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The Washington times., 1907-12-21
Woman May Die
From Love for
Being Cut Open

NEW YORK. Dec. I.-Mrs. Mollie
Dressler's operation fever" is likely
10 cause her death at any moment now.
In fact. the doctors at Fordham Hos
pital say that she will not live through
the day.
An operation fever" is the term used
by physicians for a person with a mania
TO be operated on. Mrs. DressIer has
undergone so many operations always
to have needles removed from various
parts of her body. that in the last few
months the doctors say her body has
been just one big mass Of scars.
When Mrs. DreSsler, who is twenty
nine years old. and quite pretty, first
went TO FOrdham Hospital, she said she
had swallowed paper containing IA
needles of various sizes because her
husband had deserted her i'm her home
at t24 Washington avenue. the Bronx.
me doctors took out dozen or more
needles. That was a year and more
ago A few weeks later she came back
and again she was operated on and
more needles removed. Four subsequent
times she called at the hospital for op-
erations. She admitted that she liked
IL. in fact, thought It was great fyn.
One of the operations Is the most
wonderful in history. Needles close 20
the heart were withdrawn by pow
erful magnet after the chest had been
opened. Mrs. Dressler thought il very
interesting.
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FISH THREATENS
TO HIT HARAHAN
Railroad Directors in Argu-
ment at Illinois Cen
tral Meeting.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-StuyveSant Fish
engaged In a dramatic word war with
President James T. Harahan and l.. II.
Harriman's counsel, William Nelson
Cromwell. at the annual meeting of the
Illinois Central here yesterday. Fish was
only prevented from punching Harahan,
rs he did a few months ago Ia New
York. by Judge Farrar and Attorney p.
r. Bomeiser, who held him back.
Mr.. Fish offered a resolution declaring
adjournment was taken to await the de
cision OF Judge Ball on the right of the
Union Pacific and the railroad securities
companies to vote the enioined shares.
Mr. Cromwell, who sat beside President
Iarahan. offered an amendment lee wing
out the words, Ito await
Mr.. Fish declared Mr.. Cromwell was
not n stockholder end said TO President
Harahan
The question before the meeting IS on
nly motion TO adjourn
There IS an amendment before us"
President Harahan replied.
He did not propose an amendment"
said Mr.. Fish.
7 DO propose an amendment" Mr.
Cromwell interjected.
well. you did not" said Mr.. Fish.
t"Weu, you stopped him. said Presi-
dent Harahan, tartly.
Il did nothing OF the kind" rCjoinCd
Mr. Fish with emphasis. Il said he had
no right TO speak in this meeting"
We will decide Whgther he has or
not said President Harahan.
You understand ne IS a stOckholder?''
queried Mr.. Fish with much earnest
ness.
Yes"
well, I tell you he IS not"
We'll, I don't have TO take your word
for everything"
,"You had better" declared Mr.. Fish.
Ia a tone and manner that indicated the
end OF his patience was approaching
Il take the record" said President
HarahaD. Now. Mr.. Fish. 1 am going
10 treat you properly, and 1 insist on
you doing the same TO me-"
Yes? Then you had better keep q
civil tongue in your head" retortsd Mr.
Eish.
NY tongue is civil"
Then Mr.. Cromwell announced he de-
sired TO withdraw his amendment. and
the meeting was adjourned to March 2
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG S. 7th and X sts NV.
5. kANN, SONS q CO., Sth and Market space
GREEN'S CAPITAL A d V e h TIsIN @
AGENCY. 1l4s 18th 81. ng.
w. T.. hCNULTY. Cigar Store, 18th and , NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Lanton 4
Nelson. Proprietor: corner Rhode island
ave, LIST and 7 ST.. NV
hOBERE T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, nth and Harvard sts. NV.
w. A DARLING. cor. Ilth ana I str. NV
L. TRENCH SIMPSON, cor. Ith St. Rhode
Island ave, and r St NV.
Il. y. BUTTS PHARMACY. eth st and
Mass. ave. NV.
CHAS. G. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
HT. cor. 7th and n SITS. NV
sANFORD's PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street
X. a. NEITCH, 10Th and NJ sts NV
9UIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21At ana q sta NV.
: N WAGNER & CO.. 1st and II SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. Isth e Pa ave. NV
Park ROAD PHARMACY. 1lth and Park
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TO TRY RUSSIAN
AS ASSASSIN'S AID

