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Criminal Court So. 2.

United States ts GcorE. Harris embezzlement;
reriic. guilty. sentence verbho1se for six months
ATTORNEY g.. r. DeEaef
United States vs. Harry r. Jerome larceny. vCr-
dict not guilty. Attorney. Th1ml7 e. T7Tl1r
United States VS. John r. johnson depreciation
on private property, motion for new trial fled.
Moses vs. Scott. defendant called and Judgment
for plaintiff Plaintiff attorney. Il. C.. Donaldson.
Assignments for today.
Motions auaig1me1ts and sentences.
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DEATH RECORD,

William O'Birn. I=72 Wis. ave.. g wears.
Charles r Brufg. Gr7t Hospital Insane rs -ear7
Jane, kellr'. Washington AvviUm, 81 yel1s
Annie A. NeII-1u go T 81. NV. f- years.
Charles King ls'f sth st uw.. So years.
Emily 4. Store. Al p 81. NV. 70 years.
Robert ORlu ca Ea-t Tap ST. m wears
John IT. SvaldHEer. Govt Printing Office S Years
John r.. Morgan. 5l5 John Marshall Ul So years.
Maud IT. Bur~. 1908 II So. Me-. years
COLOEEU
HIrar~ \. ~m7rsrm. 1876 7i-h ST. NV 70 years
Eums Green. 1p Golden S. zv.. g. years.
Edith paHerrr SIS sd ST. -w. wears.
pe7rlo Barnes 1876 --b ST. NV. 5 months
Catherine Anderson. 65l T. 81. uv.. 4 months.
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NIacfarland Goes Away.

Commissioner Macfarand left here yes
terday to deliver the address at the com
mencement of the International Young
Mems Christian Association Training
School at Springfield. Mass Commis-
sioner Henry L. West also left TO transact
personal business in Wilmington, Del. He
will return on Monday.
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Take the children far q happy day New double
track completed TaEe c7rs Il. T. a d. D. r. n
2eih and N st- Fare 5c round trip
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EnnifN Snifs.

No Z7l56. The Bottsford Dickinson Company vs.
George \. Fuller Company. injunction Complain
ants solicitor W. y. Davidze
No g715L Frazier D. Head IS. Mary A. Knopp e
al injunction. CUmpainant's solicitors Duane h.
Fox and George Francis Williams
No 27ljs. Margaret f. Thomas ct al. rs Beul1h
Simukins et all partition Complainant solicitors.
J. f. Scsggs and Thompson & Laskey.
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new HOTEL 0STERn.

Occupying whole block of ocean front Chelsea end.
Atlantic city. y J. Sew management. 100 beau
ttul rooms. 800 with private baths fresh and sea
water. Indoor sea water bathing pool Dressing
rooms f0r -Urf bathing Handsome pavilion ai0m-
lng the Boardwalk. DininrE0lms overlook ocean.
Orchestra. Special June and July terms Booklet.
Autos meet trains. DAVID L. RAHTER. Mgr.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
THE DUNLOP.

Directly on the Beach. overlooking the Boardwalk.
Ocean Piers. and convenient ~ All amusements
Rooms on suite with private baths, on the Euro
pcau plan ouly. q 50 dav ard upward hrstclass
restaurant attached with ia carte service. Fine
orchestra
ROBERT =. DELANEY, Proprietor
+ z BOWMAN Manager IelZd&oGt
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HOTEL LAM BORN
THE PENNHURST

Atlantic City. n. j.. Michigan Ave. and Beach.
Open an the year. Steam heat. Elevator 10 street
level Bo1lCr Cl application WM r. HOOD.
ieg-dGN-31t
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Lawsuits.

