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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, u. @
Washington. November Il. 19J7--SesIed proposals
VII be reTiVed At this ofce until y o'clock n On
NOVEMBER ., 1907. for the construction Of IN
gne and Truck House on Lot 63. Lauier Heights
fronting on Lanier place. between Ontario and
Adams Miu roads Forms. specifications. inf0r1na-
uon. and necessary proposal blanks NAV be obtained
at tins Office. Room No. - HENRY B. T. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY l. WEST, J. J. MORROW.
Commissioners. D c. nol-6t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C.
Washington. d. C.. November L. ls17.-Sealed
proposals VIII De received az this oSce until Z
O'Clock N. MONDAY November 3. 1907 for con
structing sewers ia the District Of Columbia Forms
specifications. and necessary information may be OBJ
tanned at Room IS. District Building Washington.
d. g. HENRY r. r. MCFARLAND HENRY L
WEST. JAY ,. MORROW. Commissioners. D. C
nol2etcxS
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. q.
Washington. November Il. lsG.-Sealed rrorcsals
VIII b. received az this ofice until y O'Clock m
on NOVEMBER =, 1867. f1r the construction OF
Engine House a. I'd and EyaTts streets Langion
y. g Forms, specifications information aud reces-
sary proposal blanks may b obtained at this oeice
Room IS. HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND, HEN
RY L. WEST, ]. J. MORROW. Commissioners.
ID. g nollSt
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iumbiz holding Probate Court Estate q Henry
Dicssol deceased. No lllss Administration Docket
E-Apulicati0n having been made herein for probate
q tie last wil and testament q said deceased and
t0T letters testameuidry n said estate OBJ the Nal
ing.on Lean and Trust Company and william King,
The executors named therein u Is ordered this SLh
a4y = Oetob-7 A. y. lsG thai the unknown heirs
az Law aud ue1t u kin II said Henry Dicks5n. de-
ceased and al others concerned appear IN said c5urt
On MONDAY the ID day n neomber, A. H. s9E.
az - O'Clock a. N % sh0w cause why such applicz-
uon should not b. granted. let notice hereof be
published iu the Washington Law Reporter. Evening
star. ana The WashmgtCn Herald cnce ia each 0f
three successive weeks before the refs-n DAY herein
mentioned. the first publication % be not less than
thirty days before said return cav. ASHLEY II
GOULD, JusJicC. Attest. SEAL JAMES TAN
NEIs r. -stCr = Wills for The District Of ColulL
AttCrnev. 0c3I nos i
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EIDERDowN QUILTS COVERED WITH NEW
satin slkaline. 9l3 + ST oclOtf
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MISS NJ j. BOYD, EXPERT MARCEL WAVER
and hairdresser, shampooing. manicuTing chIrop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main 2Ss5 ei4 q
St NV. fe24f
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FACIAL MASSAGE. MANlCURINC, AND CHI
rOpody for ladies and gentlemen. MISS MORAN.
Room Is. 1901 st. NV. Jordan Bldg oc29-SOt
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOR HIRE.

-Four and six passenger touring cars.
With that private appearance;
Very stylish, best service. popular prices;
Careful and competent ehauheurs.
CLAYTON GRAFF. Mgr. IS Iowa Circle.
Phone North ism. Oxs5u
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TWO SIX AND ONE SEVEN BOOT SHOW
cases; mahogany plate glass. cust so: sell for SO
each DOWLING 4 CO. 62 81. nv. noIAst
WALNUT FOLDING BEDSTEAD FOR SALE.
Apply TO the JANITOR III 21th 81 NV uosu
BONA-FIDE FURNITURE SALE CLOSING
OUT Ny ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW FURNI-
TURE AT ACTUAL COST LOUIS NOTES
COR 9TH AND d SITS. NV oc2i-s0t
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Herald Branch Offices,
LOST AND FOUND.

