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VICTIMS OF POISON
IMPROVING TODAY

Overdoses Of laudanum taken by two
men yesterday afternoon failed TO do
any material damage in either case, and
physicians who attended them said to-
day that both viii recover. Both pa
tlents deny that Inc taking OF the poison
was other than accidental.
After having swallowed three ounces
OF a prescription containing a quantity
of laudanum, Richard A. Dant sixty
four years old, a contractor, living at
Us Harrison street. Anacostia, was
taken TO The Casualty Hospital about 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Dant was found in his room by mem
bers of his family. DR.. T. D. Mudd
was summoned, ana directed that an
ambulance be called. Members OF the
family assert that the poison was taken
by mistake.
Discouraged. it is said. over his failure
TO obtain employment Gerald Martin,
twenty-thTee years Old. a printer. Of 919
K street northwest, Is said to have
drunk the poison in the presence of his
wife ana mother. He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE JUNOD CTHE VACUU1D TREAT
1IEST RESTORES The CIRCULATION and
cures LOCOMOTOR-ATAAIA. BRIGHTS
EEJRASTTIENLA, NERVOUS DISEASES.
AILMENTS OF the SPINE, STOMACH. KID
NEYS AFTER ALL OTHER METHODS
HAVE FAILED, YOU are requested 70
INVESTIGATE
For ITS value IN serious ailments I re-
Ter BY permission % the following weu-kn0wn
citizens OF Washington, ID. c..
HON. MARTIN DODGE.
MR. A. 3. RUFF. 4
MR.. J. j. NOONAN.
MR. X. n BROWN.
MR.. GEORGE +. DALTON
Mr. ROBERT HARVEY
Mr.. ". j. SHOWALTER
G.. p. GEHRISG, II D.
Consultation ana treatment at your homes
II desired
CONSULTATION AT OFFICE FREE
PROF H. y. D. PARKER,
l424 New York Avenue n. W
Lady Assistant.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
trict OF Columbia. Washington. D. @. No
vembe- z, 1857. Sealed proposals VIII be re-
ceived at this Office until NOON on 5ATIrR-
DAY. NOVEMBER is. 1907. for me con-
strucuon Of an eight-room school building
al the northwest CCrDer OF Fourth and n
streets southeast Plans. specifications and
necessary blank forms OF proposal may be
obtained by applying at ROOM No. 43. District
Building HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST. JAY !. MORROW. Com
missioners d c. n05-6t-eNSu
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements FOR less than three insertions
If inserted for three or more consecutive
days, one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates Do not apply 20 Personals.
Advertisements win be accepted at any Of
the following branch offices az regular ONCE
rates. i it is inconvenient 20 leave advertise
meats at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be telephoned direct
70 The Times (Alain $500. and messenger
VIII call 10 collect without additional charge
u the advertiser
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S 9TH and X SITS NV.
$. KAHN, SONS & CO, Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL a - Y j. r 4 1 ) y q
AGENCY, u86 18th St NV.
". E. Men ULIN, Cigar store, 14th and p NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHAkMACY. Linton &
Nelson, Projectors; corner Rhode Island
ave- list and sts. NV.
ROBERT II. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th and Harvard sts. NV.
W. A. DARLING, cor. I4th and T SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH ST., Rhode
Island ave, and r ST. NV.
II. y. BUTTS PHARMACY, 18th st. and
Mass. ave. NV.
CHAS. @. HORNUNG. ChristianI Pharmacy.
sW. cor 9TH and n sts. NV,
SANFORDS PHARMACY, New York ave
and North Capitol street
r. A. NEITCH. 10Th ana II SITS NV.
QUIGLEH'S PHARMACY. 21st and g SITS. NV.
GILLETTE q CO., 18th and L sts NV
;. N WAGAER.& CO, LIST and Il SITS. NV.
J.. T. IAHLOE, cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
THOMAS CRAWFORD, 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

IN PRIVATE FAMILY by young married
couple; state terms; reference exchanged
BOX SIS. Times off1ce. nOI0.st
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ROLLER SKATES.

s. BARNEY s. BERRY rink skates 81 s.
Winsl1w rink skates, 81 Union Hardware
rink skat-s. $40. We carry in stock all parts
OF skates and do repairing c. T. HUNTER
113 Pennsylvania ave. NV Open until T.s0.
nUl1-tf
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NORTHEAST

LADDCE PHARAIACY.- 300 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. IL BLUMEE. " Cap. and r SITS ne.
MCCHESNEY e. JOACHIM cor. ID and = SITS.
=. J. DUNCAN 81 CO, Druggists. 9Th and X
SITS. ne.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and F SITS. ne.
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MILLINERY.

