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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
Proof That Was Positive.

Straw covered the pavement In front
noise of passing vehicles. Mister"
asked small boy of a passerby,
whats this hay doin' out here?" MY
just brought baby to the woman
who lives in this house. The boy
looked once more at the Uttered street
and then said. with wide eyes: Gee,
1t must have come well packed"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
Call up RusseIl's Grocery for the
good old Log Cabin Maple Syrup.
HIGH SCHOOL MEETS DEFEAT
"Preps" Jump Through Hole in Fence
and Score Touchback.

The high school football team re-
turned Yesterday afternoon from Mos
COW, where they were defeated Satur-
day by the team from the preparatory
department of the University OF ldano
hv score. of 9 to 0. The two points
scored were made by an idaho coy
who was aware of the existence OF
hole in the high board renee he
crawled through, fell on the ball ana
won the game for his team Inc
prep" team was strengthened by the
addition of Armstrong. the varsity
end. Fritz Lundstrum. the star ruiz
hocL NJ the local team. was unable to
accompany the team to Moscow
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
WARNED NOT TO
SPARE BULLETS

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 29.--On
LEGATION of the manifesto giving a con-
lice has caused the city to be placard :
ed with proclamation recalling Ire
poff's famous phrase: do not spare
bullets" as warning to the people
that in case of disorders, demonstra-
tions or even the assembling of crowds
armed force will be used with all the
vigor possible to maintain quiet
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
PASTOR PICTURES
SIN and PURITY
Uniqoe Use Of Chemicals
To Explain Revival
Sermon

CHARLESTON, Wash, Oct. 29.-The
union revival meetings at the Baptist
'hurch continue to draw large cpngre-
sa''ohs' Last evening the large audi
eaee room was packed to the doors
anu AFTER all available space was oc-
eup'ed with extra chairs a few people
we're turned away for lack of room.
Inc evangelist gave an unique IL
a''ofi OF sin by taking two tum-
s'e's OF clear water and pouring a
''quid into them, giving them a dark
As appearance, indicative Of the
'' Oh sin in the human heart. He
'''eh poured another chemical into one
"e tumblers and immediately the
's We're restored to It's pure
thereby illustrating the purify
). ehect OF the gospel Of Christ when
from sin. ' :
ehfct upon the audience was
electrical and carried .conyic-
~. :" hearts hitherto unmoved BY
bs,s eoSpe'' Morning services were
day. churches yester-
n,u,. meetings will continue eyory
eyerv week with Bible reading
san. uay at 2:ao p. M: prayer and
At service at 7:ao D. M; preachins
'h' Everybody is invited.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
Prescriptions filled exactly as writ
ten at the chastain MeNair Drug Co
To Continue a. Solicitor.

/ ask for small space In your pa
per to correct the false report that is
being circulted over the fiat to the
effect that I will no longer solicit for
the firm of Corwin & Smith. wish
to state that will continue to solicit
for this firm just as I did for Algie
& Ayre. Thanking our customers for
past patronage, we assure them that
we will make every effort to please
them in the future as we did in the
past.
j. A. AYRE.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

manager and also Is musician.
Mr. Newton started the movement
musical culture in Lewiston He
states that pledges to the organ fund
are being made literally. Mr.. New
ton believes that with the installation
OF the pipe organ this city should
take front rank in musical attainment.
Mr. Newton, in conversation yes
terday advanced the idea that be-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

WARSAW. Oct. 29.-The authori-
ties have instituted rigorous preven-
tive measures for possible disturbances
tomorrow. the anniversary of the pub
ing a constitution to Russia.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

"a Man of Honor at the Binnard
Wednesday night.
For satisfying ano delicious sods
drinks 90 20 the chastain MeNau
Drug Co.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-A girl for general house,
work in small family. Write to or
inquire of H. E. Bundy, Charleston.
Phone Main $50.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

n HE above Illustration affords the
Il public splendid idea of the ex-
pensive pipe organ which Guernsey &
Newton have promised to install In
the new M. E. church soon to be dedi-
Gated in Lewiston. The organ will he
purchased through William Larson
local manager of Eilers Piano House
and shipped by the Kimball house in
Chicago, of which August Halter, a
personal friend of W. H. Newton. is
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