LCST-IN FRONT or RAUCHER'S CONN.
ave. Monday pearl brooch: reward offered. Re
turn TO ROOM 621 Union Trust Bldg
r. NJ. NAGGETT ENGRAVED on GOLD HAN
die paTasol. lost between Norfolk boat landing
and Nomandie Hotel Finder return 10 COL Pa
ave. ATLANTIC HOTEL, and receive liberal
reward.
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o.a-Iashloned iuF garments SIS F st. NV ociO-if
SIX LARGE BRICKS OF SUPERIOR NE4POI-
itsn Ice Cream in a box, SOC; not II bricks Zoe
and zoe PER gallon. LACEY's, sg7 New YcrE ara.
NV. Phone u. eA anti
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MILLINERY.

LAURA ANDERSEN. MILLINERY. HAS RE
moved from ll36 seventh ST. NV. % llI5 Seventh
nv. Cast Sidcl. oc22 Boz
FURs REMoDELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
sl3 T ST oc9-u
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a HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENr
rooms, in one Of the most desirable apartment
houses in the city; centrally located references re
quired. Address BOX O., Herald c1flce- noI2-3t
IHE SARANAC, 1909 n CAPITOL sT.-ELE-
CANT Groom Apartment.
oel5u JOHN ". MORRIS. Ga F st. nv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Z HILTON JACKSON. Attorney for Complainant.
Filed November p. 1907. J. R. YOUNG. Clerk

Filed November Y, 1901. J. X. 1ODN6s Cierk-
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
of Columbia Robert MagaW et al IS. Amelia j.
Huntley e. a. Equity. No 2.33--fhe object Il TITS
sIit is 20 cancel. be4use Of the incapacty of TIE
gTantor and for the fraud and undue influence ex-
ertod in connection herewith. certain alleged deed
dated the 18th day of May. A. u. 1877. between
Alice y. MaRu. party Of tho hTst part. and Amelia
f. Huutley. I5dia H. Tiiton. and Hattie h. fag1ie.
trustees " the Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Oi the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church q Washington District Of Columbia, parties
of The second part said deed puroorting % convey
lots % and ~ In John g. Ames' and r. A. Nor
rsous subdivision Of part q SQUARE 75s. as Per pat
recorded IN book i3 folio 46. in the otice Of the
Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia On motion
of the complainant Il is this 18th day q NoyembT
A. ID. 1907 ordered that Van Bruut MagaW. Fred
eTick Magaw and Stephen Magzw cause their ap
Fesrsuce % b. entered herein o. before the for
tieth day exclusive q sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the DAY Of the first publication u
this order; otherwise the cause wiz be prOoeeded
with In q default Provided copy Of this
order be publishcd once week for three sucessiTe
weeks IN the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Herald. JOB BARNARD, Justice A
true c0py-Test: seal ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk b
J.. r. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk.
uOlt q .
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FOR SUBURBAN.

VERY DESIRABLE sR0OM HOUSES. ny
atts7ille. Md. large lots, ;oau water. OWNER.
llG0 J. 81. uW. LoII3t
NEW 5-ROOM FRAME HOUSE BLOCKS
south Of Woodbridge station; key in brick houz1
next door: SIS per month. :. j. DIEUDONNE.
453 9TH 81. nv u9la5t
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MRS. HENkLE. RELIABLE BUSINESS ME-
dium, II 9Th st. Sc Readings daily. ! TO s
n02-30t
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TYPEWRITERS.
DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. ETC.

Just RECEIVED, LOT OF HART2 NOUN
tain Cana-ies from 500 up also have gOod Scotch
Collie and ether dogs: G0ldfshes. Parrots. Rabbits
Incubators Chickens. and fall bulbs. sc SCHAIID'S s
BIRD STORE 7i2 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-FINE LOT FRONTING IS FEET
on Kansas ave. near shepherd 81, IN the ceuter
of the booming new northwest section; viii double
IN value in e short time: make offer. NlLLlGE.
GIBBS 4 DANIEL. COS SOS 18th St nolS2t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

PAINTING - SMALL JOBS PROMPTLY At
tended TO al low prices Address PAINTER. 65
Va. ave. Sc oofq =,
PLACE BY YOUNG WHITE MAN AS BIJTT- 57TS-
willing and obliging ll07 9th st. ne nol4-3t
WORK WANTED BY BOY: REFERENCE An
dress I76 Benning road. nc17.qr
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DEPOSITS CALLED IN
COrtelyOu Will Go to the Aid
of Interior Points.
NEW YORK IN GOOD CONDITION

Gold Now on way and Arranged for
VIII supply MetropOIis-Paris VIII
Probably Send sI5,OOO,OOO More.
DePOsitHrieS Turning over Money
at Rate OF sI,5OO,OOO "A Day.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE
FURNISHED.