HATS styishly made, trimmed and remod-
eled; fashionable millinery; extremely low
prices FOERTSCHES, sfs 18th st. NV. =
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WINDOW FRAMES. stone sflls stalr work
Interior trina and front porch for large r an
sion. 8th and G SITS So noIl-st
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILE CASINGS-FIrsts, sold as
seconds. wrapped treads and some diamond
Bailey treadsi Goodrich & Diamond Euaran-
teed CasIngsi ali sizes; expert yuIcanizinE
winter prices; Quick emergency repairs al
little cost JONES AUTO TIRE WORKS
bUL-co4 L. nOz-sd. mo. Ju-12t
BARGAIN 90 High-pOW cred seven-passADrer
touring ear, me condition. inspection In
vited. demonstration to anyone meaning busf-
ness A ". GUILD. 6l2 10Th ST. ne. nol0st
STANLEY STEAMER AUTO: perfect order.
viii demonstrate $50 p WADE 500 G. ST
NV, between sth and 5th, O and X nofN-st
FOR SALE-A hve-passenEer tvyo-cyIfuder
touring car, in perfect condition; q rsre -.
gam; Maxwell runabout; frst-class order
THE DEWEY GARAGE.
1918 ST n ". Phone n. zs5l.
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A. E. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol st.
ODONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and q SITS.
~ s. FEALY, NV. cor. l1th and Pa ave
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wANTED-FUPNITURE.

SPOT CASH PAID for furniture. CARPETS
stoves, bric-a-brac, and ali kinds of house
hold goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE SHOP
18th and Z SITS. NV. Phone North 1913. sea I
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I0O SEWING nachiness must b ss.d At lit
tie to nothing prices, some as low as s.:
Singer. s.. Domestic, IS. New Home, S. Call
and see them :. P. ROBERTSON. 1910 TIA
St NV cc15-f
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SOUTHWEST.
Y, HUGO Essen BEISS. 9Th and 3 streets.
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FOR sALE-mlscELLAnEoUa
80 60. LAWHENcE. "a - -.

SPECIAL RARGATNs IL Used yr6s-Os
Splendid Jpr1ghts, SIS, so. tlz5 g145, sI7s
SPECIAL SALE. NEW PIANOS FOR CASH
Bauuful Uprights. $50, 500, $50, ss25, ssJ5.
Few dollars cash, months Lessons free
Time payments. 81 weekly, 3 moathly; begin
Il
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HELP wANTED-EEMALE.

HALF-GROWN girl white or colored, &
help around the house. Apply "a Sth ST Sc
moll-2t
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FOR SALE - Caickering upright plano,
S2a0-0o. one OF our removal sale bargains.
CHAS- Il. STIEFF, 81 18th 81. NV. Future
home 16os-IG1C 4 81 NV. j. c. COnIlF. Man
ager- oc16-tf
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GEORGETOWN.
+. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 3534 n St NV.
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dining room: also experienced woman for
pantry Apply at once. 1882 G st. NV.
n0Il-Zt
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ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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FIVE PLAIN COOKS. 4 chambermaids, /
white maid. girl general homework. EX-
CHANGE, 1es5 nth st. nw. It
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

ST. 1012-LarEe handsomely furnished
room, suitable for one or two gentlemen: 18th
ana f; Sl.5o. including gas inquire Sd floor.
after 6. nOII-3f
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CCOK-A good cook and general house
worker. Apartment EOS. THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL list and E. Capitol SITS. nolO-2t
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BROOKLAND.- d. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSsEN Drrg Store. p
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BusINEss oPPo2rUaITIEs.

ESTABLISHED 1895; SO 600 worth Of busi-
ness places and real estate sold since NOVem-
Der 4 give US your business II yos Wish u
sold quickly no dealing with fakit- NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. Gil +.
Mill
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YOUNG MAN from IS 20 20 yesrs TO work IN
grocery store; room and board. 18th and Irv-
ing ST., Brooklyn. D. G. no9-3t
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BABY PHOTOGRAPHS.