The largest glass Of beer Ia town q
the Tscoma.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

The Binnard opens Wednesday
| night. "A Man of Honor
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-29

The Taeema Cor wives. liquors and
cigars. Only the hsss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22
DESDE MAMEYES
Rumures de anax'61.-O -Obre-
rOs empieados en- la via
De Ia Central Faiardo.
AlCAIDE De CARCEL
Conner u de Ia zafra. Re.
nurcias de concejales. El
doctor NJ. Romdo.

Sc seerfQl al rumor ds que 10
Idea 20 asgr6g cldn do los bsrrios de
sahsrs, NAtlp assnos, Msmsyas 10 y
.Q 6el munisipio ds Rio Grarde, tiere
uu,hcs prcf6!lsrs U1cs qu'ersn 70
eoraGruir Luquillo en 81 Hnsigua
aunicisAlldtd por ser EimI asIeo 4
Matte n Cintr6n, oil psnssmIerio de
dev0lve- sn antigus vida munieigal al
ausb'o q1s t.6 au cuna. Oiros dssean
, an0yen ls su'x 6n & F, jVdo, sni
usdoa por ls fxhlberspse vida sgri
qola, ecmarsisl & I1duiirial de dieho
guebo = su buenA sdminittraci6n To-
cal. Essos son las MAJ.
-Mrth' genie hsy emsleAda en-
l6s Msbaiou do lR esrretars y de- la
via rrovisris qte eonslruys IL sCen'
trail Fsisrdos, y ESQ hTci que 90 Il se
s1sd1 m0vImienso, aiguo do gre va
rerseiepd0 Ia Er0speRidRd perdidR por
al Rlaismiento dol ea9itsl, aemeroso
sismpEe euando no tIsns gsrArlfaS, 40.
gur8s que dsriyEn del ordsn y del res
petso & Ia Ley,
~-ss diee Qve oil aICaide do Ia car
eel nunicIpL, hA sido dsnnneisdo por
inddelidad sn lE ouss1dI& de presos,
III artsrIor For kaId1nado fac con
dansdo 4 IN mes dc ssreel 9 30 pesos
do mulss p0T igua' talss
-se sEfgara que 81 doesor RI
maa irs { Luquillo do Official ds Sd
atdad, Guoho 10 degesp on aQuel 20
blado. 6o1ds IS Qusrido y considers
do por aus hVmsniiAii9a seniimisntov,
late lgensIa gr isl!onal , sulsurs &C
sial
La sCerlrsl Fortuna, dslssf)r
Criaiy, h, empszsdo hoy mollends
do sus eaHsE
Los s87reD Romsn, sarchts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22

dts sntfguoa y los modsecoa,
E c'lch9 dsl ed'fcio de las tbrot
denuestra el lugsr 81 sl eusl 80 hsrsr
dsmoasrs clones prkeicas con rsqni
maria adeeusds, sobrs t1ds e'pes'e
de ibrss y materials hxllss y sara,
por 10 tspto, uno dc los mGs irtsrs
sAnsss psra los psisss que las pogeeu
90 gran var edsd y etntIdsd, pefC
POGO explotRdoE.
LIZ EScuelG Nodsl0 ,erk uu sdifslc
% al caal 10 dar&n cor f,renelsa sobre
aunntos rslaeiopsdos con 10 Untrue
ei6n 81 iodas sut flseS y hAbr& ur
s1ario espeeiAl en- el eusl se 'xhIbira
Sado 10 mas moderr0 on 10 tocAnts
essusles lie epAeGArzs.
Hsbr& TN edi6eio deItinad St do
10 el6clonado con Ia csrdmjca to
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22
OESDE HUNAcl0
Condena de un CacO que rO-
ba uO reicj .-fselinato
en- sfguOt0 gradO,
NUEVO CEN 'RO
Preso que :un 10 ha sido
eapturado. Quejas de re-
clusos..en la c5rceI.