Cor. 81 and d SIS. NV. Wen furnished rooms and
apartments; private baths; rates reasonable; tran
sonts taken; SOC I'D. iy6-u
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HAVE YOUR UPHoLSTERING DONE BY AN
expert az moderate cost BOX IS Herald osice
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WANTED-FEMALE.

EXPERT IN BRIEFING PAPERS MAKING
researching indeXing. stenogaphic and typewriting
desires position - secretary 20 literary lady OF gen
tleinan willing 90 pay 500 per month. BOX TO-
Herald Office. no1I -t
T1PEWRITiNG TO Do At HOME: WORK
called for and delivered. 2 r. !. ave- NV. nol2-3t
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Filed November 6. lsol. J. R. YOUNG. CLERK

Filed November 6. 1907. J. z. YOUNG. Clerk
N TIE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
of Columbia. IN re petition n fns Washington
Gasiight Company for the asof-tdinurnt Oi the
acsi cash Vniue II lis plant and necessary cost u
the construction q future extensions OF enlarge
mentS G zame and fGF further Teef. No. GA5.
Equi'y.-Notice Is this 6th day Of November. a. ID.
ls8s. hereby given that session 0f EqUlt Court
No. 2. q the supreme Court q the District 0f
Columbia. VIII be held IN its Courtroom, III the
CITY Of Washington u g. On MONDAY The
ID DAY OF DECEMBER, 1907, az 70 O'Clock @. ra-
% consider The petition II the Washington Gasiight
C0mEauy filed IN the said court on the 5th day q
N0gCrnbCr 1867 The Obiect q the said petition Is
the ascertsinmcnt by the said court Il the actual
cash value n the plant = the said Washington
Gaslight Ccmrauy and also the necessary cost Of
the construction q fu-lrc extensions or enlarge
meuts q the said plant; aud alsC The increase of
the capital stock u tne Washington Gaslight Com
pans 20 such In addition 20 its present capital
STOCK VIII equal the actual cash vslle q the said
plant and the Necessary cost q future extensions
enlaEse1nentg a. the same. ASHLEY NJ GOULD.
Justice. 4 tTJs cory-Tesf: Seal J. r YOUNG.
CLERK. By = t. CUNNINGHAM. Asst Clerk
nl7E.u
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DRESSMAKING.

WANTED-BH (COLOREDl EXPERIENCED
dressnaker sewing IN prirate f1niles- l0G2 s.h -;
nv. nol4-St
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BRADFORDS DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
22i Colorado Bldg, 18th and c.; phone Main 2525
Expert investigations any cause, all sections; estab
liShed 1856; private consultation rooms (For night
service phons residence. North f3iSl nnlAst
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BICYCLES.

UNICORN PUHCTURE-PRooF TIRES. uw;
haiAsst 10 runetufe; trial; guarantee. JONES,
.,s-513 - oclSSot-sod
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PERSONAL.

PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN CiO) SMALL
capital. desires acquaintance lady with means:
object. business enterprise and matrimony Address
JOHN K, Box 59 Herald Office. nolA6t
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WANTED BOYS OR YOUNG MEN
can earn good wages delivering telegrams Apply
MESSENGER DEPARTMENT, Weston Union OF
fee liOl ST ocIs-tbr.+f
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LADIES GARMENTS EENfODELFD FROM All,
styles TO the latest fashions Expert in alterations
J. KRIKSTEINE. 2l2 p st. Phone North s2s3
nolA3Ot
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R ROSS PERRY s son. R. H GOLDsBOR-
OUCH. LAMBERT 4 MCLEAN. Solicitors for
Petitioners
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North's School of Instruction

for general massag- face and scalp; shaPlpooinE.
and electrical treatment; individual in
structions. 5l7 lith st. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SAFE EXPERT. E B. GEEEG; > \ "
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SuperfuOUS Hair, Warts, MoI~s
Blrthmarks, blackheads. and all facial blemishe,
permanently removed by electrolysis Lady operator
Room 63. Aletzerott Bldg. lilo St pw.
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.
WALL PAPER.

AS WE ARE LARGELY OvERsTOCKED IN
wall paper Of all descipn5ns. We viii sell il al a
lo~ sacrifice price. Give call. +. q. NOLTE.
9O7 uth 81. NV iyiSeodtf
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 Up: SAMPLES
brought; latest fall Oesgn painting. LIE PREUX,
lsol 9Th st. Phone n. aislIl jalstf
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WANTED BY WOODWARD & LOTHROP-
boys from Il % Is years Of age. for floor service
bundle wrapping, stock rooms. &c; good wages and
rapid Advancement for capable bOyE Apply 10
Superintendent. WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
nclt.exS
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE FOR FACE AND
scalp; wrinkles and blemishes removed Mira
LYDIA JOHNSON. NJ G. graduated IN Swedeul
1872 g ST. NV. Trial treatment SOC Phone Main
59l9 NJ se2eS tn thur sat-3ot
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Madame Werner

Palmist. sste Of Chesapeake Beach bT srientiHc
methods tells past present, and future best voca-
ton in life. advice in business, &c; parties at
tended. Studio sl9 sth ST. NV oc16.,ot
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FARMS FOR SALE.
RUG WEAVING.

hUG WEAVING.
SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
tTom old carpets; the only weaving factory Of its
KIND IN the city. WASHINGTON RUG co All
SD s. NV. Phone Main s5Z5 ocsl,st
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FITS ANY CRIME
NEW YORK DEFENDANT AcoUlT.
TED ON A NEW DEFENSE
PSYCHIC EPILEPSY"

New York, June 3O.-Dr Elmorc
+. Elliott has escaped the meshes OF
the law through an unique plea. He
had been arrested for brutally assault
ing without provocation man and
his wife on the public highway. Psy-
chic epilepsy, defined as epilepsy with.
out anv external manifestations, was
the defense offered by the doctors
with success.
Dr.Elliott in his own behalf testi-
fed that he had been subject to az.
tacks of psychic epilepsy since child
hood and that during his attacks he
had no knowledge of his acts or re-
collection OF them upon his recovery.
Medical testimony was offered to sus'
tain his plea ana the prisoner was
discharged.
Lawyers heard the defense and
members of the district attorneys
stan continued to discuss DR.. Elliotts
strange statement long after the ply
sician had left the court. They agreed
that it's scope was practically limit
less and asserted that psychic epilep
sy would undoubtedly prove a success
ful defense even for murder.
1T is the best defense | ever heard
and the best defense in the world,
said Assistant District Attorney Turn
bull. NO man could be held respon
sible for any act II 1t could be show
that he suffered from this strange dI
sease"
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WORKS A SMOOTH TOMBSTONE
SCHEME ON INVESTORS.
SAID FAMILY WAS DEAD
Showed the Tombstones Erected In
Old Burying Ground, Then Sold
Allotments Of His Four Children
Now a Fugitive.

