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Observation-Disclosures

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
shirts before seeing me. as I pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal, viii call
II. GEWIRZ, 12Js 7th 81 NV. ny29-I5t
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for discarded
wearing apparel either ladies'. gentlemen's or
children's. shoes and hats Address postal
viii call. 3. TARSHES, Phone North 49,
1905 eth ST NV. my2s-9ot
CASH PAID for pawn tickets. diamonds.
old gold. silver, platinum. antiques, cu-ios
on goods OF value. LOUIS ABRAHAAfS
Bonded Broker. $50 9th 81. NV. Phone NJ. ass
mhzS-6mos
PAY the highest cash Prices Tor ladies'
and gentlemen's cast Of wearing atpareI
drop card viii cali 5. LIVINGSTON 1870
Ith st. NV. or phone Main 6261. my24-3Ot
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable turniturs
Of all kinds; contents especially; aiso sfocks
OF merchandise d. NOTES. 625 IouisIapa
ave. Phone NJ. 3006. noy29-2
HoUsEKEEPERs This week. ordinary
windows expertly cleaned, sc each Postal
ELLIOTT. 1870 Tth St NV. je2-4t
wANTED-So one to join me IN MAKING
up a carload Of household goods for shin
ment 10 Los Angeles. CAL about Sept /
Address BOX go Times ONCE. je2-3t
WANTED-Furniture for cash: sell YOUR
goods 10 Tia man who gives you the most
money. See HOPWOOD. Sth and h
jest
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WANTED-Two experienced operators on
mattress ticks. BEDELL MFG. CO.. 6SS-
$40 ID 81. nv. IL
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Collections.
PRo11PT CONNECTIONS,

immediate returns: unlimited references. Tel
ephone FOR our contract agent NJ. 1854 "
CLARENCE DCVALL. 81 Colorado building
my10-tf
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WHOLESALE liquor est blse-lsnt. fnest
ave. NV 5c5-5I
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COMFORTABLE, pleasant rooms. IS, so per
month. BY week II desired. 123 sth ~. NV
ie3-3t
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FOR RENT-4iiia G ST. NV. two furnished
front rooms for light housekeeping. sou -hern
exposure. Il
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THREE front rooms on second floor: gas
and bath: reasonable 109 81 81. Sc. je5-3t
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VrANTED-Expsrienoed waitress s. per
week. WALLIS CAFE. 617 18th St NV.
jest
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NICELY furnished front room: central To-
Gated S01 18th ST NV 1e3-3t
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Country Board.

A FEW CHOICE BOARDERs in small fam
tly near Dun Loriug- :. VAN sICEIEp
Fairfax. Va. PinehuTst Farm. fel-st
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FRONT ROOM: neatly furnished. 1917 sth 81.
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TWO LARGE furnished rooms FOR light house
keeping. 604 II St NV. jest
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Situations Wanted
Female.

wANrED-washing 70 take home, 1919 SIN
ST. nv. 9e5-ot
WANTED-Place by woman, private family;
90 home nights. 1905 1st St NV. It.
VANTED-By reliable colored woman wash
ing ironing 10 do ct home. or any kind
OF work out by day. 1880 5th 81. NV. IL
WANTED-Neat respectable Colored girl
wishes place as halliday work IN morning
Address 20l4 I. 81. NV. with fun name IN
scaled envelope. 1e5-3t
YANTED-Washing % do By frst-class laun-
dress 1871 Oregon ave. IL
wANTED-work 70 do at home. 1914 Niadi-
son 81. ". IL
wANTED-By young lacy. position as cook
I'm small family: stay nights. Address BOX
sf7 Times office. my30-5t
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FOR RENT-Three rooms for light house
keeping. and one furnished bedroom Apply
$50 Virginia ave. sw. Jest
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. So % 81. nws II
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THREE unfurnished rooms second floor. sol
ST ne je5-3t
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EXCEPTIONALLY nicely furnished first
floor rOOrs, on Pension ONCE square. s.
week. G0l5z fth ST. ms. jel-3r
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. board II de-
sired. 1928 Sth ST. NV i
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FIVE nice rooms and bath and back yard.
Inquire ali East Capitol ST. jest
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Situations Wanted-nale.

