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The Washington times., 1907-04-08
Val Pane.

VA. V. BIAHONEY. the man that made
paperhanging famous: reliable, prompt, cheap;
legal guarantee covers all our work send
postal Ter free samples and estimate Main
store. COS Pennsylva ave. Sc. telephone
East I4-F. or following agencies; lie Maine
= Co. sss7 NJ 81. NV; EdIavitchs store,
Bowie, Nd; 10 Monroe St. Anacostias New
combes drug store. Congress Heights s97
New York ave. NV; 1890 = st. Sc; ConaWayf
store, Laurel Nd; General Store. Glendale.
Estate Once. T5yattsViIie- Nd sbavis store
Twining City Lloyd's store Seabrooke. Md;
new agency. Just established. I.ueIssen's drug
store, BrooklanG. ap6-7t
ROOMS PAPERED, eco cheaper than other
firms; work guaranteed. II HEWITT Gil
East Capitol st. ap6-3J
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F0R "a -s--N neeler & Wilson sewing ma
ehihe iarop-heaeJ. $3.50; IN rss-ciass con
=. - ne 49, Szz-os yalne. SO; very ane
tered oak BUFFET, le-foot extension. fafie. 7
afaeE-seat chairs and I arm ieatber SEQ
suite, $780, original price. SEQ. 3-s5oce e,s,s-
telea osk bookcase So cant be dilpii-
Gated under SO, me upright piano ~ :.
sacrifice price; and lets u other bse bsT
gains at LOUIS NOTES FITREf'rfSss =
HOUSE. corner 5th and . sts NV ar7-sf
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wansed-Teams.

wANTED-Teams to haul brick Apply az
once WEST BROTHERS BRICK CO. south
end Long Bridge ap2-7t
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yYANTED-Young ladies' 10 learn barber and
menicuring trade; good pay TO beginners. Az
10th st NV aD7-3t
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Personal.

WoRKINGAIEN. you ara sure 70 be on TOP
II you come % as for q good spring suit OF
clothes, tailor made. worn q little at lowest
possible prices call around Saturday and see
Tor yourself JuSrH'S OLD STAND, SIC D
aps-It
PRIVATE DETECTIVE; high grade service;
specialist IN delicate and intricate matters
requiring tact and diplomacy. unquestionable
credentials; absolute secrecy guaranteed; any
cause, ali sections private consultation
rooms % years practical experience. NOR
GAN BRADFORD, -Jr-. SUITE Pa. Colorado
building. lfth and c. tEor night ard Sazs-
day service. phone residence North 43s35
arE-st
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WANTED-An experienced middIe-aEed nurse
references; good wages. 1905 Park road. ia
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Dentistry.

OPEN $50 n IL TO s.s0tP. Ii.
DRs. o. V. & y. J. ELZET. DENTISTS
S. W. Cor. 10th and F SITS. n W,
Specialists IN Painless Extracting, Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that At Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded. MOdeTats prices. Phone Il a.
te2s-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting;
pain: look. feel. act. and last longer
than natural teeth; shrunken faces made nor
nal: painless hinng. DIR. ,. l. WILSON
1908 F st. mh25-25t
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ems garments; must be able to do frst-cIass
work Apply 70 JULIUS GARFINKLE &
CO., 1875 st. ap7-3t
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, MONDAY. APRIL g. 1907
Help Wanted-fiaIe.

man, hustler 10 sell a
specially: good money 10 man that Will
work. Address BOX S52. Times Office.
opA-at
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FOR sALE-14-foot mahogany -nnIshed Gov
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WANTEb-Servant girl. white or coiored. for
EeneTal homework, and take care Of baby
sf3 i4th ST. NV ap7-3t
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Post Cards.
PANAsfA

PANAMA
POST CARDS, cards OF scenery. machines
and men at work on Panama Canal; map IL
Illustrating route for sale ar
ISRAELS POST CARD SHOP.
S05 Vermont ave. aps-9,l0s2,l3
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Miscellaneous.

