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Potter Burg. &c. Coal Greek. ana
Goldle Downs. 90, Coal Creek
Joseph Schwarbauer, ~, seatts'
and Agnes Sprettbek. rs, Ballard.
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Hoods Canal

900 aNfeu near tsnHf arHth 10 NrHtFfk
arfer cleared suaN tHHaa bern. ftf
psice fLfol SEQ rash halaneu easy
RON -ACtpNu REALTY 8 loan CO.
go American tiauk MidE ta
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BARGAINS ~ IONS

Urfn enc ttsk rom uainisr
Boulevard at uNuihfaft HrafUF neat
ta rFnrr suap 90 fa terms
~ corner ~ ear ave p ana
ffait coo hiaHh ffam thF CESAR o.
taf Hnr m fine nfIHhiuf NHst
Naf tIaa fflfr Gee fru Ha8H
tins sos fash. hal } aua feafa.
af 90 rent
nsautfsi sirw iais Nsrin farb
&c fahfnaot lllsi r.ath "a 30 Nasrr
tafa aHH eiHaf te car 'lHr fF aH4
orc uhH aants % hoHa slif Nllh
pIfntf af rrnana ara superb ftew
fhia can't hr laFI Rested f.f thr
m4ssf t'btee euy cash.
bal ta sait.
tnatrffurtef yire teir IS itih ave
rmiF HaaH q fiaaten tfFH ef iMAe
NHfa tHien Nas tnIsrfatff tshr
WasaiHftQu ani lhE mlrfains -
is eseh rfHs Nna 3 fssh. BEL
ant a. naeutha
AnUfhfr unstsfftifiltir Wee fHf ~
Capitol tlHi efaf sfe ~ HH aFe
ant fUeflanH Drive Sans. sts
tHraprs lat in tnf tiHfflft Nfnf W
tfr affra aHt ean shaa yea
fr3le fwe faa eaHh
CuuINHE aIMTh0N
W hafef4eaH usnA ifs
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SAN FRANCISCO. oct When
the trial Of TREY J.. Ford was re-.
numed this morning. Judge lawlof
uyerrulcd the objection " the de-.
Tense to the examination Of Celia
McDermott, Fords confidential
Btonographer. and she was again
called 20 the stand The defense
held that any knowledge that Miss
McDermott might possess concern.
ing Ford's affairs must be held a.
confidential aH any knowledge
cleaned from client by an a..
torney
Miss McDerm0tt was asked 10
Identify several typewriter papers
which the prosecution placed ia evi.
doneo bat Miss MeDormott denied
haytDR written the papers or Of
having any knowledge OF them She
admitted having seen tuef at the
office Of Ford but would not say
that she had ever seen Huef bring
In shirt boz
George Francis. head clerk Ia the
law department Of the United Rail.
roads, proved 10 be rather "A teHty
witness lie awore that he was in
the employ of Ford although paid
By the United Railroads aud fof
that reason be had refused 20 testi,
~ before the grand jury
Mysterious Mr.. Cans.
An objection 20 tho examination
Of Francis WAS made by Attorney
Rogers. claiming that be- was a con
fidnutial cmpioye and could not be
forced 10 testify As Ia the case Of
Mlna McDermott. Judge Iawlor
ruled IN favor Of the prosecution
a mysterious Mr. Cans was
brought into the case by Prosecutor
HcneY, who inquired ~ both AiiHs
McDermott and George Francis II
they had ever seen Cans in the Of
flee 81 Calhoun about May. 1906
bat both denied ever having heard
81 him until several months ago.
Francis made up the payrolla Of
the persons employed By Ford. and
when questioned by Heney denied
ever having seen the name Of Ruof
GA tho payroll
Charles = Gale. another empioye
81 the corporation. testified that on
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CITY arAl9 narArn


haHement. zoe faEtNa. fitan Near rhf.
sehooi lake Can res tipp Fremont ave.
Phone North itaa 1858
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oYElNo AND CLEANING.