WANTED-YounE man would like work Of
any kind. auto work or painting preferred.
n. A. HENNING. Brentwood, Nd. jeS-2t
WANTED-By painter. work at lowest prices;
city or suburb. PAINTER. 525 Vermont ave.
1e3-2t
WANTED-By young man. Il. some expert
ence. position with electrician. RODGERS
PICKIN GIL Massachusetts ave. NV. iel-3t
WANTED-By experienced man. place in
wholesale liquor business best Of reference.
Address BOX 46S, Times Office. tel-3t
WANTED-Marine engineer wants employ
ment- Address BOX 402 Times Office.
rnv27-qt
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TWO rSoms and back porch with gas. light
housekeeping. 4s Seaton place NV. JEST
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Wanted-BOarderS.

WANTED-Two boarders: nicely furnished
room. with good board: bath: $3.50 per week
each. 1025 ed st NV. jel-5t
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BROOKLAND, ID. &.
ARTHUR IL. +. LUERSSEN, Drug Store
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TWO MORE bright front rooms and one
more hall room. cheap rent 9l2 lzth 81 NV
jest
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. opening on
porch; s per month, gentlemen. Apply j.
9Th ST NJ. near Library and Capitol
ieI-59t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l.. CARNE q CO. 703 King St
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WANTED-I52l 10th s.. NV. girl Tor general
Homework. 60 home nights. must do wash
ing. II
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WANTED-Modern improved whisky. SOC
quart; imported and domestic wines ana
liquors. leading brands. at cut prices: two
bottles straight pure rye. any brand with
Wedderburn Rye combination. S1.55. THE
JOHN WEDDERBURN CO. 616 + st. NV.
Phone 5fsf Main. my3I-f
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FOR SALE-Second-hand upright pianos a.
low pTiceS-Stien, Steinway. Knabe. Fisher
shaw. kohler & Campbell, Marshall K Wen
dell. Chickering, NOSe. etc etc These in
struments are all fully guaranteed and mast
be sold 10 make ROOM Square pianos IN
thorough repair. So 10 500. All on easy
terms u desired
SHAS. n. STIEFF. Piano Manufacturer
81 18th IT. NV J. c. CONLIFF. Manager
myn-u
MILLINER-TRIMMED HATS, So and 81.
worth double; hats trimmed. soc: ali neaf
myl6-S0t
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WASTED-Young lady as artists model; no
experience required: state height and weight
Address BOX 45I. Times Office. 1eI-3t
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WANTED-Womsn for general kouseworll-
5Ui Massachusetts ave. ne. II
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WANTED-Neat tidy colored girl as waitress;
city references 1n2 18th NV jeI-3t
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WANTED-Young eolered woman for nurse
and help around house. u19 "A st. sw.
Bring reference. fei-3t
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Wanted-RoomS.

WANTED-Three unfurnishcd rooms for Light
housekeeping by June Il; state lowest price
Address BOX $50. Times Once je9-3t
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NOhA G1EAG4.
CHAS. ~. BLUMER, y. Cap. and X SITS ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and + SITS.
p. J. DUNCAN & CO. Druggists. eth and h
BtG. ne
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wANTED-Two taToresses 20 help on mems
coats: must be :irst-class buttonhole makers;
steady worK. good pay. Apply ed T 81. NV.
myS1-tf ~
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ECLIPSE HOUSES Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Southeast corner n Mauus proprietor.
Rooms by the day. week or month. Phone
Man So jel-5u
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WANTED-First-class cook. stay nights.
Apply go Massachusetts ave. NV. Il
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ANACOSTIA.
BrRY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
jefferson sta.
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SOUTHEAST.
a. Z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts-
O'DONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and @ SITS
n. s. FEALN. nw. Cor. ilth and Pa ave-
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WANTED-Tirst- class cook and housemaid
Tor Takoma Park. Address J. J. FABER.
~ ''h st. nv eli
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NNANTED-Hotel housekecper. $40: four sore
room girls. $25. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY,
55 10th st. nv 5s1-st
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WANTED-waitress no night or Sunday
work. wages "a. Apply 45s Louisiana ave
1es-3t
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WANTED-Young woman CwhlteJ FOR genera
work: dairy lunch. "a and SITS. nw. 10
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WANTED-A waitress and chambermaid,
colored: emily frst-class need apply. 5li l5tn
ST. Je5-ol
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wANTED-ChocoIate clippers. HoBAN's. 454
| 9th st. NV. je3-3t
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WANTED-Settled colored woman 10 cook
wash and iron; sTaaI family; stay nights;
must have reference. 2l0S' 18th St 5ei-3t
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WILL CALL and make keys anywhere IN
city, 25c; locks put on and repaired; electric
bells. drop postal or phone North 6soe. WM-
CULL1GAN. 20 X 81. nv. Jest
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WANTED-Settled person 20 do cooking ana
general houseWork I'm small family home
nights: no washing 1893 r 81. NV. II
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wANTED-At once. waist hands. 12l6 MasSa
chusetts ave. nv. jel-8t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-19

