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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine TAB
let's. Druggists refund money II 1t fails
to cure. e. w, GROVES signature is
on each box. 25c
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| THE COURT RECORD
United States Supreme Court.

Present-The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Harlan. Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice
Brown, Mr.. Justice White, Mr.. Justice
PeckhaTr, Mr.. Justice McKenna, Mr.. JUS
tice Holmes and Mr.. Justice Day.
Henry McAllister, jr.. of Colorado Springs
Col: Jesse NJ. Littleton of Winchester
Tenn; William w. Smith of Woodiawn.
Sullivan county, n. Y; T. a. Wright of
lockwood, Tenn, and VIM. d. Wright of
Knoxville. Tenn. were admitted to practice.
No 122. Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
Company, plaintiff in error, agt. George
w. Woodward. Continued for stipulation
No. 107. Behn, Meyer & Company, APP
pellants, agt. Campbell &c Go TANGO. Ar
gument commenced by Mr.. C. C. Carlin for
the appellants and continued by Mr.. A. B.
Browne for the appellees.
Proceedings after The Star went to press
yesterday:
No. 103-The United States, appellant
agt the Detroit Timber and Lumber Com
paHy ct al; and
No. Observation-Disclosures Lumber Com
pany ct al, appellants, agt. the United
States; argument continued by Mr.. w. u.
Hemingway and Mr.. James f. Read for the
lumber companies ct al, and concluded by
Mr.. Fred. A. Maynard for the United
States.
The day call for Friday, December 8, Is
as follows: Nos. 107, 10S, Ill, III, 49, 122.
123, 124, 126 and 127
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

| SCHEUTZEN PARK-Oscar Wilkinson to
Levers s. Wilkinson, lots 10 and 16,
| block 1: $40.
NO. 1881 BID STREET NoRTHwEsT-Lucy
H. Selah to Maria L. Johnston. lot 9s.
| square $50; $40
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST between I
| and X streets-Sarah C. Fitzgerald ct
vir, Edw. A. to Margaret Murray. lot
| % and part lot IS, square $751; SO.
SIXTH AND ID STREETS SOUTHWEST
| Mary E. Whyte to Mary E. Cumber-
land part lot q. square 1855; $40.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS
| Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company
to Stewart L. Splitter. lot IL, block l;
KALoRAMA HEIGHTs-Julian B. Hubbell
to Harold Wheeler. lot 4. block 21 $40.
| SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST between
S and T streets William Hassellbusch
| ct al. to Ella Grant all interest in part
| lot II, square ATS; SO.
| WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-Ellen P Samp-
| son to James H. White, east half lot H.
block 6; $3.50. Same to Edward c.
Goodwin and Grace L. White west half
| Of same lot; 1880
NO. 242 10TH STREET NORTHEASTERN
! vid w. Limerick ct ux. to George B. Nc
Donald, lot &C. square $50; $40.
| SOUTH BROOKLAND-W. o. Denison ct
al trustees. to T. Werton Matthews,
SEVENTEENTH AND sEATON STREETS
Neutrality-suspicious. William, r., ct
ux. to Samuel v. Gusack, lot IS, square
BUENA VISTA-saile M. Parker to John
M. Smms, lot Is, block q; $40
| MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINs.Benediet Roth ct al. trustees.
NO: 212 NORTH CAPITOL STREET
NoRTHWEsT-Katherine Egan. ct vir
Maurice F.. TO Joseph w. Babcock, lot
7nT rs sSgars s eAa, 80; AMI
TTOL STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stmons ct al. to Katherine c.. Holt, lot
10, square, 1o11; $40.
| NO. Ills NEW YORK AvENUE-Ralph P.
Barnard ct al, trustees, to Silas s..
silas 8. Daish ct lux. conveys same prop
| erty to Mary Jane Moore, $40
| -FOUR AND ONE-HALF STREET SOUTH
| WEST between and o streets-Jennie
| e. Lee to John ]. Scheuch, lots 81 to 90
and part original lots A and 49, square
| PROSPECT STREET NORTHWEST he
| tween 85th and Beth streets-George w.
Manogue to president and directors of
Georgetown College. part lot 43, square
TWENTY SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
| between II and 1 streets-William n
| Lanham to James L. Karrick and VIII
liam p. Metcaif. lots A to F, square II:
So
| VIRGINIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
| tween 10Th and 9th streets-James d.
| karrick ct al. to William H Lanham
| lots "a and %, square 9; $40
| NORTH BRIGHTWOOD-Kenn Real
! ty Co. to Joseph L. Wright, lot is, block
NO so4 1sr STREET NORTHWEST
Isaac II. Ford ct al, executors. to Kath
| crime Murphy, lot 80, square west of e23:
| $40.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-George M
Sternoerg ct ux. to Agatha B. Chandler,
part lot IL; $40.
| ADDITION TO WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Lloyd III. Chandler ct ux to George
NJ. Sternberg. lot Al; $1O
| THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between s and 7 streets-Mary A. Nc
Kehan ct al. to Preston c. Day, part lot
| 80. square 275; $40.
| CLEVELAND PARK-James Sham et ny
to Claire P. Wrightson. part; $40.
| NO. 7 TENNESSEE AVENUE NORTH
EAST-Joseph y. Saunders ct ux. to
Lydia A. Cline. lot 49, square 1912; $40
| MADISON STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween M and N streets-Starr Parsons
to Katharine v. Magee. south half lot
"a, square 44S: $40.
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A DIFFERENCE
in LUNGS

