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The Washington bee., 1907-01-26

lumbia," richly laden with its precious
cargo of Columbia Club" the puress
and best whiskey in the world, launched
and navigated by William J. Donovan
from the famous Baseball House, located
at 1928 Seventh street, n. w, with the
Stars and Stripes glittering from its
gaff and defiance to all competitors thun-
dering from It's steel-clad turrets, has
weathered every gale and returned safe
ly from every voyage, because Mr.. Don
ovan knows the highways Of successful
enterprise are strewn with the derelictS
Of pretension and misrepresentation, and
that quality alone, and quality strictly
and strenuously adhered to, IS the only
chart and surest recommendation OF
those who wish to indulge in the deli
cious, stimulating, health-giYing virtue
of a truly honest American whiskey--
the Columbia Club"
The Washington bee., 1907-01-26
FARMERS STOP WoRkMEN.
With Pitchforks and Guns They Hold
Up Work on Transmission Line.

LockpOrt, n Y.-A gang Of farmers,
armed with pitChfOTks and guns, held
up work on the transmission line of
the Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Pow
er company, near here, while work
men were engaged in building fences
to separate the transmission line prop
erty from the farm lands. The farm
ers declare that they gave the COM
pany deeds to a strip of land 200 feet
wide, but the company is endeavOring
TO steal more land by placing the
fences on the farm lands regardless
of the dividing lands
The farmers held that they could
not get satisfactorily peaceful meth
ods. and accordingly organized at a
farm house and drove to the scene of
operations in a hay wagon. Lining
themselves up across the transmission
line. they ordered the workmen TO
quit. at the same time leveling their
guns and holding the forks in a threat
ening attitude. The workmen sneered
at the farmers and continued opera
tions. Then a battle started. Guns
were fired. and the wOrkingmen, be-
| coming frightened, ran away. No one
was hurt The differ ences viii be set
tied by consultation between the
| company and the farmers.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
THOMAS L. JONES, ATTORNEY
SaPreme Court of the District of
Columbia

Columbia
Holding a Probate Court
No. I3,425, Administration.
This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District
of Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of Co
limbit, Letters Testamentary on the
estate of Levi Brooks, Jr., late of the
District of Columbia, deceased All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscrib-
er, on or before the 9Th day of July,
A. D. 1907; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day
of January, 1907.
David Hawkins, Chevy Chase Lake.
Attest:
James Tanner, Register OF Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court
Thor .as 1. Jones, Attorney.
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"sOck Shower" Shocks Benedict.

st. LOuis.-After friends had an.
nounced that a sock shower" was to
be given in his honor as a testimonial
10 his marriage, c. J. Leach found
the shower to be one pair OF socks,
worth about ten cents, and on which
charges of one dollar were imposed.
The result has been the immediate or
ganization of a bachelors club. The
penalty for deserting this organiza.
ton will be a dinner, at which the de
serter is 10 be the host.
EaaNIasi
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Established 1866.

BURNSTTNE LOAN OFFICE
Gold and silver watches, diamonds,
jewelry, guns, mechanical tools.
Ladies and gents wearing apparel.
Old gold and silver bought.
Unredeemed pledges for sale.
361 PENNSYLVANIA AUenue, n. ".
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HIDDEN ISLES OF THE SEA.

HIDDEN ISLES OF THE SEA.
Many a noble ship, richly laden with
the proudest spoils of human industry
and enterprise, and freighted with that
which is dearer still-human ife-has
passed away with the morning sunlight
glittering on its snowy canvas, passed
away, never to arrive at its destination;
passed away forever from the ken and
knowledge of men as completely as If
it had never been IN existence.
What has become Of those vanished
argosies? Whittier have they gone
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TASTELESS ELIXIR OF
COD LIVER OIL.

A sovereign remedy for Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Throat and lung
troubles.
If sick take it and regain your
health. If well, take it as a safe
guard against i'll health. Full pint
bottle 6oc.
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sos E Street, n. ".

