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The Washington times., 1907-12-24
SACRIFICE HARDEN
TO VON NOLTKE
court and Defense Wit
nesSeS Turn Against
Accused Editor
Newspapers Think Court.
Will Never Enjoy En-
peror'S Confidence.

BERLIN. Dec. M-GeneraI Count
Cuno Won AIoltke seems sure Of a vim
dication through the pending trial of
Editor Harden. of Die Zukunft on
charge of libeIling the former.
The case IS taking an alto0ether diff
ferenJ direction from the 5-o before
the lower court, I'm which Harden was
acquitted after the examination Of but
q few of the many Witnesses he had
called IN his behalf.
Popular sentiment, too. has under
gone a remarkable change During and
Immediately after the previous trial
Harden was the peoples idol, and Won
MoltlSe was greeted, whenever he ap-
peared, with jeers and eXecrauOus.
Now Won Moltke is treated with re-
spect and show Of sympathy, while
Harden finds the cold shoulder turned
10 him everywhere.
Harden Victim of Conspiracy.
The press Is not taking the popular
view. II is intimating as openly as it
dares that Harden is being "jobbed,'
and that Won Moltke is receiving the
courts protection. because IL deemed
undesirable 10 let the public know the
extent Of intriguing. political corrup-
tiou and immortality among those high
iu German official circles.
Van Moltke, it is agreed. VIII prob
ably get back his army commission.
but will never be readmittcd to the
Eaiser's confidence or get another i'm
Iortant post. The newspapers are very
positive that his nominal vindication
VIII not prevent the house cleaning
Wilhelm has ordered. 1t IS generally
predicted Harden will be punished,
probably by hne and short imprison-
Eont. The press is almost unanimous
In saying his charges Of official cor
Iupuon and immortality will be shown
true. iu the main, at least
he is congratulated on having accom-
plished the downfall of a dangerous
court COtCTie and instituted the purif-
cation of German politics.
Press Scores Judges.
Yelled hints are being thrown out,
too. that witnesses, on whose testimony
Harden won in the lower court. have
been tampered with. To the exclusion
Of the public from the proceedings Of
the last few days bitter exception is
taken. The plainness Of these accusa-
tons has had such effect or the court
that the doors are 20 be opened.
The judges refused to ask the FSalser's
sister. Princess Charlotte of Sake
NIeininEcn, TO appear In support OF Har-
Gen's assertion that through her he
obtained Information concerning Won
MOltke's alleged immOrautieg. Harden 8
lawyers will ask that her deposition be
taken. but it IS doubtful whethe~ this
viii be granted.
Or. Hirschfeld. v.hO before declared
he believed Won Moltke addicted 10 gross
immOgalities, also withdrew these as
sertiOns, saying he based them on what
Frau Won Elhe said and the QuainCa-
tion OF her testimony left him no ground
on which to base his opinion
The trial was adjourned last night
until Friday morning
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THE COATS OF ARMS

Mas traced her pedigree way back
nine hundred years or more
An got the coats OF arms that all her
proud ancestors bore:
She's always claimed that blood will
tell, an loves to sit and boast
OF how her great-great-Ereat-gr grand
father led a noble host
An always she would say that II made
her feel rather sad
70 think that pas folk hadn't the de-
scent that her folks had.
She went abroad to get a chart that
showed her pedigree
An has II framed an hangin' up-a
high on spreRdin' tree
With branches that have princes. dukes
an barons mere an there
As thick as apples on n tree that splen-
did Creps viii bear:
An ma viii stand ant look at It an
toll OF how II grew
An say that it's too bad that pa can't
have a big tree, too.
But yesterday ~ he came home with
smiles upon his face
An said he'd traced his ancestry as
far as he could trace,
An that mis- family went back where
mas was still unknown
''The coat OF arms" he said. 'is Just n
fig leaf ali aloneH'
An then he laughed until we thought
that surely he would bIrst.
And said I've traced my cWn descent
clear down from Adam First. -
Chicago Evening Post.
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PRESIDENTIAL BLOOD

Despite tbs TEct that we are the most
amalganHted nation on Garth, but two
OF the twenty-five men who have served
this country as President came from
ether than British ancestry. Having
occasion a few days since 10 90 over
a list Of tho Presidents, Il occurred to
Inc that 10 would be OF interest to see
whence our Executives come. ] find
thut all but twO-Nan Buren and ROOse-
velt. who came from the Dutch-were
Of British ancestry.
These rwenty-thUse from the British
are divided into ScotCh-Irish. Scotch
Welsh. and English. From the Scotch
Irish came Jackson, Polk. Buchanan,
Arthur, and Mckinley; from the Scotch
BTc Monroe. Grant, and Hayes, and
from ths Welsh came Jefferson. All
the rest came from the English. pure
and simple. German. French Italian
Polish. Russian, and Scandinavian blood
have rot yet mingled IN the veins of our
some timC.-The Pathfinder
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POSFSCRIPTS.

