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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
The LAUX BEAMER CO..
soNcEe A5sTRAcTEks,
INSURANCE LOANS ANo
SURETY BONDS.

per consumers in this country are un-
delivery under lGhc. a pound The for
eign market and the official quotations
locally have probably been manipulated
for sympathetic effect on price OF the
Amalgamated shares.
one Of the most important influences
IN holding prices during the week was
the Iron Age report. showing a contin-
Uation Of prosperity In the steel and iron
trades steel aii orders for 1906 are
being placed freely. over 100000 tess
are already placed, and the Pennsylva-
mia and Vanderbilt roads VIII probably
add largel+ % this total in the near fu-
ture > -Arty an grades of finished ma-
terla show gratifying activity while the
pig iron market continues active The
business situation in the country leaves
little to be desired.
The speculative situation hinges on the
money market. 1t seems probable that
leading bankers have rather looked with
favor on some curtanment Of the bull
market and a readIdstment at some
what lower level of prices. we are still
bulish. and feel that stocks in time viii
sell tt a nlknfE level 4 ne ihdfkti mas
five-point break. and the decline has
been accompanied by the elimination of
weak bun accounts and heavy Increase
in the volume Of short commitments.
The declaration OF peace has undoubtedly
released large amounts Of gold held in
European centers, and this viii be avail
able both for the purpose Of Russian
loan and for export to this country should
We need g. II Is probable the market
win remain quiet until the outlook for
money is cleWor. II seems to us that
this Is tho time 20 begin buying the mar
ket. even ~ on scale down. These
stocks which have been under the most
pressure should prove most profitable
Purchases OF Union Pacific, Amalgamated
the Erie issues, the PENNSYLVANIA group
and steels VIII likely prove profitable
before long The Southern roads have
held very wen during this decline. There
mas been excellent buying OF the NJ. K
& r. issues Texas & Pacific and south
ern Railway We cannot but feel that
these stocks and other low priced issues
win in time sell at considerably higher
prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
ENTERTAINS MISS ALICE
Dowager Empress Of China
Likes Our Typical Ameri
can Girl.
lRr AssooIated prassa

Pekin. Sept i2-Aiiss Alico Roose.
welt is here visiting the dowager em-
press OF China, who viii give a state
ball IN her honor this evening at the
imperial palace The empress, IL is
known is completely carried away
with the daughter Of the great Amert
can President and has shown her APP
precaton of Miss Alices charming per
sonalty in every manner possible.
with Miss Roosevelt enjoying the iu-
per,al entertainment are Senators
Newland aud Warren Mrs Newiands
Representatives w Bourke Cochran.
Nicholas Longwonh Frederick II Gil
lett Miss Mabel Boardman. Miss Amy
Mcmillan. w Reyburn, Rogers X.
Wemore. Arthur r Woods Mr and
Mrs Emile Godchauz. Mr. Lafe Young.
j. G schmidlupp and suyyesant Fish.
Jr The party win sail for the United
states the end Of the arst week In
October
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
REPAIR THE SIDEWALKS.
Avenue Leading to County High School
Deplorable Condition.

The attention Of the street commits
s'oner is called to the fact that Vine
street from Oklahoma avenue TO the
Logan county high school is in a de
plorable and almost impossible condi-
tlon The sidewalks are even worse
than the street. It being practically im-
possible to walk on them after the FIVE
hundred block is reached The bricks
are torn out and remain piled up on
the walk. endangerIng life and limb TO
walk that way after dusk The weeds
IN places. almost obscure the heads Of
the pupils as they pass by, having been
allowed TO grow unmolested by the
cutter. for several weeks.
The students are complaining every
day to the members Of the faculty on
account Of the unpleasant conditions
that confront them on their way to
school These students come from all
over the territory and as this is only
the second year OF the high school, it
is hardly necessary 10 add that unfa-
yorable advertising such as the stu
dents VIII give If the highway and the
walks are not repaired. will not be Of
lasting benefit to the institution.
The taxpayers OF the county have
built the school at considerable ex
pense The second years attendance
is already very fattering. but If the
students who come here TO attend high
school have to exercise especial car,
when walking to and from their board
ing places and homes lest they stunbl,
over a pile Of bricks and break a limb
or possibly be bitten by snake HID
den in the unpleasant growth OF weeds
they are not likely TO return anothe
year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
Various Localities in Okla
homa Add to the List of
Serious Mishaps