ANY ONE having cancer, tunor. old sores
OF knowing OF one 50 afflicted viii please
send their name 70 SEPTECIDE. Beltsv.lle
Nc. ap4-ft
HAVE you ANYTHING TO SELF xoa
vii be asreeably surprised Il you viii Let
me sell Il for you MARCUS NOTES. as sth
s.. nv. Phone Main 6I7L hoIe-tf
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Carpet Cleaning.

CARPETS cleaned taken up free 1906 9th st.
nW. Phone North 4S12 nh2s -s9t-eZ fr.sa
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SALOON-F1nest corner southeast. sold AZ
Louisiana ave. aps-3t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

Help Wanted
Male and Female.
WANTED-An order cook for restaurant;
man or woman. SCHNEIDER'S. 100 sth St
Sc. aps-st
WANTED-Agenfs. male or female. on Ifb-
eral commission, 70 call upon FIRST class resi-
dences IN Washington Gail BON CHEAdI-
CAL CO. 7oz 5th e. NV. Il
WANTED
sTRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
nth AND SITS. y. ".
Is open TO the young men or women with
ambition and desire for the better posilionE
IN life. Our college has both dav and night
sessions. Write today for our beautifully IL
llistrated catalogue showing cur classroom
and explaining fully our rates. subjects
taught. etc. Situations guaranteed OF money
refunded. Phone Main $3.50 api-mo, tus we-tf
II
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITISG can bs
learned at our school in from 30 to 90 days:
positions guaranteed: we teach Pituan Ora
ham. Gregg. Barnes. and Syllable sysfsms;
individual instruction 81 GEOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. si5-sIs Colorado building. mht-tf
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Situations Wanted
FemaIe,

Female.
WANTED-Washiug by colored woman % do
az home Gail at 1880 9Th ST NV. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook desires sftua-
ton I143 Est 81 NV. IL
WANTED Washing to take home; coed ref
erences- 2926 18th 81. aDs-3t
WAnSTED-Place as cook and general house
worker. zllg 10Th 81. NV, JULIA JONES.
II
WANTED-Wasbing 20 DO al home By irsf-
class laundress; also day work. il04 shep-
pards court II
WANTED-Washfng to take home and 20 out
10 days work. stS lamont 81. nv. It
VVAETED-Plain sewing to 90 AZ home
Write or call MRS. SUTTON, 1876 18th ST.
NV. ap7-2t
yANTED-By neat. reliable eoIored giri. as
nurse; willing 70 leave the city. 73s 4th 81
NV ap5-st
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Found.

LACEY'S delicious lee cream and sherbet
zoe and s0c per gallon; I'VE large bricks IN
box. &c Phone Main 935. COZ New York
ave, NV. nhs-tf
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Business Opportunities.

FOR SAI-E-Cn account Of otter Important
business requiring immediate atte.-ffon a
money making lanc1 room OF a Character sell
dom offered for sale can be had for 81 sal III
is near large Government shops: does bfisI-
ness Of SIS daily; growing ali the time: sDIe1-
did living for whoever gets IL: investigate -
you viii buy. THE SOULE CO. co Ia. ave,
NV. s1e-ff
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LEFT at Harness and Trunk Repairing shop.
18th and II SITS. NV delivery dayton Wag-
ons, buggies and wagon wheels. Your price.
apS-30t
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Automobiles.

WANTED-To buy second hand 1905 model
Indian MOTORCYCLE address. giving cash price
wanted, BOX 53S. Times ofhce ap1-st
FOR sALE-Rebuilt Holley runabout, - h. p.
4-cylin Ter air-cooled engine; guaranteed IL
good order; sacriHces complete outfit for $500.
SEB. MECHLER, SIS South Patrick st.
Alexandria. Va ap2-u
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TI1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

ONE CENT a WORD FOR
SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days, one cent a word Tor each insertion.
These rates do not apply 70 Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices at regular Office
rates II il is tnCOnFelicnt TO leave advertise
ments at either a brasch Office or The Times
Business ONCE. they may be telephOned direct
to The Times Main $500, and a messenger
VIII call 70 collect without additional charge
q the advertiser.
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For -Typewriters.

