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1T PAYS TO DRESS WELL.
Young Men of Good Judgment Know
This To-Day, and Know How to
Without Being dudes"

The day of dudes" has long since
passed and the young men of today
aim to dress well and in style because
1t pays, and not because they want to
be "dudish.'
This condition has largely been
brought about by such manufacturers
of young mems clothes as Ederheimer.
Stein & Co., of Chicago. This firm has
kept pace with advance ideas of young
men of this generation: their large
business has been built up everywhere
in this country by meeting the demand
of young men for modish, strictly up,
to-date style effects; and these things
are features in their suits and over
coats especially designed for young
men
The safest way for any young man
to be sure that his clothes are of the
latest fashion in cut and material and
expert tailoring is to go to dealers
handling these famous young mems
clothes and choose just the garments
which best suit his taste and appear.
ances.
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A tickling cough, from any cause. il
quickly stopped by Dr. Shops Cough
Cure, And 1t is so thoroughly harm
less and safe, that DR.. ShoQp tells
mothers everywhere to give it without
hesitation even to very young babes
The wholesome green leaves and ten.
der stems of a lung-healing mountain
GUS shrub, furnish the curative prop
critics to DR.. Shops Cough Cure 1t
Gains the cough, and heals the sore
and sensitive bronchial membranes
No opium, no chloroform, nothing
harsh used to injure or suppress. Sim
ply resinous plant extract, that helps
to heal aching lungs. The Spaniards
call this shrub which the Doctor uses,
THE Sacred Herb" Demand DR..
Shops, Take no other Sold by
World Drug Co.
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NOTICE.

In the District Court, Utah County,
Utah, Probate Division.
In re estate of Mary Jane McNutt,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned administrator of the estate
of Mary Jane McNutt. deceased, will,
on the 9th day of November, 1907, be.
tween the hours of a. m. and 4 D. m.
of said day sell at private sale the
following real estate towit: Three by
eleven rods of lot one block seventy
one plat "a" Spanish Fork City sur
vey. Utah County, Utah, the same being
the property owned by the late Mary
Jane McNutt. Sealed bids will be re-
celved, up to said date when same will
be opened. Said administrator re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. One-tenth of the amount of the
bid must accompany the bid Pur-
chaser will pay all expenses of deeds.
Dated this 18th day of October A
d. 1907
HUBBARD FUTILE
Administrator
A, SAXEY Attorney.
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Woodruff Wants Roosevelt.

New York.-Chairman Timothy l..
Woodruff, of the Republican state com
mittee, says; Il am OF the opinion
that the demand for the denomination
OF Theodore Roosevelt will be so
strong next spring that the president
Will be obliged to accept a renomina-
ton. Every indication points to his
being swept into Office by an over
whelmlng vote. Under the leadership
of Roosevelt in the nation and of
Hughes in the state the rank and file
of the Independence League will, in
my Judgment. vote hereafter with the
Republican party"
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Lsr1rR FROM DAVID H. JAMES.
Contrary CITY. W. Va. Nov. ?, 1907

