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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-27
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO
Chicago. Dec I.-The wheat market
today opened weak because OF lower
Liverpool cables bug soon rallied on a
good demand from shorts. May wheat op-
encd ie0fac 90 hd1c lower az i.Oisis t0
l.llia and sold on l.0l.
Tie corn market opened easy in sym
pathY with wheat and because OF liberal
local receipts. Later nrices advanced
when wheat rallied MAY corn opened
O aihade % itc lower at 5ohQ.n and sold
The oats market was easy because Of
large local receipts. MAY oats opened a.
% ho. lower OF 5lls 10 5a'i and sold at 53a
The provisions market was firm be-.
cause of l0c advance Do tho price of
I've hogs. Man pork wac up r2ulI Ir
Lard was 4hl0c higher 90 s2s. RIBS uu.
changed az f0a.
EvAPoRATED FRUITS.
Sow YORK Dec 21-There WA very
ltHe business in The market Cor dried
iruIlt and prices were moro or less
changed. with fancy quoted at uWqr.
choice 100, primo shnsh.c, and 1910 frui
prlnes were steady. with quotations
ranging from bh4lfc for California fut
and from 6n7i.c for Orcgons
ssApIln'if ftmhlled hrm. Win choice al
s1t'o, extra choice at 5000. fancy
Peaches quiet. choice l2mnsc. evtra
fancy lt0llMc.
liaisns were dIn and rather easv
WITH loose muscatel quoted at 741ac.
seeded rulsina at 1d0Ac' ana london M,
era az l.10al.6O.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
New york Dec %. sugar raw steady
falr refining 3.30n3 b. centrIfFal ag fest
3.M mulHfseH sugar B O0u8 rs
itehned quiet crushed $50 powdered
coffee quiet. 80. Rio Ga, 30.
BUTTER AND EGGS
nlcsaso, Dec "a Butter steady. cream.
N ietaf az msrk. cases included
'''@N ''eeA sse2iei others ~ low as leo.
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Custom Amayers and cheris,s. 100
South West Temple 81
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a. n. Snow q Co., Stock brokers.
"a Commercial Blk Both Phonvslg7g
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faiYlew sIl King l0 asked. Fsfr-
View Eagle' % bid. Nevada Illus 2.s5
03 90, rlttsburF sil Peak iqf0r -a6-
North star Wonder .03. Eaglo's Nd
,2023 New Hlls Florence. q asked
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

San Francisco, Dec. 27.-The quo
tauons on Nevada mining stocks are
reported by the San Francisco Stock
exchange as follows:
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BUI.LFRoG


Mauh CON. e40er. Mauh. Min. Co.
cas-. "a Wedge. S0i 5. Humphrey 3
bid. Dexter. o BID 4. Joe. ! o.. Mus
tang. no BID. Little Grey o bid COW
Boy. l02. Ong MANN, asked. Rron-
cho. hld; j. jack asked Pinenut.
8 bid Buhalo. l02 s. Dog. y bid: 81.
Horse, asked, IND. Camp . hId.
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a. 4. CAMPBELL.
stock BrokoG 2lb ID. h. Walker BLOCK
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COPPER MOVEMENTS.
Yesterday Report Of Imports hnd
Exports from New York

Exports from New York
Boston. Dec 27.-The Boston News
Bureau says A New York dispatch
saws. Yesterday copper imports
were 900 tons of bars or slabs and 200
toms OF matte exports were 71s tons,
633 from New York ana lt5 from Baltl-
suure. The December movement d
date imports $40 tons and exports &c.,
15l tons Since Jan. J. imports have
been l0i839 tons ana exports 22o3gl
tons"
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CONCENTRATES