Near Pond Crces while hardns catla.
a. T. Ainssie Was s,fiouely tuu bs hs
horse conidifs with a steer Mssle sus-
tamel two brollau rbs and Internal m-
iU-,s.
Roscoe Bunker aged a. had both
hands neerated his clothes torn into
snreds ana iguited by the explosion of
e powder otn near jefferson His ab-
domen was split open. and both arms
gashed TERRIBLY
In the soms locality W r. Bishop. @
farmer fen against q barb wire ferce
while attempting 90 milk In The dark
ana lost an eye as result
Near Gage In Woodward county a
small child Of b. f. Indeld WIS checked
TO death by q bean logging Ia her bron-
chi1 tube
lightning struck the residence Of Rep
resentaiiye James Candy. at Fort supply
igniting the house and huriiug large
timber against the wall over Candy s
bed. where be was sleeping He WIS un-
conscious several hours but wll recover
Numerous other accidents occurred owe:
Oklahoma Near Mustang an angry bull
attacked Mrs. s.. Barnescek. iuuicung a.
tai injuries The animal was driven OF
with pitchforks.
In the same ucighborhood, Olaf Olason
mistook carb0lie acid for medicine, drank
d large quantity thereof and Is stan M @
dangerous condition
Near Hooker ln Beaver county MIS-
u. 4 cole. was accidentally shot bS
weeds catching the hammer Of shot
gun which she had carried 90 the water
melon patch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
DEFINES HIS OBJECTIONS
County Commissioner Favor
Opposed to Optional"
Road Law.

John b Favor. county commissioner
from the big Third" district Is In
cuthre today sitting with the board in
al adjourned session. when asked by
a Leader reporter what he thought Of
the Good Roads law now being
aeitated. he made the following state
ueBt
II wish to 60 on record against this
proposed change ia our present road
laws. While e Is true that the road
lsw now in operation is not perfect in
eeery respect and can stand some
change. ii IS also true that the option
All road law is decidedly had one and
should not be placed before the people
have read this law sefully and End
there Is much hidden meaning TO be
read between the lines Thhe is a
petition now being circulated in Logan
coanty asking for special election to
rstify this law The taxpayer should
read this law carefully before he votes.
should an election be called
Should special election be called
the expense Of the election alone would
COS, the taxpayers Of Logan county at
me least $1,000 The new law re-
goires that each road district shall have
not less than ave thousand population.
Logan county has over forty thousand
population. making about eight road
districts. For each road district there
win be a road overseer wh0 shall re-
ceive $3.50 per day The engineer un-
der the new law shall receive $500
per day and he Is allowed a deputy who
shall receive $500 per day Besides
this. ne is privileged to hire assistants.
chainmen ANA linemen. without any
apparent limit The county must pay
all these expenses and besides furnish
.aim instruments and supplies. ohice
room etc. and it might be well to add
that surveyors Instruments and sup
plies cost many hundreds % dollars. A
rough estimate Is about al, Follows:
Engineer, at si25oo per month,
st.50O
Assistant engineer. at ssoo per day.
200 days, $500
Engineers Office help. s2.oo per
day. 5000.
Eight road overseers. $3.50 per day
500 days. $4,000.
Instruments. $1,000
"Sdnemen. chainmen. etc, $500
Special election. $1,000
Total, sll,5O0
''The present law. though made
quate in some respects Is good enough
for me. until such time as the defects
can be rectihed. but deliver me from
the new optional road law for on,
VIII never vote to call special elec
ton" kiS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
Pitched Three Consecutive
Games Winning Two.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


Guthrie and Springfield broke even ip
ne double he,der played at Electric park
yesterday Womack, the Guthrie pitcher
performed a feat rcuarkiblc IN this day
Of baseball OF pitching three games ~
succession. and bun for the unfortunate
circumstance Of Graves being hit vita
hatted ban while running the bases.
It Is highly probable that the game lit
tie pitcher would have had the entire se-
ries of games TO his credit Two out OF
three however isn't to be sneezed at,
ana the fans LEFT the park in rafting
good humor Groom. the Springfield
twirler. also essayed the double feature
stunt He was successful IN the first
event our heavy hittcrs being abla to
successfully connect with his curves ON
hut three ocasicns. Ia the second game.
however. the Senators rubbed the cob
webs ont of their eyes, aud the way they
pasted tie leather was q caution.
Today Joplin opens series OF three
games, which wir be the last games Of
the season played ON the home grounds.
Friday tile Senators 80 10 Oklahoma city
ana the Western nssocitlon season @ill
conclude with Sundays games.
The first game:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
PRODUCE ;lARKET.
MAaksr az MoNgv agMsw