Contrary city. w. Va, Nov g. 1907.
Dear Mr.. Editor of The Press
While reading some time ago IN one
of our Utah papers 1t impressed me
very much that / had home in mat
noted spot that all people seem TO TAX
go much about and among those nor
rid ueople that live there in utah
which are commonly known as Nor
mons. feel to thank my God tnat
can say that | am numbered amonb
hose people ard have been called TO
labor in the state of West virginia IN
that great cause. After reading /
then decided that perhaps an hallo
from West Virginia might be interest
ing. | have been away from my home
and friends eighteen months. ] nave
visited twenty states In the Union.
have seen some good country, and
more bad than good; also met many
kinds of people, seeing different Gus
toms with each nationality and in
each state. also saw many things that
are grand in some of the biggest cit
les in the east, although 1t interests
me more in looking over the country
and then casting my thoughts back
to my native home state, and especial
" to the valley which is called Utah,
that is surrounded with majestic
mountains and lofty peaks. and In the
valley where its crystal waters flow
from those mountains that is as pure
as the summer sun, which is for the
beautifying the valley and moistening
its fertile fields which blossom as
rose which lisa speaks about. The
wilderness and the solitary place
shall be glad fer them, and the desert
shall rejoice. and blossom as the rose.
It shall blossom abundantly, and re-
joice even with joy and singing; the
glory of Bebanon shall be given unto
1t, the excellency of Carmel and
Sharon, they shall see the glory of the
Lord, and the excellency of our God,
If we will all pay visit to different
parts Of our noble country and also
other countries, and then when we re-
turn to our mountain home in that val
ley and in the spring or summer go to
the mouth Ct Spanish Fork canyon and
see if that isn't the spot that lisa was
speaking about, blossoming as a rose.
The cause that | am now represent
Ing and working lor appreciate very
much, there is no greater tnah ~ vi
course 1t Is work, but that Is an ana
guess you an know what mat is
but maybe IN di1erent ways from thls'
feel as though II is my duty 10 eX-
END my thanks to the 'Ihird Ward he
lief Society for small purse Whlch
tir,Nn
ago, which amount was Slo.
The people in this part as rule
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Actor charnnd wlth nIaamx.

Los Angeles.-Mrs. Cecile Fleming.
young daughter of a prominent local
business man, who few weeks ago
married George Best. an actor after
clipping with him sto San Francisco.
where he was subsequently arrestec
on bigamy charge, has sued for an
annullment of the marriage. Best is
accused of having two other wives,
Mrs Anetta Best, whom he is said to
have married In Salt Lake on Deem.
Der 81, 1905. and another whom he
married in Butte on May Is. 1900.
Best is under bonds to answer to the
Superior Court.
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Ten Millions to Move Cotton crop

Houston, Tex.-Cecil A. Lyon,smem-
Der from Texas of the Republican ma
tional committee, and state chairman
for Texas, has telegraphed President
Roosevelt asking that $10,0O0,0OO of
government funds be deposited in
United States depositaries in this
state to move the cotton crop. Colo
mel Lyon calls attention to the fact
that Galveston is the second largest
American port, and that through it
moves a third Of the cotton crop of
the south, and the actual cash is
needed here for the marketing of the
crop.
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wealthy Man Shot Down by Burglar

Chicago. --James Allaway, a wealthy
commission merchant of Los Angeles
was killed by burglars early Tuesday
AT the home of his brother, Edward
Allaway. at AIS South Walker avenue.
The burglar escaped from the house
without having been seen by any OF
the family. The murder occurred
while detectives from nearby police
station were searching the neighbor-
hood for a man who attempted to bur-
plarize two other houses only few
blocks distant from the Allaway home.
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DAVID H. JAMES.

The finest coffee substitute ever
made has recently been produced by
DR.. Shoop of Racine, Wis. You don't
have to boil it twenty or thirty min
utes. Made in a minute" says the
doctor. Health Coffee" is really the
closest coffee imitation ever yet pro-
duced Not a grain of real coffee in it
either Health Coffee Imitation is
made from pure toasted cereals or
grains, with malt, nuts, etc. Really II
would fool an expert-were he to I'M
knowingly drink it for coffee Sold
by World Drug Co.
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Two Negroes Lxp.l...

Mobile, Ala..Abe
Hank Lucas, negroes. S so%Foll a
early Saturday at Vinegar lynch
near here. sumroll killed S 1'',1 A
a young Cuban, while he Sulla b
to arrest him for burglar" was ip
crime was the protecting q, = Luz
i from the officers of the law u ~ SUM p
the posse of citizens. TS. and II
were found hanging to q - -, BOD
pole north of town. 1t was =, .eIesra
eided to burn the negroes at fl t,a ar !.
but wiser heads prevailed 'ue Sta
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NOVEMBER IL.