mlowme of for TIN Unrsyh has been
enniN be in short
Universities, ,Hkemu eknONnby hlg sends hth an n
dndlho also hes rntm
almmo (which she exceeding proud il h pas al
andm b pThi
Her great atrasg gives promise o a
Ma she ever be rue h t &C "a and NJ bingt %
he eIatf an $ o
sHneo work They have t. u N hes l o h m her
eevel run in
csean h work the al n n N he IS a o POI
lemseves ND the h n Iiat is the %
nveritt b thorough in 4 ms mrdin h N man an d 10 else
e in h t II h
Is
hrpi m mel 10 interested n education ire from
of mill Ih in Sondh aO
pty he o been compile $ The ipng o
mlD of the dear eolCg hahoD
re a reg o II dIat
The BuwnCf PnNHeO he
II t nos favorable
DIR m ihnt tl0ul h anda apadyley aveas
the OF its nlnN Nuntl
they tina of mos Dan Ns determine school
t nom h La has been nhsd6 II the Iohe of
DEAN L. is aprh # the city, and has the danhip
n more n b IA r n the history o the lqe before
o The it o LHNralA Glen OF
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time igrat h the INSTITUTE the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-04
BALNEAR|O De COAMO, PT0.RICO.
Unco en- su c|s'e J sin rival en- Ia! lntiNa!

Habiendo removable el contrato
arrendamiento con la Succession Usera
por 6 aiios mas, tengo el gusto de ma
nifestar al p1blico en- general que va
han principiado las obras de reformas
y como instalaciones dc aqua, inodo-
ros, duchas y detnas aparatos hidrots-
rapicos.
FL Hotel Restaurant y otros de-
partamentos sufriran grandes mejo-
ras tendencies al mayor comfort y CO.
midad para los huespedes,
Sc instalaran departamentos para
gabinete de lectura, barberia, solon
de billar y variedad de juegos licitos
con cantina surtida de licores, refres-
los, dulces, conservas, tabacos y ci..
garrillos.
ST durante la tenporada de vera
no la concurrencia favorece el esta-
blecimiento, habra un dia de moda en-
la semana, con orquesta baile y .eanto.
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s.RsPDCIAkDADnS

SoiqDunenuRdoras .KrSiewsd.-CGenta- =
dOrss modsrnos con ocAo diez J ses crculA.
q nes.-Erzpiches, dsfeeadoras, triple qua
Dc 4pls GSsgtos ' tashOa modernos. os.-BOnbas
A0aatas Aanapolas oaYs
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Asf, puss y una veE mas me
todos los que'gasten honrar 81
Balneario con su asistencia eniendo
la seguridad, como es III costumhic
siempre, dejarlos altamente compla-
cidos duante su estancia en- este Bal
neario.
A pesar de los grandes sacrihcios
que las reformas ocacionaran los pre-
sios seran los de eostumbre.
PRIMERA cATEeoRIA: Hospedaje
por emanas, por persona I dia 2.5o.
Nifos hasta IL aiiOs, dia 81 so.
SEGUNDA cATRGoRIA: HospedaA
je por semanas, por persona, dia
SI.7s. NifoS hasta IL afos I dia 81.
Servidumbre presios convencio-
males ssg1n la CatSgorfa
Para mas informes dirigirse su
arrendatario.
JUAN BOIX
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Maquinas de escribir

eMe usted aguna e assrba ben dssee peuer nev
rye: me cMPoneo snvarssa les Estado Und
abcss devovesea tan buen sado
Precos sin somPssaCF GARo1ASan Sebastian no TO- can uan
Puerto Rico. -
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SE VKNDE

