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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19
DoiNGs AT MANcos.
From the Tribune:

From the Tribune:
Wednesday night, just before mid
night, we We're awakened from
a burglar who was trying to enter our
domicile We opened door on him
and informed him that the editor Of
a weekly paper lived there, and he
exclaimed: The HI he does" and
took to his heels We think he must
have been after the overcoat we have
worn for the last five winters.
Ste1l Thomas will not return to
Montezuma valley as was reported
some time ago. He has moved TO De
Witt. Mo. and is conducting gro
Gerry store there.
Congratulations are now in order
to the Hon. Board of County Com
missioners, for their appointment of
S. w. Carpenter as county attorney
for the year 1905
Yesterday sevaral of our local
sportsmen, Cline, Trotter and Strong.
received word that VIM Menefee had
roped coyote near their place, and
they imediately mounted their steeds
for the scene They succeeded in
bringing him to town alive and was
on exhibition at DR. Trotter's Office
they took him to the bull pen" un-
muzzled him and turned him loose
with three dogs. The copote seemed
to have the better Of the fight. He
was later killed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Ire reappointment OF Messrs. ID.
l., Sheets and +. c, Perkins TO the
Durango land office positions has
been o foregpDe conclusion for a
long time. In fact, both received the
endorsement OF Messrs. Hogg and
Brooks nearly two years ago, The de.
lay. however. gives them so much
longer time. Mr. Sheets has been re-
ceiver about seven years. his term Of
four years being up three years ago,
while Mr. Perkins four Years were
up two years ago in February. With
the recent appointment 1t will give
Mr.. Sheets equal 10 eleven years and
MIR. Perkins ten. Both gentlemen have
given splendid satisfaction, and the
general public VIII be- pleased over
their retention
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19
The Secret Of Long Life and
How to Overcome Waste.

To -Know MySeLL" 10 to take advantage
Of iife's secrets and equip ones self with
an armor which will successfully resist the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Phelps Dodge people The foundry
has been closed down for long time
and II is admirably situated for
depot location. considering that sites
for depots are rather scarce
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Reese MeCluskey returned Satur-
day from Depyer, where he went a
few Gays ago to look after legal bus
iness
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

ware not ready for him. so he waited
over and expects TO go ZIP tomorrow.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

DR.. Folsom has bought the F,itz-
patrick house on Fourth street near
the Longfellow school, The doctor
has great faith in the future OF Du-
range. and is showing 1t by his ac-
QUESTION Of property. We all have the
faith, but many OF us are shy on the
money
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

San Juan. one OF the Indians who
has been confined in jail in Denver
the past few months on the charge
OF killing Wap. the medicine man,
has been returned TO the reservation
by Deputy United States Marshal F.
II. Davis. The Indian has been failing
very fast since his Imprisonment.
having consumption. and being
peuned up has gone hard with him
He was returned to the reservation
by request of District Attorney Earl
NJ. Cranston, and order of Judge Hal.
let. and is to be allowed to stay at
home until the trial Of the Indians
comes up. He is under the watchful
eye OF superintendent Peterson az
Fort Lewis. San Juan gave his folks
a joyful surprise when he rode up to
their tepee on Cherry creek. where
his home had been before he had
been arrested They did not know he
Lewis and turned over TO Mr.. Peter
son. who allowed him to go home
He was up TO Fort Lewis a day or
Two ago, riding distance OF Is miles
reporting to show that he was still
in the country. He STAYED at an In.
dian camp near the school over night
and returned home the next day. II
is an outrage that the government
does not try these Indians ,and either
convict or clear them They or some
of them might b., proved innocent Ii
IL WAS some election or other tritiing
matter to be settled no time would be
lost
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Mise Diith kennon stopped over
uishi in the city on her return from
The ess1 to Mances.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Ralph D. Hurd of ri Paso, was an
arrival Saturday night and goes
down In the lower country 10 Join the
Phelps. Dodge survey.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