In the Edinburgh University
three human lungs lie side by
side. One is of an Eskimo and
is SNOW white. In life this
would be ruddy with rich
blood. Another is that of a
coal miner and is black. The
other is of town dweller and
is a dirty slate gray, as are the
lungs of most city residents.
That's why consumption
thrives in cities.
One reason why SCOTS
Emulsion does so much to
keep down consumption is be-
cause it helps to keep the lungs
clean and supplies them with
rich, red blood. 1t makes the
lungs germ-resisting. If the
body is run down and health is
at a low ebb SCOTS Emulsion
will build it up quickly and
permanently.
COLT BOVINE. 400 Pearl Street. New yorl
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'ennessee. There were also

Tennessee There were also rains and
SHOWS in the north Pacific districts; else
where the weather continues fair.
Temperatures have changed but little, ex-
cent in portions of New England and the
north Pacific states, where they nave 1aiien
from 10 to 20 degrees.
There will be rain tonight in the east gulf
states. followed by fair weather Saturday
rain tonight and Saturday in the south
Atlantic states; rain or snow tonight ana
Saturday in the middle Atlantic states ana
the upper Ohio valley, and rain or snow
Saturday in the middle Atlantic safes anu
lower lake region.
1t will be somewhat colder tonight IN the
eastern lower lake region.
The winds along the middle Atlantis coast
viii be light variable, becoming north to
northeast and fresh; on the south Atlantic
and east gulf coasts fresh and mostly north
easterly and on the lower lakes fresh west
to north, becoming variable.
The following heavy precipitation Qn
,nches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours Jupiter l9f' hey
West, LIP.
Steamers departing today for European
morris will have light 10 fresh southWesteriy
winds, with falr weather 10 me 1i'ho
banks.
Records for Twenty Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday: -. %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z, pm, o. Q
Am al: am, 81; u noon, So; pm. b6.
Maximum, 80, at 1870 pm, December .;
minimum, 20, at 4 am. December 8.
Observation-Disclosures Z, pm, S0.S7; .
pm, 80 So; u midnight, 3o-35 December
s, 4 am, 1892; am, 1904; noon' $751;
pm. 30.2S.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 7:05 am; sun sets, s5S
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 7:06 a m. Moon
sets ABS a. m. tomorrow.
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WARMER ToN1aHr.
Rain Early Tomorrow Morning; Light
to Fresh Winds.