Manager az j. McGnl OF The New
YORK Bonanza h.uins company h
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
~ ,. hanauer J. " sadler
lss 81. West Temple. p. .. box isss.
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Sandstone. 2O922; Col Mt. i7d1s.
Jumbo Ext, 55d5s. Vernal. 5 bid. Penn
sylvania, asked. Kendall. ttGi3.
Booth ~ bid. Blue Bull l70ls: Adams
6G7; Silver Pick. 21u2s; Nevada Boy.
goa. Black Butte Ext. 4 bid Blue Bell
s09: Dixie. 4Q5. Goldheld Columbia 3
bid. Hibernia. bid. ST. Ives. f3 bid
Conqueror 4 bid; Black Rock. bid
Lone star. 9QlO, O Wonder 3 asked.
orc. bid. Kendall Ext. 1N3, Sandstone
Ext3 bid; Mhyne2 bid. Atlanta. 28d30.
CO. Bend 2sM 20; Slmmerone. 3 bid.
Empire. 8 asked Red Top Ext. 1870
"a. Florence 3.75m3.17M; Dneld -.
q. Cons. 1915; Goldhcld Daisy. 600
aii Commonwealth. no asked: Comb.
Fraction. 1905. CT Bend Ext. bid:
CT Bend Annex. Q bid Midtown. bid T.
y p. BONANZA, bid Kewanos. "a bid
Efmeralda. I hid; Portland, sWt0;
Crackerjack, 7Ws; Red Hills. 30W 81;
Mohawk Ext, asked. l.. Onion. 4
bid y. Tiger 1905. Grandma. 7NS.
s. r. Ext. asked, Y. Rose. 4 asked
Col Nj Ext, 3 asked. Goldheld Con
4.55nf .blhi D'held Trinagle, 70A.
BuLLFROG.
Original 3 BID. Bunhog Mining. 8
bid Mont Bullfrog. i02i National
Bank. 30 bid. J.. Harris @ asked
Amethyst 1Mk. Gold har 3fuaO. Dem
yer Bulfrog Annex bia. Bonnie
Glare. 40 hld Mayhower Con-. l5a l6.
Montgy sho. ENten.. z43, a. Scepier.
2df Moutgy. NJ 3 bid. Homesiake
CON, 1bNU Y Gir. lW2. Nugget 3
hid TRAMP ruus iAul9.
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New Popular
Copyright Fiction
The following are a few of
important Fall Books
of Fiction:
Price Postpaid

