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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
Prominent Young Farmer
Died Suddenly
ILL But A SHORT TINE
Had Served Town As Lister And
As Commissioner Of
Highways.

Charles l.. Jowoii. one Of the well
kuoWn farmers Of the town died Frl
day evening after "a painful Illness ~
ab ui Eve weeks. During that time be
was confined 10 the bed only the last
day. aud a week before was Ia the yll.
lage on business.
lie was 81 years Of age, s1n Of the
late Thoma, Jcwoii, and was born on
the farm on which be- died, and 10 the
house that stood on the site Of the
present one.
Mr. Jeweii was known a. an honest
man and a good citizen and although
a democrat IN politics has been elect.
ed 10 town Offices, having been a lister
and town highway commissioner and
he held other positions Of trust lie
was member Of Bennington Grange,
and Of Bennington lodge BpOE.
lie Il survived by a wife 10 whom he
was married about ten years ago, aud a
sister, Mrs John Brown OF Cheshire,
Mass.
His funeral will be attended from the
homestead Monday afternoon at
o'clock, Rev Philip Schuyler onlciat.
ing. His was the first death among
the members OF the grange.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
new HEAD OF
EQUITABLE
Morton Succeeds Alexander
In the Big Company
Mr.. HYDE IS ALSO OUT
Big Company AtLast ReOrsanized
On Basis To Inspire
Confidence.
Mr.. HYDE IS ALSO OUT

NEW Nugk. iune 40 Paul Morton,
who rri.Fe- from the sr,rviafyshlp ~
ihc navy on july !. has bo-n elected
aud has accepted the cha.rmauship ~
ihr board of direction. ~ thc Equitable
life Assumnc. society. ~. election
marks 40. nr.t aud most important
step Ia the reorganization ~ the sn.
cieiy aud was followed by the tender
~ the designations u President James
W Alexander N.cc President james
n. Hyde Sccond Vice President Gage
T. Tnrbrli. Third Vice President George
r Wilson aud Fourth Vice President
william n Mciuiyre
Mr. Morton. us explained by senator
Chauncey a. Dcpcw was the unnni
nous choice OF the board OF directors
~ the Equitable. although the meeting
was not altogether harmonious
n ls known that Brayton Ives and
Charles stewart Smith. who were from
the outset 81 ~. controversy on the
side ~ the conservative element. pro-
tested against some ~ the proceedings
of the meeting and are believed 90 have
voted against Mr. Morious election.
The new chairman. 10 further quote
Senator Depcw. did not consent 20 take
ONCE until be- had received positive as.
suranccs that be would have a Free
hand as 10 measures aud men"
Mr. Hyde Invested" himself ~ the
majority control. but. as made clear IN
his letter 60 the board. retains sub.
stantial interest IN the society.
All ~ the designations submitted 90
the meeting are subject 10 the pleasure
Of Chairman Morton. anG none has yet
been accepted.
Just what action MIR Morton will
take ms 10 these designations was not
disclosed. but II was strongly intimated
that President Alexander and Vice
Presidents Tarbell Wilson aud Nc
lntyre retired with the belief that their
executive relations with the Equitable
had ended.
The interests TO which Mr. Hyde dis
posed OF his stock number some two
score individuals. led by Thomas f.
Ryan. vice president of the Morton
Trust company. which has close rela
lions with the Mutual Life Insurance
company. one of the Equitable socie-
tvs principal rivals. Mr. Ryan is said
to be- heavily insured Ia the Equitable.
as are. according TO report, many Of
the others who acted with him In the
purchase of the Hyde holdings
The price paid for the Hyde estate
stock. which is 90 be trusteed practi-
cally in perpetuity. was not disclosed.
but estimates vary from Sj,j0OOOO TO
SrOun0nO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
Day Good Boys Deserve 1t and All Others VIII Go Anyway
DEMANDED AN INCREASE