unA casa de msAeru de doe pisss,
sltAadA sn CagaAs. alle de Aeosta.
AM intormss dirigirse Ar. T. Pos
q, ApW&dO NJ ga, San JuAm, p. r.
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EsPEC1F3oos
DEL cHLEBRR
Dr. Humphreys de Nueva YuA
EN- 9so 20 amos, simples. seguros, efncaoss, ba-
-. % IN vSnta sA las principales mas garanti.
l@uAs D'OSusnas y Farmasias del Mundo.
No. cURA III
J. kIebFe. Congestion, Innameeion,
F1ebFe de LOmbFices,
]. COllc0. LIoro insomnia.
4 Dlarrea On Nihos Adultos,
.. DlsenteFla, C6lico biiioso
COlera. Colera Morbus vomitos,
J. TOs. ReSfriadoe, Bronquitis.
.. DOIor de Muelas. Neuralgia.
y, yoior 90 Cabeza. Jaqueca Vertigo.
10. Dyspepsia, Rilis, Estrenimiento.
Il. Suppression del pePiodo, 6 escazes.
II Leucorrea, Perf6dos profusos
y. Crap. Tos ronca, Respiration difioiI.
u. Keuma Erupciones, HrisipelAs.
y. Reumatismo, 8 Dolores reumatioos.
Y. CaIenturaS, do frio. Tercianas.
n. Almorranas, Smples SangrauteS
~ Onalmia. OJos d0btles 8 InHamadoa.
10. CatarrO. Fluxion, Influenza.
~. TOs Ferina, Tos espasmodica.
u. ASma. Respiration oprimida, dincultoaa
g, supuracion de Oidos. sordera.
y, EscrOiula. Hinchazon Ulceras.
"a. Debilidad gonerAI, debiAdad flsiea.
y. Marco en- el mar, Nausea, v6mitoA.
a. EnIoTmodAAes UFtAarias, depoSitob piedra
en- Ia ve6tga.
e. Debiiidad do lUs nerviOs, debilidad vital.
10 IncOntinoncIR de- IL OrInA. DerraYne de-
grimes On 10 CANA
u Menstruacie@ Aelorssa. Pruritus.
= Nal de COp48Um. PalpAbacion.
81 Epilepsia, s Baeae DO San vito.
~ Difteria. UlsSfAcson de Ia Garganta.
". CONGESTION CPOniea, Dolor de Cabexa.
u. Ia Grippe, Trancaxo, Dengue.
I'll Manual del DR.. Humphreys sobYp las enfer-
me0edes modo de curarlss Sc da gratis, pidesi
~ boticario.
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE co.,
VOg' William q John sts., NEW YORk
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Para trapichesy desmenuzadorashCe :.
tral Guan.ca, San vicecte. Ju2uita
Csmh,lsch. yoiucihn f, NJ Vsts
CO adore -
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Para Triple8efecto' tachos, bombas
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayamon, Plaznela. 8arceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Bas, Fro ldencia, pati
las, Aercedita, Yabur. !, Ru.Da ? 2rs, "a.
roGna,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-04
N|LAGROSO DfS(UBRINI[hT0

Per hn lego San Mag1osa peaadd dna gensro
Alberto PA Napo R anazando nfndd de hiervas
de la India dpu6s profundo udo sob las enme
oaos vsns sfcs ha snontado medic de curaraS camen
solo sin acer del que ombate las Intermediates
de dcha 81 ameno sencsimo las
son vegetables compoc6n solo snran her
s mdA de la India pdoas nyecc6n han sdo decaadoa
nven magroso omp cuon de OS les nmedadss de
Las Was urinariaS de ambos sexos
magroso ROOB PIzZO gran medicameno escasmo
sopeta destruction de odo baso sifco pu6ca
gre dndola esado hbre odo virus dando saud
para eta la producc6n de terrible nfsmedad Tenendo
sguda de oda tacad de de aueas en
ha de ozosmene dchos medcmen
PzEo los creduos pn dsspu del
p1cuaism solo hmsimo bondad
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COnhuetOrOs Do todaSdases de maQui
heds dCa COnaas acoas compet ncyendOOs aco

J condensadores de vacio seco de vacio h6.
Observation-Disclosures centrales.
REFERENC1AS EN- PUERTO RICO
So Todas 1aS centrdes donde o. sncuentren
aparatos de KraiewSki-Pessnt c. entire Las
euGlGa sst4n las dguiRntss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-26
SMILE WON'T COME OFF
Emperor William Is Delighted With
His Election Victory.

Berlin. Jan. 26.-Emperor Villa m
called on Chancellor Won Buelow
early today and congratulated him on
the soundness Of his Judgment in dis
solving the reichstag and appealing to
the country on an important question
of national policy. The emperor
maintained throughout the electoral
campaign. a position of constitutional
reserve. He did not attempt by word
or act to influence the result; yet he
was intensely interested in the issue,
especially regarding the manner In
which the country would treat the
colonial question and how the social
lists would merge from the conflict
After his visit to Won Buelow, his
majesty took his usual morning walk
and then returned to the chancellor's
palace to discuss the latest returns.
The emperor came out of the palace
smiling and seemingly in the best of
humor. almost gaily acknowledging
the salutations of the crowd waiting
to see him. Emperor William will be
48 years old tomorrow, and some one
remarked that the country had given
him fine birthday present Sin check
ing the growth of red republican So
cialism.''
Won Buelow's personal position with
the emperor and the country is re-
garded as having been greatly forth
fed The chancellor probably will be
able to go before parliament with a
degree of power he had not previously
possessed. Although the clerical CEN
ter party, according to the results so
far ascertained. gained as many seats
as it lost, it will return to the reich
STAG tanned as one of the chance1-
lor's friends said, and willing to CO.
operate with the government. What
the socialists have lost has been large
ly regained by the national liberals
and radical liberals thus giving the
manufacturing and commercial inter-
ests increased representation in parlia-
ment.
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EARTHQUAKE PROPHECIES.
Some Forecasts Considered in the
Light of Subsequent Events.