Arizona Nights. by White, author
OF Eldzed Tran .........s.........t l.bU
Ancestors, by Atherton, author OF
the Conqueror .................... l.75
Barbary sheep By Hlchens, author
Of Garden Of Alldh................ 1.2B
Beth NorYel, by Parrish, author Of
Bob Hampton s...-.-....... lb0
Car Of Destiny, by Williamson, au-
thor OF the Lightning Conductor. $50
Cruise Of the Shining Light by
Duncan, author Of Doctor Luke
~ Labrador ............tt.++...s l.ao
Daughter Of Anderson CROW, by
McCutcheon ,........ -,..t'..s.' LOU
Days on by Van Dyke author or
Story OF other Wise Man.. $50
Empire Builders by Lynde, author
~ The CRATER ................... 80
Fruit Of the Tree. by Wharton, au-
thor Of House Of Mlrth......... l. 80
His own People by Harrington.
author OF Gentleman from In
diana. net ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Holpmate. by Sinclair. author Of
Divine Fire ......t........s...... 100
Halo. The, By Won Hutton. author
OF ram -. =, .''..,,,,. LOU
or of Alice-for- Short ........... rs
Lions Share, The. by Thanef, au-
thor of Man m the HOur.........t. $50
Lone star The, hy Lyle author
of The Mla7ourian ........+...t.. 100
Money Magic, By Garland, author
OF Main Travelled Roads ......... I SOL
Romanco ~ an ola Fashioned Gem
ueman. By y. ". smith........., $50
Santa Fe'a Partner by IanYler,
author Of Aztec Treasure House l.b0
Satan sanderaon by Halle W.
mimic RiVea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l,'0
Shuttle. The, by Frances Hodgaon
hNfUeIl ffssfsHaf ffff fffffffff Hsfff Nv
Traitor. Tho. by Thomas Dixon. Ir $50
Way Of "a Man. The, by HOugh. au-
thor 0f The Mississippi Bubble. $50
Weavora. The. by Parker, author 81
The Right of Way .............,. 80
Younger eet The. by Chambers
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May Day-500 at o.
rncle sam az 4Oit. 500 az 90 S.
co.
Beck Tunnel-12OO at 4ois. $500 at
40. $ 30.
Black Jack-500 az 2h
Colorado-i00 az 2.17ia 5. 30.
crown Point soc at ,52,
Iron BLOSSOM. 200 at -3ia.
So. Columbus-l00 at 80.
Sioux Con.-t4600 az 49,
seven Trouehs-t 900 az "a. s. so, l.
500 at 81. S. 80. 500 at 80, 500 at 55ia,
r. 30: 500 at 35. D. 30.
Victor Cou.-500 at \.
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tuunel--i.200 az 49ia.
Black jack, 500 at II.
Grown Point 900 at t.
Col0rado-200 az 20. 500 al 2.l7is.
D1iy Judge-250 at $50.
DAILY West-lO0 al 500. 5o at 40.
Lower Mammoth az 40, 100 az
40is zoo at &c. s. 30
Seven Troughs-I 500 az 80. 1900 at
35. S. 80. 500 at 35ia. l.50l at SOLE. ;. co.
Loco nj 49, p. 30
Uncle Sam Con.-l10O az go. 100 at
40e
Yankee Con.--2o0 az 26la.
REHABILITATION
Shares. Value.
Regular ........ ........ 1850 SS'e2s %
open board .... ........lI2O0 s,4io.Oo
Forenoon totals ....35.7oo Si5ls4.75
P. NJ LISTED STOCKS.
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Forenoon totals ....357oo Si5l34.15
z. NJ. LISTED STOCKS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
SJRANCE COMPANY OF the District
or Columbia, Washington, January 19,
lsJl-ILe annual meeting OF the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia viii De held on the
FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY ithe
4th proNlmO) ut the office OF the conn
pany No, sJ3 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. commencing at O'CLOCK
A. N
BY the charter OF the company the
election OF seven managers TO conduct
the affairs or The company is required
10 be held at the above meeting.
BY the sixth article of the bylaws Of
the company IL is provided: At the an
Huul meeting OF the company. the Hrst
business in order shall be the appoint
ment OF "a chairman. who shall conduct
The meeting and election Ia accordance
with the act OF incorporation. between
the hours Of s o'clock a. IN. and o. ,. IN.
amount of premium notes. :, CSC. 20. Us
Amount of cash on hand l3,6zI13
9vclI4llrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80. "
Heal te.-............-........ S5uJuJ
onlce furniture and fixtures. 5000
Losses by hre, adjusted and
HAlu ---.-r-r--s- .--.---a-ss = SD
The annual statement viii be ready
FOR distribution al the ONCE OF the COM
pany about February .. 1897.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
!. PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01
NEW THEATER
TO Be BUILT
BY LUCKETT
VIII Be Centrally Lo-
Cated-Fred Berger to
Manage Columbia.

Washington is 10 nave another drst-
class theater In the central section OF
the city. This announcement is made
upon the authority of Joseph Luckett,
Of the firm OF Luekett < Dwyer, les
sees OF the Columbia Theater. Air.
Luckett also announces that the Column
bia will pass from their control at the
expiration of their lease on June ], 1905.
when Fred e. Berger Will assume its
management.
In speaking about the proposed thea
ter, Mr.. Luckett said; within a week
/ will make public the location Of the
site and also the plans and specifications
or the building 1 can say that The To-
cation is central. and that the building
Will be a arst-class structure. an orDa-
ment to Washington. IL will be modern
in every respect"
Concerning the class Of attractions 10
be presented at the new plavhouse
which viii be completed I'm time for the
season OF boss, AfT. LuCkett said that
klaw q ErIangeF would supply tie pro-
auctions, as they have for the Columbia
Theater under the present regime
Fred c. Berger who Will succeed
Messrs Luckett e. Dwyer IN the man
dgcmeut or The Columbia al the eyuIra-
ton OF the lease held by the present
ufn, has made his home in Washington
Tor the past urteen years He man
aged the Lafayette, now the Beiasco
Iheaters for many years. lie also di-
Fected the affairs OF Sol Smith Russell
ana Is now managing kyrle RelleW Tor
hldW a Erlauger. Upon coming into
viii reconstruct the interior and entirely
reht and refuTHish IT,
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Ever read one of these
genuine letters -?
DOCTOR EXPLAINS
His Article in the Medical Magazine
About Coffee.
DOCTOR EXPLAINS