MONARcH visible. cheap FOR cash Ad-
dress BOX s24. Times Office aps-st
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- 'enns sivania. ave. average business
Louisiana ave sug-st
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GROCERY and provision store; aae corner
northeast; living rooms; $500. DUCsN. G7
Louisiana ave sps-st
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANfED-A woman for general hOusekeep-
ing In small family; good wages; STAY At
nights Apply S4l5 Holmead place NV.
apS-st
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II YOU WISH TO SELL. OR BUY A BUsT-
NESS, SEE Us We now have a large elem
tege desiring drst-cIass business places.
Your business advertised "a local and out
of-town papers and confidential until Fold.
ESTABLISHED 1856. NEW YORK BusI-
NESS BROKERS. GIL F. sp7-st
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Millinery.

NINE. CRoWDER, miIliner, formerly at 1903
9 ST NV. has moved TO s2s II St NV and
ready 70 make hats IA latest style for ST.
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Bicycles.

FOR SAI-E-Slightly used Rambler Yale
Cleveland. Orient. Wolf-American. and other
good makes. az bargain prices C T. HUN
TER. The Bicycle Man. 1iS Pa ave-
ag4-tf
IF YOU are thinking Of buying a high grade
bicycle; come see U.S. We save you 20 per
cent. HAVERFORD CYCLE CO. az 10Th 81.
NV. apl-U
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-l5 Horses aud Fnares: pair
mules from the valley OF Virginia; weight
from 100 to leo; no reasonable offer re-
fused. STABLES. rear s. Massachusetts ave.
NV. aps-3t
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CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY STORE;
Pa. AVE. NORTHWESTi Eive-away, 500;
rent SI5i daily sales, SO; personal atten-
ton. can be increased. NEW YORK BUsI-
NESS BROKERs. 81 y. apz-st
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woman for general house
work. 1913 Euclid ST. NV II
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S 10 IS q week sure, absoIuteIv ~ faI-st
stamp for particulars. write at once Ad-
dress z. +. WILLIAMS. IZf3 Wvlfe 81 ue.
Washington, D. c. ID
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GROCERY and provision store; Columbia
Heights; average business s. SO pr month";
snap. DCGAN, 6t7 Louisiana ave. aps-St
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WANTED-At once. Two mattresses. MA
JESTIC QUICK LUNCH. aps-et
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Will make a very liberal trade with
aeli-i located iot ga feet front on Iettered
sIsSs Dy depth OF % feet. unencumbered;
halI bloek from Pennsylvania ave Sc. for a
good sound family horse ana ca-riaze. Ad-
dress BOX sEs. Times once Ia
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

! FOR RENT-OGe large front room near bath:
/ 6S4 / ST. nv. sps-3t
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VANTED-Generaf housskeeper, cook for
So. ne. aD7-9r
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ANACOsTIA
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR sAL-E-Tzvo good sound and gentle driv-
ing horses. II ID 81. ne, phone East 5l2
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HAVE YOU 1880 and want a saloon IN cen
ave aps-3t
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wanted-Agents.

AGENTS WANTED. either sex. TO sell orr
up-t0-date line OF household goods: you can
MIKE so week on this line. write for
catalogue at once. c. a. MOORE & Co.
20e Madison ave. Baltimore. Nd. ap7-gt
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