New York sept II Money considera-
tions have dominated ihe market through
out the past week. in nipclng hc.yy sales
on the 9arJ OF professional operators.
Prices declined sharply and stop loss
orders were caught freely on tile decline.
While the fmdapeutal conditions re-
nialned unchanged, ihe fact thlt stocks
Ia ) "a a certain extent sone into weak
hands lett the market open 10 attack AID
declining prices forced this weakly-held
stock on the market m ere was feel
Ing OF nervousness In the money market
Of The entire world. A large Russian loan
in The mmelase future. Is said TO be
among the possibilities 81 the situation
and II IL is offered al this time when the
New York banks are losing nearly mil
lion dollars a day TO the inter'or d IS
not improbable that We shall see sharp
advances IN money aud lower Prices for
securities
One Of the features Of the past week
has been the sharp decline in the price
OF copper i'm the London marset Ont-
cial quotations were one-hhli cent a
pound lower ia Kew York, but these Of
hcial prices do not reflect the actual
market and the amount Of copper which
changes hands on the Exchange is negN-
gihle m comparison 10 the quantities
handled by the leading seliing aFeucies
ana sold directly by the companies them-
selves At the present time leading cop-
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q n . II q ia.
Bssrs .bs n The Kind You Have Always Bought
'''1a'''' e L&(zHBzIZx
TO TEST TAX LAW.
fBy Associated Press.

Madison. Wis. Sept i2.-The 81 VI to
test the constlutionallty OF the rail-
road ad valorem taxation law. which
has attracted the attention of railroad
men All over the country, began here
today before Judge Samuel d Hast
ings. The plaintiff is the Chicago and
Northwestern company it is stlpu-
lated that either side may appeal to
the supreme court next January IL the
Judgment of the lower court Is an
nouneed by that time Whichever side
wins the case viii doubtless be car
rted to the supreme court
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Wichita Drops one.

Wichita. Kas.. Sept. l2.-To9eka took
YESTERDAYS game from Wichita by
score Of TO L. Topeka scored Ia M
third inning by a walk and two two-hag-
gers on Bemis. who went Wild and was
succeeded by Softer. an amateur, for ths
remainder OF the game. who pitched
shut out ball ind allowed Tope'sa only
one hit Todays game Is the last Of
the seasor. 81 ne home grounds
score R.HH
wichita ........00 100 1 OIL 3
Topeka ..........O02 020e 0oe o. 3
Batteries-Wichite; Bemis. softer and
OLeary. Topeka: Carter ana Henry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Chief Justice Burford. accompanied
by his retinue of assistants, including
Journal Clerk Benham Stenographer
Tony Higgins and Crler Lon MuxIow,
went to Saltwater yesterday evening
to conduct the fall session Of court.
There is a small docket at that place
and court win be in session only three
weeks The court will so to Chandler
on the first of October
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Governor r. b Ferguson issued a
reQuistion on Governor Jenf Davis Of
Arkansas. for the return to Woods
county rs Sam Wallace, who is under
arrest at Fort Smith He IS wanted al
AWa for burglariaing the building
owAed by Porter Reed on July A last
sheriff Gus Hadwiger has gone TO Lit
tle Rock with the requisitlon papers.
The indictment attached to the requi-
sition also holds one Sam J. Combee
guilty with Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

When Indigestion becomes chrcnic 1t IS
dar gerous. Ko8ol Dyspepsia cure win
cure indigestion and all troubles result
ing therefrom, thus preventing Catarrh
OF the stomach. Dr. Newbrough, OF
League. W. Va, says; "To those suf-
fering from Indigestion or sour stomach
would say there is no better remedy
than Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. have
prescribed IL for number Of patients
with good success" Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat and makes
the stomach sweet Sold BY c. r. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Oklahoma city. sept 12- Oilhoma
city took The first game Of the doubla
header with Joplin Yesterday by the score
of TO and the last game was calle 4
az the end of the ninth inning ON ao
count of darkness with The score "a tie.
4to g. In both games The visiting Pitch
ing stan was touched up for several
hits Springfield comes today with a
three day series The .or,
First game
Oklahoma city o7.s14Oo Os-S u 2
Joplin .........2 20O2l o o 0--7 I
Batteries- Craig and seigle: Clark and
Baerwad
Second game RIA f.
Okla. city ~. 00Os2oooO- 6 3
Joplin .......... 0G3IO20O- l. =
Batteries-Root and seiglc; Norris and
1 Bnyless
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Mothers, be careful of the health OF
your children Look out for Coughs.
Colds, Group and Whooping Cough. Stop
them in time-One Minute Cough Cure is
the best remedy. HARMLESS and pleas
ant Contains no opiates. Sold by c.
r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