Tulsa, |. T.. June 30.-Jacob Rob
erts, a Creek freedman with an in
genious head for crooked work. whose
home is on Adams creek, four miles
northeast of Broken Arrow, Is fu-
gitive from justice, with one of the
smoothest frauds ever perpetuated in
Indian Territory TO his credit
Roberts, through a deal possible on
ly in Indian Territory, sold the allot-
ment of his four children to northern
investors. who are now facing suits
ol ejectment and may lose the farms
for which $1,000 each was paid.
Roberts worked 1t in the following
wise: At Wagner. year ago, he
purchased FIVE tombstones. one for
/ lis wife and four for his children.
which, suitably inscribed, he had set
up in an old abandoned Indian grave
yard and showed them the tombstones
watch verified his assertions. The
prospective buyers thinking all well
bought the property and took posses
sion. Not for several months did the
allottees learn of the old mans deal
When they did a howl of indignation
went up and they Immediately made
preparations to recover the fraudu
lent.y sold property.
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and domestic courses as taught them
in the school, marked the commence
ment exercises this year at the gov
ernment school for Indian youth at
Chilocco Nothing so interesting has
ever before been featured here and
the crowds that attended were far lar.
ger than any of those in the past.
In addition. too. was the staging ot
"Hiawatha' by the Indian graduates
in such a manner as to bring forth
the highest praise from those present
There were fifty-six graduates this
year, Indian boys and girls, the major
ity Of them being full-bloods. They
had completed the work in the aca-
, demiC, industrial and domestic
courses, and as result they are pre-
pared for professions and trades, well
equipped for the schoolroom, the farm
or the factory.
The commencement exercises prop
er were held in Haworth Hall, which
had never before looked prettier. The
handiwork of the Indian students was
/ everywhere. The decorations, electri-
cal effects, furnishings and equipment
all of it had been done by the Indian
| youth. taught and made skillful within
/ the walls of the institution.
The school orchestra, all skilled In
dian musicians, furnished the musical
numbers of the program and several
OF the selections were Indian music
obtained and prepared only with the
greatest difficulty. The salutatory was
by Michael lie MieuX. a Chippewa
who spoke on the advancement OF the
Indian race. He made the point thai
in proportion to the time consumed
the Indians have progressed farther
than the white man.
The demonstrations by the students
were in harness making. milk toast
ing. bread making, printing, cake max
ing and sewing A Winnebago youth
Geo. Brown, gave a demonstration o
making a tug. being assited by 9th
ers in his department. and they mad
this part of a harness, the graduat
, explaining the details to the audienc
each step in its construction.
The Indian students at Chilocco ar
not permitted to spend their summe
vacations in idleness. Four specia
coach loads of them have been take
to Rocky Ford. Colorado, where the
will work in the beet fields most o
the summer. These students, over 90
in number, were in charge Of J. F
Shields. former disciplinarian at Chi
occo.
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A Wonderful hannenlnn.

Port Byron, y. Y, has Witnessed
one of the most remarkable cases Of
healing ever recorded. Amos f. King.
of that place says: "BuCNcns Arnl.
ca Salye cured sore ON my leg with
which had suffered over SO years
am now So" Guaranteed TO cure
1ll sores by W. y. Frame, city Drug
Store.
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Diplomatic Bachelor (who has for.
gotten whether the baby is u boy or a
girn-Well, well, but he's a fine lit
tie fellow, isn't She? How old is IL
now? DO her teeth bother him much
l hope he gets through its second sum.
mcr without getting sick. She looks
like you, doesn't he? Every one says
it does Puck
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partmcnt Of Commerce and Labor
July "a. 1907
Applicants should at once apply
either ~ the L. $. Ciyil Service Com.
mission. Washington. ID. C.. or to G.
j. Sandlin, local secretary. Ardmore.
|. r.. for application blanks. etc. Re
spectfully. q. j. SANDLIN,
Local Secretary Ardmore, |. a.
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Headaches are frequently due to un.
known defective eyesight Have your
eyes examined. IL is done scientihcal.
ly here. No charge. Sight-correcting
glasses furnished. II needed. at most
reasonable prices.
80 +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
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GUARDED ON ALL SIDES
JOHN D. RockEFELLER BEING
ENTERTAINED AT ESTATE OF
OF HIS DAUGHTER.

