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The Washington times., 1907-12-09

which 1t promised to pay interest at 6
per cent per annum. without ever
sending me a check for 80 cents for the
first years interest
II 10000 depOsitors are In my condi-
zion, the company is boarding about
5000 of other peoples money which
ought 20 go into circulation. An in
vesuBauon Of these s. deposits as to
their number. the number who have
Deen paid interest thereon, the number
WPO nave received their deposits back
and the number that has never called
Tor them, might show where the re-
pCted surplus comes from.
A Washington lady informed me that
she had q deposit there for ten wears
without receiving any interest, and that
When she called for the deposit its pay
ment was denied on the ground that
she mad lost her receipt. OF course, 1t
Is all wrong 20 conhscate CORPORATION
property, but from the preceding facts
II seems that II is all right for a cor
porauon TO confiscate the property Of
plain citizens
I cannot agree Witn the legal Iuminary
who argues that public clamOr is de-
testable 70 honest men. IL all depends
on whether the Clamor be Just and
whether you represent the people or a
gc-s company. When Congress fixed the
legal rate al 81 per LOO II made that
ra Ing on evidence submitted by the gas
company. Other evidence was submit
tec showing that good gas could be
furnished At 60 cents per 900 feet. This
evidence was COntrOverted by the Wash
ingtOn Gas Light Company, and Con-
gress gave il the benefit OF the doubt
Had the cOmpany's estimate been cor
rect. there would have been no sur
plus in addition to the enormous annual
dividend.
TIE fact that a surplus exists after
paying a y per cent dividend proves
ihaJ gas can be prohtCbly furnished at
less than 81 per Lose feet. anr that Con-
greSs erred in Nsteninh % the company.
The surplus is just so much excess col
lected from the people, and a Just way
OF treating Il would be 20 give II back
10 the people. II has been collected on
a wrong showing and does not belong
TO the company at all. Let It be handed
back to the citizens of Washington.
JOSIAH H SEIINN.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
Woman's Flat Is Small
But Bills Are Large

To the Editor OF The Washington Times.
l want TO join in that fight against
the Washington Gas Company for good
and substantial reasons.
have a tiny little eat Of three rooms
occupied only by myself and small son,
who IS away from 1880 a. m until 2.
m, and then goes TO night school. Our
cooking Is a very light affair and no
laundry, Of course, can be done In such
cramped quarters, except occasionally
the washing of a Centerplece or pressing
Of a shirt waist and no two of the rooms
are ever lighted at the same time, yet
my gas bill for November was 1888
which considering the economy I am
obliged TO use regarding 1t. is simply
exorbitant.
I go out a great deal in the evenings
and the fiat is thus left in almost total
darkness. l have lived In other cities
and have never had such prices to en-
counter before. 1 sincerely trust that
this matter will be taken up and will
result in a benefit OF reduced bills TO
US poor gas consumers TO wlom dollar
oils count so much.
MRS. PARKER.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