Tuoniy.scyen Of the % day knll,ers
employed by the Cooper Manuiaciur
ing company walked oui Of ihe factory
a, Q o'clock Friday afternoon after de-
mandlng "a Increase Of ~ cents pr
day, from tl.1j 20 eco
supi Jane, =. Burke mot them for a
conference al : o'clock this morning
aud all resumed work pending a settle.
meni by President A. j. Cooper who
IL nov oui ~ town.
With onc or Two exceptions all those
Who struck arv young men ranging
from ], 10 - years Of age. Rocenily
they had agliated among themselves
that thoy gcrr undorpaid and finally
asked for an Increase.
This was not given or refused but
the kniiicrs were requested a. leave
the matter under consideration until
the latter part Of next week. This the
men decided AZ lrst 10 do bat after.
wards concluded 20 bring the question
10 o. head ai once and therefore left
their work late Friday afternoon.
When seen ~ a Banner reporter In
The evening they appeared % have NO
grievances other than that they feel
they should receive an Increase. The
strikers do not include the night knit
fers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
No Further Hope Of Saving
Mary Rogers Life
GOVERNOR BELL IS FIRM
Law Must Take rs Course and
Sentence OF Court viii
BE Carried Out

Middlehury, June i0.-Govcrnor
Bell vas 10 town yesterday 70 attend
a Pomona grange meeting aud when
seen by representative 81 the 81 Al
bans Messenger the governor said.
My stand Ia the Rogers case Il pre-
clsely the same today as when I hrst
rcprieved Mrs Rogers. Under The Law
was obliged 70 grant her a second
reprieve and now that a writ Of error
has been denied, the law must take lis
course.
Then thechiei executive OF Vermont
will do nothing more 20 save the llie
Of Mrs Rogcrsr queried the rcpres.
cniailve Of The Messenger. The gov.
crnor shook his head, indicating that
there would be no further stay OF exc
culIon, which Is scheduled 10 take
place az Windsor, Friday. June p.
a telephone message by an Associ
aiod Press representative 20 J. II. Sen.
ter OF Montpelier, one Of Mrs Rogers
counsel, elIclled the opinion from Mr.
Senter that he could see no further
chance for his client.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
CHILDREN'S SUNDAY
Special Services At the Methodist Church To-
moro

morrow.
Children's day will be observed at
the Me church tomorrow. In the
morning the pastor Rev DR. c. w.
Rowley will preach on christianity
and intellectual Culture" and small
children will be baptized. The Sun
day school concert will be given at
1870 p. IN. An orchestra will accom-
pany the organ. There will be special
music and decorations. All parents
with children Ia cradle roll and kim
dergarten are requested to bring them
TO the Especial service for them at
noon.
The program which has been arrang.
ed includes the Arion Quartette, read
ings by Miss Dakin and several selec-
tions will be rendered by an orchestra
composed of Lawrence Gokay, Mrs
Stickles, Miss Gilbert, VIM L. Long,
VIM Tiffany and Harry Cook. The
members OF the Sunday school will
carry out program Of recitations
and singing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10

the emperor in person was held at
Tsarskoe-Selo TO discuss the situation
I'm regard 70 the present developments.
His majcsty's brother, Grand Duke
Michael. who has arrived here from
Berlin, is believed TO be the bearer OF
personal message from Emperor VIII
liam advising the conclusion Of peace.
Ambassador Meyer is in constant
communication with Washington and
has received long cipher dispatch
from America. which he communicated
to the foreign minister in an interview.
Extreme reticence continues to be
manifested. but II is apparent that the
great announcement for which the
world is waiting will not be made from
here or from Tokyo but from Wash
ington. 1t is not likely to be delayed
beyond Monday at the latest. No hitch
has occurred, and the outlook con
tinues favorable for peace.
Emperor Nicholas has cabled the fol-
lowing message TO Admiral Rojestven
sky:
From my heart l thank You and all
the officers of the squadron who have
honorably done their duty for your I'M
selfish work for Russia and for me.
BY the will of the Almighty success
was not destined to crown your en-
deavors, but your boundless bravery
will always be source of pride to the
country.
81 wish you a speedy recovery. May
God console you all"
The peculiar wording of the message
Is attracting attention. The restriction
Of the emperor'S thanl.s to those hon
orably doing their duty is tanning the
Jgly talk regarding the surrender
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10