New York, June Dispatches
from Pittsdeld Mass, report that Mrs.
r. Parmalee Prentice. who is az Oneta
Farm for the summeris entertaining
her father John D. Rockefeller. and
the estate is under strong guard, pre-
sumably TO prevent Mr.. Rockefeller
from being disturbed by process scry-
ers
The dispatches state that the lake
front uf the property is patrolled boy
launch and that reporter who
drove out to the place which he
found guarded al an sides. was in
formed that he could not approach the
house.
Mr. Rockefeller arrived at Oncta
farm late Thursday night
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Rotary. and there las not been e
single kick Of any sort There is no
truth in the stories Of the army Off
Gers nsF ng for leaves Of absence TO
-ciurn 10 the United States"
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Use Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup. Contains no opiates. II drives
the cold out OF the system by gently
moving the bowels. Contains Honey
and Tar and tastes nearly as good as
maple syrup. Children like 1t. Sold
by Hoffman Drug Co.
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Fresh shipments OF imported and
domestic cheese at the Grand Leader
Swiss, Limburger, Brick, Neufchatel
American Camebert and Imperial
Phone III. 30J
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INDIAN GRaDUATES
FlFTY.sl XsoYS AND GIRLS GRAD.
UATE AT GOVERNMENT
SCHOOL AT cHlLoCCo.

Guthrie. Okla, June 3O-Demon-
strations by the graduates, intelligent.
ly showing the benfits of industrial
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A woman likes to think her husband
could be a bad man If he didn't love
her so much.
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W. C AATFIELp.

Makes a speciality OF removing Corns
and Bun,ons. without pain. Residence
S35 West Main or phone 5S5.
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Il makes wives love their husbands
Crown Soda Pop. 3O-3
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There would be fun in even going
to church II II was a scandal.
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DeWitts Little Early Risers Small,
sure. safe pills. Sold by Hoffman
Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01

Special Dispstoh to Daily Alaskan
 New No7k,.MSroh l-Esvry ThsV hss issued a statement for the press 10 which he accuses District Attorney Jerome ot making uuproteSsicusl re marks iu the court He says that the distric, sttossey makes insinustions, refers to things that are not in evi- deuce, says things are true to which be can get DO witness to testify and other wise acts to create false impressions in the minds Ofthe jurors He says every word oI his wiFe's evidsBce is true.
 Abe Humnel, the New York crim. iual sud divorce lawyer, testified that Evel,u Nesbjt consulted him about briaring damage suit rgalnsl Harry Thsw before they were married He said that she was afraid that ThSw would not carry oB, his promise to
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for more than one year eta time. Tn rovEruur will sign The bill.
 rinhtsrr win Ont The legislature yesterday aoiosir
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fVtLYN THOUGHS Or SUING
 HARRY IhAN
Abe Hummel says wife of millionaire consult, ed him prior ofher marriage about bringing suit against sweetheart for damages

marry her
 Testimony has hecn introduced to show that White had ruined other eir's than Erelya Ne-bs. The names ol four others have been admitted .n evidence before tho jury. Some of them vare scrrcely 15 years oI age,
 Thaw.s vii. written when he feared according % the vGI}. that whne would kill. h5u, leaves several thousand dol lars io 1ha parents and relatives Of EIr. whom he says White ruined, for ,bs purpose og securing damages or other redress Tor tbs girls ard for the pur, pose oI prosecuting White.
 Testimony vas iacr9iucei which showed .har Waite begged go be0dad knee tr prevent the publication o a story .b5uI bis rsIa'Fons with one 0 the Firls-r ItJrle chorus girl et l5-ir the New York American.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01

Special Dispatch to Daily Alsskan)
 Sacramento, March Both houses ot the California legislature have pas sea & bill, aimed sl Chinese and Jsps.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01
PASS
Primary RsfOrm Bill GOas
 Through Tuesday

Special Dispatch 10 Daily Alaskan.
 Olympia, Wash, March At a point conference last night ii was agreed thst the direct primary election bill, as agreed upon, will be passed by both houses Tuesday. The bin is entirely satisfactory to the Direct Primary league The politicians were unable 1o emasculsre jt ss they had planned do- ing.
 An initiative aod referendum bill was passed by lbe house of representa-. tives last night !, is expected that l, will be passed by the state senate and signed by the governor.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-01
20 per cent. discount

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