The charge frequently made against
tho civil service rules by more or less
preiudiced persons to the effect that
the rules are staid and unfeeling and
can never be bent 10 meet the exigen-
cies Of the situation or to relieve dis
tress. has been refuted.
The Postofice Department had a va
cancy in the position OF dynamo ten
der. and requested the Civil Service
Commission for authority to promote a
skilled labOrer who has been connected
with the department for the last seven
years.
Although coming in daily contact with
the electrical equipment and possessing
good working knowledge o. the dy-
namo. the man had never taken a
course In any correspondence school on
dynamOs.
The Civil Service Commission held
out for the regular order" as Repre-
sentative Serano Payne would say, and
turned down the request twice.
Writes to Commission.
After working on the case about two
months Chief Clerk Chance conceived
the idea Of baslng his campaign for
the mans promotion on one OF the
tenets Of the present Administration.
and accordingly sent the following let
ter TO the commission:
Referring again 10 the request OF
this department for permission to pro-
mote Conrad Zeller from the position
Of fireman at S72O TO that of dynamo
tender at 800:
Mr.. Zeller was appointed in the Post
office Department April 10. 1900 as a
skilled laborer and promoted to the
position Of fireman April s. 1906. He has
been in charge Of the dynamos on one
Of the eight-hour daily shifts for the
better part Of the past three years.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B---Follow1nS schedule figures publiGhsd
only a. information and are not guaranteed
"S:05 A. M.-DGnville. HarriSonburE and
way stations
100 a. A.-Sleepsrs and coaches to Atlanta
and New Orleans. Sleepers 20 Columbus AID
Macon. Ca Dining Car.
IL. 90 A NJ -Sieepers and coaches TO Co
Iumbia. Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining
car
14.oS ?. M.-Hazrisonburs and way stations
sls55 p. M--ChaylOtfssvilIe. Warrsnt0n, and
way stations.
s6l5 p. M.-Sieepers lnd coaches to Atlanta
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper to san Fran
cisco four times we. *
$50 P. M--Sleepers ard coaches 20 Char
l0tte, Columbia. Aiken. sod Augusta Din
Ing Car
sIe:B p M-Sleepers and coach-. va
LynchburE and BRISTOL 20 Chattanooga.
Memphis and New Orleans Dining Car.
, sII.OO P M.-NcW York and New Orleans
Limited. Solid Pullman TO Ashevtlle. At
lanta. Birmingham. and New Orleans Din
ing Car Club and Observation Cara
Note-'Daily fWesk days
c Il. ACkERT. s. Il. HARDWICK
". =. & g. NJ. p. T NJ
W. b TAYLOE, G.P.A- l. s. BROWN. Ga.
no1-tf
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
Mt. Pleasant Unanimous
In Fight on Gas Monopoly

To the Editor OF The Washington Times
1 desire to add my protest to the many
you have received against the ex-
tremely poor service Of the Washington
Gas Light Company.
1 live Mt. Pleasant and I am sure
that the verdict Of that section would be
unanimous against the outrageous i'm
position to which we are subject, as
the gas furnished is not only of a mis-
cradle quality. but the supply is so
meagre II is impossible to either see or
to cook with it after dark, and while
II decreases in effectiveness, the cost
climbs higher and higher.
The Times has earned and Is receiv-
ing the encomiums of the District by
the businesslike way it is attempting to
redress. this evil, and las one of a
long suffering people-am ready to CO.
operate. Thanking you for your cour-
age and determination. I am
Very truly, yours,
w. S. TERRY.
Apartment 6. The Berwick
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
Her Old Meter Too Slow;
New One Works Overtime

To the Editor OF The Washington Times:
Some time ago the Washington Gas
Light Company removed the meter from
my house, saying that 1t did not register
enough, though I thought it was faith
fully giving the company credit for all
1t was entitled TO- Considering the re-
suit the company is no doubt satisfied,
but / feel that ! am being swindled
Under the new meter my gas bill for
SS.lS and for November il was SI55N.
Today, | went TO the office Of the Gas
Company and presented myself at a
window where there was a sign Com
paints. l was curtly informed by a
clerk that the sign related onIv to com
plants as to the quality OF the gas.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
GRADE CROSSINGS
ALMOST ELIMINATED

Work on the elimination Of grade
crossings was practically completed
with the opening Of the new Union Sta
ton. The contractors are now engage
in adding tise finishing touches 10 the
project, upon which they have been
engaged fo~ five years.
James J. Overn, Of the Hoffman Con-
struction Company. who has the con-
tract for filling in the hollow at the old
Baltimore and Ohio station, has been
granted permission by the Commission
ers to operate a ''dinkey engine along
Massachusetts avenue, provided he
erects gates at the street crossings to
avoid accidents.
The Drake StrattOn Company is work
ing night and day in the preparation Of
the site for the new freight yard be-
tween Third and Sixth streets and d
street and Virginia avenue. John BOwes
is in charge Of the work.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
Poor Quality of Gas
Causes Excessive Use