On rhe passenger from the east
which arrived here Saturday fore
noon Were Miss Alvena Ransch and
William Henry Ransoh. sister and
brother Of Mrs. w g. Otton The
Young lady had come here for her
health. .being in an advanced stage of
consumption In crossing the range
she caught severe cold which she
was not strong enough to overcome
and al $50 This morning she passed
away The remains are a the Duran
20 undertaking rooms being prepared
for shipment back TO her old home nj
aryayille. Kan. in the morning
they will he accompanied by her
brother. The young lady's parents
are neither one living, the only rela-
tives being the brother and sister
Mrs Otton. The sympathy Of the com.
munity goes out to Mrs. Otton and
her brother in their great sorrow,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

faith, but many OF us are shy ON the
money
NJ. C. Hinderlider, head OF the gov.
secuon, came in last night from Den
Yer to see whether work should be
continued while this deep snow lasts
or not. He went up TO where the par
ty is camped above Aninlas City to
see how the men were getting along.
He said ii was an up hill business try.
ing to survey in this snow.
Rev. Smith. the colored preacher
recently arrived from FL Paso, is
glad to hear Of the proposed railroad
building for one thing especially, and
that is. he thinks it will furnish wor,
for many colored people in and near
III Paso who are unable 10 get work
to do There is pretty close compe.
tition between the darkies and the
Mexicans in the labor field in that
section
The body of Miss Alvena Ransch,
accompanied by her brother, William
Henry Ransch. was sent out on the
eastern this morning for her home
in Marysville. Kan. Several friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Otton accompanied
the remains to the depot The young
man, who came only few days ago
with his sister living and who took
her back cold in death. was made to
feel that the stranger within our
gates is not without friends In time
of distress, and kind people deeply
sympathize with the afflicted, be he
stranger or old friend
The pasr few days and nights have
been made merry with sleigh bells
jingling Not a night goes by but
some gay party is out enjoying the
fine sleighing, II is surprising how
many sleighs there are in and around
this town, where there is good sleigh
ing only once in four or Ave Years
Trimble Springs is the gerat favorite
objective point. A big SLEIGH load Of
young people. or old either, can Yo to
Trimble Springs, enjoying the ride
all the way, and there they can have
social dance. the hotel having
ball room, and II they so desire and
arrange ahead they can have n lunch
served. Everybody who can. should
ing now, for II may be long time be-
fore a like opportunity will come
again.
The cat came back. A remarkable
instanc OF cats tendency to come
back is noted in the following -Four
a fine hous, cat which disappeared
one day and they did not know what
had become of II. II WAS thought
1t had been taken by some parties
who camped near Peterson's house to
lockwood 22 miles away Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson had almost forgotten
the cat until. one OF the awful cold
nights they heard meowinG at the
door. The meowing kept up until
they opened tht door and in walked
the cat. Just like 1t had never been
\
looked like II had seen a good many
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

C. NJ. Elliott departed this morning
tor Rocky Ford, where he intends
putting in few days, after which he
will 20 10 Monrose and look around
in that booming town.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

According TO the Mancos Tribune
Clrg Williams will make his future
homs in California. Mr.. Williams is
already there and Mrs Williams and
children will lesse In few davs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Hon r. S. Rider returned Saturday
from Denver whore he had been
since casting his electoral vote for
Theodore Roosevelt. He continued on
10 Rico this morning
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Jack Slsttery. wife and children
passed through yesterday morning
from Silverton on their way TO Homo
lulu. lack said he wanted TO get back
~ time for the opening Of the base
Dall season.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

w. s. Hani0ey. who ia to run the
engine at the Neglected mill. go, all
ready to 70 up this morning. but there
was some repairing to do and they
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Ths freighters at Fort Lewis are
hauling supply OF -four from Hesperus
to The school The -four comes from
Aamosa- This suggests that uhere
are possibilities of greater wheat
raising and milling here.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