Stylish millinery AZ lowest prices
Mr. a y Hanson. 1891 Fourth ave
r.Imn- U-un .ILnaI -
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Farms aud ranches near Seattle Ia
coma, Everett M Vernon and HeIlne.
ham and also Pr0Baer Irrigated fruit
trHctH Hundreds 20 select from. Cali
on ug before you buy
LONEgHEN a WEuMAHK
fGe Arcade Mida TT
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EVERYBODY Ia CONVINCED
that ali that slightly property hrtaeeu
THE TWO NEW HEaEUENIHH ANp
PARKS
and fronting on
TIE NEW boulevard
win be- extremely valuable
FOWELL.H NORTH rNtNEuHITY
Joins ono ~ the parka Every lot L.
cleared and in clover 70 ia positively
tho pretusat property on the market co.
day
lots 93s0 20 $3.50 Very easy terms
Come out and aea the extensive lu1-
proyemonta corner ttth av 81 aud
E E0th.
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BARGAINS
In Lots

@sim ras tiers fram nsiniss
teststaft af aaaineast seattle
. nfst 60 rafnrr sHer % nta
fuHN
" trfnsr - e'rih ats nerih
aHH lfa.f ere t'aFN ffufW taH
crtaf sfest csf line Be- rns
NfIFfttf NiaaG Htea fHars
talanes D asa sfafa a. : psF
t, cent
. TIVE tsaatfai vts~ ris salN
narH AZ taEfHasaf faaf aruth =
A hakw sHfe Hna tiaHs O. oaF
+. hHwe else aifa pFHtf az gfaand
an1 sauTft stsH thfs cab b.
{. tNFiicste1 90 thf mens8 FTtse
eelf i.hf aHs haf eaaa. tai.
[. arfs FL rutt
uutsilus.a sisw "a % l1f.
N tnftH Wf@r fhti
. s s.s' s ss~ ,. Is lss, ' 80.
I. Washinstsr snt ihf n4eanfains
4. isais sssb taissss sns ii
. Aaeihsr anatsiruriftis visw ia o.
cafHei iiWl ussi see - Tesn.
/. a. thfd aFs ana fiahlana
sfivs tsfts IRE shfanfFt -
~ al zee sh9v Yca Price
I. Corinne Simpson
. ,..s 49, q, Aa'',saa nsas rae
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our new home building plsn. Whereby
we build fou o home ftgnoe design %
I youf own selection. in the district you
I ilke uron small paymea, down. the
balance like rent Cema .n snd pick out
yepf let and house design. You cant
niEiiL : uurcuiSaoH
iiii Am uank III Phone tofs --if
$50 anwn takes room cottage. cor
nrF ~ bQatQN, ! blocks car Woodland
patk. lays hiFk lake Yiuwl fe.iot until
the tth Can rec Ht0g Fremont ave-
cor tiat Phone North iiaa ao.s
SPECIAL TODAY acre uset eiesa IN
anlY $50 on terms ~ q psf month"; also
save lots Lake Washington water noht ~
zach. GA terms % mehlh aiso the fehssa
tlaeksst land ca earth ~ VALLEY Ctty,
cheap en- terms alec ny uFssn tass mas.
sieu hums, will trade Zoe hina county
aneh Gene. see itiilmshs salesman 10
asy w 1tHss bloes We ais the esusrs
ia
i60st00 aonihsaa corner an cleared
tieghs eat leka woodland lafh 81 goo
fItu down. balance SO uFNfY Wnnths
can residence eiep Fremont ave Phone
Nouh ttaf ao.g
Dor Haie fwo blocks choice land Fuos
for anS purpose Tive short blocks from
Hatsuua station. on Green Lake raf line
Inquire ~ owner. uu premises
esig Meadow Place --so.te 10
& room house basement fuii -
wood fnr winter Fruit tFees appiss
pears rfuura ard theffies tioets 90
cat aud sieHr Go school hiHh aHd siHhtiy
Price si tuot with terms iHaldenfe $50
Nofth est street Phone North lsi a-tf
Faf Sale ~ Owmrrw New eroam
house fnr Flae beet material ulueh fnf
EaH wired and pinsd far furnace 81 700
a bargain aetf iAth aFN west Main
aA't' NJ WAsgegN An
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s.FnaHa. sew. usadrfn fattaaH. iot tea
faa. framnnt bearing ffutf trees block
from car $3.50 fefWa Call uwuef
Iuf unren north. a 4sea Its to+a
tfaH down takes t.raem house iai sea
le0l balance ttt per Hnnnfh ZINE aouHd
View. tiafhs Woodland fafkl tthaai
fi 200 Cali see eiN8 Ntrmunt ave. rsr
f1nt lhHHr Nutth tlbs afs1
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II you want reliable dye works. ring
~ Main ill1 ~ A 7eT Queen CITY Dye
.Wofka 4ie Union g. AZ
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We Win
Do the Rest