CHILDREN EXCLUSIVELY.
For Baby pictures always 90
TO Boyce's Nursery Studio.
1926 F Street n. ".
ENGAGEMENTS by phone Main Us. noI-tf
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SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF It's
kind in the city, WASHINGTON RUG CO.,
9u 5th nv. Phone Main 4325 seI5-3rno
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
p L CARNE & Co, 703 King st,
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COOK-Good cook. living near, TO cook
breakfast and dinner for two. Call APART
ME&T q, the Melrose 1345 Clifton St
n01I-2t
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BCOKKEEPER-YoUns lady boolkeeperi du-
ties very light. Apply j. SIMON az CO..
SIC T St nv. 1t
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CHAMBERMAID-Good- AZ 9Th 81 NV. It
COOK-A good cook 70 &c home at night;
must bring reference. 1S23 L ST. NV.
uoTT-9f
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TO OBTAIN clean. glossy floors use Hunt
ers Dust Killing Floor oil, II viii also rid
the house OF reaches and water bugs ONLY
S5c a gallon. delivered In cans. Phone Main
SIS. 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV. nos-tf
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BOOKKEEPER-Ex Experienced young lady as
bO0kkeeper and general office work; good op-
pOrtUnity Tor right party. j. & ". Else
NAN, 3I3-2l5 9Th ST. NV. naIU-gt
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9Th ST. NV, e07-Nicely furnished, steam
heated. centrally located rooms with private
family. nO11-st
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24

national independence. 1t 10 natural
that this should be the case, because
Independence has been the dream Of
the natives for decade, and they as
socFate American control and the pres
emit situation with political liberty.
Whether the body Of Filipino dele
gates will be of one mind as to legisla-
tive principles Is another matter. It
will be strange If harmony exists
among the leaders, especially as tribal
differences are very prominent For
tribe to set itself against tribe would
be taken as proof that the FiIipinos are
not yet fitted for self government. But
If they put aside tribal quarrels and
work to create nation worthy Of Its
fun liberty they can advance.
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Rxtremiam In RnsaIn.

The Russian people are not prepared
for 30 revolutionary a change as re-
public. and should the machlEations Of
those who aim at the destruction Of
the monarchy succeed their success
would merely be the prelude to strife
and rule by the side of which that Of
the aristocracy would seem gentle and
mild. The Social Democrats OF Russia
are infected with the virus OF intoler-
anee and II they ever gained the upper
hand would wage a war Of extlrpation
against thsif enemies. whom. with good
reason. they fear and dIstrust
The, fonly salvation for distracted
Russia Ia conservatism, II the men
rsaAly earnest in the desire for a more
&6eral form Of government could be
brought 10 a realization OF this fact and
would act in consonance with their
knowledge they might hope to bring
the people abreast OF their aspirations.
Il would take time to achieve this re-
suit. but 1t would finally be accom-
pilshed. and then the arrogance Of au-
tocracy would naturally abate Itself
and be succeeded by a system which
would recognize that the masses have
rights which must be respected. There
b no hope for any such outcome while
extremism prevails ON both sides.
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a oass For The Tsague.

Newfoundland buys more goods on
the United States than on any other
country, but for some reason the square
deal does not operate in that direction
from Washington. Our trade with the
island increased In 1905, while that Of
Canada, the next largest seller, fell of,
ana that OF the United Kingdom. which
comes third, remained about station.
airy, Yet the treaty acceptable to New
foandland was rejected, and we have
been the means Of involving the colony
In a serious dispute with the home gov
eFnment
The present dispute between New
foundland and the home government,
which was strongly emphasized at the
conference Of colonial premiers recent
" held In London. arose when the
British foreign office suspended the ap-
plication OF the local laws Of New
f0undland to American fishermen. The
points In debate about the rights Of
American iishermen in the waters OF
Newfoundland are such that jurlsts
and statesmen have differed in their IN
representations Of the law. The people
Of Newfoundland are good nelghbors
and good customers and seem to de-
serve more courteous treatment at our
hands than has been accorded recently.
The case about fishing Is Of the kind
which It has been agreed should be re-
ferred to The Hague tribunal. since an
amicable adjustment by the parties In
yolved seems impossible.
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''We have great respect for Mr..
scott's ABILITY and profound knowl-
edge OF the law, he has been there
and helped make them, you know,
but for all that we believe we had
rather take the city attorneys opin.
Ion on a question Of title to real
estate than Mr.. scott's." o. B.
Moon has also had legislative exp err
ienCe which no doubt accounts for
his knowledge Of law. He was onoe
. clerk Of some kind or janitor in the
Wisconsin legislature.
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Frenchmen who have protested vlO-
lently against the adulteratlon Of
French wines win doubtless be rebuked
Cor lnjuring trade. The same sort Of
talk greeted the assailants OF the Chi
Cago packing houses. Trade, however,
is never anywhere or at any time per-
manently hurt by telling the truth
about II.
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The Press has still another prop.