Nineteen women have been elected to
the Finnish Parliament.
Ground chestnUts take the place OF
hour in some parts OF France
The Italian state lottery has distri-
buted as high as Sl0OO00OC N a year.
The laws OF Norway compel a man
who chops down one tree 10 plant three
saplings
BY emigration Europe loses 10000 ma
tives every year. and IN the same pc
riOd 100000 return.
There are 5000 chemists I'm the United
States and a very large proportion OF
these are employed IN linda striaI work.
The value OF the shipping passing
through the SucZ canal IN the course
OF the year IS S55.0O0.OO0. and the great
bulk NJ this is English.
Saturday is the busy day OF the Lon
don hremen. In ten years London had
2293 Saturday fires. against 3.O02 on
Monday. the day they were least fire.
quent.
Jesse L LIvermore. the plunger who
cleaned UP 100000 in Wall street, and
now has 100000 bales OF cotton, is only
twenty-eight- Ten years ago he was
marking prices on the board OF a Bos-
ton brokers' Office
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

2i1 Eighth street northeast-John E.
Herreu ct al, trustees, to May and
Kate Noyes. lot 80. square 9I7. $3.50.
Randle Highlands-NatiOnal Savings
and Trust Company, trustee, to James
Henry Brown, lot 3 block 2; lot p.
block 8; lots>12 Is and q, block s; lots
II 20 j., II and 26, block 10: lot 3, block
IL; lots /, and 8. block y; lots 4. II.
u, Is and 10, block 13; lot 3. block IS;
lots ?. 4 10 s, II to is and 81 block IL;
lot 20. block 19. and parcel y, $40.
Newport place northwest, between
Twenty-hrst and Twenty streets
Frank T. Rawlings ct uN. 80 Luella
Preston, lot 203, square So SO.
1861 Fourth street northeast-Thomas
w. Stubbledeld ct al, trustees. 20 Lou
lsa a. Frizzzen. lot 80. square T. Eek
lngton, $3.50.
Roberts Choice Beau's Fancy. and
Third and Fourth NacancieS-Jun2 E
White et al 10 John H. FishE-, part, SO.
Anna r. Colclesser ct al to same. part.
Petworth-Henry 6. SeIden to Rose
heech Selden. lot %, and part lot q.
NJ Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Julette 5. Stebbins to Carl B, kefer-
stein, lot 5S. block ., SO. Carl y. kefer-
stein ct uN., TO Juliette S. Stebbins, lots
% and 6V. block Q SO.
4
to Cora Lee Ayers. lot go, block 2. $40.
EckingtOn-Mildred H. Church to
august lihlein, lot p, square 9, SO.
Fairvlew Heights-Owen ON en- ct uN-
10 Luther A. Swartzell, lot -. block
" street northwest between Tenth
and Eleventh streetS-lrviug William
son. trustee. 70 Clarence NJ. DeVeale,
part lot J., square GSl. Sl.400.
Chillum Castle Manor-John II. Fisher
ct UN. 70 the Federal Realty Company,
Ingleside-Luthcr A. swartzeu to
owen owen. lot 9, block H. Sl0O.
Meridian Hill-LutEer y. Swartzell ct
al, trustees, TO Harry r. DOlIcr. lots 81
10 A.. block IL. s49.IJJ-
Bailey Purchase. stony Hill and Con-
clusion-Ihemas A. Plcktord et ux. to
Alexander u. 3 Lark, lots and = 80.
1905 Tenth street nOrtnwest-Joseph &.
Sheehy, trustee. 20 Thomas DAILY, lot
40, square SO. SO
i street northeast, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Lotue L Burn
ct vir, James D., 10 Catherine T. Ged-
dcS, lot Za. square zoos, SO.
Thirteenth street southeast between
a and u stre-ts-DorOthy h. Huber 10
Michael &. Connolly. lot IS, square 1885,
$40.
Pleasant PIaIns-Antolnette Boss ct
vir Harry X, 10 Katherine +. Cartner'
lot Is3. so.
Alley. between Pennsylvania avenue
and Is. Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
sOutheast-ThOmas IT. PickfOrd CT uN.
10 Howard r. E0bey, lots 80, 80, 81,
square IO65 SO.
Addition to LeDroit Park-Malcolm
Hufty. trustee, 10 Charles y. Gregory,
loo 81, square ., Si,ugo.
Meridian HILLARY T. DOmer 10 Ad-
die A. Crisweu, lot a., block IL. 800
DoDbins AdditiOn-Harry Wardman TO
Lope Lopez Quesada, lot ia square L.,
SO.
Roberts Choice. BeaI's Fancy, and
Guilds Fourth Nacancy-JOhn II. Fisher
ct uX. 10 the Federal Realty Company.
part. so.
1873 Tenth street nOrthwest-William
Turner et al 10 Henrietta and Har-
riet G. Rubenacker. loo 81, square 800.
$40.
'Hh ttSlut- W All'-Iu u ogIttA tt uA- 20
Frank LibbCy. lots IS and 90. block. us
Eieslde-Samucl O.. w. Benjamin er
al, trustees, 20 LOrena +. Plummcr,
lot 81. block 6, SO.
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REVERSAL.