Minimum charge for any
"ad. 20 cents.
CHARGE for one insertion, Toe
per line. Seven words 20 the
line. Three times, one cent a
word one month, &c por line
per day
DOWNTOWN AGEN CY--
Kennedy Drug Co, First ay
and Cherry.
BALLARD AGENCY. II
Mullen. s2i Ballard avs OPP
City Hail Phone, Ballard SOC
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. al.
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Corinne Simpson
Our New Illus
trated Booklet
Is Now Ready
To Mail You Free

a De simfiF tsauffui an9 can b. bad
~ imff afn. .HE in Fruf meme. o. will fHl-
Af rrHIHim ati ahaHs our cmatrF. ietei tkr1
In Nrrnn.a unirh wF are now aeIIfnF af fif
tu flff Ffr ief. on trffns ~ 81 90 ~ PEI
mesk Nnw ia FUur chance tn Boz snn1f o.
ftia level lars Far hUmeH ~ Investments
N rannef hs ttaf tiruara built Co. auit
rfifa oyer rxsuinEa sar your runVsn.
fsnra
SATtoNAL LAND CoMrANr.
tot-tct rionssr riiE. SEATTLE
Main 1894 Ind ul
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Brilnal
Eeoorate
ID with
pa has
inlsyhous
~ open
a. air Of
M and
k,0stnme
occupied
hg a Sc
Ehe coca
kta ende
viii IN
md an
shoe stoc
fn0Hloasn
Sheh the
Hmfortal
how
Nay Y
made A
INags in
ped thro
n on lea
ERls wer
EhOthers
fkrobatic
a. nlustr
ho,hers
urlesque
p talke
Boyd ana
a with a
RGd apl
Comedian
tertaine
Within
Nter the
20 biz
Dose wh
90 show
~ lobby
y eoupii
pa a mos
The ii
comedy
Reek at Il
I. The Nj
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seatue
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
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Auction SALE or HOUSEHOLD
BICKEHTosH aAfEHHOOMa
fIHaT AVENUE THNHsDkY. OCT 2.
At 1919 a a Bedroom sets cnamrlcd
beds. haaf ~ springs and mattresses. bed
ding. dfesarra. cnmmn1ea dining room
acts feEtfrHIon tables dining chairs and
tuffafH4. both ln golden ana wrathrre3
cak upright ulanla. rIanaia and rnr.
oraa hank case chff1nlarH ienfher
f0ufhfF Star Estate ana other ranges.
gaH raHRea. heaters. wardrobe. sanitary
fauehfa and mattresses ted couch. Ora.
pfrifa uaflor furniture. roll COP and fiat
10Y deaka stools kitchen goods ~ sll de-
ffriufloHn. ffe. csc
W q nfCKEHTON Auciianoar.
19 fimi Ave. Phones u io1i Ind. 1871
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We have several PARTIES uho want
homet iu Seattle Hrd can pay part cash
None bot owner uHfd apply
TIE CoNWTLL REALTY a rNVHHT.
MENr COMPANY
tlf-fIe rnrlnr Hiarh
Fhnufs Main ff11 Ind O. tff4 IT
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FPrgil|
Gel
Se|

Publi
faving
Tenders
Furh ,
frc con
Anh0l
pies in
public
#rs for
Fof the s
thttles II
+ dra
NE con
hfnechani
nAat is
NJ new
ktoll0win
Dr. The
EIshed y
Editor S
Dear
better o.
Day that
Fsdsrsiie
&fventor
Re
Bring to
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Afnan SEN
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Bronx InvestmentCo.
313-314-315 Marion
Building

HOME ON AfI.MENra
5000 CO.. lH l0iH and fFt. room house
one block from car. 500 cash balance
fla poe month
WtNHHfF BROS,
300 Dulmau NldE ~
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IosT AND FOUND.