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 2l.-That
Nicholas TchajkOvsky is to be tried for
completely in the plot TO assassinate
Car Alexander II in 1881. for which the
revoluuonist, Petrosky, was executed,
seems certain. TchaJKovsky was an
exile at the time, bu the government s
contention is that he supplied funds and
engineered the conspiracy from abroad.
The prisoners friends say there is not
the slightest reason to believe that he
had anything 20 do with the crime, but
that his activity In the interests Of Rus
sian freedom have marked him for
death. SO vigorous. however, has been
he authorities action against every
one suspected even Of acquaintance with
him that II he's been possible to do little
in his behalf.
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BLESS THE SNoWl

Bless the snowl But here I am idling
and dreaming,
In q world that is mostly flim-hamming
and schemlng.
II took me away for a second or two.
The sight of the snow. But this never
Will do;
I've got 20 go nome; no end OF rush;
Dinner. some business, more business. a
crush.
] wonder who Rosy Cheeks married?-
Oh. we'll.
It's maybe-perhsns-oh, you never can
tell
My coat and my hat, 1 must hustle
end go
Whew. how biting the siri Curse the
wind-and the snow
New York American
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DETROIT STORES BURN,
LOSS FIXED At $25O,0OO

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. 1.-Two fire.
men were hurt and damage aggregating
$4,000 was caused by a blaze which
swept the wholesale store OF Edwin s.
George. furrier, at Woodward and JEFF
ferson avenues, early this morning.
The interior OF the building was thor
oughly burned out and the entire stock
of furs incinerated. Only the walls of
the structure stIll stand.
ID. ]. Kellogg a. Company, wholCs 10
milliners, who occupy the first floor of
the building. also were heavy losers.
Their entire stock was destroyed. No
estimate OF their loss was obtained
It is said that both firms are we'll
protected by insurance.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT DRIVER
RETIRED ON $50 PENSION

Daniel Williams, one Of tine veteran
drivers Of the District OF Columbia Fire
Department. has been retired with q
pension of $50 "A month. The retirement
was recommended by Chief Belt and ap-
proved by Commissioner Macfarland. He
was physically incapacitated for duty
while driving truck No. 2, October 2S,
of last year. when his truck was struck
by e Fourteenth street car. He was
thrown 10 the pavement and one Of his
knees permanently injured.
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DIES AS WIFE PLEADS,
HUSBAND TAKES LIFE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 2f.-Whlle
his wife was pleading with Server
Cooley for his release. Charles A.
Farcas. vino had just escaped from the
Torkhouse 70 his home, fired a bullet
into his brain, dying almost instantIv
Farcas was sent to the workhouse on
a charge OF beating his wife. She Re
Tented and desired his pardon Mean
while Farcas had been a trllstv.
With the guards close behind him. he
made n break for liberty and gained
his own home. Taking a revolver from
q, trunk. he sent a bullet through his
head
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CONVICTED BLACKHAILER
MAY DIE FROM SHOCK

KARLSRUHE, Dec. 2f.-BaroE Lin
rdenau. who was sentenced yesterday to
three years imprisonment and FIVE
years loss OF civil rights, for attempt
ing TO blackmaf Frauleln Molitor. IS
so ill from the shock OF his trial and
CONVICTION that his physicians doubt IL
he will recover.
Llndenau wrote 10 Fraulein Molitor
accusing her oc killing her mother. Karl
IIau, formerly college professor Of
Washington. ID. G. IS now serving a
life sentence for the murder.
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GERMANS ARE INGENSED
At HIDING HARDEN CASE

BERLIN, Dec. 2I.-The Harden trial
was resumed today behind closed doors.
There was bitter muttering that the law
courts are attempting 10 shield former
court favorites from the peoples hatred
and contempt and IL is a question If
the secret hearings viii not create an
dngrler feeling against the government
than would publicity.
The press is going the limit OF its
privileges in criJicising the Judge for
holding the trial behind closed doors.
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PROPOSALS.