Forecast till pm. Saturday:
For the District of CoIumbia--Increasing
cloudiness and warmer tonight. rain in early
morning; Saturday rain; light to fresh
winds. becoming north to northeast
For Maryland-Increasing cloudiness to-
night. rain In early morning, warmer In
eastern portion: Saturday rain light to
fresh winds. becoming north to northeast
For Virginia-Rain tonight and Saturday:
warmer tonight in interior, except extreme
northern portion; fresh northeasterly winds.
Minimum temperature past twenty-four
hours SO: year ago. 81.
Weather conditions and general forecast
depression near the southwest coast of
Florida has caused general rains In Georgia,
Eloridas the east gulf states and eastern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

Col. Daniel Perkins Bosworth, one of the
wealthiest and best known men In the Ohio
oil country, died In New York Wednesday
night. He served as an active ensign In the
navy during the civil war. He was menu
Der OF the Loyal Legion and was widely
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
Small Blaze.

A local alarm sent to fire alarm head
quarters about 1915 O'Clock this afternoon
was followed by the sending of a company
of the department to the house of Gen A.
W. Greedy 1914 G street northwest. There
damage was caused.
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Court Of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Duell and Mr. Justice McComas.
1868. Millett ct al. agt. Allen, commits
ssoner of patents; continued.
1909. Bryant agt. the District of Columbia.
Dental Society; argument concluded by MIR.
W. c. Johnson for appellant
1916. Hamilton agt. the United States; ar
gument commenced by Mr.. l.. III. David for
appellant; continued by Mr.. j. c. Adkins for
appellee
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ATTORNEYS.

DAMAGE, ESTATE AND DIVORCE CASES. ETC;
advice free; frst-class lawyers prompt, reliable
all courts; everything strictly CONFIDENTIAL; fees
low. Address Post ONCE Box Z, Station A, city.
no23- 9Ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
MILLIONS IN NICKEL.

Frank Carpenter tells of the
vast ore deposits north of
Lake Huron, which are
owned by enterprising
Americans. Illustrated.
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FRENCH PRESIDENCY.

Politicians of France are
now getting into line for the
approaching election of a
successor to President Lou
bet,
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CHRISTMAS FEASTS-

Some intimate details about
the vast labor of organizing
the mammoth Christmas
dinners for the poor in large
cities. Illustrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

SAN FRANCISCO. December 8-A cable
from Hong Kong announces the death to-
day of Captain James T.. Smith. comman nd
er of the Pacific Mail liner Siberia.
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GIVING OUT THE NEWS.

How the late John Hay
taught secretaries and diplo-
mats to make public news
matters of general interest.
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SPIRITUALISM.

MIR. KELLER 91s Fl ST., WILL. HOLD Sc
ance this friday night for interesting and won
derful psychic phenomena In the light. Private
interviews daily. It,
MR.. Z. MILLION PSYCHIC, e14 NEW YORK
/ ave- n.w.-Automatic and independent writings on
all subjects. no18-1mos
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B. TurOff & Co.,
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS,
14TH AND STREETS NV.
select line Of HOLIDAY GIFTS.
uof2-9Ot
WE'LL SAVE YOU FROM 25 TO bOEe ON YOUR
watch and jewelry repairing-Watehes cleaned.
75c.; mainsprings Toe; crystals. 10c. Foreign
watches and French clocks a speciality. All work
war. yr. MAX GREENBERG. 523 10th st. NV.
se7-tf.5 d. eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

In addition to Panama story
tomorrow's big paper will con-
tain many other interesting
features, including the follow
ing:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Harry s. weich Of SO r NV. has removed his
Law. Loan and Insurance Once to 1410 NV.
Loans made on d. O. property at 4lzss. Insurance
placed IN best companies. no29-Ist-6
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EQUITY COURT NO 2-Justice Stafford
ford
Washington Brewing Company agt. Cos
grove; leave to file supplemental answers
granted; compliments solicitors Birney &
Woodland; defendants solicitors, J. Ridout,
Lambert & Baker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08

BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Ana.rso,
In re. William A. Morrison; leave to faLa
certain proceedings granted; attorney. r. IT
Thomas. ~ - -
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is TO BE ENLARGED
Fort Sill to be Improved in
Various Ways--Con-
tract Let.