No. 1854 Charles p. Fletcher srpellan'l vs.
Ellsworth T. Simpson: appeal Plaintiffs attorneys
Edmund Burke and Lawrence Hufty.
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LAWSON'S SPLAN FAILS
BrOkerAppleyard, WhOTried
1t, Now a Bankrupt
STRIKES SNAG IN UNITED GAS

Called u9On for Cash Margins, He
Disappears from Haunts-Figured
I'm New York Bank Failure Case
for Which He Was Extradited
After a Hard Fight.
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OCEAN View Hotel
SHERWOOD INN,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

E-rru-f~ ve-~ much enlarged. Refuruished
-r-a,.rf ont and improved beyond recognition Vow
-7,-r7r7147frs so guests Beautifully situated only
15 minutes from tie jamestown Exposition tv large
and elegant ferry steamers running every few min
ufrs -1iuE and returning through fnH magnificent
arrt n I Iuited states and foreign war ships The
-r1v hotel ON the American plan near the EVUU.
s7-i-- GROUNDS. Rooms with ar without hath. single
IN ru gurr Rates V-TT moderate. Write for book
T.. so increase q rates account # the EX-
r-s.tf-n. J. e.. TAYLOR Mgr
--r .1r-p
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of THE WASHINGTON HERALD is located
in the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina
where advertisements be inserted regular Office
II. S. WALLACE. Special Representatives
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COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW. VIRGINIA.
Cars % the Exposition Ever 10 minutes. fare, Sc
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES
rrvsliNS-tf
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HOTEL MONROE,

PORTSMOUTH. VA
Within q minutes Z jamestown Fv-osfti-7
grounds Accommodates so European plan IRA
T. STONE. Manager. Alrs. 4. z THOMAS. Pro-
prletress. myi@lu0
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THE BREAKERS,

OCEAN VIEW. VA
How 20 set there. Take OCEAN View Err-ess az
CRANKY and Main sts Norfolk Va 70 Ocaar lew
transfer 20 Cottage car 20 door of The B-eske
opposite Old Point Comfort. Sraf7od table Cas-
pass door 20 exposition grounds every ,sr minutes
For further information address Ms NJ C. CAHILL.
The Breakers OCEAN View. Va.
u1vgf- 3 w { I'm then q
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Equity Court No. I.
CHIEE II-STInr nIARAI-EH

Scott vs. Putnam; refund from registry ordered,
Compainant's solicitors Everett Molnar & Ewing
defendants solicitors. ". II. Robson. BalstOu a
Sddons and T. +. Cofaday
Fumage FURNACE: substitution u purchaser
ordered. Compliments solicitor. Harry q. Kmbal
Wick vs.. Hu,chlns and Agncw vs.. H8tchins. rule
As % consolidation retWnahlc June 2. 1871. Com
plsinants solicitors John Ridout, S r. Thomas
and e. H. CTsgin; defendants solicitors Brauden
burg & Brandenburg and Blair * Thorn.
Alacfahand ys. Peters; cENutions 20 answer sus-
tanned Compiainants solicitors, p. u. Thomas and
+. II. stephens. defendants solicitor Wilton J.,
Lambert
TIapicr vs.. TIapier; Josephine J.. TTspisr ap-
pointed trustee % convey certain stocks and real
estate. Compliments solicitors Gordon & Gordon
Motions for to-day.
No. as Auiek vs. Arick Attorneys. Cnnirgon-
Mitchell
No. g5 Fowler IS Fowler. Attorneys. Forrest
Leighton.
No. i57. Bardroa Bardrof. Attorneys. Prem
tiss-Campben.
M. 459. NcEwen vs.. McEwen. Attorneys Fits
Harlow and Lusbv
No. 4s. American Security and Trust Company
vs. Chew et a. Attorneys, Wils7n-Tuctar and
Huidekore-
No H7. Slauker IS jaeger. Attorneys. Lambert
Easby-Smith-Gies
No B9 Smith vs.. Dahluen ct al. Attorneys.
Emig-F0wlc.
No a. Robinson vs.. Robinson Attorneys, Nc
Neill-Aukam.
No i73 Bolts vs.. Bolts Attorney Everett
No. as Smith rs. Horton ct al Attorneys. Poe
Williams and Bcall
No A. BendhCim et al. w. piCdoId et a. At
t0rneys Forrest -NaddrE & Gatlev.
No. 80 Kressin vs.. Krcss.n. Attorneys, Caring
tou-Stcts0n and TuIitt
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HOTEL,