The Albany Argus OF this morning
gives the following further particulars
relative to Justice Peckham's refusal
to grant Mrs Rogers a new trial:
The application was ex parte In
character. Mrs Rogers Was represen.
ted by +. NJ. Butler OF Rutland, VT
He submitted his papers to Justice
Peckham who sat In the Office OF Ros.
endale x Hessburg at Albany and the
justice after reading them announced
his decision.
The application was based princip-
ally on the contention that the Supreme
court OF Vermont had erred in refus-
ing to grant Mrs Rogers new trial
on the ground OF newly discovered ev-
idence add inasmuch as she could OBJ
tain no relief, the legislature OF the
state not being in session, she had no
way OF obtaining justice and II execu-
ted it would be without due process u
law
Judge Peckham in refusing the writ
said There is absolutely no pre-
tens OF federal question being in
volved In this case. 1t would be trif-
ling with the administration OF the
federal law to grant it. Error does
not lie in the refusal OF the appellate
court OF state TO grant a new trial.
That is a matter OF discretion and
wholly within the jurisdiction OF the
state. | will deny the application
THAT would be my decision, even
though the record of the case were be-
fore me. There is no occasion for tho
raising of any question under the
fourteenth amendment to the federal
constitution. The United States SUI
preme court has held many times that
1t has no power to act in cases such
as this. 1t is unfortunate for your
client that she has no relief in your
state. but she certainly has none in
the United States supreme court. The
action OF the state appella court in
passing on the question of newly dis
covered evidence is due process of law.
1t covers her rights. There is no re-
lief for her in the United States SUI
preme court"
Mr. Butler asked Justice Peckham to
refer the matter to the entire court, but
he also declined to do that, saying
that the court would not meet until Oc-
tober next and that the effect would be
the same as though he granted the
writ.
Mr. Butler said after the decision
was rendered that the only hope that
remained for Mrs Rogers now was fur
Their reprieve from the governor and
that the attorneys would Immediately
apply for such stay. If it is not
granted she will be executed under the
sentence of the Bennington county
court on June %, when the present re-
prieve expires.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
ChlLDREN'S DAY SERVICE
To Be Held At tn baptist Church sunday
sofning.


The annual children ,. day service At
the Baptist church will be- held on
sunday morning at i03j. All depart
menis Of the sunday school will meet
AZ 1000 ia the chapel and Sunday
school rooms and march In a body 10
the church. The exercises will com
bine the service for worship and the
regular sunday school service. No
lesson study tomorrow.
Parents are urged - come with their
children and thus show interest In
their work Songs and reciiatioOs by
the Primary department will be OF in
tercst 10 both old and young. There
will be a short address 10 the children
by the pastor TO be followed by the
baptlsmal service.
In the evening at 7:30 the Rev VI. L.
Brown who is supplying the church
at North Bennington will speak in ex.
change with the pastor. Subject,
Cuba Libre." Better hear him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
Weather

Local showers tonight and Sunday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
Accept RooseveltS Offer To
End the War
PEACE PERHAPS AT ONCE
Both Rulers Accept the Friendly
Intervention To Stop
Conflict.

New York, June 10. Tn, Hussianand
Japanese governments have accepted
Rooscycli's suggestion that a meeting
Of the Representatives Of the two CON
tending powers b. issued.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
FIRE DEPARTMENT INSPECTION

Companies viii Be Called July clambsks
Later.
Al a meeting OF the fire department
held last evening It was decided that
the annual clamoake and inspection
should be held July 4, and after that
was through the force should adjourn
TO Hunts upper grove and partake OF
a clambake to be prepared under the
supervision OF a. NJ. Downs. In the
evening there will be a dance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10

1T SAVES time, strength
and patience.
1T SAVES building a fire.
1T SAVES heating up the
house in Summer.
1T SAVES carrying coal
and wood.
1T SAVES sitting and car
rying ashes.
1T SAVES dirt and dust.
All you have to do to make fire is
to strike match.
A III this saving means a saving of
MONEY.
Cooking with Gas is cheaper than
cooking with coal or wood or oil or
gasoline.
You pay for fuel after you have
burned 1t, not before.
Users say-''Once use gas and you
will never use anything else If you can
help it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-06-10
RIDE TO WOODFORD.
Senior Glass Of the High School Having an
Outing.