To the Editor OF The Washington Times:
Being residents OF the city, we. too.
are sufferers because OF the quality
OF the gas and the size OF the bills
The lights must be turned on IN fun
force to give any result. and the big
gest result is a cons .aut flicker.
II is IN coo6irg We have the most
trouble. The fame f. aI7yays red. and
not blue. ana this flame gives OUT so
little heat that the fire IN the range
must be kept going for so loug. Now
OF course the meter registers this
combination of something with
which we do the cooking and light our
house. In the bill Il is cslled-gas
We would not object 10 the bill. II We
got what we paid for.
We surely appreciate your efforts 20
right the wrongs that the public are
suffering, and would help YOU IN the
truly. MRS. r. b. W.
81 Second street northeast
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
Woman Reads Her Meter;
Finds an Overcharge

To the Editor OF The Washington Times.
When we moved from our other house
to here l read the meter: the gas com
pany also read Il and overcharged me
80 cents. Now / have a fiat of five
rooms, and my gas bill was $50. When
/ asked how they read the meter they
told me the man wasn't there IN the
othce- l was home all day on the 21th,
when they say the man was here. So
he climbed over the fence TO get into
the cellar. Now, would you advise me
TO pay that bill OF not?
II made me real angry. Mrs NJ. S.
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Sire of Se0enteem
With Advance IN Salary;
Boosts HIM to Government

He Is a competent, conscientious, hard
working man. and ]. incloGe herewith a
letter signed by the chief engineer Of
the department. stating that he con-
siders Mr.. Zeller competent TO be placed
ia charge Of the dyaarlos.
''In view of the statement of the chief
engineer and the fact that Mr. Zeller
has been performing this work in a sat
isfactory manner. the dcpar nent Is Will
ing to trust the dynarlos % his care
and to assume any risk thal may be in
volyed thereby.
Father Of Se7enteen.
Il might call the commissions atten-
tion to the fast thai Mr.. Zeiler is the
father OF seventeen children, and I
understand that none of them has ever
been sent to jail l think thar any man
who can raise seventeen children In the
city OF Washington on $725 per annum
and that man working for the depart
ment from 11:30 al night unti! 7:30 In
the morning, ought 70 be able to run
successfully any number Of dynamos.
"If IL were not for the civil service
regulations 1 would not only make him
chief dynamo tender, but l would ap-
point his wife assistant. Mr.. Zeller
weighs 10 pounds and his wife 2S2
pounds, and they are both in good
health, but unless the civil service
rule is waived, allowing him 10 be pro-
NOTED without examination, 1 am afraid
It viii be a blow dealt in favor of race
suicide.
I respectfully recommend that the
decision Of the commission be recon
sidered and that tie POstOnice Depart
ment be allowed to promote Mr.. &eIler
without examination"
The last letter of Chief Clerk Chance
had the desired effect, and the happy
father OF the seventeen children is nOw
busy running the dynamOs and Is draw
ing the $500 salary.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE; Puohshed only as information and
not guaranteed.
400 p. NC. & o. Limited, Daily, Fast
vestibule train Pullman sleepers 70 Lex
ington. Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis.
Chicago, and ST. Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis
willie 10 Memphis and New Orleans Dining
Cars a la carte service.
II 10 2. Nj. F. V. LIMITED. Daily.
Solid vesJibule train, Pullman sIeeperS 4
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville.
Compartment steeping car % Virginia bot
Springs week days. Dining Cars. a "a
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and ST. Louis, and Louisville 70
Memphis, Nashville, and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices. - Penasylvania ave; sos IIth
st near T: and New Union station. Tels-
phone, Main 1880, for Washington Terminal
Ticket Once. uo25-tf
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

I said I wanted 10 complain Of botn the
quality and the price. On showing my
bills and stating my grievance / was
advised 10 see the District Inspector
Fearing tha, that would simply mean
another change Of meters with a pos
sible Increase in my bills. I appeal TO
The Times to advise me how to get re-
lief. MRS. VAN DEVENTER.
2O04 + street
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
Praises Times Stand;
Wants Public Ownership