Ladies.-If you want better and long
er hair, go at once to your drug store
and ask your druggist to get you a box
OF Tavlor's Hair Grower and Dandruff
Cure (pomade). Price 25 cents. Made
by Taylor Remedy Co., Louisville, KY
Agents wanted everywhere; s. to S.
per day. Write at once for particulars.
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PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
Sz4 Seventh Street. N w.
COLD WEATHER DRUG NEEDS.
sEASoNABLE GOODS VERY SPECIALLY
PRICED
PRICED.

You probably will need lots drug goods between the
Spngtme and supply yOuf do need them We have
phes which seasonable stand all
label of medicinal
and If they don't benefit you your money.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-26

When the seas give up their dead, and
the old ocean lays bare its secrets, the
human skeletons, the virgin gold, the
priceless gems, the costly jewels, and
the wrecks OF those vanished ships will
be found strewn amid the tremendous
passes and deep defles of those sub
merged mountain ranges which are the
backbon5s of lost continents, upon those
topmost peaks, projecting near the sur-
face of the seas, these lost conveys have
been dashed to destruction! The mari
ner's compass and the nayigatOr's chart
have not been able to protect commerce
from the wreck and ruin of these sub
merged ridges, but the good ship Co
The Washington bee., 1907-01-26

In the temple of King Solomon there
was ten-pipe organ.
In 1882 the property owned BY colored
people in the United States was SIS
100000. Today property owned by col
ored people in this country Is $4,000
600. There are 40 colo-cd lawyers.
1000 doctors and 075 men and women
dentists. In 1870 there were p States
IN the United States, II free and II
slave After the war there were three
amendments to the constitution. The
first made the negro free, the second
made him a citizen, and the third a
voter. From 1880 to 1890 the illiteracy
of the colored people in the South has
decreased 75 per cent.-Svnopsical c,-
tract from speech made ly Iitr. !. g.
Jones, 33d degree. OF H.
The time is here that Wc must pun
our best men forward ard then back
them up, stopping the kicking acr: alsC
We must support enterprises carried on
by our people 4 great my-y II PIE!
cannot rule. viii ruin.
1t Is so funny how some p,opI- l her
they want favors done viii almost rm
the life ont Of you and who1 tacy llay,
attained the desired object. haze no rs,
for you. There are l5ts OF f,~~r lhings
that go on IN th;s
The Washington bee., 1907-01-26
CHERRI-TONE PFCToRAL.

N@AA~-N - 1 - a OANA IL.
A cough cure that cures. Don't
Argue. Don't Infer. Try it. 1t
cures every time.
Cut this out and present it to
US and we will give you the 25c.
bottle for I7c.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-26

Mrs. Charlott, Y. Hicks, wife OF Jas
H. Hicks, No. 20 Prospect street. y. f.
died Sunday morning at ? o'clock. Her
funeral was at the Peoples Congrcga-
tional Church. of which she a. a mem
Der
Prof. Moore. who ofhciated was as
sisted by Rev. L. J. Howard, and DR.
s. S. Corrothers. BY the crowded CON
gregation it showed that she was held in
high esteem by her many friends.
The Washington bee., 1907-01-26

phor I6 Itycerne and cold
Gloves be immediate
y after using
the
Cod Liver Oil fresh from Laoen Norway, Valds
better e bought a any price. Pntbotles 25c
Our always busy and there's
here for our low prices keep stock moving rapidly
CUT PRICES ON WINTER NEEDS gaia. IL. L. Z z Z e
Regular price.
4oc-Symp White Pine cure bottle
25c-Chest protectors,
35c-Quinne Pills guaranteed the best, for I8c.
-Chamois vests $I.3o
25c,-Ox Marrow Pomade curly straight IO
Pure Almond Cold Cream trial
A. Cold and Grippe Cures knock colds every
Special Thermometers Guaranteed HighGrade Just
the thing for Physician o Household, 800
thoroughly introduce Ozone the Liquid Germ
Killer this and will the regular fu-szed
bottle of this wonderful bronchitis
lung troubles for
6oc-Wama Hair Stain Restores Gray HAIR 45c
5oc-Bottes Pure Gycerine full h.
2Oc-Bote Ghcerne and Rose Water,
Powde
Pnophyuic Tooth Brushes, 25c ., -
Qunine and Srychnn splendid tonic bottle 47c
Porous Plaers, 4 for
of Combs Brushes Goods Hospital
lies n Washington Remmber We fill your
scrpion j right matter on blank
Peoples Pharmacy.
SEVENTH AND EYE STREETS. NORTHWEST
PURE DRUGS POPULAR PRICES
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EOR RENT

Three newly Furnished Rooms Tor
rent. I742 I4th street, n. W.
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JAPALMO LOTION.