H)yalss nr eyt 80 vi6 en- Ia Ger.
ls DIS Dlsirlo el iuie'o por Jursdo
ulrs B as Toryes, por Ell delito de
stc2Itmiers0 en- primer gtsdo.
E FSes + Ymuls seusss.6n con.
s'E Bss Torres por 81 d.lito de ssek'
IamIs1lo 80 primer g sdo.
Esse asussdo con 1ttarel6n malloio
sk sll& por l0k primsr1s dfss del mas
Ia Slbre. SO introdpi, go ID cess del
SIN ~ Jutz dc Ia Corta dc este Dlitri
TO Charles F3cts, LEY aoiose un relt j,
1andosc despues 4 Ia f.gs' In este
aicio sed eomo juez especial 81 cue
o o. do Ssn Jnan don Emilio del To.
70 Cucvas, por irsompailblidad del
nfi3r f oss.
Dcspnes de srsel'ea1A Ia urusba
J h.ehas las aeEaslonas dsl Fisesl ,
abogsdo dsisnror s, fior Vslt6s Csjsg,
al Ju;z inssruys Sl Jarado quisn 10
Rasira a dsliberari a los oIrco minu-
sos eI Jur&do svisa Ala C0rts por
sopduOto del marihs', que hs llrgsdo
4 IN sC1erdol 10 C9rts 10 ordena paHs
10 rslA dc seliones y entr'gA nj So.
areisrio 81 tjguisrte vsrediclc:
SNosCtr0s O. J0rado sneontramos
81 acus&do Bias Torres eulpabls del
dslit1 do GaealsmIanso on prlmsr gra'
dos
La Costs J & geiis!6n del abe gsdo
dstsnsor die Q 10 slgpieute sentercls ;
&Vigto o. cAgo y Ia eulpabl idsd
del serEsdo dee ara do por 81 Jurado,
10 Corte ls imFona s pans de doa nos
do preside aon srsbsjos toIzsdos,s
In el iuleio c9'ebrado 81 dis II
del scriisnis gor3'a seie.iro Rimfuz
de Vlsques, poV el deito ds sses!naio
81 Jursdo la dselsr6 oulphbls de ass
sirsto q srgpado grsdo, Il Corto
apsz6 Ia ssntene., gsre oil 3la q dsl
sorrieote
e d3mirRo pasasn o:lebrarou los
ssPlrtiatai de eRta dltAi puk asam'
b!sa con q FRO .tslso d leva1tsr ur
esniro de esbis srte9eies Aslsnsrcr
slts acio much3s erpirillstss Asor
daycn lsvArter sl esnlro en- In aaar
dol amor den Joi6 a. Aldty, seilyc
propsgAudIaiA de eats IDEA,
-T1dEvls 10 ha sido espturAdc
o. preso que Sc iag6 CO eats sA'osl CO
noshas pAssdas 5Se'A Boslble qpg
ssGoa ylolsdorss de lA ley esmpsec
por su rslFst9 sn medic 10 tAntA po
llsiA?
Sc 4aeiAu mcth9s pfeEo 70 la'
rselulioa On osis sArssl do 10 nai con
soltnudo que lea dsa rsrth), EuG
es gn asug,o gus deos ,rsitrss cor
ie1.dAd0 sn la3 G,.ras 1si Ccu oIl3a
ID Dab arsn -sgaro tuoa g. evils
ITO , lamsm Is q st,rs.5u iiuo.lr
ds' res co tefas'dse para que ss',
h.ga s,n5i2 o que 1sfsA rs a
eselo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Continuation de las causas
que Sc verah en- d.
Cho alto Tribunal.
IUICIOS ClvILES
IUICIOS ClvILES
Termino de sesiones. - Se-
nalamientos de arelaciones
para el mes de Fnero.