The Durango Leasing company,
which has q lease on the Enterprise
mill 1t the mouth Of the Group
tunnel viii comnsacs the work Of
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

c. l.. Buckingham. one OF the man
ayers T the Bonnie Girl mine above
La Plata City. returned from the cas-,
last evening and went up to the mine
this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Mrs Wales, principal of the Whit
tier school, is absent from her post
OF duty today. her mother, Mrs. Bar
bier, being sick with pneumonia. Her
many friends hope she will soon re.
cover. Miss ElleL, is filing Mrs
Vsiles place. Miss Johnson is also
teaching in the plac,, of Miss Gilmour
the latter having an attack of tonsil.
tis.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

Mr. and Mrs. Pieper came up from
Cedar Hill TO meet some relatives
from Great Falls. Mont. They were
Mrs C. Y. Alexander, her mother,
and Miss May Watkins, sister
They left for Aztec this morning
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

There in an unconf,rmed rumor bu,
= we'll founded one. 1t appears to the
effect that the Pheips-Dodge syndi.
cate has entered into an agreement
with the Denver Rio Grande rail
road company for trsckage arrange
uent. \ third rail being laid from Du-
rapgo on the ID. 4 K G. track down
the valley to the point where the
Phelps-DodGe road will turn OF for
AFrmuigtOn. 70 the latter road will
enter Durango on the Rio Grandc
tracks. Another rumor is thai negotia-
sions are pendinG Tor the purchase of
The old Durango Iron Works foundry.
which II TO be used for depot. II is
bsliSvsd uhak II - wanted by the
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19

II one railroad builds south OF Du-
range the second is bound to, and
wa are Just AS certain as day and
night that one Of The proposed roads
will be throwing dirt in very short
time. No wonder Durangoites are feel
ing jubilant over the outlook
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
We're filed during the past week with
the county clerk and recorder:
Warranty needs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

Wanted. Places for students 10 work
board and room, or on Saturdays. Ad-
dress w. II. Mccall, secretary Of
Willamette University. 9-l6-lwk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

lots 8, 6 and 7, block 20, University
addition to Salem, warranty Iced; /;
$1,000.
L. s. and NJ. j. Winters TO Carrie
Bradshaw, land in University addition
to Salem, warranty deed; $1,000.
Elizabeth Rotan ct al to ]. Conner,
land in block o, Salem, warranty deed !;
5000.
NJ. A. and +, n, Derby to ]. Conner,
land in block 9, Salem, warranty deed;
$3.50.
T. and NJ. C, Jory to R. D. Teter.
7ss acres in township south. range 8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
DIED

HOWARD.-At the home Of his mother.
in-law, Mrs Fidelia A. Everett on
Oak street, Salem, Oregon, September
IA, 1905, at 8 o'clock p. m., Dr. E. J..
Howard, Of pneumonia, aged about As
years
The deceased came with his family
from Iowa 10 this state about two wears
ago, aud has been looking for loea-
tion ever since,
He leaves a wife and two daughters
aged Is and II years, respectively. He
was a member, in high standing OF the
Masonic and WOrkmen lodges. The re-
mains were taken to Rigdon 5 under
taking parlors for embalming, and they
viii be shipped back to Iowa for in
terment today,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Az the Hotels.