SUPERINTENDENT L. s. Capitol Building and
Grounds. Washington, D. c., November @.
1907. In accordance with the terms of the
advertisement issued by this Once. and dated
November 81. 1905, calling for equipment FOR
the Heating. Lighting and Power Plant Tor
the L. 5. Capitol and Congressional Build
inEs. proposals viii be received and publicly
opened al this Office at i O'CLOCK. NOON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is. 1905. for Boiler
Feed Pumps Barometrfc Condeusers, Cen
trifugal Pumps, Motors. Cranes. and Chin
news. Bids viii be submitted for each Item
separately Each proposal must be in dunIi-
cate and accompanied by a certified check or
approved surety bond in the sum OF Eve
per cent go OF the total amount Of the Did.
The right IS reserved 90 reject any or an
bids and 10 waive teChniCalirIes or infar-
malities ELLIOTT WOODS, Superintendent
L. 5 Capitol Building and Grounds.
de4T.11.1A .1Al7.H
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT rs
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WAITED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
EOOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word fsr all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
Gays, ono cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 20 Personals
Advertisements viii be accepted at any Of
the following branch Offices az regular once
rates. ~ it Is inconvenient 20 leave advertise
mcuts az either branch once or The Times
Business Once. they may be telephoned direct
10 The Times MAIN $3.50. and a messenger
will call to collect without additional charge
70 the advertiser
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEous.

OSE-EoCRIH mile from Laurel. Nd. a
c6icken farm with incubators brooaer h9trss
with broOders and chick rms 3 cbfcl-s1
houses All inclosed with wire runs Runninl:
water good dwelling house. rooms WITH
snAde, sl' acres of land; all IN aoOd c0ndi-
ton Inquire OF owner on r,Iaee - sold
no" sold az bargain n. A. SPARK.
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ROLLER SKATES.

ROLLER SKATES.
UNION HARDWARE baIlbearinE rink skates.
while they last, S26O- All other high grade
skates at so cents on the dollar IIS Pa ave
NV Open evenings. de2l-3t
ROLLER SKATES FOR XMAS GIFTS.
$3.50 Union Hardware rink skates. s.. 20
81 Barney & Berry rink skates. s. 90
81 IS steel roller skates 81 25
voc hOller Ehdltcs-...... 80
c. T. HUNTER, THE BICYCLE MAN.
ii3 PA AVE y. ". Open Evenings
del7-5t
OUR PRICES or ROLLER SKATES.
Union Hardware, ball hsaring..--........S2 65
s. Vinslow. rink skates tes.................... s Is
other skates.. As
MENDELL & CO., I72s 7th s. NV
del2-15t
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Personal.

WORKINGMEN-Last week before Christ
mas for bargains. Overcoats, s. TO 81: cuats
and vests. s. and So coats. Sl.50. pants. sI.5G.
coats. Sl-5C. al merchant tailor made; best
OF materials; only slightly used. See rs
before buying elsewhere JCSTHS OLD
STAND, SIS u. deI6-7t
MOTHERS-Cone or send your daughters %
Prof. Liytngston's New York Academy OF
dresscutung, dressnakinE. designing, ladies'
tailoring. nnishlng and sewing school 12L1 G.
dels-6t
WHAT IS IT YOU WANT TO RNOW7 tx
pert private detective sc.-ylce: any cause
All sectlonss delicate and intricate matters
a specially Private cor sultaIion rooms;
absolute secrecy guaTantes q. Phone Main
- BRADEDRDS DETEi TIVE AGENCY.
Suite "a Colorado Building. 18th and G.
lAfter 8 p m phone residence. North 43s3J
del5-It
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC PAI,MISR
Assistance Tor Troubled and Cnfortunats.
ARE YOU ~ TROCBLE2
Do you md with AL your natural gifts and
talents that YOU are bafd4d, discouraEed and
unsuccessfuly II 50. come and BE- advised /.
hnd out the cause 0f your bad luck and how
70 change your bad conditions % those OF
success. JOY ana happiness Thousands live
today 70 bless and give credit o. their sue
cess and happiness TO THIS WONDERFUL
CLAIREOfANT. She has helped others.
WHY NOT YOU2
5E-Nlnth 81. y, W.-7N
Don't Mistake Name and Number).
des-tr
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NORTHEAST.