Tasf-A rraaH brlndis COW. With rope 20
meek Phone Green s9 aia.f
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SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Come to
tnr office ana SOC photo nf Ur-ItH q.
room cottage which wr are nov offering
With HCrea N extra GOOD level IHrH.
deep rich auii partially Improved. small
barn. chicken house. fne water ali for
81 90 EaHB terms WI take part pay-
meet IH labor on adjoining land
H0BhHT MAfTBT
oil-p29-b1 Alaska HllE ia
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AUCTION SALE or GOOD FURNf.
TURF THE CONTENTS OF aENEw.
Room PRIVATE HOUSE b. q nlCE
ENrON WILL SELL ON THE puEM-
ISIS $50 5l7 SECOND AVENUE WEST
near Mercer 81 Take Queen Anne or
tohar. AZ 20 sharp Enamel beds bel
sets spring matfresesa bureaus. roHl.
modes. extension tables dining chairs
tuffets center tables. rockers. pafflarea
Lace curtains toilet sets rnt top desk
tfgfkerv. kitchenware steel range gas
plate Kitchen cupboard art squares
rugs etc u rs HifhertDn. HurfIHnear
Phone Mali 1903 lnd lalI
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ibUkt0h auuthsaa corner all cleared d
blocks cat. iHhn Woodland PARA 81 500
can residence etep Fremont ave Phone
Mnfth titE 40 q
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$3.50 down takes troam BottaEei cor.
nrF ~ bQstQH, J. hiochH ear Woodland
pnrk lays hiEk lake Niuwl ". 100 until
the tth Can rec st0B Fremont ave.
cor ttat Phone North 1909 So
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
COL. ROBERT E. WITHERS DEAD
Former United States Senator Passes
Away at His Home,

SPECIAL e. The Washington Herald
Bristol. Va. Sept I.-Col Robert r.
Withers, former United States Senator.
lawyer and editor passed away at his
home. in WytheviIIe. st g.D O'Clock to-
night He was eighty-six years and one
day Old Most OF the members of his
large family had reached his bedside.
He was one of the most popular and
picturesque figures ln the State. though
having retired from active life some years
ago. He was native Of Campbell Coun-
". HIS first American ancestor having
come from Lancashire. England. in
the sixteenth century. During the civil
war he commanded the Eighteenth Vir-
ginia Infantry i'm PicBett's division until
disabled by wounds.
In 1896 he founded the Lynchburg News
and edited it for three years. In 1858 he
ran FOR governor. but withdrew I'm favor
OF Gilbert G. Walker. He was elected
lieutenant governor I'm 1873. and was
elected TO the United States Senate in
1873.
He was a regent Of the Smithsonian IN
stitution and a prominent Mason. Among
his surviving children are Mrs. Polk Mil
Ter and Mrs. Stephen Pumey. of Rich
mond, Mrs. WOodville Smith, wife Of the
mayor of Lynchburg, and Mrs. Percy
Montague. OF this city
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
RUMORs OF CUBAN UPRISING.
Gen. Pine Guerra Leader of Former
ReVoI1 in Conference

Gen. Pine Guerra Leader of Former
Revolt, in Conference.
Havana Sept I-There are constant
and recurring rumors Of an uprising in
the province of Pinar del Rio. The gov
ernment declares that it is not worried
over these reports, but they are so per
sistent that it is felt that something is
really doing
Gen. Pine Guerra, the big leader of the
revolution of last fall. has been in secret
conferences in Havana with the local po-
Itical chiefs of Pinar del Rio, which is
his province. There is certainly much
activity in Pinar del Rio. Whether any
thing serious viii result therefrom is
questionable.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
CORTELYOU MAY soon TELL
Can Answer All Questions on Cam
paign Contributions, He Says.
Tells Reporter He Can stand All
Criticism Until Time Arrives
To Make Statement.