The Press nhb bbiAA onO"1oA Pr
as,tIon which will secure the support
az many people for the bonding p'o-
poaal 1t will submit Ave questions
70 any three reputable attorneys In
the city whom the mayor may name'
aside from the city attorney and one
other and II those questions are an
swered in manner giving their
onInlon In the affirmative on the
legality Of the transfer and q clear
title which would not hinder the sale
Of the property, we will support the
bonding of the city for q new build
ing. because we believe it a needed
Improvement, but the title to the lot
should be shown to be clear before 1t
IA covered by an expensive building.
This Is an offer that will give the
public the information 1t demands
and a failure to accept 1t Is an ad
mission that the mayor himself Is
fearful Of the result. The people
have q right to know these things
and the Press will represent them.
There has been too much public bust
ness done under cover for the pnbliC
good. We submit to any impartial
business mar 10 town II It's not fair
that the people be given evidence Of
a clear title to the city lot before
erecting an. expensive building OF
the same. Would an individual put
. e4O,O building on q lot without
first satisfying himself that the title
Is clearY -
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The American Medical association Is
taking steps to instruct the public reg
ularly and systematically in everyday
hygiene. Perhaps this movement win
forestan the scheme for a national
health bureau.
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It is understood that other nations
which received excessive indemnity
from China on account of the Boxer
war are willing to follow the example
of the United States and remit the bal
ance awarded them.
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1t cannot be denied that many capt
tallsts would be glad OF a chance 10
run railways on a two cent fare basis
II the present management should grow
discouraged.
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Are the FiIipinOs One PeODlo.

The campaign for Filipino delegates
Do the national assembly showed that
one political idea seems 20 prevail In
he Islands, and that Ia the pollcy Of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
DC Perfume q COCO chez.

We were made to radiate the per-
fume OF good cheer and happiness as
much as rose was made to radiate its
sweetness to every pasSerby. Success
Magazine.
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BoR sALE-Business lot on 4th street, 25x1OO
teeti snap. James Roche, Room IS Sander
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms, for sale, no
minors allowed, hotel laws and other cards sold
at the Press office,
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Engine for Sale-Three horse power steam en-
CINE at low price. all at the Press office.
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WANTED.--A young woman who win give
part time In return for room and board Adj
dress NJ. Press office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS and board. LARGE
pleasant rooms. SIS Fifth st.
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Classified Advertisements
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LosT.--scotch Collie, six months old, yellow
and white, mixed with black. Answers to
name Of Tommy. Return to Red Collar Zine
Liberal reward. IT,.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24

ROOM FOR RENT -Fiuely furnished room,
outside door, suitable for two persons. Apply to
4l2 Occur d'Alene street.
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WANTED.--POsition housekeeping in re-
spectacle well-t0-do family OF 9 or 3 persons, in
or out Of city. No washing. No triflers need
answer Address p. o. box 1893.
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but Cans retalatod with two hard
| rights To the jaw that forced the
IGhetto Xii 20 clinch. Mixing it. Cans
drove a right TO the :.a~ and cent
! Herman staggering back with a right
TO the neck. A. the gong rang Cans
/ hit Herman On the face with the
right. but apologized for doin it. The
cu8d favored Cans slightly
/ ROUND THREE.-Hermau after a
Iciinch swung ii hard left 90 the head
and then they exchanged ri-ht swings
Iu the face. Cans nearly Hcorad his
man with right on he neck. Her
man was i'm quickly and tried with
right ana left for the body bu re-
ceiyed q left TO thc face that would
nave sent him outside the ring if the
ropes had not saved him Cans fol-
lowed tine advantage with short arm
ieht and left body blows. Cans sent
Herman 20 he floor with a laff hook
over the ribs
ROUND FOCR-After cIin-h.
Herman swung a right tO the ribs and
Ieif 20 the stomach TGcy mixed and 1
Herman nettled Cans with a short
arm right tO tde head Both missed I
terrific right swings and Herman |
landed a left on The stomach Cans /
planted his right to the Jaw with /
great i1.ee. and tfey exchanged let's 4
TO The stomach. Herman suuac a
hard right to the Jas and ToiIova1 IT I
witd heavy jeff to the 9mach that
made Cans vince IT was an even /
round
ROUND FIEE-Herman swung a
of to fhr body. following f witr a
i-.r ra Size same place and rushed I
Sans iHta "a corner. lalIl- right ana
eft high Old tH- body. Cans -ho- OFT /
bis right ard i- landed on HermaHz
aW- The latter. however, sent the 4
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BY OSCAR AUSTIII. EIwood, Indiana.
CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST:
READ EACH AID CAREFULLY.