The 80 members of the senior class
of the high school accompanied by the
faculty enjoyed a ride to Woodford
city this afternoon leaving here at ] 80
O'Clock. They are the guests of Miss
jeanette Perkins who is one of the
members of the class.
They will take supper at the Sum-
NIT House and return late this even
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

FOR RENT-BY wESCOTT & WILCOX.
1907 Penna. ave.
.O5 18th. 11r, b, ami$60. IS 27O6 X 6r Will so
20O6 18th, Or b. ami. 80 jO 529 oath. 5r, 80
POPS G. 12r stable. 80 80 1870 Benning 5r 10
2l41 Pa av, Tor. b. 1851 STORES
201S G, 1lr. b.. 1880 1917 Pa av IT. eel 80 AZ
30 10th, 12r, b. AZ 30 PHO L. IT. GEL 90
1905 NY av, lii, b. at37.50 FLATS.
214s F. Tor, b, ami. 81 sol THE CARLISLE. 1918 n
2517 Pa ay Or. b, lat. rs 65 non housekeeping
3009 o. 10r b, ami. .35 so 3r b, heat -. 30 so
1928 Pa 10r b. .35 30 2424 Pa av Ar hea 1875 90
1902 Goth. Or, b.. 80. sol 2461 P, fats new"
9O1 23d. Sr b, ami 30 80 3040 q, 5r b. heat % so
2l23 F. Tor. b. lat So Flat A. LIST f. Ar b.22 SO
1141 10Th. Or, lat 80 Flat B. LIST f. Ar 20 so
zoos s, 6r b.. "a 50 Flat c, I'd q. Or b. 25 so
3223 N 1r b. lat. 81 80 Flat ID, I'd q. Ar 20 30
14l214 3Oth 7r. $50 sos 23d. 2h. 5r b.. 20 so
533 Fla ay, Sr, b.. .2550 OFFICE ROOMS.
JAG 30th Or, b. lat. $50 ,S2-4S6 La ay. heated
15O6 kingman. Or. b.2650 rms. s.. $40, $I2 So $40
2313 I, 6r, b. lat. 1880 STABLES.
l20S 18th, 7r, Is 30 1912 G, rear W. Is 90
511 23d. Or, w.. .12.50
For full list of small houses and fats apply at
the office. 1a2i-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

FOR RENT
NV ,2029 l. 26r Oh. S75. O0f NE 6oa L. Or 1b 90 10
WITH r, Tor, b. 40. so NV 1892 9th n 10 30
NV 1892 P. Or, lb. % IOl NE ITO 9Th Or n I6 "a
NV 1874 9th. Or. 1900 NV 1885, 9th. 5r IL 20
NV .1736 9th. Or. rs. DOL NV All r ar IL 70
NV. 400 O{hall 2n) iris Dol NV 1908 9Th Or 70 RI
SUI Olhail Sn) 1rl5 o0l SE.110 tr. . 20
IVY ,Zo14 r, Or. 100 Sc. 1915 list. 3r. 8 90
FLATS-NORTHWEST
ce7 q W.. aIertments 2r. and b. SIS 90 to $23 90
FFICES-NORTHWEST.
Gunton building offices 1927 90
Central building Offices. 1911 1th. room g. 90
627 r. LIST floor. 80. 00l s6S La Offices.
Gil 7th room 6. 00i 81 Tth NV. 7&9. 1900
Cell at office for Information regarding alley
properties. stables. ETC.. have for rent
For further information apply at office.
ja21-ts j. w. PILLING 917 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

FOR EENT-BY GEO. W. LINKINS
FOO 10Th st. NV.
1916 2lst NV Sr. b$a0. 90 1920 Ga ay Sc Or ID "a
1910 18th Tor, b. 30 90 1924 18th Sc Or W. 10 10
sol 18th, fat. 3r. b..30. 90 I3103 K NV 5r, W. 500
Fl. 1203a ne Or b % 80 Large storage rooms 3 co
523 23d NV. 6r w....15.30i ia5-tf
FOR EENT-l51s 21sT ST N.w-A FINE EIGHT
room house in an excellent neighborhood, at q
low rent; all modern improvements. GEO. W.
LiNKINS. 500 10th NV. no2o-tf
FOR RENT-DESIRABIE HOUSE, 2032 10TH ST
- rooms two bath rooms, hot wa ter heat:
complete nd modern in every particular.
de2-rl THEO. A. HARDING, 1916 G. ST. NV
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
1911 l go. sfGs 81 2024 G............ go. 81
% Lanier place. $50 90 1853 P............ 100
1874 Conn 100 90 2o02 G........... 50 90
Also very desirable apartments in StoneleIgh
Court at from $50 to Sl75 per month.
Also large list of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX & BROWN.
se2S &c l40G G. ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
PALMIsTRY.