Il
LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. H BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. % and E sts.
p DUNCAN & CO.. Druggists. sth ana X
SITS ne.
NcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and F sta ne.
SOUTHEAST.
a. =. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sta
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and q SITS. 80.
N B. bEALY, NV oOr. 11th and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISs. 7th and D streets
GEORGETOWN.
f p. WELLER. Pharmacy s5sl M st nv.
ANACoSTIA.
sURYs PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
BROORLAND. D. C.
ARTHUR II. r. LUERSSEN Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE g. CO. To3 King st
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HELP wkNTED-EEMALE.

HELP WEHTED-EEMALE.
HoUsEwoRKER-Rel woman Sor gen-
eral housework- Cal 953 st. sw. Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. colorod gil for
general housework. Apply u \ nv. ee20-Zt
LAUNDREss-wanted IHs y NV. It
MANGLE GIRLS ToIMAN LAUNDRY.
9Th ana q nv. de20-5t
MATTRESSES. sOs Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
de2l-3t
MATTRESSES Experienced. TOLEDO CAFE.
wOAIAN-Colored woman 10 cook and general
houseworll; stay nights Sol7 Cambridge pl.
Georgetown or-D-5l
HELP wANTED-MALE.
BoYs-with bicycles. FLORIST. is7i r st.
BOY-Colored boy to wash dishes. ETC.. SO
month. BOARDING HOUSE, 1922 9Th NV.
BOYs-Wanted ten delivery boys al once.
must have bicycles. KFAMER's Florist.
BoY-In box factory. CAPITAL PAPER
BOX CO, q Hanover place NV. de2o2t
BoY-whits or colored. 10 shine shoes. $3.50
a week. 25os Pennsylvania ave. dels-3t
BoYs-5o. at once. 20 make IS per day selling
Christmas novelties bring 81 20 start you.
SCHROT BROS, Gil Louisiana ave dels-7t
ERRAND BOY-stronE white errand boy.
fourteen 20 sixteen year Old With wheel.
DULIN d MARTIN COMPANY. 1915 g u.
NV. de.5-2t
FARM HASD-Reserenees required. AppI.
W. j. COGAN, Superintendent once. L.. ;
capitol. de2-st
I MADE $4,000 IN hve years in the mail
order business: began with s.; anyone can
do the work: send FOR free booklet; tells
how 10 get started. MANAGER. BoX 570.
L>1cAporl y. /. Vl-'-I
AiAN-To work on dairy farm. Mrs. $. u.
JOLLFFE. 26th ST.. between Rhode island
ave. and Bunker Hill road ne. Ce3l-2t
MAN--Young man with one OF two years
experience at horse shoeing- DR. JOHN b.
KIEFER. 1872 L ST. Nv. de2o-3t
MAN-Young. as assistant bookkeeper: one
who has passed the eighth grade Or graduate
of Business High School BOX leI Times
Office. dels-3t
MEN-Active. 20 clean windows: steady fob:
good salary. ROOM 2lS, Stewart Building,
Sth and y SITS. NV. deIs-4t
NfEN-5o. at once. 10 make s. per day selling
Christmas novelties; bring 81 10 start you
SCHROT BROS. 6ll Louisiana ave. delSit
PRESSER-At once an eTPerienced presser
on ladies' and gentlemen's clothes. 20os 18th
St NV. GeJl--t
UNION. sHoP-7th ST.. opposite Center Mar
ket. hrst-class shave 10 cents dels-7t
yyANTEp-Evervwher hustlers TO tack
signs. distribute circulars samples. etc. no
canvassing; good pay. sun ADVERTISING
BUREAU. Chicago. II
HELP WANTED-Male and Female.
COACHING. German. French, Spanish
Latin. Esperanto. Holidays Glasses private.
Moderate. COLUMBIA POPULAR COL
L.FGE. 81 Massachusetts ave II
WE TEACH PItman. Graham. Gregg. Barnes
and the Syllable systems. Is tc 100 words per
inmate IN $50 hours guaranteed. Positions
provided for our pupils. Catalogue free
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg
nO20-tf
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AUTOMOBILES.