To the Editor OF The Washington Times
The Washington Times received tas
unstinted praise OF the delegates to Dis
trict Assembly 66, Knights of Labor, at
their meeting Thursday for its magni-
ficent fight against the Gas trust The
wish was expressed that The Tines
would go further and advocate what we
believe TO be the only possible 'solu-
tion OF the questiOn-municipal owner
ship
H 4. MARTIN. Secretary.
No. 1875 FLORIDA avenue northeast
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE & OHIO b. n.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour
20 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
TOO a-m--DtDer. Pullman ParlOr-
ts.oo E-m.-Bunet. Parlor. Hr. Train
s-oe A-El--Diner and Pullman PariOr Car
Tl1:o0 a-rn.-DineT and pullman Parlor Car
y 90 p-m--DiRer and Pullman Parlor Ca--
= Pm.-''Royai Limited" AL Pullman
lt;0o p.m.-Coaches 20 Philadelphia
-s0Q p-m.-Diner and Pullman Paraor.
= 60 p.m.-Coaches TO PhiLsdelphia-
N 20 p.E.-Sleepera.
'Z-se R-rn--Sleepsra.
=, ,AoIILANTIC CITY f7:oO. 900. tho a. n
ANNAPOLIs. week days. 500 g. NJ. 1i:o5
Hoon. 50 $50 ? M. sun. so an. ~ Pm
EEEIlY HOUR or TIE HOUR
Cbeek cays 700 g. m 10 p nj
10 BALTIMORE
go t5;oo fS:s0 100 Il - TS.0o. . 30. SD
TS ..,Is - ts.S % a & ,S 1;% !.Sa nSoa; 1+1:0S
- ne @:16ss fS:eS, so. ts:oo. S:sa f';O~ '2-'N'
CHICAGO. s9i1e e m. III $50 p n
-S1NSINNATL ST. LOUIS. and LOUIE
Wiz S:l0 o. n. aGsoS p NJ. S117ee nlg1L
..s,. .sf1.IIsbVRo. 'si1s O. M T:12 's;Io p H.
SLEXELAND. 's:lo p N
COLUABUb. $3.50 D N.
WHEELING. $40 a m. so D m
MINC6ESTER, 1910 An. f4s05. fSs0 pm
FREDERICK. fS.2o. - 10. "'9:lA an. 81 ~
RAGETssFoWS. fs:lo a. m. ts:oO ,. ~
DAILY. fEIcePt Sunday. s'SundAy only
Ticket oaiess; l4i7 c St. Tel. Asln 1871. SIS
Pennsylvanla ave. Main rs. New Union
Station Ticket once. Tel. Main 1880: kufor-
nation Bureau Main TSS0- nol4-u
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
STORES ROBBED,
THIEVES ESCAPE
George Midgets Resentenced
to Be Hanged EXecu-
ton December II.
Stranger Fined $40 for Chip
ping Piece Off Tomb
stone.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. DEC. 9