New York. Sept. 22.-The World yes
terday printed twelve questions address
ed to George B. Cortelyou. asking him
to reveal the secrets Of The corporation
contributions to the Roosevelt campaign
funds.
This morning the World prints the de
tails of a visit made to AIR. Cortelyou
by a reporter. who asked for the Secre-
tarys reply.
Mr.. Corelyou was seated on the We
randa of his country home near Hunting
ton, /. l. overlooking the Huntington
Bay and the Sound He read the queS-
tions submitted in writing, and then re-
Piled:
7 have nothing To say
"Why?"
Because the time for me to speak
| has not yet arrived"
when do you expect to break your
silence?"
1T may not be long before I shall have
something 10 say. I could answer every
one of those questions now, completely
and convincingly. but I shall not do So.
1t has been said. Mr.. COTtelyOu. that
by your silence you are receiving the
criticism. which should be leveled at
others"
That may be" ne replied, "Uut I can
stand it for a while longer. 1 am con-
sciOus of my own integrity in this mat
ter. Jet me repeat what I said in the
/ first place-that 1 have absolutely nothing
TO say; no answer to make to any ques-
tons concerning campaign contributions.
If you desire to publish anything from
me, please say that and nothing more
The Secretary Of the Treasury is forty
five years old. In the last four years he
has changed in appearance from a young
man TO one prematurely aged Even now,
after a summer of supposed vacation,
he looks tired He said that was because
he had had little opportunity to enjoy
rest and quiet.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
LOCAL.

lex Senator Chandler Resigns Berth.
2-Last Days of Summer a Sizzler-
2-SChOOl Board in Lively Session.
War Balloon Returns Home.
7-Plans for Cathedral Dedication.
New District Building Plans
Phone Deal Is Explained.
S-COngress Blamed for Conditions at tht
washington Asylum.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
STANDARD Plans Reorganization.
1-Grover Cleveland Again Seriously Ill.
Men Scramble for Wealth.
1-Taft Is Not Too Fat"
storm Sweeps New York City.
Former Senator Withers Dead.
2-Lusitania Leaves for Europe.
3-Key Men Embarrass Loeb.
3-Mrs. Carter's Record a Mystery.
S-Peace Conference Near Failure.
6-Graft Scandal Political Issue
6-News of Maryland and Virginia.
e-Gov. Folk at jamestown Fair.
T-Tafts Brother in New York
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
mrs. CLBYELAND'S
MOTHER SUMMONED
Fad Turn in EX-President S
Condition Feared.
DOCTORS CANNOT AGREE
Difference as to Who Is in Au-
thOrity Develops.

New Specialist Takes Charge OF the
Case Because Drz. CarnOchan and
Bryant Cannot AErce-Hcad Nurse
Also Leaves-Attendants Say He Is
"Doing Very WeIT'-Has Not Been
Seen Driving since Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Showers to-day,
followed by fair and cooler; to-
morrow, fair; light westerly
winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

The appointment of Mr. Daugherty is
said 20 nave caused much dissatisfaction
on the part Of ether commissioners. who
seem 10 have taken the view that it
would be improper for him to participate
IN the adjudication of cases in which
ne had appeared as an attorney. and the
resignation OF Mr Chandler is a natural
consequence of that dissatisfaction.
The other members or the commission
are W ~ Maury, OF Virginia; ". L.
Chambers, Of Alabama, and J. p. Wood.
Of Ohio Whether any Of these Will re-
s.gn has not been disclosed
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
CHINESE TO DIG CANAL.
Paris Hears that Coolies Are TO Do
work on the Isthmus.

work on the Isthmus.
Paris. Sept 21-Depeche CoIoniale
learns from Martinique that the Pan
anna Canal Commission has decided to
contract for the immediate employment
of three thousand Chinese laborers on
the canal The Martinique authorities
have been relieved by this announce
ment, sine it viii restore sufficient
labor TO that island.
Two thousand laborers from Martin
ique and elsewhere were dismissed
from tho canal late in August and are
10 be replaced by Chinese.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
MEN In SCRAMBLE
FOR BOGUS WEALTH
Four Thousand Counterfeit
So Bills Found.
POLICE SEIZE PACKAGE
Part Of Money Grabbed and
Put Into Circulation.