SPECIAL bargains In automobile caslngs:
Diamond 1871 construction. 2sl2 only $50.
30X5. sll. S0x3bz. sl4S0. other sizes proper
tiOnate prices, expert vulcan zing: winter
prices, guaranteed work. JONES AUTO
TIRE WORKS, 6O2-60E f. del3-fr, sa. most
touring car. in perfect condition. a rare bar
gain. Maxwell runabOut. hrst-class order
THE DEWEY GARAGE.
1919 J. St--N- W. Phone y. 42sI
OcG-if
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DANCING.

MISS COULTER. professor OF dancing: pri-
vate lessons. SOC II you can walk i can
teach you 10 waltz 20l I ST NV Phone M
s 20 Il de4-QOt
THE WYNDHAM, 4s1 nth nw.-LeSsons. s0c-
lessons, $3.50; class. 7:30 every Tues Thurs
sat. Guarar tee 20 teach you. Prof Wyndhan
jy25-tf
PRIVATE DANCING lessons. SC: waltz ana
two-step guaranteed FIVE lessons: class 81
month; bail room FOR rent s. 10 s.. Address
with stamped envelope. BOX IS, Times ONCE.
deI7-6t-SxSu
DANCING STUDIO.
e12 EYE ST. y W.
Class Tuesday and Saturday evenings al
p. m. Competent Instructors Private les
sons by appointment Ballroom for rent 20
select parties II. 81 de5-3lt
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
BoOKKEEPER - Double entry bookkeeper,
state experience, references and salary. BOX
l63, Times Office Il
COOKS. nurse, mattresses. general workers.
chambemaids for desirable places; today
EUREKA. IGu New York ave. 1t
COOK-Do washing and ironing: stay nights.
l4is 2Sd st. delS-3t
CoOK-An experienced. white woman; bring
reference. Apply SOl 81. NV dels-st
GIRL-For general bousework. 1925 Irving
st. de2l-3t
GIRLs-TO sell candles. 500 18th st. NV. Il
GIRI-COlored girl as chambermaid and
waitress. $40 G st. nv. 1t
GIRLs-Two girls, small family, plain cook
ing. chanoerinald-Ya waitress; also girl general
housework. 1870 l1th 81. NV. 1t
GIRLs-To learn box making: good ..eges
paid while learning. CAPITAL. PAPER B1X
CO., "a Hanover place NV. de3O-3t
GIRI-cOlOred girl FOR general housework
and plain cooking; reference required car
between 1 and O'Clock. OF s D. m, l.A4 p
50. NV. de2O 9t
GIRL for general homework: stay nights.
GIRL-whlte, or woman 20 do general house
work 515 G st. ne delS-4t
GIRL-Bright about IS or 20 years old an
inspector. Apply at MAYER BROS. & CO.
e3a St NV de1s-6t
HOUSEWORKER - Immediately a settled
woman. not over thirty-fve years, for house
work IN the mornings. Apply GIL 18th St NV.
deol-St
oUSEWORKER-Girl for general house
work. Call SIG Maryland ave. ne. de2l-st
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.
WHY. PAY MORE2 We store for 75c a lead.
UNITED STATES STORA Sc CO, 4IS-63D- -gg2
10th St NV Phone Main l229. ce1S-sOt
MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING.
CLARENDON SMITH, 9TH and X sts. nv
We haul anything
Carefully. promptly. Quickly.
Phone Main 20 Teams always on hand
deIs-90t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., now located a.
so5 NEW YORK AVE
Large Padded Vans. s. Load
S-horse Wagons. s. Lead.
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The II-NOD che Vacuum METHOD OF
ENFORCED-RESTORI the CIRCUL.A-
TION. demonstrates that there is a SCIENCE
IN CURING DISEASE 2Qualing that IN
surgery.
There Is no need OF SUFFERING with
LOCOAfOTOR ATAXIA. BRIQHTS DIS
EASE, RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS those
AILMENTS Of the SPINE. NERVES. and
LIMBS Chat make WALKING nigh IAPOS-
SIBLE) and those maladieB that are the
result OF over WORK. WORRY and AGE
THEY CAN BIT CURED
A CORDIAL INVITATION Is EXTENDED
PHYSICIANS TO CALL AND LEARN ALL,
ABOUT IT
You are Invited TO call for information free
-FROF. II. y. ID. PARKER
1924 New York Avenue y. W.
Hours 10 to s.; Sundays. 10 10 J. deI7-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BRICK plasterfng and cement work: Job
binE; estimates given. r. z. WARD, con-
tractor 1913 nth DIV. Phone North 6f79
deZl-St
PIANO TUNING. SL5o: tweaty years expe-
rience. JAS. Z DURITY, SO l2th 81. Sc
de20-3t
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