In several of the advertisements
on this page there has been
word left out purposaly. Read
each ad carefully and see if you
can find the missing word.
TO the first person who finds
these words and brings or sends
them to the BULLETIN OF
FlCE we will give ONE Doll
LAR IN CASH.
Write on one side OF the pa
per giving the word and the
name Of the firm from which
the word was missing.
Write your name and address
plainly on tho paper. Seal in
q plain envelope and bring or
mail to the Missing Word Editor
Bulletin. No answer received
by telephone No answer will
be received before II o'clock
m. on day of publication. Con
test closes at G o'clock D. m. of
same day.
MmAmm
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lcrowd into paroxyisms by driviua
Cans t1 M. opcs with yolley oI
left and right swings 10 the jaw and
face He NAV sent straight left 90
The face. but Cans c-aa-crcd with two
hard rights io the Jaw and I'm q mivup
Cans oufppinfad his man. LANDING
right and left short arm blows 10 'bc
jaw.
ROUND sIN.-Gans very clovcrly
blocked variou leads by Herman and
pepraIcd The huar- face and body
with rights and let's at close range.
Herman was on the aggI essive bu r.
ceiyci right nook 10 The jaw that
sent his head bak n foot. Cans. "a
close augc. drove the right again and
again TO fho Kids face. Cans almost
sent Herman through the rope with
right hooks to he Jaw. Cans had
big lead in this round and Herman
los, his jauuty air as he sought his
seat
ROUND SENEN.-Herman opened
ho round with % lef- swing to the
ib- bur Cans more than got even
Eirh rWo rights and q left ta -he
stomach Herman r--i.cd and I7ndcI
j left and right over the ribs. They
linchei and Cans forced The fighting
md getting 70 man against tho
opes. planted a right and left To the
geo Herman f0rel hacE wildly AMI
IS be rushed closed in Cans met him
With q terrific Ii-aT uppelcut ro she /
ace that left its mark over The eye
-uHs. Cans followed his man to a /
uner and they exchanged Eidney
'a~s Tho Ie1I Glazed as fha rren /
"ra sg8rra- Cans Cooks Eea @ sin /
er.
ROT Nd EIGHT-Fans sent q
raieht left to The face and Herman /
a.a.'atel Hih a right 90 the Jaw AMI /
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mREsrLERs DIVIDE HoAoRs.

Shieago Ul. Jan. Carl Pons.
French champion heavy weight wres'-
Ter. and William DemetraL a local
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CANS EASY is WINNER
Concluded from First Page)

terrific right to Ihe face ana wa'lopad
Herman with .i1ht 60 the ribs Her
man. just as tho gong sounded
planted q left 90 The champions face.
The rouud was Cans hut Herman
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MlWHutct Wis. Jar. l-DaEr
DcsuIcr oi Cambridge. Mass. and
Charley Neary. Of Milwaukee. fought
50 fierce ten round draw today at 1872
pounds
Young Fitzgerald. of Milwaukee.
knocked ont Denny Lyons. OF Cincil-
NATL. zoo the seventh no nd oil a SEIZED
uled s round bout at Jos pounds to
day.
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mot Worth His ssI,..

when we say a person is Nol
worth his salt. we are using one 81
tie oldest phrases in the Englis1
language This expression has comj
down through the centuries from 70
man DAYS The origin Of the phrase
i5 the same as that OF our word salary
both having come from the Lstid
salarlum. or salt money-The Sunda1
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-02

a left TO the ribs Cans merely shook
his head ard followed his man
around the ring conering him bur
falling I'm attempts 10 land Suddenly
Cans sho. out left and right
squaroy 10 the jaw and his man
dropped as though hit by a board H.
made no attempt 10 rise. II was as
clean knockout as ever took place
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-02
sRERIFF PREVENTS eour.

Shelhurue. Ind. Jan. 1.-SheriH
Walters Of Sullivan county. today pre-
vented a prize fight between Mike
Scnrech of Cincinnati, and Harry
Rogers. Of Terre Haute. Fifteen hun
dfed people. were waiting TO witness
the hoIf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-02
LONG SHOT AT NEW ORLEANS

NvW Orleans. La- Pan. THE fcd
Wfc card at the Fair Grounds today
wa, Ilr New Year handicap. a milo
and ao,c..y yards. $1,000. won By ri
tail 70 o I iu tire betting ln an almost
nccl. aud neck finish with G.ld. a
heavily played to 3 fav1rite Pomp1-
duur. q 80 J.. fhird. Time-l.f5 30.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-02

Greek wrestler divided honors in
match here today. Demetral won TIL
FIRST fail IN q minutes. with a reverb
half-Nelson and head lock. Pons tool
the second in 10 minutes, using til
halfNelson and head lock- The hid
bou was declared a dra wowing TO III
laigne Of the contestants after 4
minutes of wrestling.