Help Wanted-FemaIe.
WANTED Experienced waitress; also GIRL
for dinner: wages. Sc and 50 per week
WALLIS CAFE. slT 18th NV.
wANTED-settIed woman for general house
work; no cooking; stay nights. 1876 Column
bia read. It
WANTED Immediately a settled woman as
cook and 20 do general housework; go home
rights; no washing, Apply lS95 4 st. NV. II
wANTEp-Four nangle hands MONARCH
LAUNDRY, Tth and Maryland ave. sw. Il
WANTED for general housework. No.
3, THE ASHLEY, 18th ana " it
WANTED Experienced coIored head waiter
to leave city BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY.
300 10th st. NV II
VANTED-Colorsd chanabermaid: middle
aged. LINCOLN HOTEL. 10th and II sts
yVANTED-GeneraI housework; sI4 month:
small family. l5os lamont 81 NV. II
WANTED-CTo leave city, white pastry cook:
good cook and lady's maid lc0lOred): good
VASES; maids. cooks other help tthis city,.
EUREKA, loll New York ave. 1t
wANTED-wolnan to cook ana 90 light
housework Apply ass n NV. ap6-St
wANTED-Tvo y lite ehanabermalds. Apply
to Housekeeper. E5BTTT HOUSE. ap6-st
WANTED--Yo lady typewriter ana Ste
negrapher; salary, S. per week. Address BOX
52s Times oE1es- aD8-3t
YANTED-A frst-class coat and skirt hand.
Apply at once to PAP 18th ST NV. ape-st
yTANTED-Altsration hands on coats. skirts
and waists; only those who do strictly irst-
class work need apply. JULIUS GAR
GlNbI-E & Co. 81 18th st. mhls-R
WANTED-Y0ung ladies and small girls:
steady employment in paper box factory;
good wages Apply CAPITAL PAPER BOX
CO, 81 Hanover st. NV. mhs0-l4t
wANTED-Two helpers on waists and skirts.
LIS s.. NV. apl-2t
WANTED Experienced mattresses. at once.
Go eth 81. nv. ap6-st
VgANTED-White chamber-naJd; must have
good references. Apply f71s I 81. NV
ap6-3t
WANTED-Experience waitress, at once.
$50 Pennsylvania ave. NV. ap6-3t
WANTED-Gi 70 label bottles Applv a.
THE JOHN WEDDERBURN CO, Whole
sale Liquor Dealers and Wine Merchants GIG
SIS y st. M. au5-ff
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSsEN. Drug store.
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Upholsterina.

WE MAKE screen doors and windows: f1r-
niture repaired ana upholstered; packing and
shipping. l505 eth st. NV. Phone North ssIs
mh26-Sot-eKfr, So
UPHOLSTERIVG. Te-cOTerfng. polishing and
repairing at your own home: good tudes OF
antiques thoroughly reliable. i. FOSTER, 65l
G s. Sc. ap5-tf
BENZ. R. COLES & CO., Upholsteriag ali
klnfs OF furniture. slip covers maCa. 80
9Th 81. NV Main 6516- mh24-20t
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
R. l. CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King ST.
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WENTED-Good chance for boys with wheels
70 earn money. We require the services OF
number OF boys. "A years II age and over
10 deliver special packages; must have BIZ
cycles. Good salaries. Apply Immediately to
s. KAHN, SONS & CO. .ap7-Rt
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-10-05
Call 1t What You Nav.

One of the very foremost of the adj
vanced thinkers of our day is Ferdi-
nand P. Earle, artist, literateur and
millionaire. He has grown tired of his
wife and his wife of him; but only
tired. Both bring in another lady to
supply what was deficient in the tout
ensemble of the home, and a second
venture was decided upon. The new
candidate helped to pack up the
trunks of the misfit, and she HES her
self to Paris to secure a divorce. He
and his new affinity will try cruise
on the matrimonial waters. He says
it is not free love-" but freedom of
love" Call it what you may, it is old
fashioned promiscuity of lust.-Western
Waterman.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-10-05
THE GENERAL INTENTION
Recommended by His Holiness,
Plus K.
DEVOTION TO THE HOLY ANGEL,