Special to the Daily Leader.
Lawton. OKLA, May 3.-The ]. w. VOL
yorton Hardware company bidders on
The system OF watcrNorl,s 90 De erected
al Fort SIN mas been notified that the
contract has been disapprovcd. The bids
were opened al Fort sin abou. a month
ago. when il was learned that the Vol
yerton bid was the lowest The officials
al Fort Sill forwarded the bids TO the
uuartermaster general at Omaha with
the instruction that the contract be
awarded this COMPANY Recently the
quartcrmastcr M Fort sin received a
telegram from the department asking
what was the use OF building .his wate-
works system when they were going to
lmnd a new fort so son that all this
could he done at the same time and
save great expense
Tho new post IS to be large enough
for light artillery and Fort SIN has an
abundance Of land FOE that purpose #
IS the opinion Of the officers that the
fort viii be lailt 10 the south Of the old
Iost-
From the turning down OF the con-
tract ID Is apparcnt 10 those n charg
that the construction work 70 be built
out Of the $4,000 appropriation win be
commenced al onve.
tho recommendation OF Lieutenani
General Chafee, who made Fort sin a
Visit a week ago tod1y
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as q brush cannot do
A fresh ven is q very necessary finish
10 a woman's costume II is better %
buy cheap ven often than to wear
an expensive one nat has become
stretched and frayed A vcil should be
shaken oGt. or il very dusty, laid upon
"a surface and brushed gently with soft
lat brush, then always rolled, never
folded as constant bending wears and
breaks the NET
The economy OF using shoe trees Is welt
90 remember immediately upon remoy-
Ing the shoes wire OF the dus, with a
cloth or felt shoe brush. and put tho
irees in thom. This keeps the shape
and prevents the leather from creasing
and oraclSns Changing shoes often IS
a saving OF leather aud resum TO the
feet
. Whom waists are hung on The form an
excellent protection from the dust will
be found Ia squares OF cheosecloth or
siIlyohne, huttonho!ed OF featner-stitcn-
"a on the edges with small hole in tho
middle of each falso buttonholed) 20
Slip ID over tte form
Gloves wiH Ner longer and retain
their shope il they are peeled from the
llund-ihat a. draw wrong side OUT
when turned right blow 20 them TO dry
the moisture which comes from the
hand, and sinooTh them .n proper shape.
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Local Happenings Of city and Territory
Strictly Told.

Local Happenings Of City and Territory
Strictly Told.
A w. O. j. y has been orsauiaed at
Nitrieta.
Muslsosee is 70 have another aye-story
hotel
The chiomsaw Medica Association
win meet md Marietta May 9 and 10.
THE business men II Porum have or
ganized "a commercial CLUB
A volunteer fire comrany OF twenty
members mas been orsanized at Table
ruah.
The stave and heading min a. We
ieetka now employs between hfty and
sixty employees.
/ The Muskosec postoace has been ale
lowed two mounted lotter carriers 70 De.
sem service Mas ~.
a n Smith has been appointed post
master at Erin Springs and N. J. Riddle
at Legal. district i5
Dr Arrlng.on Of lndianoa has beea
ARRESTED Tor puctioiug medicine in the
western district without license.
THE y a. G. A. Of Oklahoma and In
dian Territory wm hold ts arst eonven-
is
y. a. Nicholas, clerk and Alrs
Fred G. Lawrence. "a stenographer an
ihc Indian agency az Aluskosee have re-
slsned their cosillcas
A large snlmming oool Is 70 Le bull.
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. . . . . Q 9 . . Q Q . Q Q ;
MATT ou4s saJsALs.
, Q 0 0 0 0 . 0 Q o Q o o o 0 Q