18TH ST. sw., 2s7-one second floor unfur-
nished room. s. per month. degI-3t
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14TH ST. SW., 340-Three rooms. light house
keeping. heat. gas, and bath; cheap. de2l-3t
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wANTED-FEMALE.

wOMAN-By colored woman. cook or general
housework. Call AT 923 5tE ST. NV. de2O-2t
woMAN-By young woman, ofHce work as
copyist and addresser- BOX I7I Times Office.
de20-2t
ERNESS-ReAned Protestant lady as
companion governesS: fine seamstress: musi-
clan. 20O4 II St NV. deI7-5t
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B ST. sw.. C22-One or two nice large rooms
gas and bath. rent cheap de2l-2t
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NEWTON PL. NV. 6Z7-Unrurnished rooms
TO rent. de2i-2t
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FORM LETTERS.
OUR FORM-LETTER work cannot ba dis
tinguished from typewriting. Send for sam
pies and prices. FRANCES II. AFFORD &
Co, 4o9 Massachusetts, ave. NV. Main 4S9.
Ses-29t
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-08-16
rHREsHERs ArTENUoN!
DURoc JERSEY SWINE.

See Tom Kelly, the auctioneer,
Thresher's bonds and insurance on threi
ing rigs Thos. Kelly, De Smct, =. i
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Day are the parents
of a boy who arrived at their home
Monday last.
There will be a dance at the hall
in the Healey Block this Friday
evening, Aug. 10Th. All invited.
Rev. Z. H. Smith went to
Milwaukee the first of the week to
look after the farm he owns in that
vicinity. He will be absent until
some time next week. Rev. A. Il.
Seymour will occupy the pulpit dur
ing Mr.. Smiths absence.
A. E. Cowden has sold his black
smith tools to w. c. White, of De
Smet, and will remove with his fam
lily to the latter place and will enter
the employ of Mr.. White. Nh. Cow
den is a competent workmen and has
built up a good business. His lease
on the Grow shop runs out the first
of next month, hence the change. He
expects to leave in a few days, while
Mrs. Cowden and son will stay here
until the last of the month.-Bryant
News.
The change above noted has already
been made and the family have moved
to this city. They will occupy the
house of Mrs. H. w. Mason after Sept.
LIST.
Robinson Company sent out five
threshing rigs from this city Tuesday.
The outfits were lined up in front of
the ~company's yards at the north end
of Calumet avenue and photographs
taken. After that the purchasers and
employees of the company We're treat
ed to a dinner at the Syndicate hotel.
1t was quite a sight to see the five
rigs steamed up and taking their
place for the exhibit. The machine
were all OF the Nichols Il Shepard
Company's manufacture. Following
are the names of the purchasers: E..
III. Lewis and Chas. Olson, % h. p.
double cylinder engine, 36x56 separ-
ator, complete with tanks, weigher
and blower. K w. Rudtke, same
size machine; Ed Burns same outfit,
except the separator, which is 40x62;
A. II. Snedigar, same with 40x62 ma
chine. Mike Gillespie bought an en-
CINE only. Jess Eakle was also among
those to take a complete 40x62 rig.
This company also sold an outfit to
VIM. Degg, of Huron; II to Carney
& Martin, of Iroquois, and an all
steel separator and 70 h. p. engine 10
w. V. Voss, of Manchester.