They say she has expressed n de
termination 10 remarry her divorced
husbands at UTCc, OF course
How Iu-crestiuEl J wonder in u hat
order she lake ihcmg'
II suppose she'll DO 80 the way she
puts on her clOthes-Ilst OF. first on
Puck
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TIMES WANTS
AN OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WAITED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a wS.d for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions
II Inserted for three or more consecutive
Gays one cent a word for each insertion
These rates 90 uot apply 20 Personals.
Advertisements Wll be accepted az any OF
the following branch offices az regular once
rates II lt Is inCCuyeulent 10 leave ADVERTISE
Elcnts at either brur -h oflCe or The Times
Business once. they may be telephOned direct
10 The Tines MAN 5150). and a messenger
viii call tu collect without additional charge
20 the advertiser
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

aN1Al "a "
GOLDESBERG's S. 9TH and Il stE nv.
s. kANN. SONS < CO, Sth and Market space
NttELlNS > CAPITAL h ID y h X L S / n U
- AGENCY, u45 18th ST. NV.
". -. Alc4N JLIl, Cigar store. lfth and p NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. L,aton &
Nelson, Propriet0rEi corner Rhode Island
ave, lst and I sts. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard Pha--
macy, nth and Harvard sts- NV.
". a. DARLING, cor. I4th and T Ets- NV.
isS5G ifSa ave- slm5ISSi an u S2E S ''h st. Rhode
ID. =. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th st and
Mass. eve. NV.
CHAs. c. HORNUNG. Chrfstiani Pharmacy
g e sE, -, cor! cor: tth and N sts. NV.
sANFOkD.S $ PHARMACY, New York ave-
and North Capitol street.
X 4. EEITCH, zCth anc II sta NV
QCtELSEt I , PHARMACY. 2ist and G. sts. NV
: : y WAGNER CO. 1st and H sts. NV.
- = 4, 1A1LOE. cor. eth and Z sts. NV.
NICHOLS. PHARMACY. 18th & Pa ave. NV
Park ROAD PHARMACY. 11th and Park
road.
NORTHEAST.
LADDON PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. ne
EhA5. III, BLUMER, N. Cap an r cts. ne
4eCHE5NEY & JOACHIM. cor. Dc ana sts
P. J: DUNCAN 4 Co. druggists. sth and, K
NccHEsNET 8 JOACHIM sth and F SITS. as
SOUTHEAST.
a. Z POWELL. ath and East Capitol s,s.
ROACH DRUG CO. 6th and y sts. Sc.
n. 3. FEALI. NV. cor 11th and Pa ave-
SOUTHWEST.
'. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. 7th and d streets.
-
GEORGETOWN.
= P. WELLER, Pharmacy, s5Si - ct. NV.
ANACoSTIA.
sURY,s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON sts-
BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR Il. F. LUERSSEN Drug Store
--------
ALEXANDRIA. W.,
R L CARNE & Co. 7Os King -.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
CHANIBERMAIDs-Tw two EitcAenmaids:
three mattresses; eolored. Apply PHILLIP S
HOTEL'AGENCf, s2s 9TH st. NV. It
CHAAIBERNIAID-Firs must vrosb
napkins. 1926 Z St NV de2i-2t
CHOCOLATE CoATERs-At once. and hon
bon dippers. Apply Immediately us llth ST
NV. de23-st
CHILD'S NURSE-White ca colored. 20
South SIS; another nurse, waitress cooks. to-
day EUREKA, loll New York ave. nv. It
COOK-Plain IN fiat; small girl assist: girI
general housework; chambermaid. Inquire
1885 lith st. NV. 1t
CooK-Good. 22s est. NV. 1t
GIRL-Half grown colored. to care for chIId
3 years old Apply III 10th ST. NV. base
nent after s 2. m. de24-2t
GIRIl-CoIored TO do general housework. Ap-
ply tl6 81. NV. II
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
SPIRITUALISM.

