 1Oas5o. 100
= Washington Gas. 595ss.. 1Oassx. %
E59x
4 washington Street Railway common.
1e0I42, 10oQ422s (buyer COZ.
Washington Street Railway As. Sl0,-
Q00lf91l
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
Heresy and Progress
Declared AS Twins

''Heretics have been pioneers of
thought in every age. Heresy and prog
ress are twins and reason is their
mother. To pay our debt to- heresy
would bankrupt humanity. Heretics are
the morning stars OF a better day.
Heresy trials are spots on the sun Of
truth that dim scholarship and illumi-
nate mediocrity."
These were pithy sentences from a
strong discourse on the Mitchell case
by Rev. Lee Brown, pastor of Emery
Church. Brightwood. last evening.
After fairly stating the case In all
its phases and highly commencing the
great college of bishops and church
which they represent. the speaker forci-
bly, set forth the vital principles in
volved. and made a strong plea for
scholarly freedom and religious toiera-
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

STATEMENT of the condition of the Union
Insurance Company OF Washington. D. c.. on
the first day Of January. 1905, as required
under District Of Columbia Code. amended
June %. 1907 Capital stock. 1000: capital
stock paid UP. IN cash. i.0oo Assets: Cash
In bank, H.N45s; premiums uncollected and
In hands Of aSants, s5S4. rs. Liabilities: Cap
!tal stock. IL. DO: losses sustained during the
year 1904. IS. %. IS. money received during the
year 1904 se4 s02 q: expended during the
year 1904 SIS, III So. CHAS. A HARTMANN
President: SAMUEL S. CARROLL Secre-
tary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Soth day OF October, 1905 (SeaI) J. w
FOGLER. Notary Public. IL
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
MARKETS ACTIVITY
MERELY MODERATE
Fractional Improvements
Late in Day.
AMERICAN S MELTING UP
Advance in Call Money Affects Trading.
Metropolitan Street Railway
Weak.
AMERICAN MELTING UP

NEW YORK, Oct 3O.-The stock mar
ket showed fractional Improvement to-
cay. in which even Metropolitan Street
Railway participated. that stock rising
TO 1lSlk. recovery OF u per cent.
The general market was only mod
erately active, being checked by the
advance in call money rates to 51f per
cent. and the reported renewal of trans
fers of money TO the West.
Became Weak.
After its fairly strong opening and
moderate gains in the first few minutes.
the stock market became weak under re-
newed iQuidatiDg. based to an extent
on statements that Kuhn. Loeb &
Co. have sent out notices calling in
large amounts of call money. This was
construed as foreshadowing heavy en-
gagements of gold for shipment to Paris
tomorrow.
There was exceptional strength In
American Smelling, which sold at 1874.
again lifting its high record. Metropoli-
tan Street Railway continued the weak
feature and after a mildly excited open
ing fell to 117%. while Metropolitan Sc
curities were firmly held and advanced
to IS against a at the close Saturday.
Loss Was Small.
The losses in the general list while tne
selling movement was in progress. were
not large, generally less than point
Reading after its early advanc~ 1251l
held slightly above Saturdays final fig
ures. while Union Pacific at the end OF
the first hour was only half below Sat
urday's close.
London was a fairly good buyer or
concessions in prices. taking about 15,-
coo shares of Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific. Canadian Pacific and Erie
Government bonds were unchanged
Railway and other bonds firm
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
CHINESE LAUNDRYMAN
HELD UP BY BURGLARS

Two colored men entered Moy Chong's
laundry at 721 Four-and-a-half street
southwest. before daybreak yesterday
morning and while one OF them held
a revolver against the celestiaTs head
the other robbed the cash drawer Of
SIS.
In few moments Chong stood at the
door In his night shirt shouting Muir
der" "Police" A crowd and police
men collected. With difficulty the ex-
cited man told his story. Police are in
vestigating.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
THREE PRINTERS
TEAMS ARE TIED
Aldines, Morocco, and FOun-
dry Leading League.
HAVE WON FOURTEEN EACH
Mccarthy, of Index, Has Best Record
of Any Individual Bowler.
The Records.
HAVE WON FOURTEEN EACH

The Aldines. Morocco. and Foundry
Quints are tied for the leading OF the
Government Printing ONCE League
Each team has played twenty-four
games. and each has won II.
Mccarthy. OF Index. with an average
OF 1S1. has the best record Of any of
the Individual bowlers
Team standing:
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
GENERAL K0DAMA
STRICKEN IN MANCHURIA

TOKYO. Oct 30.-General Baron Ko-
dana, chief of Field Marshal Oyama's
staff. and who is popularity credited
with being the ablest strategist in the
service. is critically IL in Manchuria
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
NEW YORK.

Last week probably witnessed the
turning of the monetary. tide, and al
though ~ Is probable that the SIS. 200
600 increase In deposits represented
largely local movements OF funds, still
il IS safe to assume that some portion
OF this large gain reflected transfers
from Western banks. occurring late in
the week
The status OF the surplus becomes vi
tally important in view of the strong
probability of Europe drawing gold
from US. The surplus Is now represent
ed by s12, f30, 900, in contrast with Sl6,-
1900 in the corresponding week Of
1904
The prevailing opinion among those
who have closely studied the financial
situation is that the gold export move
ment. which il IS expected will begin
this week. will not be OF long duration
The requirements of the South for
moving the cotton crop are yet 10
be supplied and consequently a heavy
gold expectation TO Europe just now
would doubtless seriously affect prices
I'm the stock market.
Port receipts so far this season have
been 1876 per cent less than last year.
which points 10 crop around II. 800. =
Ooo bales. but receipts at the twenty
eight principal interior towns so far this
season are 9S per cent less than during
the same period of last year. crop Of
over T.. .000. 900 bales.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
w. T. BALDUS, M. D., Phi. D.
nrnMAE aprcrar,o-

On Diseases II the Brain. Nervous System.
kidneys. Heart. Stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors ; service and medicine 81 Consul
tation free Telephone Main 25lG Southea VI
corner 9th and NV. Hours 10 to /
and - T. Closed SUNDAY. Oc29-sot
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
SANITARITM

Madam Adolph experienced specialist Fa.
male Irregularities. successfully: absoluteIv
safe: satisfaction guaranteed: private home
during confinement; strictly confidential; reg
iEtered. Hours. o TO l2. 4 to s. Phone MAJ
l6ss-R. 1924 Argyle ave. Baltimore Nd
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
DIR, FISK ElGlN

Expert in the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute. Both sexes. All consnI,a
tiorrs confidential. Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. Hours. . TO /. 8 to a 70 q
Rooms. 1898 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phone
NJ 1910 deIs-tf
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
PRESSMEN.
BROWNS HIMSELF IN MILK.

DES MONIES. Iowa. Oct s0-Lem
Carmichael. a milk dealer. was found
drowned in a vat of milk. Suffering
from neuralgia. he left his bed and
chose this peculiar method OF ending
his life.
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
RUSSIAN CRUISER VISITS JAPAN

NAGASAKI. Oct 30-The Russian
cruiser Bogatyr has arrived here This
Is the first Russian warship TO visit
Japan since peace was declared
The Washington times., 1905-10-30
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