Main St. Norfolk. Va. European plan. p 4 y
Brine Manager. Cars m jamestown Exposition uass
the door, two s1u7-ss 20 wharf for water route
ie5d&S-im then tf
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MARYLAND RESORTS,
Capon Springs and Baths

most delightful Mountain Resort VITA l3r-s
company every year Capacity go 100 miles due west
of Washington, u. e. For pamphlets. rates &c,
address CHAs. T. NELSON CaPcn Springs, W. "a
myllm.w, f5t
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Cook vs. Evans, Judgment uIvn wit d sciro IA
cias
Gallagher vs. Gallagher reference % !. Arthur
LUhBm examiner Cmuaiulut's solicitor James
A, Toomeyi defendants solicitor Wilton }. Lam
bert.
Plain vs.. Washington Loan and Trust Company
Cu hearing gomraiusnts solicitors Carlisle *
johnson, defendants solicitors. J. b. Lausr. j. j.
Darlington and A. s. Warrington
In re guacv II George r. Bartlett. order rsrar
ing lunatc % legal status AMI approving account 1t
committee Au0mev II e. Monitor
Head Is hu0up restraining order retu-nah.c June
g. uautof C-mrlanaufs solicitors, Duane. T.
Fox and George Francis WiIisme
schmidt vs. Ross trustees authorized 20 purchase
Judgment CCmpamaUts solicitors. Barnard q
johnson and Gerg- Francis Williams. defendant s.
solicitors r. Tcrc Myers and Git,inss Chamber
Jim.
so motions fr to-day
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HOTEL JACKSON
fireproOf. Virginia Ave. and the Beach.

American and European plans. Rooms With bath,
Finest Cafe in the city. s. y per day up AL0
Ter week MP American plan. Also q la carte SER
Ice. Fgl orchestra. JOHN CRUISE.
mvll-yt FNWS
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CARS TO KENSlNGToN
VIRGINIA RESORTS,
VIRGINIA RESORTS,
Virginia Hot Springs,
GreenbFier White Sulphur Springs
Warm Springs,
Healing Springs, F3aturaI Bridge.

aOeEsao6E ALUM sGs OLD sTET SPRINGS SWEET cHsEE SPRINGS
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS THE LEeHE HEALTH
ikn REST RsS0aT COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS TH ALUM SPRINGS MT
ELICIT SPRINGS, EISR5B HALL, RlLsoRO, TIE sslsDOs
Stop-over privilege at White Sulphur Springs; at
Covington, Va. for Virginia Hot Springs and at
Clifton Forge and Natural Bridge.
d Nesubued electric-lighted dining paror and
seeping-car trains leave Washington 2.C0 p m. and 10
P m. daily, reaching resort stations in from five to
eight hours.
Excursion Tickets Pamphlets. and Summer Re-
sort Folders at ticket Offices 6C9 Fourteenth street
and SIS Pennsylvania avenue
GEO, II BOND District Passenger Agent Washington, D. c.
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Algonquin Hotel, A Tes1els' E.esog ys, Mama.

THE JORDAN COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW, VA
This attractive cottage is open for reception Of
boarders at reasonable rates. Address Mrs H. +.
JORDAN, my5Q-d&S Il
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF,
HOTEL ISLES ESW0RTH.
EARL MAR HALL.

Directly On ocean front. Vermont avenue. Long
distance phones rVunIuB water in rooms. Special
spring rates. l. J. BROWN.
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THE MQNITOR. 'ats ..s er.o1l

beautiful. permanent, new throughout; acc1mmo-
dates with Us Ru7CXes. go every service guaranteed
Rates. Lodging. SLtJ. regular meals. SC Limited
cafe service. Bus meets all trains ana steamers.
rrr-17.+f
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HOTEL MORRIS 2ss..Hsa 2s.s
The WILTSHIRE,
HOTEL CHETWOoDE.