MADAME CATHERINE wASHixGroN.s FA-
yorftc paimist HBd card reader, $40 a. y ave-
hnnrs. 10 TO 10. Fee. 3 and so cents Open
Sundays; receptions attended. tsl3-I5t.
HAVE YOUR HAND READ DY MME RfTA, TEH
worlds greatest paimist snd astrological. now
and Soc. Aeao- 3Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

FURNISHED HOUSES
near 18th, 15r. %. 18TH Mintwood. 1lr. 1873
per aDnuni. 4. 500 11th DE Sales. Tor. loo
Conn ay 4 NJ. 11r. 81. 300 Riggs Nth 81. 100
Mass av x oath, 20r. ..2O0I NJ near 14th 5rSJ
wyoming nv. iSr. 2h. .15ol
OFFICES.
4O3 ffh nw.........7 100 Atlantic Coast Line
bldg, from $40 $35
40. STORE.
Aoi ne. t33x17 drug storel 10 90
Stables.
ja23-tf 80 VeHV'''.''A o'oe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-IF YOU WANT WORK, JOIN AMER
loan HOMESEEKEHS' ASSOCIATION Unc),
41e 10th NV. (basement). It,
D-COMPETENT STENOGRAPHERS AND
Densmore typewriter operators; good positions
found for same: charge for services. Call and
registe- with DENS lore TYPEWRITER CO..
1927 Il ST. DIV de10-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

TO CATHARINE. OR KATE, ECHARD, NOW
or late residing in the city of Washington, d. C.,
and now or late supposed tc be in the employ Of
the United States Government.
MADAM: You Will please notice that the Or
phans' Court of Philadelphia county. state Of
Pennsylvania, has filed. January 0. 1906 its ad-
INDICATION of the account of Julia K Baugh adj
mi.nistratrix Of the goods. etc, of ANDREW
EAGAN. your deceased brother. Your whereabouts
being unknown, advertisement to discover same
was ordered by court return of such ADVERTISE
ment to be made to said court on before March
g. 1905.
identity at once to CHARLES r. VAN HORN,
Attorney for AdB>r., Ga Witherspoon Building
Philadelphia, Pa ja20-2aw-4ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27


FOR RENr-BY b. + SAUL CO.. 7TH & L Nv
1907 LIST NV, 12r 2b. 00 1881 9th NV ST. b. 20 90
713 18th NV, store. 40 COL 4fh 9th me- er h. 20 20
1541 9Th NV. Sr. b. 1T sol 1884 18th Sc 6r b. 10 so
1911 18th NV. Sr. b 80. a0 Back st. Or. is. 90
lI41 LIST NV. .r h. 81 30 1113 9Th NV Or. W. II. 10
1887 Brtghtwood av NV e20 18th ne Or, b..,16.00
T p: 80 % 402 Pierce NV. Al. b. 90
21h philadelphia. Brook iffs 3:d NV. 5r. W. ~ 80
tand Or. b....... 30.50i ;3l2 Sherman av 3r q 80
s37 K NV. Tor. b. $3.50 Rear Eth & O.nw ir s. On
b11 NV, 12r. b.. 750 4a2 d NV ntfiep RS 81 & SIS
IdO6 30 NV. Or b. 20 30 Rear sos 18th 3 WIS
1927 Fla ne. Or. b25.50l
See iist of flats under Apartments for Rent.
Office rooms at 5l2 ST NV. tsteam heaD. jazz IT
FOR RENT-UNFURNiSHED-
1928 N. Il. ave-, l7r. aud 2b., per month. $1,000
1916 st. NV. 12r. and 2b. 10000
1913 D ST. me-. Tor. and b........-....... 1920
304 st. ne. Sr. and b.. furnace heat. ~ 90
13iS 9th st. n:w Or ,,;;,s, S0ao
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
FOR RENT-6OS X ST. NE. GROOM BRICK.
NIL. in good rider. at ST. month. Key at GA
ja2o-2Gt, =. W. TUCKER & BRO. 72o A st. ne.
FOR RENT
store. 511 18th NV. convenient and large. 900
Fur. pos 18th NV. Err. b................ 1880
jaa9-f LOUIS D. WINE Il CO.. 1894 st INV.
FOR RENT--2e IST ST. NV: 4 HANDSOME
3story bu6 brick ffnt dwelling: concrete cellar:
furnace heat: s bed ro0ms: modern bath: parlor.
reception ball. dining room aud kitchen on ist
foor: fine residence section: house In splendid
condition; rent $40.g0.
ja7-tf JAMES r. SHEA. el3 Il. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-GLASS PANEL COUPE ROCkAWAY;
Istclass condition and make; bargain. 25o0 18th
ST. NV Ja2f-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