Hands of velvet in a single
night.
A perfect substitute for Cam
phor Ie Hycerine, and cold
cream.
Gloves can be worn immediate
ly after using.
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Growth of the Peace Movement

The main good that peace confer
ences have done is that they get peo-
Pile talking about peace; a kind of n.y.
pnotic influence goes out concerning
almost anything that is brought pro-
milently into public view. 1t is just
like advertising some medicine. drink
or piece of wearing apparel. Some
manufacturer hits on a good thing
and floods the country with advertise
ments of it; the attention of the peo-
pie is attracted; a psychological prin-
ciple subtelds the mere business op-
erations: the people talk of it; they
are interested and they buy. So with
peace: the many conferences that are
being held, the many articles being
written, and the many speeches deliv-
cred in the interest of peace are work
ing on the same psychological princi-
pie and people are getting interested.
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and fifteen foreign newspaper CORE
~spondents of national reputation rep
reselting the leading Journals of Par
Is. Berlin and London, as well as the
American capital. Although the trip
is primarily for the purpose of sing
ing before President Roosevelt, the
society will give concerts in this city,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Buffalo and
Poughkeepsie. The tourists will leave
New York on the return trip on May
IL, and on May &c will be back in
Vienna. The most elaborate prepare
tons have beer made by the leading
singing societies of the cities to be
visited for the entertainment OF the
members of he party. and heir brief
trip through the East will be a con-
tinual ovation. 1t is estimated that
the total lost OF the trip will be $780,
600, exclusive of any personal expen-
dftures made by members OF the par
ty-
The Vienna Male Singing society
was founded on October 3. 1S43, under
the direction Of DR. August Schmidt.
a famous musical critic or that time,
and is the Oldest Organization OF its
kind in the Austrian capital IL now
has over 400 active members Frank
iSchniderhan. the present president,
lis one on Austria's foremost lnanciars
and is at the head OF m dozen great
Industries. Edouard Kresmer A. fam
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GUS for chorals among musicians ev-
erywhere, and Richard Heuberger,
the other director, is a professor at
the Vienna Conservative. Social sta
tus and musical ability are equal re-
quisites to membership in the socie-
ty. No less than eight millionaires
are on the rolls, and in addition there
are man. mobiles, artists, high of1c-
ials, university professors and distin-
guished professional men. Past mem
bers of the society included Mendles-
shon, Richard Wagner, List, Johann
Strauss, Bruckner, Brahms, and other
famous composers. Meyerbeer and
Schumann, although not afhliated
with the organization, also dedicated
compositions in its honor
Among the noble trips OF the socie-
ty were those to Venice in 1874; to
Berlin and Brussels in 1880; Constan-
tanople AID Athens in 1891; Paris in
1900; Egypt Ia 1905 and London in
1906. Altogether, the present journey
Is the sixteenth undertaken by the so
ciety. In its eveltful history the so
ciety has given concerts before many
monarchs- The first on record was
IN 1845. when the society sans for
the Emperor OF Austria at a concert
given In honor of the Duchess OF Kent
mother Of the late Queen Victoria.
In 1867. when Napoleon III and his
consort, Engenies visited Salzburg, the
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Circus in PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, May 6.-What the
the name of Barnem is to the small
boy of New York, that OF Adam Fore.
pauga is t the Philadelphia youth,
and as a result the big tents of the
circus, bearing the name of the latter
we're crowded when it opened its an
nual spring engagement here this af-
ternoon. A few sensations were intro
duced but in the main it is the same
old circus" According to the timer
airy arranged by the management, a
considerable portion OF the country,
9th east and west, will be covered
by the big aggregation during the
coming season.
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National schuetzenbund Festival.