Ensro q. Cami'o Taboss contra
Pedro Salgado, sobre tercsrfa de- do
miaio Manuel F. Rossy contra Juan
Mollfulleds, sobre cobro dc hcnora'
rios Jose Garcia AGvsdo contra
Lorerz Gelab bert, &C brs eobro do rs-
sos.
ID % Jurisdiction ex.pa,tS.
1924 Marcos dc 10 contra Time.
tea Flores sobrs nulidsd de sxpedien-
ts de dominic. Agustin Rsxash con.
trs Barbara Ce,lero sob'e cohro de
Y61itol de esnso AurorA Martinez
villa contra Arturo Fl. Thomas, sohre
ldivoreio.
1925 Francisco Oquendo eortr
ElaebAn Arress, s9brs dsfios y per-
iu cloE Jose Alfonso Cor ziltx con-
ha Caaiaro P6Hz sobrs rend ci6n de
eueptas. Pedro y Gorgonio B ,lfvAr
contra Bsnito J Carreras. aobrs dss i.
tltuci6n del cargo de liQuidador.
II S6. Pedro Glmerez Eieard6
eortra MAnel Dlaz Cansi~, sohre In
demr izacI6n por lihelo.
1923, Emilia Rios contra Ma
nuel B. de FEM, Gohre liQuidaei6 y
, partietpsc ci6n de heYeusiA
1870 Manuel Rodo fl Cor zAlez
contra Sacss!6n do Eduardo Cor zklex
acbre q q1Idici6n de hsreneis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22

REPRESENTS la vista d vuel0 d. pfjar0,
de Ia TX 'naIai6n, les ierrgnos de 6sts
sItSn RI d sdoa de aqua poF dos lados
: hay dcs gtArdsE muslsu FAPsislts
1oBElruidos de a2sTo } do mil ssls.
sierics PIES dc largo, Gus ssrvirau
oAYs pressrelir las svoluo'0Les ne
wales &c los brqu'I duTGtts al Ga y
ss Rrsntes i'aminseic aes Ge.alcsI
iurtrle ia rothl
L-S I'd aslos de sIia D. arlls'(r
l,isrr as.oEel IR sIa eorHrEysr6o
is Gsuerdo ean Il pan cue 50 be
Aiopiado para IssGt asAsl6u De it >
spa'ismtntcI ds tzh bls.6n, ossua
ss tisin divi3ieos O. crss grugoI
rilcta su6t.ya.d tt1 cisrir
sasrsula } sisls asss
Huta bora uoIiAo ysnts j
h1oo lts price pses tdi3uos cst
',lta tn vfs dl soaHFue.i6a , astn
-E1ra alsnsr t1a c!s.cgts
Et fl ess lss usaiA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22

mGndols CO eonaiderso6n ces.e cusi'
quier pun,o de vista
III Hospital F0cc h9ntas asa ua ed
aalo qus ssrvira do h1spiia psrR 10
Ex oosisi6u y s''A eQpipado con todo
10 u al mode'no dc ISIS lnsAilus'orfG
de ga espeois do lea E,isdoa Ulidos.
El nembre do TocQb9nt15 sitS iomsdo
De- nombRe ds' I'm gsssdtF Iodio qua
reiusba en- 10 qua GO b = O. Eassdo De
Virgins , nus esreanlas susudo De
WmbaFs6 o. Rvs eolsaSls pFlmsrA t4
peiio6n irRlsss
Fl oI'he De .o5 1u,las ds Igs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22