Devotion to the Angels is devotion to
the Heart Of Christ, under another
form. From beginning to end. those
blessed spirits ministered unto Him in
the work for which His Sacred Human
Heart was moulded, developed, and at
last was pierced upon the cross. Long
before He came upon earth they fore
told His coming to the prophet, and in
time it was one Of their number who
whispered to the sinless Maid of Cali
lee the sweetest message that the world
has ever known. Above the cave of
Bethlehem they sang their hymns of
welcome, and shortly after they foiled
the tyrant of his evil purpose. In Naz-
areth itself we cannot but fancy them
following Him in the legions that He
told us were His to command They
ministered unto Him when He had
vanquished the tempter and strength
ened Him in the shadows of Gethse-
name. At the sepulchre they are the
first to tell the world that HE is
risen" and on Mt. Olvet they come to
usher Him back to the right of the
Father who sent him
Now, as every deed Christ did told
the story of his love for men. the as
sistance of the Angels must tell that
story, too. With their bright intellects
they understand the feelings of His
heart, and with holiness such as theirs,
they were eager to help Him in His
mission Of love. So it is at the present
time-they saw the price that the Lord
of hosts paid for our redemption, and
they are doing their utmost even now
that the price be not paid in vain.
Daily and hourly they are guarding the
hayward and uplifting the fallen. In
the turmoil Of life, they are ever striv-
ing, by sweet suggestion and a guiding
hand, ''to keep thee in all thy ways"
This month, when we are asked to
make them some return, what will the
answer be? God grant that we may all
increase in devotion to them, and bring
others to appreciate them, as they so
well deserve. To do so cannot be diff
cult
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-10-05
kAIsER's PLEA FOR PRAYER.
Sermon Preached on Board HIS
Yacht, the HohenzoIIern.

Sermon Preached on Board His
Yacht, the HohenzoIIern.
1t will be recalled, says the London
Telegraph, that the German emperor
on one occasion preached a sermon on
board his yacht, the Hohenzollern, tax
ing as his text:
1T came to pass, when Moses held
up his hand, that Israel prevailed, and
when he let down his hand Amalek
prevailed" EXODUS xvii, ID.
An English translation of this SER
mon, published in the Homiletic Re-
view for July shows it to be a power
full plea for the habit of prayer. We
quote the following passage from this
memorable sermon of the kaiser:
God, the Lord, has hung in every
heart praying bell. Yet how often
in the sunshine of life it is silent and
dumb But when the storm wind of
trouble comes it begins to ring. How
many a comrade who had forgotten
how to pray will clasp his hands once
more out there in the death struggle!
Necessity teaches prayer. So let it be
here at home. Let the serious days
which have come upon US, the storm
of war which has broken out, set the
prayer bells swinging again. Let us
pray for our fighting brothers. Not
only snow and then in solemn hour;
no. no! Let us pray constantly.
LAS our fathers in troublous times
set the bells pealing every evening, and
prayed: Lord Jesus Christ, with US
abide, for it is now eventide,' so let US
never forget our prayers. Moses held
up his hands until the sun went down,
and so Joshua slew Amalek with the
sword. Our fight will not be ended in
a day. But let us not allow our hands
to grow weary, nor let them sink until
victory is gained. Let our prayers be
a wall of fire around our brothers
camp.
The history of the world will some
day write of the wars of our day. But
man only sees what is visible to the
eye; he can only, say What the wisdom
of generals, the bravery Of troops the
sharpness of weapons have accom-
plished. Eternity will reveal much
more. 1t will show how the hidden
prayers of the faithful were a mighty
power in these battles. how the ancient
promise was again fulfilled, Call upon
me in the time of trouble, and I will
save thee And, therefore, hold fast to
prayer. Amen"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-10-05
PARK CITY,