Virginia ave. and Beach. American and European
plan, Cafe; music For rates &c. see Washington
representative II. Ralph Burton. Bond Bldg api s1t
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-03
THE CURSE Of
SLEEPING CHINA
After Centuries Of Dissipation the People Of the Yellow
Kingdom Must Quit the Awful Drug Imperial Decree
Mnst Be Obeyed

(um societies is increasing rapidly.
These organizations are composed
mainly of young men and students,
and they cooperate with the Off
cials in every way possible. In the
face of such an awakened public SEN
timent, no European nation would
dare publicly defend the opium traf-
hc in China. The day in which Eng
land forced opium upon China with
guns and warships is past.
Although the imperial decree al
lowed nine years of grace before to-
I tally prohibiting the sale or use of
opium, practical prohibition already
exists in many cities, including Pc
king, Paoting and Tientsin. The
| regulations throughout the empire
are enforced by the local magistrates,
who are under orders from the vice
roys. Morphia injection houses are
prohibited, as well as opium smoking
dens. Failure of magistrates to en-
force the law involves severe penal
ties, and the Chinese prohibitory laws
thus actually prohibit.
1t is alleged that the British gov
ernment has consented to the order
prohibiting the opium trade and has
signed an agreement with the Peking
government to reduce the importa-
tions gradually until the entire trade
ceases at the end of nine years. A
provision is added, however, that il
China fails to entirely abolish the
opium habit within this period, the
Peking government shall be fined an
amount equal to three times the OPT
um revenue it collected annually for
ten years before the reduction of OPT
um importations.
According to the rules issued by
the government, all opium smokers
under 60 years of age must quit the
habit within the next three years. All
opium smokers must furnish their
names and address. the quantity they
smoke daily and other important par
ticulars. Licenses are issued to such
registered smokers to enable them to
buy daily supplies from the licensed
opium shops. Any dealer who sells
to other than registered smoker
forfeits his license and becomes sub
ject to a severe penalty. Hospitals
for the cure of the habit have been
established in many cities by Chinese
philanthropists and have many pa
tients, most of whom are sent forth
apparently cured.
In order to shut off the local sup
ply of opium, the authorities have
prob ibited the cultivation of the pop
py in any part of the empire without
permission, and the acreage is to be
gradually reduced during the next
few years. The Chinese blame the
British for the growth of the opium
habit in China, but the London gov
ernment Is apparently now willing
to aid the Chinese in their efforts to
put an end to the traffic.
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Hong Kong, Dec. 3.-Despite the
lprotests of the christian" nations
4 the opium dens of China will proba-
bly, soon be things of the past.
Within the last few months a de-
termined and partially successful ef-
fort has been made by the authori-
ties to wipe out Chiha's greatest
curse. In the native quarter of Shang-
/ hal the opium trade has been entire
ly obliterated and a similar crusade
is now being waged in Canton and
other great cities throughout the en-
pire.
The opium trade, introduced in the
empire of the dragon as the result
of the cupidity of occidental traders,
is slowly being wiped out. Nearly
all public smoking places in the great
centers of population are being
closed. 1t Is not e-rested that the
smoking OF c riun will be stopped in
mediataly. Confirmed and habitual
smokers will be licensed and will be
allowed to continue the use of the
drug under certain restrictions. The
coming generation is to be saved
from the degradation that the for
eign devils" have wrought.
1t is a significant fact that the
awakening of China should lead, as
one of its first manifestations, to the
great ethical movement such as the
anti-opium crusade has already be-
come. For China is rapidly awaken
ing from its long slumber. 1t Is
training its soldiers in the arts of
modern warfare and in the course
of a few years will probably be able
to take its place, from a military
to- tha n n
of the world. This does not neces-
sarily involve what is called the "yel-
low peril" The Chinese are not and
probably never will be a militant,
warlike people. AS one prominent
statesman expressed it. China had its
period of barbarism, when 1t INDUCED
in war, many thousands of years ago,
and has now passed that stage. Some
of these days, however, when the
Chinese army has become strong
enough to cope with other nations,
China is likely to have Boston
tea party" of its own, ard all the
opium will be dumped into the sea.
When the opium regulations were
issued from the throne at Peking a
year ago the white devils" at Hong
King and other centers of European
activity smiled cynically at what
they termed the bluff of the old
dowager empress. No one believed
that the drastic measures would or
could be made effective. Even the
most reluctant of the foreigners, who
have steadfastly refused to believe
that China is really endeavoring to
uplift herself, are now aware that
the opium traffic is doomed. The
is steady and spreading
and the number of anti-opi-
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HE'S PRINCE
OF SWINDLERS
Gigantic Scheme Of the Most Fraudulent Nature CeverIy
Worked by this Smooth Indvidual---Ilow He Did 1t.