Al the Hotels.
Salem.
w. II. Caldwell, Albany.
@. Hainfur, woodburn.
w. s. Bagley, Oregon City.
DIR. W. @. Hawk and wife, Jefferson.
+. J. Buchanan, Jefferson.
W. w. Wood, Portland.
+. @. Seougor, Chadron, eb.
J, i. Smith, Portland
A. Williamson, Portland.
Miss Ethel A. Packard, Los Angeles.
Hester Glenn, Dallas.
Bessie Keid, Dallas.
Lester Thompson, Dallas.
l.. M. Brictman, Portland.
A. @. Smith, city.
Cottage.
J. T. Borden, Salem.
Robert Brady, Portland.
G. M. Burrows, New York.
Mrs. +. Currin. Portland.
Lew W. Irvine, Riverside, Cal.
q. s. Goldthwaite, Portland.
Willamette.
A. w. Brown, New York.
@. Harris, San Francisco.
W. II. Feldhouse, Detroit.
J. II. Galuin, Vallejo, Cal.
+. +. Harman, Portland
Frank Chambers, Jr., Portland.
r. ]. Kuekley, Portland.
A. II. Monroe, Ramport, Alaska.
T. p. Allen, Jr., and wife, Portland.
T. A. Chinook, Portland.
J. w. Maxwell, Tacoma.
II. II. Lounsbury, Portland.
DIR. ]. Z. Littledeld, saco, Me.
j. l.. Pugh, scranton, Pa.
NJ. H. Hess, Fort klamath, Or.
@. d. Martin and wife, Big Greek,
Iont.
j. T. Baker, Portland.
+. B. Tangin, Hilsboro.
]. s. Brown, Chehalis, Wash.
@. ID. o'Conner, walla walla.
ID. r. Hayes, walla walla.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
Worth the Price.

J, II. Phearson will occupy quarters
in the city jail for two days and a half
for begging money, with which he
bought booze and got on a glorious
drunk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

west, warranty deed; 1894.
II. IL. and F. Smith to J. oonrs
land in block o, Salem, quit claim dssi
80.
Carrie Bradshaw TO Margaret J. W.
ters, land in University addition
Salem, warranty deedJ 81.
Carrie Bradshaw 10 Margaret J. WI
ters, land in University addition
Salem, warranty deed; 81.
q a - ~ - II Z A.
bar. ths Tho klnd YOU Have ntaH ~
Signature S &xHNzM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16
NEW TODAY

experienced salesman who
understands shoes and gents furnish
ings. Apply at Barnes Cash Store.
9.l6-St"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

NJ. L. Smith, Portland.
L. Elkin, Chicago.
j. p Sehurtem, San Francisco.
+. T.. Gilmen, Portland.
--O---=
CHILDREN ORY FoR
FLETCHER oAsToRIA-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

Store for Rent-west side Of CONNER
cial street, between Court and State,
also two houses. Inquire at 4s3
South Commercial street. 0-16-3ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-16

Board and Rooms wanted.-Porsons de-
string TO rent to students rooms, fur.
nished or unfurnished, with or with
out board or TO furnish board, will
be assisted in securing students IL
they will send TO w. w. Mccall, vii.
lamotte University, name and ad-
dresses, terms and accommodations.
The University will open September
Goth. 0-l6-1wk
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
MUCH ATTENTION
PAID TO READING
Advances 8 - Per Cent
Then Declines | II.
STRENGTH SHOWN BY ERIE
Other Stocks OF the Railroad List
React Fractionally, But Sales
Are Well Absorbed.

NEW YORK, Jan 19.-There was
rather curious irregularity in the stock
market today, and operations seemed
to be largely influenced by considera-
uons based entirely upon the technical
condition of the speculation. Interest
was largely centered upon Reading. and
the room traders appeared to n1istrust
the possible consequence of the recent
violent movement in that issue After
an extreme advance of 31k per cent
there was heavy selling, which carried
the price down 1h per cent, but on the
reaction the stock manifested more
steadiness
ontario and Western advanced rs per
cent on runors of a permanent dividend
guarantee by the New Haven Consid-
cradle strength was shown by the Erie
issues, Rock Island. and the soft coal
stocks Northwestern rose 1 per cent.
DuIuth, South Shore and Atlantic pre-
Ierred developed more activity at an
advance of per cent. Elsewhere in
the railroad list prices reacted fraction
ally after the opening.
In the industrial Analgamate6 Copper
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
HAS TRAVELLED MORE
THAN $4,000 MILES