La EX9Gale!on IoGeTLAsl0nSl Or
Jtmslttwn, Qve 10 eelshrsia del Is de
sbriI al 80 de novigmbre "a 1871 cor
msmorR Ell Tsrser Ceuttpsfio del eg-
aAbIselmisnso, On 1907, do 10 Primers
C0lonis PermAnsnts en- In parts Sep
ssrlrior a. del Hsmi'farIo OteidspsRl
Fl Gobitrn0 de los Eassdos I al
dos &c America Bsr,ieip6 ptr Ia Wis
dlplon 4ssA hAse peso siamro q los
G0bisruCs del muudo, que 81 Copgrs
20 smeriearo ssneio 6 IN keuerdo el
J de Narzo de 1905 tiSpt nierdo 10
nonmemorse6n dc este hasho hitl0Fi
40 kor u g lla dc una Exposiel6n In
iePnsalonsl N,vAl y Mtiiar qge 10
ss ab'Ays SO lAs seYcstl4A(e JsmeA
ltW EttAdo da Vrg'n'Ay sutorIz
DO 81 Prr'iderts dc 10 Rs1 doiieS De
N rls Au6risA 4 itvlla' lodas lss
Naolouss del mando eny'ar buqusE
marines do tus sFmAdks y rtpreIen
GAntes do TuE ej6'oi t.mAr parIe
20 Ia ats mas g'auda do sitA ssgself,
de qas re tecgA nollc.Asn los aua'S
be Il hit ria de muudo clvlliEEdc.
Grauts es sel r6msFo de las laslo.
reldsl Vlejo = do N1svl huIdo gu.
h,n see ,tado ssis souvIts cooserR'
rGn goatoIos 4 a0DmsmcEas 81 hecho
lransesudsniRl de hsberAe ssssblsaIdor
90 81 mas de Msyo de 60i 10 Primers
Colonia psrmsnenis On lh parts norts
del hsmiIfnio occidental
A sroplo lisnpo que &c gsri6sGfa
ssA -auDl61 anis;oss J cordial dc lsI
armsduy lCstlsteIs9s del murdo, So
osltb'srS urs graz txh biel6n !nlsrns
oral hht5rlos y 90 produsirS stil
sulos J arieliesas pom'rsiA'e; s indus
rItlss, Is ComDsfl de = x.os
altn laisrrasloual d' J msh ht
invita- 40 ssssslaiisimtmsuss ios G
htr1cs rutb % DO ls Au6 O. Ia
ilra cue b gan gnA p h o's.6o DE-
aus " rsisa'ss pred ,tct o. st lHeI
8pahsi e9tsiFsflCseapsc.a .autu.t
a9u sss ot 10 8 uaS s9.tstvAsr .tb
isos 'anss d.sgnsdss = stssso 90 uuo &
7ar.os 10 lea ID asoI De ag1 esi
sta
Tia oruot6n tspss ds .
a4 sa,s ssitiasa, hst le1.
esata t5fnA hssto iraaniits stf
Dsgsut@.aa0 &c Esisio 50 VS..
h.fEoa q % Ea9s ta-fssI Nta
ires Aus- sasss ssFs1is1oa ans q
n-os 8s lsa Ra 495sAs L1ts,
nsF sa1af esss ts- sagftgs-ss
aEt@ffaatg.alratas 3sucs
- e1 srs2.ka as htasFlsa sfaise ig
Is as1.st 3 tss scaWsk lsdaa
s.a Etaas5a alA ,all .sa
a4a# stsf 8usrstt u ta-H .el
Estas aaettrs ssAe gsta
hz sas3 - aNc.s
3, tf tam
HAfft sfs3sstrsR
Asa asa G
fastsea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22

matis Go los E.tGd(s Uaidos hAl
resthido guAImerts ekrG ssEecisl dsl
Depsrtsmsnto ds Z sido dstxlc ner 4
los Presidtntes de ai Rs dbIc&s 40
10 las cuales easAn ssrediiados, Qus Ia
serG sums msnie p'a2eLtsro al G bier
no AneTisano cue lcs rssresilvos Eai
sss sxhlt& amen J4u'st(wl sua indus
sriss & lnmenEsB riqttz's nAtarAler,
oorqus etto ssndsl & sin ls men da
d., q toE eussr AN MIA 81 csoe, Lea
baanGa relsS!opss sm'st3Ees eomer
eislea cnire las Re !essds Ia An &
r'cS Ltllus Y les E,tsdcS u lidos tt
Am5'ieR.
C no 90 vers por q el'shs qu'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22