Two Men on Pier of New York HRr-
COunterfeiters, Fearing Betrayal,
Believed to Have Dumped Incrim-
mating Evidence in the Bay-Most
of Bills Only Half Finished.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
STANDARD OIL
MAY REORGANIZE
Trust Leaders to Confer with
Rogers To-day.
IS ROCKEFELLER'S IDEA
Old Management Planned to
Eventually Step Aside.

Government Attorney 10 DeIve Into
Mysterious Methods Of Oil Trust
from 1892 to 1S90-ROekefeIler and
Associates WiII Probably he Called
10 Testify-What investigation ia
New York Has Developed TO Date.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

Pittsburg, Sept. I.-Rev. Father Charles
Grunewald, former rector Of ST Marys
Church. Detroit. who fed from the place
after losing $4,000 in bad speculation,
and who in consequence was compelled
To resign from the Order Of the Holy
Ghost. was discovered here this afternoon
living in seclusion. at the home of a rel
ative in ShaTpsburg a Pittsburg suburb.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
GET JAPANESE PEERAGES.
Ito, Yamagata, and Oyama Made
Princes by the Emperor.

FrInces ny the EmperOF.
Tokyo, Sept. Z.-At the ceremony of the
distribution Of war rewards to-day the
Emperor personally bestowed the follow
ing peerages:
The Marquises Ito, Yamagata. and
Oyama are made princes; Counts Inouye
end Matsukata, marquises; Gen. Nodzu is
created a marquis, and Baron Togo and
Gems Fukushima, Yammoto, Kuroki.
Oku, and Nogi. counts.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

On money deposited with Union Trust
Co, 1414 F St, viii be money earned with
out effort on your part. Interest on all ac-
counts. Deposits subject to check at will.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

the hearing OF these cases before the
highest judicial tribunal, and, Of course.
took no part in the consideration and de-
termination Of these by the court
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
Baltimore ap' eturu, 81 %,
HuTffmo ohio II ID

Every Saturday and Sunday. An trains
both ways. both days. except Royal lin,
tied. City Offices. 14l7 G ST and 61s Pa.
ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

Everything Open at Chesapeake
Beach Saturday and Sunday Haiey's
Band. Dancing.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At EcksteiD's from L to 8. 14l2 n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

High school and Other School Books
c. c. PUrseIl. AIS eth St
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

Flooring very good, 500 Per 100 TT.
Frank Libbey & Co. 6th ana y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

School B0o5ss New and Secondhand.
Lowdermilk & Co., 1876 F ST. Open ev'n'gs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-12

the stage. On the one in front the cur
tain is hung, while upon the others are
hung narrow strips of cloth to form
the wings. This plan is plainly shown
in the second illustration, which also
shows the footlights In position, and
the front of the stage covered with
cloth or paper.
The floor can be covered with large
''art square" or rug, or with a piece of
common carpeting. The curtains in
front should be as light as possible, I'M
less very stout wire and screw eyes are
used.
If a door Is desired at the back Of
the stage, and no door Is ready at hand
In the rear partition, a curtain can
be hung clear across the stage on the
rear wire, with an opening in the cen
ter, where a portiere can be hung.
The stage furnishings, chairs, tables,
touches, etc., will depend, of course,
upon the nature Of the play; but it
should be remembered that a handsome
setting" Of the stage will add much to
the attractiveness of the entertainment.
Webb DonneIl in Ladies' World.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-12

for the changing of costumes, if de-
sired. If there are windows, or an
other door, at the back of the stage,
these can be utilized as part of the
scenery of the stage fittings
The stage must be raised about two
feet above the floor A simple frame
work can be laid up as suggested in
the first Illustration, without using any
nails whatever. Three-by-four joists
can be cut to the right lengths and
placed as shown, stout blocks or boxes
holding the joists at the proper height
above the floor. On these timbers the
floor is laid, the first board being
shown in position in the illustration.
Openings cut in this first board give a
chance to set ordinary hand lamps upon
the cross-wise timber, to serve as foot
lights" tin shields being tackled in
front Of them as suggested.
A very simple method, also shown in
this same Illustration, is used for hang
ing the curtain in front of the stage,
and for making wings" at the side of
the stage. Stout screw-eyes are placed
in the walls on either side at proper
distances, and from these, wires are
stretched tightly across the space above