The Winter Semester of the Brig
ham Young University, Provo. will be.
gin November II, 1907, and continue
until March 81, 1908.
This is an opportunity for young
people who cannot enter when school
opens IN the fall and who cannot con
tinue until school closes in the spring.
to take a full half-year's work. Two
such semesters' work will count the
same towards graduation as a full
years work.
New classes will be organized in all
tirstyear studies of the High School.
Normal School, Commercial School.
Music School, School of Agriculture,
School of Arts and Trades, and Pre-,
paratory School.
Write for further particulars to the
Brigham Young University, Provo.
Top price for all kinds of poultry
at G. o. Eiriksson's.
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Lord Roseberry's Farm

On his Dalmeny estate of $4,000
acres Lord Roseberry himself rune
an extensive farm which is obtaining
quite an international reputation. The
produce is raised almost exclusively
for seed purposes and in nearly every
country on the continent, as wei! as
in several of the colonies. Lord Rose
berry's seeds have been utilized by
grain and root crop farmers. London
Chronicle.
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NOVICE To CREnITnRs

IN the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State of Utah. sitting in and for
Utah county Probate division
In the estate of Johannah Christina Peter
sen, deceased,
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
within four months OF first publication OF this
notice TO the undersigned at Spanish Fork
Otah. ABRAHAM j. HA SEN,
THos. JOHN, Attorney.
First pub. Oct. 81 last Nov. 90 1907
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Bio colnaae Profits.

Consul General W. H. Michael OF
Calcutta writes that report just Is
sued by the BritishIndia gov eminent
at Simla states that the half profits
on coinage for 1906-7 will not be less
than $10.000,000.
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In the District Court OF the Fourth .Judjcia,
Dlstrict OF the state of Utah. sitting In and for
Utah county. Probate Division
ceased w
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
TO the undersigned ut his place OF residence, at
or before March 9TH, 1905
SAMUEL CORNABY
a. SAXEY, Attorney.
First pub, Oct, 81; last Nov. 2s, 1907.
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1t comes put up in collapsible tube
with nozzle, easy to apply to the
soreness and Inflammation, for any
form of Piles; 1t soothes and heals,
relieves the pain, itching and burning,
Man Fan Pile Remedy. Price so cts.
Guarantee. Sold by World Drug Co.
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Notice-Now is the time to plant
bulbs. r. M. Jex has just received a
quantity of bulbs which are on sale
at his place of business on Main
street
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Probate and Guardianship Notices
NorIoE no CREDITORS


Consult County Clerk or the respectiye sign
ers for further information
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Worlds Wine OUTPUT.

The output of all the vineyards of
the world is estimated to be 1854, 416,-
600 gallons.
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Profitable Investments

Profitable Investments.
There are $4,000 invested every
day in New York city apartment
houses.
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Top price for all kinds of poultry
at G. o. Eiriksson's.
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
Marriage Licenses.