One OF the most famous medical rub-
LEGATIONS in the United States is the
'AlkalOidal Clinic" in a recent num-
Der OF which an entertaining article On
coffee by a progressive PHYSICIAN and
surgeon was published. In explaining
his position In the matter this physician
recently said:
IN the article in question I really
touched but lightly upon the merits OF
Postum Food Coffee. 1 have had several
cases of heart trouble, indigestion and
nervousness where a permanent cure
was effected by merely using Postum
in place OF coffee without any other
treatment
In my own family I have used Pos
tum Tor three years and my children
actually cry for it, and will not be
SATISFIED with any other beverage. IN
deed they refuse 10 eat until they have
had the customary cup or Postum and
as IL Is rebuilder and dOss nothing lut
good am only too glad 10 let them have
it,
TO get the best results we boil he
Postum at least % minutes and il is
then settled by adding a little cold
water. then the addition Of fresh cream
hlahes beterage now prefer 10 the
very best coffee" Name given by Pos
tum Coz Battle Creek, Mich.
Authorities are agreed that Postum is
I a wonderfully quick and sure rebuilder.
Ten days trial in place OF coffee proves
Look in pkgs. for the famous little
book. The Road 10 MELVILLE.
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Died.

Ba.GHT-On January il. 1907, JAMES G.
BRIGHT
PARTICULARS in another column.
HAUTZ-On January 81. 1907 JOHN HAUTZ.
Particulars in another column.
lie PEEUA-On Thursday January 81. 1901
Al D. IA o'clock, LIACS j. beloved son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Liaus lie Freux i'm tbe
tWenty-ufth year OF his age.
Funeral from his laJe residence az
sixth street northwest, saturday, February
al $3.50 a m- Services al 81 parrirI-,s
Church at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Friends and
relatives are invited. Please omit flowers.
Chicago and Philadelphia papers please
copyD il
HOLT-Ou Wednesday, January 30 1897.
CHARLES j. HOLT. last surviving child
Of the late DIT Henry and Susan j. Holt
of Jackson Hin. j.. G.
Funeral on Saturday, February 2 at ESQ
p. m, from George p. Zurhorst's. 31l East
Capitol street. Friends invited 20 attend.
faI-2J
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01
WRECK VICTIMS FATHER
TO ADMlNlSTRATE ESTATE

John r. Daley. Of Indianapolis, Ind
has filed in the Probate Court petition
for issuance OF administration papers
on the estate OF the Rev. Oliver Lewis
Daley 10 J. Granville Adams. Mr..
Daley says his son. the Rev. Oliver
Lewis Daley, the latter's wife and
daughter were killed in the Terra Gotta
wreck, and that the sole heir OF the
Rev. Mr.. Daley is a four-year-old son.
John Thomas Daley. who lives with
his grandmother at Falls Church. Va
The only estate left by the Rev Mr.
Daley is about 500 worth Of personal
property in Newark. Ohio. and the
claims against the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births

William and Mary WeadOn. girl.
Manuel 4 and Lula A. walter. bJy.
Charles d. and Elizabeth s. small.
girl.
Timothy E.aHd Mary G. -shugrae,- SRI.
Charles and Leoua Smith girl.
Frances A. and Beulah j. Money. eirl.
James and Mabel h. Mckay. EirL,
Edgar ;. and Julia Jones, girl
Henry ana Mary Hail. girl
Charlie and Gertrude Green. eirl.
Israel and Ee1eeca FUR, girl
James K. aud Annie r. Farrell. girl
Henry aud Sarah Fairfax. bow
Myer w. and Rosie Dss0n. boy.
Robert ). and Mary Carver. how.
Lewis and Este'le Brown. b1v.
Frank W and Margaret BrinkIfv girl
James and SopArouia Smith. girl
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Deaths.