If there be in this country a man
Prince of Swindlers. that man is DR..
Richard C. Flower.
Under the very nose of the police
and in defiance of the government
auth critics, DIR. Flower recently op-
Grated sale of stock in a 100000
corporation in Philadelphia. DIR.
in New York in the summer of 1904.
He was charged here with swindling
thousands of investors in numerous
mythical companies. Last January
Flower was arrested in Philadelphia
by the New York police, and since
then he has been fighting extradition
from the state of Pennsylvania.
A man must live, however, and 1t
costs money to carry on protracted
legal proceedings and so keep out of
jail. So DIR. Flower and his son or
gahized a modest 100000 corpora
ton and proceeded to sell stock to
those who are born every minute"
Not even the man who was made
president of the Corporation" knew
that Flower. alias Professor Oxford,
was the famous New York swindler
who is SO badly wanted by the Goth
am authorities. This secret was con-
fined to Flower and his son, secre-
tary of the Virginia Clay & Material
Company.
1t has developed that great blocks
of stock in this fraudulent concern
were unloaded upon the credulous.
No record of stock sales were kept,
the money received being utilized as
expenses" by the promoter.
DIR. Flower. as Professor Ok
ford" professed to be able to make
bricks of any color desired out of
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common garden soil or field loan.
By his secret process, he alleged, the
bricks became hard almost instan-
taneously and were more durable
than ordinary clay brick that had
been put through the old-fashioned
process of burning
Eight plants were to be started at
once and running inside of sixty days
"a period of time that heightened
out ndefinitely-witha a total capac-
ity for turning out 100000 bricks
daily at net profit of $22S,SOO per
month. This, 1t will be observed.
would afford a very neat dividend up
on capital stock of s900.0OO; but
DR.. Flower has never been modest
in his promises. In fact, he proved
to investors very conclusively, by ev-
cry argument, except real returns,
that the sum of $4,000 invested in
his great industrial company would
pay the investor a larger income than
100000 invested in government
bonds, railroad securities or similar
Improbable Investments.
Nor was this the only bait DR..
Flower used in angling for suckers.
The directors and officers were to be
chosen from among the purchasers
of stock, thus "affording a great op-
portunity for number of capable
men to not only become million
aires''-not only such an insignifi-
cant thing as that-''but to secure
positions of high standing in the fl
nancial world through serving as di-
rector or officer of this company" ="
Mr.. Flower has not always been
engaged in the promotion of compan-
les for the manufacture of articles so
commonplace as bricks. While a
resident of the metropolis he "discov-
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cred" Secret process."- all of his
processes have been very secret for
the manufacture of real diamonds.
These were not mere limitations, but
the real article, and, to convince
prospective investors he allowed
them to take samples he had made
to experts, who always pronounced
them to be flawless stones of the
first water. AS matter of fact
they were real diamonds. impossible
to be distinguished from the gen
uine," but they had been made IL
natures labratory and not In DR..
Flowers.
Hundreds of other companies for
the manufacture of every cohceiva-
BILE object and for the development
of every variety of mine have been
promoted by DR.. Flower, as we'll as
numerous benevolent societies" and
christian Aid" organizations, the
beneficiary being always DR.. Richard
G.. Fowler.
III an appeal to the credulity OF
the ignorant, all of DR.. Flowers lit
erature bore these legends:
"Our flag is the progress Of the
world and it's inventions the triumph
of science.
"Our key is the human intellect un-
locking the mysteries Of all ages.
Science spoke and our inventions
answered, and this company became
the owner of the most wonderful
discoveries the world has ever
known"
The discovery" It is to be pres
umer, was the art of securing great
deal of something for little of moth
| ing, and in that DR.. Flower has con-
clusively shown that he excelled.
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IN TESTIMONY