Michael +. Hayes TO Mary J. Cahue
John f. Darling. Takoma Park, ID. g,
to Alice NJ. NEWMAN, Grand Rapids
Mich.
George w. smallwood to Laura V. Nash.
both of Alexandra, Va
Fred Keefer 20 Grace Hutchins.
Samuel Needle to Rebecca Niner.
Irvine T. Magma 20 Belle Elliott
j. Edward Lue TO Mamie l.. Radcliffe.
w. G. Lehang, Hampton, Va, TO Sarah
William II. Clague to Elizabeth NJ.
Heck.
Benjamin J. Kiracope 10 Ada p. Nc
Quain; both of Mt. Sloan, Va
Yelin D. Crane to Amy i. Reid.
Victor F. Rowe 10 Matte IeTpenny.
Frank Saunders TO David Tolker' both
of Richmond. Va.
Charles NJ smith 10 Edna E. Coghill;
both Of Richmond. Va
Frank h. GatewoOd to Ina L. Clementsi
both Of Richmond, Va
Charles y. May 70 Mary A Kenny.
William NJ. Pippin 10 Mary NJ. Camp
bell
Clarence NJ. Springman TO Jennie S.
Mccarthy.
Randolph w. jenkins to Mary V. Con-
ner, Potomac. Nd.
William Governs TO Ada SissOn.
Joseph c.. Vaindersdall 10 Frances NJ.
CATER. both of New York city.
Arthur D. Boggs to Hattie d. Thomp-
son
G, 10 Luc.' z. Monsford. Hinton. W.
Va
Richard Jones to Edith Halt. both Of
Manchester. Va.
Alfred II Keim 10 Alma Harrle.
James W. Bueckler TO Sarah NJ. Settler,
bot OF Oxen Hill. Nd.
William w. Kingsley. jr.. Elyria, Ohio,
20 Mabel Meagofin.
Eugene Powell to Teresa MCGhee. both
Of SCTeameTville. Va.
Joseph G.. POwnalL Christiana. Pa. 20
Florence +. STAFFORD. kirkwoOd. Pa.
Louis DedereCk 10 Eleanor @. Stetson
q both Of New York city.
Edward r. Barker to Mime ". Ware
| Walter %. Bullock, Summit. Va, q
Mary c. Sullivan. Fredericksburg. Va
William A. Peasants, Hampton, Va, 70
Francis d. Shodroch, Culpeper, Va.
W. Master johnson 10 NJ. Agnes Wallis
Clarence II. MCGinuis TO Wolfe =. Light
both OF Martinsburg. W. Va.
Joseph Breeze to Pearl Fannahue, both
OF Richmond. Va
Joseph sipford 10 Sidney Meinhardt
both Of Richmond, Va
Ernest c, lIeister to Maggie B. Price
Broadway Va
Farley w. Hauck TO c. Clara owings
both Of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
mcfarland Didn't Prevent
Schools From Securing Room
In the Y. NJ. G. A. Building

To the Editor OF The Washington Times:
Referring to a recently published
statement. in which Dr. Chancellor. Su-
perintendent Of Schools. is reported to
have said that Commissioner Macfar-
land had prevented the schools from
securing the use OF certain rooms in the
Young Mems Christian Association
building. 1 beg to state that the request
OF the School Board for the use Of the
rooms was acted upon by the associa-
tons executive committee, of which
Commissioner mcfarland is not a mem
Der, and so far as I know he had no
knowledge that such a request had been
made. and did not influence the action
of the committee I'm any way
The committee understood that while
II would be a great convenience to the
schools - have the use Of the rooms In
the Young Mems Christian Association
building, IL was not absolutely neces-
sary, and. on the other hand, It was
very difficult. II not altogether impossi-
BILE, to make a satisfactory arrangement
for granting the use Of these rooms in
View OF the associations own needs.
Very truly yours.
JOHN ,. SLEMAN, JR.
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
MUNYON REMEDY CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Died