The citizens Of Perkins gave big
barbecue there today, the jublatlon
being occasioned by the completion Of
the new bridge across the Clmarron
river There was speaking. amateur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Lsavsnworth. Ksns.. sept i2.-in a
pitchers battle between Ashley and
Westcott. sedalia shut Lsayenworth out
yesterday. by a score OF 70 O. In
"a very fast exhibition of base ball Al
thogsh Ashley iet the visitors down "i'h
but one hit IL came a. critical time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
Marshall Ladies Here.

Mesdames stanford. Funk and Reyn.
olds We're in the city this morning from
Marshall enroute to Shawnee, as dele.
gates e territorial W. c T. L. con
sention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Not as many people pass py .yolr house
in year, probably as read the want
ads. in this paper in a day So, which
shan it be-plaeard or ''ro Let' adyer-
tisement7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Glance abou. you IN the street almost
any time and almost anywhere and you
win see someone nurryins aiong to ans
wer a want advertisement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

AT Bosyon-Boston 60 Washington s.
a.
Al ST. Louis Louis IL cleveland
%
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ana gave scdalia tie winning run
Score R.HE.
sqlalin ....,.....0 100 81 90 OIL / /
Leavenworth 1000 600 % co 4 &
Butteries-Sedalia: Westcott a n q
Cheek. Leavenworth. Ashley and Arm.
strong Umpire-Nalay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

baseball contests. dancing. foot races
and various other amusements proNd.
ca for the rural foib who brought their
dinners and spep the day 10 the town
hav ing a good time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

II anything went amiss at the once
today which a want ad. may remedy
ana you fastened ic fix up the want ad.
You may stop worrying about the mat
ter
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At ST Joseph--st Joseph g. Denver a.
Al Sioux City--siouv city 20 Des
MGmcs 1873
AT omaha-omaha a Pueblo 8.
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GoVERNMENr pEroR1.

Conditioi wheat .................... s73
= ''onditlop corn ..,.......... 49,. S9.5
Condition oats .................... 90.4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Don't delay q minute. Cholera infan
tum, dysentery. diorrhoea cotne suddenly
only safe plan Is 70 have Dr Fowler's
Extract OF Wld strawberry always on
hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLB.
Wheat p lower
Corn unchanged to IS nisGee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Squire Holiday of Crescent City, is
in town "They had me reported lost
said the squire but there was nothing
to t. I simply went to the Soldiers
Home at Leayenworth and stopped on
the way I forgot to write home. hence
the stories I'm right side up
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat X higher
Corn unchanged 20 is higher
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CATTLE

Chlcago-l.i0o, s'roAg.
Kansas city $500, strong.
Onaha-S,55O, strong.
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AZ ciacinaa.i-cineiona6 so. Chicago
2-12.
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LIVESTOCK.
HOGS

Chicago iOe, strong.
Kansas City-s. coo, strong,
Omaha, 500, strong.
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Summary: Earned uns-Gu,hrie s..
Two base hits-Gayes. Dairymple, Het-
ing. Durand stolen bascs-Graves, Benz
ne,t womaok. Begley, Byrne- saeriioe
hits Barry Maggie Bennett Begley.
Struck out-by Womack 3, by Groom g.
Bases on balls Womaek I. Time OF
game-l.05 Umpire Lewinson. Attend
ance-8Sl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12
LOCAL POINTS

Rev F NJ Pratt today resigned as
pastor of the Reno Avenue Methodist
church to accept a call to Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-12

Francis Holiday. aged 2S. son Of a
prominent Day couny cowman, was
struck by lightning near Allmon and
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sprlnoHeIa.

'Quisser hunted our ON third strike.
Score by innings RH.B.
Guthrie .............0 G2 O. l-3 i
Springfield ....a...O ono OF "a 3
summary Earned Springfield p
Two-base mits Begley Double plays
Momsck 10 Hickey stolen bases Benz
nett Quisser Jones, ByrDe. sacriice
hit--Benuott Struck out--by Womacg ,
by Groom s. Bases on balls-on WormclS
g. on Groom s Hit by pitched ball
BWne Time OF game-l.23. Umpire
y.e,.Inaon Aftend4nre-
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October. s10.2s.
December. tlo.5i.
January, s1e.t2.
March. Si0.fs.
May, slO.53.
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lIvERPoOL oPENINa CABI.n.