A Cheshire Mitchell. of Atlantic City.
was visitor to Washington today
since leaving his home on November
"a last he has Travelled more than q. 900
miles He was through thirty-one
states and outside of the United States
twice In this interesting trip he saw
every point of interest in every city he
visited In spite of the fact that he gave
put one day 70 each city.
oh New Year Day Mr. Mitchell was
In the surf of the Pacific Ocean at
Ocean Park, Cal One Sunday he WAS
on Puget Sound. the next Sunday he
vas on the Pacific Ocean, and on the
.iIifs Sunday he was on the Gulf of
mexico Mr. Mitchell visited Mexico
ana british Columbia One of the most
interesting features of Mr.. Mitchell's s
trip was that in the entire time he was
aWay IL did not rain or snow, but beau
tlIul weather prevailed.
iWo mlShapS were encountered On
MS trip to Colorado Springs he fell
down mountain and was nearly killed.
and again, while boarding a Pullman
car he hurt himself slightly. Mr..
mitchell went to Baltimore this morn
ing, and from there he win go to Phila-
deiphia, reaching Atlantic City on Satur-
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
HE MEANS SCOTS

Your doctor says you must
take cod liver oil. Probably he
means SCOTS Emulsion be-
cause you cannot take the
clear oil; no one can take the
clear oil who needs cod liver
oil. The doctor understands
that and doubtless means
SCOTS Emulsion of cod liver
oil which everybody can take
because it is emulsifed and
prepared SO that it can be
very easily digested by the
most sensitive stomach. Most
everybody likes it.
Wells yon sample free.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 4os Pearl Street. New YorA.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
SMOOT WITNESS
VERY TlRESOME
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twenty to fifty people had taken the
endowments with him.
He could recall but few of the peo-
pie who had participated In the cere-
Inoay, but knew Daniel H. Wells had
eee,1 there, and President Joseph T.
Smith, too.
chairman Burrows asked witness to
describe the penalties, If any. prescribed
iqr any persons who would divulge the
obligation taken.
Refused to Answer
Witness declined to answer anything
ABOUT the ceremony, but declared no
penalties had been mentioned. His
answer, was. however. complicated by a
number of limitations.
Mr Burrows asked many other ques-
tons, nut could get no definite answers
snedding any light on the subject of
oaths Or penalties. Asked as to whether
Il change Of garments was made in the
endowment ceremony. witness declined
to answer
Inquiries as to the apostles elected
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

rose a. and then reacted over a point.
Republic Iron and Steel Preferred lost a
poiEt United States Steel stocks were
depressed fractionally, but recovered
easily.
At the opening of the second hour 1t
was evident that the sales OF nervous
traders in the early dealings had been
well absorbed and prices began TO i'm
prove generally.
The impression is growing that i'm
portant developments in the relations OF
the anthracite roads are on the eve of
consumn,arion and rurnprs to this effect
are tending to revive bullish sentiment.
Erie showed renewed strength after the
first hour, and Reading resumed ITS ad-
vance
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

Baltimore and Ohio has almost COM
pleted the extensive Improvements to
the Cleveland division. which practically
involved the rebuilding of the southern
portion of the old Cleveland. Lorain and
Wheeling line. Strengthening the align
ment reducing grades and changing
from single to double track. This work
has been in progress about eighteen
months. and Il Is expected TO be finished
and ready for through operation by
March /. The total expenditure will
amount to about 81. 900. 900. and will put
the Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling line
in first class condition TO handle traffic
at an economical cost.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
DEATH RECORD