COGSWELI.-On Thursday. November IS.
1907, ELMORE COGSWELLs son Of l. H..
Funeral viii take place from his uncle's
residence. 40 r street southwest. saturday
Noyembe- 80. at p. IN. Friends and rela-
Elmore CogsweI died yesterday at St
ENzabeth's Hospital for the Insane Mr.
ElmO"1 was sul OF the late l. Il. COgs-
we'll at one time q commission merchant
in Washington. and prominent Scottish Rite
Mason RE vas nineteen years old and had
been afflicted since he. was twelve years
old.
LTNCH-Amelia Lynch at her residence. $50
G. street southwest on Wednesday, Novem-
Der e. 1907.
Mrs Lynch was born in Germany ffty-
six years ago. She came 20 America IN 1865
and lived ~ Washington for more than
thirty years. She is survived by her hus-
band. Thomas E Lynch. and two daugh-
ters Mrs. A. T. KnuppeI and Mrs. Bertha
BOSWELL both OF Washington. Mrs. Lynch s
grandfather on her mothers side. Herr Won
Lsytichal was Tor many YEAR, collector FOR
the blind King OF Hanover
KNOTT-On Wednesday, November q. 1907
at . p. m. JOHN T.. beloved husband OF
Jennie Knott (nee Humcs). at lies Bladens-
burg Dad northeast.
observation-disclosures on Thursday morning
November p. 1907. at 2i7 Eighth street
southwest, Mrs. r. NJ. HENRY.
sCHLOssEE-cn Wednesday. November q,
1907. AT 12.il D. m. at the residence Of her
son, John w Schiosser. 1873 Wisconsin
avenue JOHANNA syeloved wife Of George
SChlOsser. aged seventy years.
Funeral Saturday. November 50. 1907. al
2;So p. m, from Peck Memorial Chapel
Intermcnt at GlcnWOod Cemetery 1t
PRESNELI<-On Thursday November 2s
1907. at his residence 2l07 First street
northwest. HENDERSON PRESNELI. be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Katie Presneu.
Funeral saturday. November 50. at n.
m. from 2io7 First street northwest In
terment private
CJonesboro and Groenevme. Tenn, papers
please cOpy.l nO2S-2t
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
CASHES MARRIAGE LICENSE
FOR THIN GLASS OF BEER

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 29.-An old and
greasy creased marriage license was sac
riiced today by Bernard Costello. a
laboTer out Of a job. 70 buy a thin
beer. and Antonio CastlllanO. q saloon
Keeper, accepted the credentials OF
cupid FOR clearing house certificate
Co7tello. without funds. decided 10
take advantage Of the saloon man who
mas been in this country but three
months. He lesurrected the marriage
license that cost him s. twelve wears
ego. The figure go appeared in a corner
OF the paper. Catillano had no hest
fancy in cashing the paper. and gave
Costello 1926 change.
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
NJ r. WAITE
TESTlFIES
That Munyon's rheumatism
Remedy Cured His Wife.

Air. W. c. Waite, OF : W. St, salt
Lake City. says: Il l. We used Mum
you Rheumatism Cure for my wife,
after having her under treatment for
over FIVE years, and spending several
hundred dollars with the best doctors
in this country. 1 can tTuthfully rec
o'nmend Munyon's Rheumatism Cure
70 all who are suffering from this dis
ease"
". c. WAITE.
Ji5 W. Street.
Oct. % 1906. Salt Lake City
Munyon's Ok rheumatism Cure sell
dom fails TO relieve IN one TO three
hours and cures IN few days; price 3
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is guaran o.
tced To cure all forms Of indigess 10
and stomach troubles. Price &c.
For chronic and obstinate cases us
On Dyspepsia Remedy. 100 doses $lO0-
Munyon's kidney Cure speedily cures
.1rins I'm the bach, loins or grOinS and
all forms of kidney diseases. Price &c
Tor chronic and obstinate cases use
5N Kidney Remedy. 16G doses al.Oa.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradtcates all
impurities Of the blood Frlce 2jc.
For chronic and obstinate cases use
IN Blood Remedy. leo doses $L00
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monia and breaks up a cold i'm a few
hours. Price &c
FOR chronic and obstinate cases use
GN Cold Remedy. 160 doses S100
Munyon's Headache CC~e stops head
ache IN three minutes. Price 25c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms OF piles. Price &c
Munyon's NiLaliZer restores lost pow
ers TO weak men. Price 81
Munyon's Asthma Herbs give imme-
diate relief.
Munyon's Eczema Ointment relieves
i'm one minute. cure speedily follows.
Munyon's Remedies at all druggists.
Guide to health free.
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
KING EDWARDS OLD YACHT
USED FOR WEDDING GIFT