Wheat p higher.
Corn unchanged
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
September. .0so.
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OATS
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.

No. mixed 27a2oc; No mixed 2ec.
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com

No. 9 white 5oRc No. 9 whit Sic No.
2 mixed 49lao; No mixed. isi5c
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CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW,
Wheat 81, grade 2.
Corn III. grade 4i5.
Oats 367, grade GS.
Hogs. $4,000
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0 0 0 Q 0 0 Q . Q 0 Q 0 0 O 0 0
o ToDAY's MARKETS. G
Q o Q Q O Q Q @ @ o o c 0 c C . Q
Special to Daily Leader.
KANSAS CITY CASH.
WEIEAr

No hard 49,, ic no. hard 760
79c; No. & hard 7507ClGo No 2 rcd sic;
No. red 79lko
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
Bandings and Ceilings

1se Cotton Serge Betting,
black, wkite and gray; 8
ytis. on piece; l inch wide.
lac Cotton Serge Betting |;
black, white and gray; 9
ya8. on piece. Sale prices Sc
SC Taunton Banding, a.
Inch wide; black, white,
gray or blue. Sale price.-3c
see silk Double Serge
Betting, a-jush wide; 10
ydH. to piece. Sale price.5Ec
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
Willamette Machine
Cotton and Smith S
English Needles

A combination offered to-
morrow that Is sure to oe
popular with sewers.
TWO papers Of Smith %
Needles that sell regularly
at Sc q paper, and 8 spcoIs
wiIEamanEic Cotton that
sells at 30 each 56c worth
of needles and cotton to-
morrow for .......-25 c
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
CHARGED WITH WORKING
THE "FLIM-FLAM" GAME

Captain Boardman last night received
a dispatch from New York telling Of the
arrest in the metropolis of George Jones.
negro. who is wanted here for working
the envelope fiim-ffam trick on Abra-
nam Whitley, a fireman employed at the
Fourteenth street power house os the
pany.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
SUGAR REFINING COMPANY
REDUCES CAPITAL STOCK

TRENTON. ~ J.. Feb. Is-The Fed
eral Sugar Refining Company mas fled
IN the secretary of states office here
certificate reducing its capital stock
from $50. 900 to SO. go 600. This Is to
be done by reducing the common stock
from $50. 900. go to s1s. 900. 600 and the first
preferred stock from s2a coo 600 TO s1o.-
900. Coz.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
THREE BOYS INJURED
IN C0ASTlNG ACCIDENT

Three boys were injured IN a coast
ing accident on Blagden's Hill. Four
tenth street northwest, yesterday
Percy Lang. seventeen years old, of 1917
Holmead avenue northwest. who owned
and operated the Inflated truck, sus-
tanned sprained shoulder Howard Al
temus. fifteen years old, of 1905 Thir-
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Cotton for Crochet;ng
and Knitting

Dexter's Knitting Cotton,
white and few co1ors; have
besn xnussed In handling.
Sale price, q ball. &c
o. n. T. Darning Cotton,
4 spools for. Sc
Raven Oarnlng Cotton on
sale price, q dozen. &c
Sc Embroid. MeroeFized
Crochet Cotton, all oolors.
Sale price &c
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Tapes

lac English Twill Tape,
aAs "a. and q Inch wide.
Ia yds. TO piece. Sale
1e Cotton Tape, 3 yds. on
piece. Sale price, dozen 1oc
Cotton Tape, "a yds. rolls;
q piece for SC
1oc Nou-TwistjnE Average
Tape. Sale price, bunch. SC
The Washington times., 1905-02-19
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY
WILL GIVE RECITALS

The new quarters of the columbia
Conservatory of Music at 9S1 NEW York
avenue ars we'll adapted for recital pur-
poses.
Mr.. Hart. the principal. viii inaugu-
rate at once a series OF month y pupils
r,aeitais for piano students These num-
hers will be interspersed wi.a vocal and
orchestral numbers.
The Washington times., 1905-02-19

Junior Circle, and an organization Of
boys from the leading private schools
of New York, Cutler. Browning. Sysns.
Collegiate and several others The OBJ
iect of the Junior Circle Is TO foster an
interest in good citizenship.