VGmoEdes, Ros, Chumillds, Ros Bal
drins y DA'ila han prslestAdo 10 re-
nuneIs DO aus eargos oil Concsio por
no psrssneesr nj 4rupo de unionit ias
plros y 81 81 pstttdo UOi6n do Puerto
RIsr.
CORRESPnNSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22

En- esta tipografia Sc trabaja
barato. - ola Demo cracis..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22
EXPOSITION INTERNATIONAL De JAMESTOWN

Tercer Centenario de la Primera Colonia en- la
America Septentrional>>Celebraci6n Internal
ciona1 Naval y Militar>>Gran Exposition
Comercial Industrial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-22

de- MADEIRA s,cu p da, stgd1 los net
The Washington times., 1906-07-12
TWO BIG SUGAR PLANTS
TO BE BUILT IN CUBA

NEW YORK. July 12.-It is stated that
two of the largest cane sugar factories
in the world are 20 be built in Cuba
by New York bankers. The first to
be built will be operated by the Sill
veiro Sugar Company, which is incor-
porated under the laws of the State
of New Jersey. with a capital of So
600 COO All the financial arrangements
have been completed.
II is said that about $1,000 ceres Of
land have been secured on the south
eastern coast of Cuba, in close prox-
unity to the JucarO and San Fernando
railroad line. 1900 acres OF which al
ready are under cultivation. The sugar
plant is to be located at SilveirO, a
town named after a leading Havana
banker. who also is a director of the
company. The initial equipment 10 be
installed in the factory viii be capa bic
of handling $500 tons OF cane a day,
which is expected TO yield over 250,0OO
bags of sugar during the grinding sea
son.
A sugar factory of almost similar
capacity to that OF the Silveiro Com
panv is also 10 be erected In the same
Vicinity by the Development Company
Of Cuba This concern is controlled by
interests closely allied with the former
company.
The Washington times., 1906-07-12
RAILROAD BUILDING
FOR 1906 STUPENDOUS

All the indications, according 10 the
Railway Age, are that the number Of
miles of new railroad 10 be constructed
in the United States during 1896 will far
exceed the record OF any recent year,
and Will. in fact, run ahead of the
figures of 1902 and 1903, when 1854 miles
and 57S6 miles, respectively. were added
10 the mileage Of the country. In fact
the same authority some months ago
indicated that some 1900 miles were ac-
tually under construction, and since its
estimate was made il would seem that
contracts for many hundred additional
miles have been placed. While II is not
probable that all of the new roads will
be completed within the current year
there is nevertheless a probability that
the figures Will run up 10 large dimen-
siOns. though not equal to those OF the
banner years 1887. in which there were
u 9SS miles OF new col struction. or 1882
for which the completed figures wera
Il 56S miles. For the first six months OF
the current year the mileage Of new
track laid which was 2,29S miles, ex-
ceeds the record for a similar period of
any year IN the past fifteen, with the
exception Of 1902. when 2,3l4 miles were
completed between January ! and June
The Washington times., 1906-07-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

c street northeast, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Charles A.
Shields ct al. trustees. 10 Elizabeth
Berran~ lot A. square 1909, S792.
Observatory Lane-Philip Young ct ux
To United States of America lot 257 and
part lot 256. square 1893, $4,665.2S.
First Addition 90 American University
Park-Galen l. TAFT ct al, trustees, to
William f. Lewellen, lots 81 ana IS,
block 90 81, 200.
No. 1880 Four-and-a-half street south
west-Henry +. Trip. trustee. TO VIII
liam Riordan, lot ~, square 546, $500.
Columbia Heights-EFancls A BlundOn
q uN. % Bella Hirsh. lot 60 block 50,
sic
s25 North Carolina avenue southeast
Charles y. Davis ct uN 20 Louis ".
Stolp, Sarah j. KOTff and John X KOrn,
lot l3 square 9i3 SO.
HOlmead Manor-Clarence b. Rheem
81 al. trustees, 20 William r. Stark,
lots 63 TO g.. block A. 81, 500. Catherine
Gibson 10 owen x. Truitt, lot 8. square
273, $40
G street northeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Charles A
Shields et al, trustees, 10 William Ped
low. lot 4. square ,O09, 1892.
The Washington times., 1906-07-12
ENTIRE TOWN EMPLOYED.