ziIen, VIM E., Is days Minnesota arc
SSzssier, George A. 4. LIE 9 St sw-
go. Jooa g. Wasft1lsteH zssylurn FIosp
DEeods9IA eeter. u Wash ksyltlru TIoS-
Graz Arabella Z, IS 1907 East Cau5taI =.
HEaryey, Sarah F., 70, III 9Th st ne.
Jackson, william a, q, 129 L St Sc
Lane MARY =, zs, Washington Asylum Hoe,
Lonsteil0yF, Stephen. 70. ss9s ErfShtwood ave
Ir,o"eil george. 10 n1onthss FreedTnan's -Hogf,
Froctor, Wiilasn. %, C5ar1eId FIosrffal
Pgilzzi. Sessra-IGo. ss. en- route E.nlsfS fIosn
Williams, Annie. %. % Eearney, FORT Reno
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Jan. Is-After a
conference with Lieutenant General
Scott, Governor Deneen decided to re-
tain at Zcfsler the militia company that
has been there for several months be-
coal mines.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
III MEMoRIAM.

CAMPBELL-fn loving remembrance Of my
darling mother, who died January Is, 1907
Ny dagIing mother Is 1slee2ing, 30 free from
all pain;
Oh. wake her not. sweet Spirit. TO 1aufre-
again.
She sl1fnbers so sorndIy, On, let her sleep on:
Her sickness all ended and her troubles ali
Oh. think how she suffered and rnoaned with
pain.
Through. the long Right hours we soothed
her In vain.
Until God IN bis mercy sent down from above
An angel that whispered message of ioYe.
1t By Her Daughter. LEONA-
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
YALE MAN THREW WILEY.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. jar. 19.-E. J.
O'Connell, wrestling instructor at Yale,
was awarded the bout with Max Wiley,
or Brooklyn. before a crowd of Yale
men and others here last night, Wiley
after each had won a fall for striking
OConneil in the arms Harvey Parker
was referee
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
DIED.

LAUBACH-on THURSDAY. January a 80.
at s;so am, HENRY c. LAUBAcfs, IL fhe
seFenty-ninth year of his age a uatfve .,
Lausensaizay Prussia but fos more tSsaa rort.
years q resident Of this city
Funeral from bis late residence. 272 u
street aosfhea'sst. Saturday. January p 1906
AT I'D - In- {nterfnent Congressional Gem
e'ery- iaI9-2t
WILLAMSOE-Ol Wednesday, January Il
1905, at II > m. SARA A. beloved wife ~
the late John N Williamson
Services at her late restS4-lce 12ss ,f,.cEP-b
street northwest, SATURDAY al 9.2o q IA
InterEaenta at Newark. Del. II
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

1t is stated in Boston or unquestioned
authority that the directors of the Bos-
ton and Montana Copper Company have
declared a quarterly dividend OF SO per
share. equivalent to 40 per cent. This is
said to be equivalent TO paying 81, 800
coo into the treasury of the Amalgamat-
ed Copper Company. and means 5000, 900
a year To that company.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET I
NEW YORK.

The banks here gained s1,977,GN from
the subtreasury since Friday
The Washington times., 1905-01-19
iisjointei answers as TO their whe
,bouts at present.
Voted to Sustain Smith.

Voted to Sustain Smith.
Chairman Burrows inquired as to the
semf-annual conference of the church
held October last, when President
Joseph F. Smith was sustained by the
church.
Witness said he had been present and
voted to sustain Smith. So far as he
knew there were no dissenting votes
6e did not think the testimony of
smith before the Senate committee
iast spring that he would continue TO
Sloiate the laws of God and man had
oeen considered by the Mornaons In this
connection
witness said ne. knew Senator Smoot
oul was not awafe whether he had at
tended the serni-anuuaf Conferences or
not.
TIhe usual recess was then taken.
The Washington times., 1905-01-19

SPECIAL sewing machine bargains:
Singer, $50: Standard, Sc %: New Holnes
sI0 a. Automatic. d7.00; ali warranted
1--WE years Sewing machines repaired
and warranted 81 CO. Machines rented
bv week or month at OPPENHEiM-
Frs New aozae Agency, o1i Sth st
nv jai-tf