HACKENsACK. N. j.. Nov 29-Mads
rom the hun OF King Edwards old
pleasure yacht, the Hildegardc. q stand
ana nat rack were among the g.eIs re-
eelved by Miss Elizabeth Ely Zabriskle.
granddaughter OF Capt William Ely.
ana Edward Meyers Bogart who have
Just been married IN Christ p. r.
Churcn. The IIildegarde was broken
apart on "A Hackensack dock after, Con-
tractor r. X. Long bought "a TWO yea RS
ago and the gift is from former Post
master John J. Anderson a grand
father Of the bridegroom.
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
JEROME TO INVESTIGATE
TREATMENT OF INSANE

NEW eYORK. Nov. 29-Distrlct At
torney jerome has been requested BIZ
Dr. William Mabon, superintendent Of
the Asylum for the Insane on Wards
Island, according 10 an appa -ently well
authenticated report today. TO start a
grand jury investigation Of the charges
that brutality had been practiccd BY at
tendants Of the asylum on helpless In
mates
Mr. Jerome. IL is understood. he's
promised to examine personally the evil
dence collected 10 sustain the charges.
II ne finds II sufficient he Is expected 10
present fhe facts TO the grand jury
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
ONLY ONE EGG A DAY
FROM FLOCK OF 400

GEORGETOWN. Del. Nov. 2s.-An
expert has been engaged to examine the
hock OF 400 hens on Alfred Warrington's
poultry farm. to determine which one Is
laying the single egg a day that the
yards now yield. Warrington feels that
The faithful nen should fare better than
me others. as a reward for her fidelity
IN his interests. and when he discovers
the deserving Biddy he viii give her
g sPeeial coop with all modern comforts.
enc Ieed her on the dellcacies Of the
season.
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
LEW FIELDS PARENTS
MARRl % FIFTY YEARS

NEW YORK. Nov 29.-Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Fields. Of $50 linton avenue.
the Bronx. parents OF Lew FielGs,
comedian. have issued invitations for
celebration Of their golden wedding an
niversary. 10 be held at Vienna Hall
next Sunday evening.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fields were born on
the same day, September -. sixty-seven
years ago, in Warsaw They have
seven children living and hfteeP grand
chiluren- one granddaughter Is mar
ried and another engaged
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
CORRESPONDENTS TO MEET
TO NAME COMMITTEES

The bi-ennual meeting OF the Wash
ington correspondents entitled TO adj
mission to the press galleries of Con-
gress. for the nomination and election
of members Of the standing committee.
will be held tomorrow in the Post
building. second floor.
The meeting Will be called 20 order at
noon for the nomination of candidates
and such other business as may come
Up. The balloting for candidates VIII
follow
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
ANNUAL SOCIAL GIVEN
FOR ORPHAN ASYLUM

st. Josephs Orphan asylum was the
beneficiary last night az the annual
donation and social held in Convention
Hall by the Catholic knights OF Amer
lea. IL was the twentv-f0urth annual
event given By the knights for the
same charitable object. The large au-
oltOrium was filed with an enth Isias-
tic asscmblage Of Catholic frier DIS OF
the asylum.
Commissioner Henry l. West made a
short address. The boys Of the asylum
gave an exhibition drill in athletics, fol-
lowed by a dance lasting until midnight
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
JAPAN AWARDS MEDAL
TO MISSIONARIES WIFE

READING, Pa, Nov. 29-AIrs. d. r.
SCHNEIDER. wife OF a missionary OF the
Reformed Church, now I'm this CITY. has
been awarded medal by the Empress
Of Japan in recognition OF her services
among the soldiers IN Japan during the
war with Russia.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER was active I'm mis-
sionary work among the japanese SOL
dieTs.
The Washington times., 1907-11-29
HOUSE IN NORTHEAST
IS SOLD FOR So. 800

The two-story pressed brick dwelling
at 1882 d street northeast was sold to-
day by Moore & Hill. to NJ. c. Fur, for
Lottie L. Burn. The house is situated
in section of the city which realty
experts say viii shortly become attract
i've for homeseekers and investors,
owing 10 its proximity to the new
Union Station and the Capitol
The dwelling contains SIX rooms with
modern appointments. The properly
brought 50 800. 1t will be Held by the
present owner as an investment.