There is a little town named Mark
neukirchen. In Saxony, where nearly
every inhabitant is engaged in the
manufacture of violins. The industry
gives employment to nearly l5,OO peo,
6Ie who live in MarkneukiFchen and
the surrounding villages.
The fiddle is usually made OF maple
wood. and consists OF about sixty pieces,
each one of which IS cut. smoothed
and measured. so that everything is
exact with the model
The old men make the ebony nngeT
boards screws. and string holders. and
the younger ones. with strong. steady
hands and clear eyes, put the pieces TO-
gether. which is the most difficult per-
formance of any,
The women attain marvellous skill In
polishing the violin after It is fitted up,
and almost every family has its own
peculiar method Of polishing. which Is
handed down from mother 10 daughter,
some excelling in a deep wine color
others in CitrOn or orange color.
The more expensive Violins are pOllsh-
ed from twenty 10 thirty times before
they are considered perfect and ready
for use.-New York Herald
The Washington times., 1906-07-12
ALL SORTS.

Teacher-Patrick. describe an island
Patrfck-Shure ma am; It's place ye
cant lave without a boat
Mistress, 90 cOlOred cOok-Marla, i
your little girl bright childE
Nfaria-Deed she am. sometimes An
thinks she a little too shiny.-Denver
7 guess my office boys grandmother
- What makes you th.nk 500"
He asked 10 get of yesterday 10 90
10 the ball ame.'-Houston Post.
THAT fellow rejoices in the name OF
Slohbenupsky.
81 don't believe 1t
"H0nestlv. that's his name"
'.Oh. / don't doubt. that. But / don
believe ne rejOiCes. Cleveland Leader.
Harry. seven years old. came home
from school the other day and rushed
Mother what do YOU Think We're
going TO have physical torture twice a
week Judge.
''I got a great bargain. George, when
! bought those potatoes IN the ran o.,
They don't seem 10 me very good.
well. no. they're not very good But
Just see how long they last
Plain Dealer.
That's a very good natured crowd at
the ball game, isn't II, GeOTgeF
Z guess it is. my dear-when the UNI
piring suits IT, But why do you think
it's gOOd-naturedI
u noticed that whenever I asked any
question about the game everybody
Laughed. cleveland Plain Dealer.
A little girl WAS out walking with her
aunt one day. The aunt bowed 10 a
man they were passing no Is ne
Aunt Jenne2' asked the little girl
Mrs. Llttlefield told her that he was MT
MeIrOse, the village undertaken. 'Oh,
yes" replied the child. quickly. I re-
member him. He undertook my grand
mother -Harper's Bazaar.
The Washington times., 1906-07-12
SELLING ORDERS
FORCE DECLINES
Stocks Break Sharply, Led
by Great Northern
Preferred.

NEW YORK, July l2.-The stock mar
ket was full of selling orders at the
opening and pressure continued in a
number Of issues during the greater part
OK the rrsJ hour,
The sharpest declines so far have been
in the high-priced stocks Al the end
of the first hour some support appeared
accompanied by a covering movement
on which prices made moderate rallies
from the lowest previous range.
As prices reached lower levels bearish
talk increased and in the recent trading
the room had been full of predictions OF
further declines in number OF active
issues
Government bonds were unchanged
other bonds lower.
The supply of stock continued 10 now
in on the stock exchange all through
the forenoon and further material de
preston in prices was sustained. The
extreme loss of the forenoon was made
in Great Northern preferred.