[ perceive that you were trapped By
the dark stroud moon story or fake
about me being held mp by aE Indian.
The main and only truth about the
matter IS. ] saw drunken Indian about
tne milo south oil STROUD. and I saw a
certain elongated sQuawman from Dog
crock. who was 4 ug 90 the ma gle city
10 get fun Of hclib,ota.
The Indian shed bitter tears for the
reason. as he told me, the agent would
lcck him np ln tho cooler
Just then the tan horsethiei catcher
drove up. aud the rcdslgin left for the
squawman drawing guns
The sqmwmau. who delights IN news
raper notcriety and who is trying to
get up travelling show. told the n,oou
man one thousand lies about the mat
ter the neVt morning They concluded
;hat il would give the over dark lumin-
airy sort OF advertising, and it might
advertise their menagcrle.
They propose to embark IN business
OF showing themselves ard three freak
chickens. The squawman and the pin
headed editor propose to coin fortunes
with thclr tongues and teeth
They wrote the take in We moon edit
or's empty chicken house. They were
after free advertising and they win get
more than they expected. The moon ed
ilor win start cu the raid next week,
il his mother-in-iaw don't veto the
proceeding.
I have no doubt that the pair. the
squawman and tre moon editor VIII
make piles Of money They are first
class freaks
! would not nave taken notice Of the
moons dark doings about me II you
htdu't been fooled INTO republshing the
godndless stun. because the stroud
moon is rather skunkish. and should be
touched with a long pole
MATT DUHR.
Stroud, Okla. May /. 1905.
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$500 REWARD FOR WOMEN WIZ
CANNOT BR ofTRED
Llnsa SUITS lsAoeRs
\ Great variety Of styles FOR the sum
mer


Tho linen suit win be the leader for
summer morning wear. and Is out in as
many siylesac the wool and silk costume
ln ready ntdes, tailor finished q is
prominent ia the three-quarter and half
iengih reingole modcls. with plated
skirts The redineotes, many OF them
have blouse body part with deep bel,
and plaited basque portion Then there
IS Nrrety Of halls lcrgth and hip-
length coats. blouses, boleros Etons even
little enpe aaits she cnpss sometimes
merging into the boicro province by the
INTRODUCTION of Wide fowing sleeves. All
weiehls of liner hre used and the usual
linen colors. Some very trim suits for
girls are of colored incn trimmed VITA
w5iic OF Of white trimmed with color
Linen walking suits like those OF SILK
and Nooi have skirts that are decidedly
shoit-usuailY of the step length Em-
proideres aai braias are the usual uim-
ninss The costume Is on blue linen.
1'he SKIRT D. trimmed with verified stitch
"a bands Of the material The iackec
bias a similar trimming with little pocl,-
cis. which are a great feature OF al
outing suits 'rhc half-length sleeves
have short inders Of white linen frinei
80 the edge THE belt Is white KID. TAe
gown of sirined linen auflns has an ABB
treuated Doloro which ends at the TOP
~ ihe high sirlie The wide apels ar
iIimned with braid and buttons
One of the pretty waist coats which
are So abundant among smart tailor
masses s made Of red linen worked with
tlTIfa a...lI..f .tl.f..,f.1a..,. ana rI.a ,.f+ j.
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gsERS89NY Us PREPARING
FOR WEDDING OF TaHE
CROSVN PRINCE
PROGRAM is LENGTHY
Experts are Very Busy Win
Brides TrOuSSeau.
CBy Associated PrcssA


Berlin May Preparations are be-
ing made all over Scrmany, and es-
peclally 10 the capital for the celebration
oi the approaching marriage OF the Ger
mau Crown Prince ana the Duchess
Cecilia Of Meskiengers- -schwerin Tn.
rogom for the ceremonies will. so far
as Is known at present, be as follows.
on the momiag Of June 5. the Du2h-
ess will make formal entry into
bellevue castle whore she win be awaited
ly the Crown Prince on this occasion
many customs which were In vogue hun-
drods Of years ago win be revived and
an tho Guilds Of Berlin win attend and
,ffor presents To- the bride.
On The morning of June g. the civil
wedding ceremony win be performed by
Herr Won Wedell and laser on win be
repeated I'm the chapel of the castle. The
wedding feast has been arranged Tor
the afternoon. rhe young royal couple
win spend their honeymoon IN the seclu-
sion Of the Marble palace at Potsdam
All the German cities which have over
25 300 inhab.tants are contributing large
sums towards gifts for the foyal pair.
Many articles and valuable presents also
win be offered by private individuals.
The array win supass anything ever
seen in Germany before.
Experts in most countries OF the civil
lized world are now busy wsth the brides
trousseau Her Hghness is a great ad-
inirer OF che American style Of which
she has seen a great deal during her am
nual visits to the Riviera 1t is not SUR
rtising therefore. TO hear that several