Discovery was made today that thieves
had entered the store Of S. II. Lynn q
co. and stolen shoes TO the value Of SO.
They also entered the store OF Webster
& Kirby IN King street. near Columbus
street. and stole 50 cents from the cash
drawer. Both of these robberies oc-
CURED between 1870 and o'clock Sun
day morning r. L. Myers saw two men
leaving the alley back Of Lynn's store
and shot at them, but missed them.
The police were notified of the robbery,
but were unable 10 locate the thleVes,
The thieves entered the Lynn store by
breaking the transom over the back
door; and they forced an entrance INTO
Webster & kirbys by breaking The
glass in the east window.
The funeral Of William H Lambert
will be held from the Second Presby-
terian Church at 3 o'clock this after
noon. The Rev. J. r. Sewer will con-
duct the funeral services and the pail
bearers viii be J. L. Alexander, W. NJ.
Smith, II. X. Field Q. A. Simpson, A
G. Uhler. r. W. Arnold. Z. Il. Down
ham and Edgar Warfield- The burial
will oe made IN the Union Cemetery.
A meeting Of the Sons Of Confederate
Veterans Will be held at Lee Camp
hall this evening, wnen name for the
camp VIII be selected. The officers
viii also be elected at the meeting this
evening.
A called meeting OF the Order Of Rail-
road Telegraphers Of this section OF the
State was held at Serepta Hall last
present from the Pennsylvania, South
ern, X. +. q P. Washington-S Southern,
Chesapeake and Ohio, and Washington
Terminal.
George NIldgets, colored. who has been
convicted OF the murder Of Charles Z.
Smith, was this morning brought into
the corporation court before Judge Bar
ley and rescntenced to be hanged in the
Jail in this city, January IL next. Mid
gets will be kept in the jail in this city
until the time set for his execution.
IN the Corporation Court. Judge Bar
ley presiding, today the following
grand jury has been summoned: c. y
Moore. Lawrence Stabler. Dew. Aitche-
son, j. Y. Williams, John w. May, T.
\. Fisher. G. D. Hopkins, R. H Wat
ties, w. j. Boothe, O. 2. Carter, II.
J. Carter. and c. W. O'Meara.
Jason Swan, Of Texas. was arrested
Yesterday by Mr.. Emerson, the sexton
OF the graveyards Of this city. charged
grave OF the Female Stranger" He
pleaded guilty. Justice Cation fined
him SO
A special term Of the circuit court,
Judge Harrison presiding, Will be held
at the courthouse here tomorrow to try
the case Of J. Louis Loose against the
Southern Railway Company.
Mrs Lizzie Fahrney, wife OF Lewis
Fahrney, died at her home. 200 South
Alfred street, this morning, aged forty
two years Mrs. Fahrney was the
daughter Of Richard and Sarah Malone.
Her funeral will be held tomorrow az
ternoon and the burial will be in the
Bethel Cemetery.
Mrs. Bessie Craddock, thirty years OF
age, died at the Alexandra Hospital
this morning. She was the wife OF
William II. Craddock. Mrs. Craddocl1
was the daughter of James y. and
Bette w. Anderson. Her funeral will
be held tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

people pay John Mclean only 60 cents
Please explain why I should pay more
than Is cents per 1.OOO feet when John
Mclean can make a profit by selling gas
to the Georgetown gas monopoly for
only 50 cents?
I would like to save $500 a year on
my gas bills and would like your paper
70 do what il can to help me save that
amount Respectfully.
T.. = GIBBONS.
14lS w street northwest.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
JUDGE KIMBALL ILL.

Judge Ivory G. Kimbau was co lfned
TO his home today because of a Slight
indisposition. Judge Alexande Null
iowny presided at the United States and
District courts.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
FOR RENT-SToRES.

FOR RENT-A splendid new store with
large glass show-windows and all modern
cOnvenierces, located on Florica av. next
TO corner of st ST. nv; splendid location
for any kind q business. special rental in
ducernent 70 good tenant.
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 6o3 & SOS 18th.
dc7-3t
9Th ST. NV, f12-Large front basement
room; suitable for tailor or business de4st
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office rAar Penna- AYR.

Following schedule not guaranteed.
sos n m. dauy.-Seahoard Nall Throuah
coaches and Pullman sleepers . Savannah
and Jacksonville Through El--fssrs Washing
ton Hamlet and Hamlet TO Atlanta and Biz
mlnghan. Dining cars
500 2. m. daily.-Seaboard Express. Solid
train with coaches and Pullman sleepers 10
Savannah. Jacksonville. ana Tampa Through
slespers 20 Atlanta Birmingham, and Mem
r. 3. sTANsELI- District Passenger Agent.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
Money Loaned SaIaried Peopls
REAL ESTATE.

SOCTE Ely REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
MONEY PLACED on 1ST MORTGAGE Sc
CI-RITIES AT ID PER CENT
2 40 acres land on railroad 3 miles from
best town in Mississippi (seaport) for 81 Per
acre cash
OTHER BARGAINS. But NONE BETTER
Write me 70 Woodstock Va
D. p. MAGRCDER
Gulfport, Miss
Ref. Bank OF Commerce. GuIfport Miss.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

NEW SEVEN bath: frame house.
t5yattsvle; so month; no cash BOX a..
Times office. deS-3t
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

A meeting Of the Sons Of Confederate
Veterans will be held at Lee Camp
han this evening, when a name for the
camp VIII be selected. The officers
viii also be elected at the meeting this
pvpnfnv
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