Sarah Dean. So years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
tlOreutiua J. NJ Garrett. IS wears 1=f4
J. street
Bette Ford, 80 years. 212I Eleventh
street northwest.
John H. Wise, g. years, s3s G street
southwest
lydia schwartz. 76 years. ul2 Sixth
street northwest
Joseph Geier, 81 years. 7ol Ninth street
uotheast
Ella Johnson, 50 years, 904 Twelfth
street southwest.
Richard Bruce. ] year. I'D Thirteenth
street northeast
Jennie A Fry, 4 months, l2IS r street
northwest
Raphiel T. Fly months. 216 X street
northwest.
Howard Fairfax, eight days. AIS Eight
eenth street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01

What the evidence presented will be
we do not know Assuming that the
stories are true. and that the man s
Justification FOR the shooting or White
viii be Evelyn Nesbit's story Of her
friendship with him. a woman jury
would want 10 know only two things.
They would want 10 be shown first that
after Evelyn married Thaw that she Was
trying 10 live deeently and honestly.
ana that she had put the past behind
hef. Then they would want to know
II White molested her In her new life.
Judging the Wife.
As for Evelyn herself. her sympathy
would depend entirely upon her married
record.
They would make allowance for her
unprotected youth. for her beauty. and
her poverty, and great temptation; but
her excuses ended with her marriage.
After that. she had money beyond
her dreams. She had the protection OF
a husband. the shield OF a good name
the helping hand of a noble woman.
anxious TO raise her sons wife up. and
make her what she should be.
i don't think that jury OF women
would pay much attention 10 the plea
OF emotional insanity as an excuse Tor
a crime. They know too much about
ny sierra themselves. and have certain
contempt for anybody who can be taken
In by IL.
On the other hand. if the fact that
ThaW killed White through sheer
jealousy should be developed by the
evidence, IL would appeal to a woman
Jury FAR more than il would 10 men. So
would the 'unwritten law"
If a Woman jury acquitted Thaw-and
l think il would-it would do so on its
emotions Whether IL would be more
emotional than "A man jury We cannot
tell-untn We hear the verdict Of the
man jury,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01
LOYAL LEGION PLANNING
FOR ANNUAL BANQUET

Invitations have been issued by the
AImtury order OF the Loyal Legion
OF the United States To the tweuty-dfth
annual banquet OF the society which will
be held at 7.30 o'clock tonight IN Raus-
cher's a number OF toasts will bee re-
spOndtd 10 by prominent members Of
the legion and guests.
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If Than We're Tried
By Jury of Women!
Verdict---NOt Guilty!
Dorothy Dix Says the Gentle Judges Would
Disregard Insanity Plea, But Give Man
Life on "UnWrittcn Law"
By DOROTHY DIX.

NEW YORK, Feb. Sitting in the
courtroom, hour after hour, and day
after day, watching the slow process
Of selecting a jury of men. have been
wondering how IL would be II the panel
was composed OF women and Harry
Thaw was TO be tried by a jury Of
women.
/ think, in the first place. If there was
a woman prosecuting attorney that she
would not waste half hour getting a
taleswoman's opinion on capital punish
ment or insanity, and whether size had
formed any views on the case and
whether she was married or single and
if so, how often. and then find out by
the very last inquiry, after everything
else was satisfactory. that a lady had a
teething baby or was engaged 10 go TO
bridge whist. or could not leave her
knitting.
Women don't care rap for precedent
OF for putting the cart before the horse,
and the very first question prospective
taleswoman would be asked was II she
could take of her bonnet and stag
right then and there!"
II she could not-neXt
Merciful and Not Merciful.
/ think that a jury OF women would
be both more merciful ana less merci-
fuI 10 Thaw than jury of men viii Ice.
1 think that they would look at his
slim, young. boyisn figure. at his mouth
that quivers when he speaks. at his
face that is So eager, ard they would
think OF their own sons and be very
sympathetic and ready 70 give him the
benefit of the reasonable doubt"
Then they would look at him again,
ana think OF lheiT daughters. They
would think Of his wasted life, or MS
prOhigacy. of his excuses. and they
would see in him the type OF the man
who sOWs wild oats that some woman
has 10 reap in tears and sOTrOW-the
type of man who brings 10 the pure
young girl that he marries only the dust
ana ashes of a WORKOUT heart and a
past So dark his wife never dares 10
look into its depths. only women know
how many women lives are ruined Dy
men like that, and a jury OF women
would not deal as lightly with ThaN 8
sins and tOliies AS a man jury Will.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01
GAS FUMES KILL
FOUR PEOPLE AS
THEY LIE IN BED