Charleston, S. c., May president
Roosevelt fired the first shot in the
fifth triennial festival of the National
Sch~uetzenbund, formally fn~augurating
the weeks tournament. The trigger
of the rifle which had een carefully
sighted and secured in position was
pulled by means of an electrical on
nection leading from the white house
in Washington to the Schuetzelb flats
and the first bulls y was scored by
the chief executive of the nation.
AS a part of the opening ceremonies
a letter from the president highly
commencing the Schuetze1bund was
read to the hundreds of sportsmen
assembled here from all over the
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NIENNEsE SINGERS TO
SERENADE THE PRESIDENT.

New York, May 6.-The most ambi-
tious undertaking of the greatest anna
teur choral organization in the entire
world win eliminate successfully this
evening, when the Vienna Male sing.
ing society. hundreds strong, will de
scend upon the white house and sere-
made President Roosevelt and his fam
ily- The company of $50 persons
made the trip on the initial voyage of
the Hamburg<Americaa liner, Oceana
and left this morning on a special
train for washington. For months
arrangements have been going for.
ward for the event. Austrian Ambassa
dor Francis making al engagement
with the president for the reception
OF the singing society at the execu-
tive mansion The society has appear
ed many times before the Austrian
emperor. King Edward of England
and other European monarchs. but
this Is Its first visit to America All
OF the members OF the society are of
great social distinction In Vienna and
the roster includes many mobiles. mill
ionaires and prominent officials.
IL the party that left this morning
on Lts musical mission to washington
fa addition to- the wives and other
relatives of the 180 singers, are many
other distinguished citizens OF vienna
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Atmospheric Pressure.
(Reduced to sea level; inches and
h~undredths.)
Mean, 1885; highest, 1929, date 1;
lowest, 29.46, date 10.
Temperature.
Highest 96. date 10; lowest &c, date
%. Greatest daily range So, date 10.
Least daily range A., date 81.
Mean for this month in 1905, So:
in 1906, So; in 1907, So. Mean for this
month for three years, 57.3; absolute
maximum for this month for 3 years,
90; absolute minimum for this month
for three years, &c.
Precipitation.
Total this month, 0.64; snowfall,
4.8; greatest precipitation in "a hours
Sc, date 20, 81. Total precipitation
this month in 1905, 1877; in 1906, 30;
average for 3 years, LIZA.
Wind.
Prevailing direction, W.; total move
ment, 5,495 miles; average hourly We
locity, 4.6; maximum velocity (for
five minutes) 46 miles per hour, from
N. on 4th.
Weather.
Number of days clear, Is; partly
cloudy, IL; cloudy, 4; on which OF
inch, OF more, of precipitation occur
red, 90.
Frost: light, 20; heavy, 5, 81, %;
killing, 22nd.
M. WRIGHT,
Official in Charge.
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country and provoked wild applause.
@A&n-Roosexelt said In part:

country and provoked wild applause
fAEH-Roosexet said In part:
Il wish you a hearty good luck n
what you are doing for rifle shooting
The National Sc-huetzenbu7d can per
form q real service to the United
States by working in the future al
in the past for the promotion of marks
manship. Our country has a regular
army of such small size, though
may say in passing, of such trained
efficiency as 70 be one of the best ma
tional assets, that in the event of wal
the great bulk of our forces will nave
to consist of volunteers. According
ly it is of prime Importance that there
should be a thorough familiarity with
the use of the rife among those of our
| people from whom the ranks of the
volunteers would in time of var nat
urally be filled. Therefore Ia helping
raise the standard of craftsmanship
among our people and in p%opularizing
rifle shooting the scheutzenbund is
performing a great service for which
the country is our debtor"
The contests of the tournament com
menced this afternoon and will ex-
tend through the week and will be
completed on next Monday. Through
out each day, from s in the morning
until Z in the evening the steady
crack of the rifles will resound in the
neighborhood of Schuetzen flats. Pre-
partitions on a broad scale have been
made by the citizens of Charleston
to make the stay of the visiting mark
smen a pleasant occasion and many
festival features and entertainments
have been arranged for the evenings.
The handsome grounds of the Charles
ton Rifle club, on the banks of the Ash
ley river, have been put into the best
of condition and are the admiration
of all the shooters. The most approx
ed target ranges la been erected
for the e and the buildings of the
Club handsomely decorated for the
ceremonial and festival events. the
German rifle club of this city is the
oldest organization of it's kind in the
country and has a membership of ov-
er 1000.
The prizes, consisting of medals,
trophies and purses, aggregate in val
ne about $4,000 and have been sufi-
cient to attract some of the most ex-
pert ri1emen in the entire country.
Over half of the ITO clubs represented
in the national association have sent
delegations of their best marksmen,
the total attendance approximating,
5000. New York state mas sent dele
gates from seventeen clubs, while ten
rifle clubs of California are represent
at the tournament, that of San
having offered a special
prize of $3.50. All of the visitors lave
comfortably accommodated in
hotels and private houses.
Among h events scheduled are the
target for $1,000 in 90 priz-
es; the Columbia target for $3.50 in
three prizes: the ring target for 81 000
in 101 prizes: and the Standard Am
erfcan target for $500. The Kings
target which will decide the king of
the festival, will have a sach value
of $500. Numerous smaller purses
are offered, including several events
for ladies.
Several excursions will be run to
of historic interest during the
week, and cores of private entertain
melts will be given in honor of the
rifemen.
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sHRlENRs GATHER in
THE CITY or AMI

THE CITY OF ANGELS.
Los Angeles. Cal, May 6.-From all
parts of NORTH America, from the land
of Diaz and the dominion OF King Ed
ward as well as every state and terri
tory of Uncle SONS great public, the
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine are con-
gregated here today for the thirty
third naua session of the Imperial
Council of the order. Crossing the
deserts in many Of Pu1lmans
the Sariners swooped dow on the en-
chanted City of Angels thousands
strong, with the greatest conclave in
the history of the fraternity before
them. Coincident with the arrival OF
Shriners is the beginning of the cele-
bration of Ia Fiesta week, the annual
festival of flowers which converts Los
Angeles into a veritable fairyland.
A fund of $4,000 has been raised
for the entertainment of the Shriner
hosts by the local temple, the pro-
gram of festivities beginning today
with excursions to Santa Catalina is
land and Venice. where a water carni-
val is in progress. This evening Is
lam temple of San Francisco will give
a reception and concert at b King
Edward hotel.
The opening session of the council
conclave will be held tomorrow morn
ing. n the afternoon a banquet, typi
cal of the hospitality of the native
0 of the golden state, will be serv
ed in the banquet room of the Scot
fish Rite cathedral. An excursion to
the beautiful suburban city of Pasa-
lena will follow the dinner. The spec
tacular " e of the week, the La Fl
esta parade, will be held in the even.
ing and will provide the most elab-
crate display of the kind ever seer in
the west. Fifteen beautiful floats,
presenting categorical figures, have
e prepared for the pageant and the
streets will be ablaze with novel cleo
trical effects.
The business session of the Imper-.
ial council will be held Wednesday.
In he afternoon the exhibition drills
of the Arabian patrols will be given
patrol OF Salt Lake City and the ia
nous drill team from Chicago will
take part in the exhibition. A Moor
ish and Turkish pageant and theater
parties at h Belasco and Orpneum
will provide the evenings entertain
ments.
Thursday the Arab patrols will go
on an excursion to Avalon, while the
remainder of the Shriners will be en-
%tertained by their Long Beach breth-
rem on the sea shore. The flower
parede Will be Fridays feature n
will offer the beautiful spectacle Of
miles of vehicles gaily decorated with
natural blossoms. The browning so
cial event of the weeks festivities
will take place Friday evening, when
the grand Shrine ball will be given
in the new AL Malaikah auditorium.
A taste of the wild and woody life
of the West of fiction will be afforded
the visitors on Saturday. Indians and
cowboys from the ranches of Arizo-
ma, Nevada and California will fur
nish the entertainment, giving exhi
billions of roping, lassoing and other
feats as nearly dare-devilish as the
modern cowboy is capable of. A span
ish barbecue will also be provided
and preparations have been made to
serve all of the thousands of visitors
with the browning achievements of
Spanish culinary art.