The social given by the ladies of the
Altar society of st. Mary's Catholic
church was largely attended and thor
oughly enjoyed by all.
Edward Dooney of Terre Haute, Ind,
arrived in the Park Thursday morning
to visit for a while with his uncle, Dan
]. Gallivan.
Mrs. T. j. Tanning is visiting in the
Park with relatives.
Mrs. Malvey of Eureka is in the Park
for a few days.
George Quinn came home Monday
after a stay Of four weeks near Gray,
Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Osika returned
Wednesday morning from Salt Lake
after a pleasant visit.
F. ]. Duggan, a relative of our
townsman Dan Galligan. arrived from
Terre Haute, Ind, last Thursday, and
may decide to locate in Park City.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins returned
Wednesday morning from a brief visit
in the metropolis.
Miss Kate Sweeney left Wednesday
for an extended visit in Ogden and
Provo.
, A splendid type of sturdy young
manhood-JOhn j. HOlland-arriVed in
this city from Butte just ten days ago
today. This afternoon his lifeless form
will start on its return trip to that
Montana city whence he came De-
ceased went to work at the King the
day after arriving in this camp, and
was at his usual labor on the 700 level
of that mine yesterday, just after noon
when large rock, which previous
blast had failed to dislodge, fell on him,
crushing out his life in an instant. A
companion working near him heard
him scream, but life had left the body
of the unfortunate man before ne could
be reached. Coroner SPerry and the
undertaken went to the mine and
brought the remains to town. An in
quest jury, consisting of Jim Don, Eu-
gene Sorenson and Ben Farrer, was ap-
pointed last night, reviewed the re-
mains, and viii this evening visit the
scene of the accident before returning
a verdict. Deceased. was "a years old
and unmarried. He has two cousins,
J. U. Kelly and NJ. V. Murphy, in this
city. Services over the remains were
conducted by Rev. Father Galllgan at
the Catholic church today, and the re-
mains will be shipped TO Butte on the
afternoon train.-Park City Record,
Sept. 2S.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-10-05
Beware of erafters.

:. Notwithstanding the strict laws :
:. made by the Ri. Rev. Bishop :
:. Seaman in regard to collecting in .
:. this diocese, yet occasionally I'M :
:. der one subterfuge or another .
:. these statutes are violated. The ::
:. law is made to protect persons !
:. from being imposed upon. It is ::
:. strictly in conformity with the ::
:. Council of Baltimore. Church ::
:. members should be the first to ::
:. discourage all such persons, no ::
:. matter in what garb they appear ::
:. or what they propose to do. ANY ::
{. appeal for pecuniary aid, whether ::
!. in the form of collection, or sale ::
:. Of books or religious articles, is ::
:. strictly prohibited. We refer our ::
: readers to the standing notice ::
:. which appears in our editorial ::
:. columns. ::
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-10-05
VIRGINIA CITY NEW.

Mrs. Ellen Morrison died at her
home on South D street Sunday morn
ing. after an illness of two days from
pneumonia She had be en a respected
resident of this city for forty years
and leaves three sons and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. j. Cullen Of Wells. Two
sons, Walter and Sam, were at her
bedside when the end came.
Mrs. Margaret S. Neal died Tuesday
evening after a long illness. She was
one of the early settlers in this city.
and during her long residence enjoyed
the warm friendship of scores of
friends. She was a native of Wash
ington, D. c., aged 73 years, and leaves
a son and daughter, Miss Kate Neal,
the well known school teacher.
All that was mortal of the late E.
w. Church, the stage driver, who died
while on the box of the stage between
San Jose and Mt. Hamilton last Tues
day, took place at San Jpse Friday aft
ernoon. Church used to drive from
Truckee to Lake Tahoe, land also drove
the first stage from SACRAMENTO to Vir-
ginia City.
Harry Gallagher arrived Monday for
a brief visit with his brI other, Len Gal
lagher. Mr.. Gallagher ID gathering ma
terial for a descriptive land illustrated
booklet on the beautiful scenery on a
journey through Catalonia, including
trip into Nevada, b1 way of the
Bishop Creek country.
Tim Sullivan has purchased from
Mrs Lauzon the grdcery business
known as the Hatch bros. store, and
will maintain the splehdid reputation
this establishment Has heretofore
borne. -
George Murphy Arrived Sunday
evening from Goldfield.
Miss Honor McNamata of Gold Hill
left Monday evening tolteach school at
Big Creek.