The doom singers may claim for
their arts of provision the great dis
aster of Kingston, and to one, at least,
full credit is to be awarded. This IS
the vaticinator and green grocer of
York Pa On the Sunday before
Christmas, incidental to his sealing of
the worlds doom for the close of 1908,
he uttered this prophecy for the cur
rent year: "There will be earthquakes
in divers places. Islands Will disappear
and mountains no longer will De
found. Great tidal waves will sweep
the coasts"
If it be objected that this prophecy
is all too Delphic we have another
doom sealer who has attempted to be
more precise in the matter of date,
even If not particularly well defined
in the matter of topography. This IS
a popular London meteorologist, Hugh
Clement. On January 8, publication
was given to his prophecy that there
will be further earthquakes in Ameri-
ca on January L." TO this prediction
was added one that Algeria would suf-
fer a shock on that day following the
prophecy. The Algerine disturbance
failed to make itself felt On January
10 a decorating disaster befell several
tons of powder at Hollidaysburg, Pa.
A seismic CONFUSION was promptly re-
ported all along the line from Balti-
more to Menominee, Mich, and from
the latter point of observation came
word that local scientists feared that
this shock was only preliminary to
great general seismic disturbance
which might cause an appalling dis
aster.
The fatefu1 Saturday came and
went From Cape Horn to Hudson
bay not a seisnnograph showed ire
NOR. Even the faithful needle at
Laibach drew a straight line all day
long On the day of prophecy the
earth was at rest all over. Not even
the most enthusiastic amateur seismo-
grapher could detect the faintest ire
NOR. Two days later, on Monday af-
ternoon. to be particular, the solid
foundation of Jamaica slipped and
Kingston felt the crash; yet this is
scarcely to be considered a prophecy
fulfilled in line with modern test con-
ditions. AS the lines of communica-
ton are feeling their way through the
wreck of earth and of the works of
man to bring out the full story of the
stricken town. the third within
twelvenonth to be visited by unusual
disaster, the mind fills with a sense or
the hidden power that can work such
destruction to the solid framework or
the earth
Sefsmoiogy Is yet in its infancy, its
earnest students do not feel that they
vet have the material with which to
pass outside the observation stage
From the accumulation of their records
of superficial earth movement they
hope in time to develop a fuller know
ledge of this branch of geophysics.
Such students do not predict, for they
know how utterly baseless such fore
cast must be in the present stage of
their science. One such authority dis
misses the matter in two words of a
earthquake which startle civilization
and destroy opulent cities are produce
ed at uncertain intervals and without
warming" All prophecy. whether it
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ton of the regular time schedule.
which of late has suffered so much
from various causes, as far as the en-
cheering department is concerned.
l. H. Roberts, travelling passenger
at Kansas City, was in Topeka Thurs
day and Friday of this week.
Engine No. 929 was taken out on
trial trip yesterday after having re-
ceived a general overhauling in the
shops.
Rev. l. N. Jet will have charge of
Railroad Y. NJ c. A. tomorrow after
noon at $3.50. Mr.. Jet will preach
and will play the cornet- He will be
assisted by Nelson Gardner. the sing
ing evangelist, and the r. r. Y. NJ. c.
A. quartette.
Engineer Z. o. Whftcomb is in the
place of Engineer Polly on runs Nos.
81 and 62 between Topeka and Argen-
tine.
Engineer Charles Beeler is laying
off at his home in Argentine on ac-
count of sickness.
The Bible class of Secretary T. E.
Prout of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. The
subject will be Noah Saved in the
Ark
The entertainment at the Railroad
Y NJ. c. A. last night by the Modocs
made the biggest hit of the course
with the railroad men. A large crowd
was present and the entertainment
was enjoyed by all. The solos of
Major IT. J. Anderson and Frank Ga
hagan were very much appreciated.