DAYTON. Ohio. Feb. -Four persons
are dead and one probably will die as
the result Of escaping gas. John Caus-
lin is az the hospital with little hope OF
recovery. His wife. two children. and
his brother. Charles. are dead. All
were found in bed today when DR.. L. Il.
Hendricks called 10 treat the children
Tor measles. The children slept with
the mother, while the brother Occur
pied an adjoining room.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01
Academy'S Ruins
AWait Pleasure
OF EStin1atOrS

The work Of clearing away the debris
of the recent fire from the interior OF the
Academy building viii not go on until
the insurance adjusters finish with their
estimates OF damage. ". r. Raplev
and the other directors Of the Lincoln
Hall Association. the CORPORATION own
ing the building and site. have every
thing ready 10 begin the construction Of
the new building as soon as the adj
JusteTa make their report which is ex-
peeted by Tuesday or Wednesday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01

f."D frfn Alberta. increasing wear by
year from 5000 in 1894 10 l05.000 in 1895.
-...4 --..uJt Iu 1880. This he declared.
Is one of The results of the present land
policy of the United States. tmmedi-
ately 10 the south of the Canadian line
on the same line of lands. development
has ceased because the people have been
battered and badgered with litigation
By the United States Government until
they are now moving over the line 10
country where the government en-
cOurages rather than discOurages settle
mcnJ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01
Marriage Licenses.

Francis W. Peters and Roberta II. Nc
Claugherty. both OF Bluedeld n Ia
James Williams. OF this city and
sarah Porter. CnaTlestOWn. W Va
Sidney Il. Tucker and Lillian Colds
borough
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01
KING TO VISIT PARIS.

LONDON, Feb. king Edward and
Queen Alexandra are going 10 spend a
week in Paris before the opening 81
Parliament Their ma jestles start Feb
-uary .. returning probably February 9
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Dr.. CARLFToN VAUGHAN

Reliable Dentistry not the cheapest, bat
the best al the most reasonable prices
IoI2 ST. N. W. Phone z0s6.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01

Washington. j.. C.. Jan. I6. 1901.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY-Noti OF Annual
Meeting OF St0CkhOlders-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders o. The
Washington GasIlghL Company for the
election OF directors and Tor such other
business as may properly come before
Eaid meeting, viii be held at the Office
OF the company, 4I8 10th ST. NV. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1901. at u
q CLOCk 81. The polls viii be open
from y clock noon 20 clock y. II.
WILLIAM =. ORME. Secretary.
jai6-lst
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-01
AUTO FEVER AT 1nz

Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt. of Brooklyn. has
caught the auto fever al Ids, and is
rOad-tOuring IN Connecticut
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wArC-t AND CLOCK RrPArnrna.

WAFC-< AND CLOCK EEPAIEIH @.
Why 90 down town and pay big
prices when you can get your work
done much cheaper al sZ3 -Jth 81. nv.
Watches and clocks and jewelIy repair
Ing. Clocks called for and delivered.
French clocks and English hau clocks a
speciality. Call OF send postal T. r..
CALLAHAN. 20 Goth ST. NV ja4-20g
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VENTILATION vyTTHour pRAueRT

VENTILATION WITHOUT DRAUGHT
the most essential 70 retain health.
Equip your Churches. school Houses.
Once Rooms. Sleeping Apartments. &c.
with -FULLafAN AUTOMATIC VEN
IILATOKS." Economical and eyerlast-
ing. II c. KIDWELL. Wash. u. c..
mgr Cor company. once. LIS 5lst 81
PhOT- West Sill
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Special Notices.

BOARD or EDUCATION OF the Dis
tTlct OF Columbia January So 1915. Free
evening lectures FOR the people under the
auspices OF the Board OF Education.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1ST. at j.. n.
at the PUBLIC LIBRARY. Switzerland,
Dy DR. vs. J.. 4 addison. Al the NORTH
EAST TEMPLE, Jamaica. by Wood
worth CIum. g.. ~. BAIRD President.
Board OF Education 1aL-Zt
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COFFEE

Try leaving coffee alone
10 days and using