George Nidgets, colored, who has been
convicted OF the murder Of Charles I.
Smith, was this morning brought into
the corporation court before Judge Bar
ley and rescntenced to be hanged in the
Jail in this city. January II next. Mid
Gets will be kept in the jail in this city
until the time set for his execution.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
Toronto Gas Co.
Reduces Prices;
Pays High Duty

Continued from Second Page)
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

A called meeting OF the Order Of Rail-
road TeleSraphers Of this section Of the
State was held at Serepta Hall last
Saturday evening. TelegrapECrs were
present from the Pennsylvania, South
ern. X. r. q P. Washington Southern,
Chesapeake and Ohio, and Washington
Terminal.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

IN the Corporation Court. Judge Bar
ley presiding, today. the following
grand jury has been summoned: c. y.
Moore. Lawrence Stabler. Dew. Aitche-
SON, j. Y. Williams. John w May. T
a. Fisher, G. D. Hopkins, r. II. Wat
ties, w J. Boothe, o: r Carter, T.
J. Carter. and c. W. O'Meara.
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

Jason Swan, Of Texas. was arrested
yesterday by Mr.. Emerson, the sexton
OF the graveyards Of this city, charged
with chipping a piece OF stone from the
grave OF the Female Stranger" He
pleaded guilty. Justice Cation fined
him SO
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
FOR RENT-OFFIcES.
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

NEW z-roOrn house: blocks south OF Wood
ridge station; corner OF Irwin and Dakota
ave. Sl5. Key IN brick house next door. +.
j. DIEUDOSNE. f3S 9Th 6t. NV. de7-3L
The Washington times., 1907-12-09
On Exhibition
Today, Dec. 9.

This sale presents an excellent oppOr-
tunity In securing handsome imported
furs OF the highest quality at auction
prices. Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. Anct-
The Washington times., 1907-12-09

A special term Of the circuit court,
Judge Harrison presiding. will be held
at the courthouse here tomorrow to try
the case Of J. Louis Loose against the
Southern Railway Company.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Bradford and
and daughter Lucille of Manistee and
Mr.. Chaplin uf Bear Lake are visiting
their sister Mrs. Lewis Moore.
Claude Mack was summoned to Ia
was Wednesday morning by the illness
of his father. Mrs. Mack preceded
him there week before. During his
absence his jewelrY store is in charge
of h. A. Kenyon.
Misses Margaret Brant and Minnie
Pringle were down from Deward oyer
Sunday. guests of their parents. They
were accompanied by and entertained
Mrs. Albert Textine and Misses Vena
Ames and Clara Nixon.
At Grayling, Tuesday our Ball team
met defeat Qf 1t may be called that
by score of 5 to d. The above team
plays here next Friday and with a
fair deal our boys will stand a better
chance of winning. Turn out and
root for them.
Sun Bros. Shows which gave two
performances here Thursday. were
evidently working on get-rich-quick
principle. After charging so cents tC
see one ring performance they had
the supreme gaul to demand % cents
to see the menagerie.
The East Jordan Brick Yard, c. A.
Bayliss, proprietor. is now running
full blast. They are making a high
grade Of standard size brick. Anybody
contemplating building of any kind
will do well to get their prices-which
are as low as consistent with a first
class article.
1.-THE Moonshiner's Dau ghter"
which is to be seen at the Lovsday
Opera House next Saturday night
comes with the stamp OF approval OF
over 500 cities where IL has been play
ing the last five seasons. Its novel
effects, never before seen on any
stage.) 1t is brimful of those touches
of nature that make all the world
akin. A story Of love and devotion is
bound TO please the most fastidious.
Specialties aud singing by quartette
add brightness.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-08-03

Take your Butter and Eggs to Boo.
singer Bros. and get the highest
prices.
Piles get quick and certain relief
from DR.. Shops Magic Ointment.
Please note it is made alone for Piles,
and its action is positive aud certain.
Itching, painful protruding or blind
piles disappear like magic by its use.
Large nickle-capped glass jars so cents.
Sold by Warne's Pharmycv.