UST. GUS l4TH ST. NV.
t529 +. Or. b. 30. %
34lS 18th. Or. b. LBS. 30
1927 10th, 7r, b. .-25. so
l222 y, IT. b. Is. 80
ox2 Morton pl, Or. BIO. 50
165 Cal st ne, Or, BILE. 80
APARTMENTS.
18th & A ne, nice 4r &
b fats. ami. .....i4-50
474 o. I'd Il, 3r, b. ..12.50
OFFICES.
425 18th, ; floors. Al 90
Webster bdg. III fr'ni2o.00
9l2 4 NV, 2r. I'd d. .l2.u0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

For RENT-
Ne cor 18th & Clifton.
IT., 10. lur.. :. $500 90
.oiZ iJth NV. lo:. b,
fur ...... ,i.5. 90
Is22 N II nv, 14r. b, IS. O0I
2ll0 y DIV. ar. 2b. .S3. go
1874 Nh NV. 14r. h. 10. col
1893 Cincinnati NV,
l2r, b. 700,
IoiS I'D NV, Tor, b. ...1O.N.
i1LEk II RUTHERFO,
ia7-SSts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

1853 p NV. f2r, b. IS. 90
1879 Misstwood pl.
llr. b..s......... &c. 90
10 Z NV. llr. b.. 800
l4I3 Y NV. Or. b. 500
LAB 9th NV. Yr. H.. 10. 20
Office RS. 1907 Il NV.
Store. i409 G NV 60. 90
Warehouses. 32d & Il NV
Cd. Inc. 1907 Il st. INV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-27

FOR REM By "a. L. X
FURNISHED.
l330 18th, 12r. III. 500. %
1142 Ore Az. Tor. b.1OO. 90
032 2. 9r, b. ...lU0. 90
Adjoining Soldiers Home,
large house, stabie anu
outbldgs. A; acres. beau-
tifuiiy situated.
UNPUBLISHED.
TIA q, llr. b. GO. 90
1l41 N Ii NV, l2r. %. IS. 90
1I1y 18th. lur. b. .45.70
ll44 Ore ay. Tor. b.. ~. ~
lsO5 Y. Tor. b. 40. 63
fa27-ff
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30

The Daily Tribune 400 per month.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30

Matters photos will not fade. 62.6s
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30

For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30

SIGN HERE-Agent Sumner OF
the Rio Grande railroad says that Ger.
tificates for the mem bers Of the Wom
ans Relief Corps and Ladies' Of the
g. A. r. can be signed BY the presi.
dent Of the home society. The rail.
rosd advertising 10 wrong and those
intsrested should be governed accord.
insly.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30

l70o FEET DEEP-The we'll of the
Oity Park OIL company has attained
= depth Of 100 feet and the drill II
progressing nicely. Measers. Guilin.
ger and Hsssick feel confident thai
they " Ill strike oil In this we'll and
can already SEQ fortune smiling
Vpon them.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30

REPAIR THEN ALL-watsr Com
missioner Lloyd wilt repair all the
relief basins of the city water works
system. Two Of them have been put
In shape and the third was started
upou this morning. There are eight
70 b fixed.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30

FLORENCE LOSES--In the lawn
tennis game between Miss Lillian
Parker Of this city and Miss Hattie
Luoas Of Canon City, Florence lost.
The game began last Saturday and
four sets were played, the last one
being finished last evening. Miss
Lucas won the first. second and fourth
set and Miss Parker the third. The
match was very interesting. Beth
players learned the game this year
and considering the time they have
played they show marked ability.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30

court continued from last Monday to
september 10. This gives the local
attorneys plenty of time in which to
gather and get up their evidence,
which. 1t is understood, will be very
voluminous.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP

NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP-H.
L. Mcbride and Louis Degsrin have
formed . partnership and will open .
blsoksaith shop in the building 1ust
east Of the monumental works. They
will also run . novelty shop In con-
neotiou.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-30
HIARIN0

HEARIN0 POSTPONED - The
disoh companies ef this county have
drawn Asse bIeod from the Colorado
Yasl asd Isea coopany u sueessdips
~ having The time Of hearing n the
pstisiea IN ths Pueblo sessty distriot