answer to numerous Inquiries
as how I became free from my
- tormentor. the Chronic Rheu-
matism, will say that after trying
many kinds of treatment including
baths at mineral resorts. all without
satisfactory results, decided to try
Drs. Smith & Agnew, now in the
Sentinel Block. with their cabinet
treatment by means of actinic rays
and accompanying internal remedies,
l was soon rid of all symptoms OF
the ailmeht and after the lapse OF
several months l am happy to say
that have had no recurrence of the
malady.
MRS. j. L. COwELL.
Fruit Ridge, Oct. 5th. '07.
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Persons wanting ssmsni block =.
concrete sidewalks viii psve
by seeing H. A. Poker. NanaR~ y
the Colorado Concrete and cement
block company. You can phone him
at Red 378.
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We are now located In our new
building at 545 Colorado avenue, and
are better prepared than ever to fix
you up in anything IL, the plumbing
line. Your bath room will be free
from sewer gas II l do your job.
]. q. Mckenzie.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ATTENTION.!

+ You can make one of the most 4
+ delightful Christmas presents 1
+ imaginable by presenting your 1
+ sister. mother or sweetheart |
+ with some exquisite stationery 4
+ with their initial letter or mon !
+ ogram, with Illuminated en- 1
+ bossed work. 1
+ We can show you the finest i
+ work made. This special line !
+ Is by orders only. Get your or !
+ der In early for delightful 1
+ Christmas present. !
+ Engraved visiting cards our l
+ specially.
+ THE DAILY SENTINEL. .
+ + + + + + j. + + I. + I. +
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Cabinet making ana repairing, pol
ishing pianos and general furnitur
repairing my specially. Call Ray
mond. 341 Colorado avenue.
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We've gotten into the habit of do
ing high plumbing at low grade pri-
ces. Call and see. ]. e. Mckenzie,
545 Colorado avenue; phone Red
ISL.
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A quarter of century or UNDER
TAKING work is a record to be
proud of. Every detail CT a burial
attended to with all the careful de-
corousness that such occasions de-
mahd. w. p. STOUGH, liceneed
embalmer, at COSGROVE and
STOUGH'S.
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Get in under one of our famou:
"Rainshine" umbrellas. Special sale
for few days, $3.50. G. w. Prim
rose.
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Everything in the plumbing line at
]. E. McKenzie's, 545 Colorado.
Phone Red 151.
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Call us up when you want q
plumber on that rush job. ]. E. Nc
Kenzie, phone Red ISL; 545 Colo
RADIO.
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Attention, knights of Columbus.

All members of the local council
knights of Columbus are requested
to meet at the undertaking parlors of
Cosgrove Slough. Wednesday
morning. December 4th. at $40
O'Clock, to accompany the remains
of Daniel Mullen to the church.
FRANK Il. DEAN,
Grand Knight.
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We can equip your horses little
better than elsewhere. both IN quail
ity of goods and prices. Harry HI
ats big horse and carriage empor
ium.
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We make specially CT DINING
ROOM and OFFICE furniture. COS
GROVE and STOUGH. furniture men
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-03

A nice square wool blanket for
lap robe or horse either is some
thing. Fred Mantey wants to show
you.
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Harry Hiatt's norsesnueing Is sec
oni to none In this country. A
horse is shod when Harry Hiatt is
through with It. Try him.
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One of the best lines of carriages
in the city at Harry HATS.
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The "Rainshine" umbrellas, with
detachable handles, $3.50 up. C. w.
Primrose
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We make our own saddles-none
better. Harry Hiatt
II you are looking for good up
to-date rig. see the Joe Moon.