IF YOU WISH ADVICE and information o.
any subject call % see Mr.. Million and get q
psychic rea-4ng and Independent slate writ
ing. Er. Million also teaches hypuotisrn and
mental hypLoLc suggestion 9lZ Eye ST nv
ralg-Tt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-FIrst-class dining room and
hitehen; complete: % regular b1aDiers. BOX
l65, Times Office de2f3t
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EOOMISG HOUSE. central noCthWest: less
man man value or VIII exchange for grocery.
4HOhNION a. JAslEs. 70s l1th a. NV.
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Personal.

WORRINGMEN read this. ove-coats. g. 70
s4i suits, 50 and 81; coats and vests, 81 and
81 coats &L5of pantl. $780, al wool stock.
tailor mades slightly used. we can save you
OLD STAND. 6Is ID. Ce-s-7t
MADAM THEO. palmlst. card reader. and
medium; German spoken sZ5 Il 50. NV
deZ+4-
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
CLAIRVOTANT PIANIST
Extraordinary clai-voyaut power combined
with superior knowledge u paLuisLry en-
ables me % read your life from infancy 20
old age. giving common sense advice lu love.
marriage and family affairs. how 20 fasClua-a
one OF your desire reuuitcs the separated.
removes evil influence; true pS-h t1 napuy
and fortunate life: information cIear. concise
and 20 the point gives dates. 1-cts and
figures
TZ-Ninth ST. ~. va
Don't Mistake Name and Number
crLl-tf
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT, OF THE INTERIOR. wash
ington. D. c.. December Z, 1901 Sealed pro
posals, In duplicate, VIII be received az the
Department until = O'CLOCK p. NJ SAT-
URDAY, JANUARY IL 1905. and opened
Immediately thereafter in the presence OF
such persons as may attend for supplying
hospital furniture, appliances. and appar-a tyg-
beds, bedding. chairs. tables. desks chido-
uiers. book cases. ole cabinets refrfzerarors
hrepTOOf sa6e. rugs, carpets. portable bate
tubs. window screens and shades. metal lock-
ers. and toilet room fittings FOR the New
Freedmen s Hospital at Washington. D. C.
In accordance with the specifications there-
for, copies OF which and form OF pr0posal
may be had on application at the Dem
meEt- Proposals must be marked Proposal
for furniture. New Freedmen's Hospftaf .
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD. Secretarv
de10.17.A .
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FOR sALE-A grocery store in the south
east BOX 107. Times Office. deZS-3t
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CIGAR, confectionery. suitable FOR lady; in
FehtorS. IHORNICtr s. JAMES. 705 nth st.
deZ2-3t
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FOR sALE-EIrst-class dining room and
kitchen; complete. - regular boarders BOX
lS5. Times ofice. 5ez2-2t
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GhOCEh4 and confectionery. 500; worth
de22-2t
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ROOMISG HOUSE Sz50. haIs easy. THORN
ION q JAMES. 7C5 nth 81 NV. de2z-3t
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DEN CISTRY.

DFlS- o. ". a ". J. ELZET, DENTISTS
$ W Cc-. 1Oth and + Sts n W
Specialists IN Painless Extracting Gold
Crown and Bridge Work Filings. and Plates
that Et. Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded Moderate prices Phone II. 4Z5z
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
SO Set OF Teeth, Gold Crowns and Bird urorr
81 Filings SOC. Painless Extraction Free
L. s. Army and Navy Dental Association
DIR. d. HARRY MORAN, Mgr.
$50 r ST. NV. CORNER OF TTH
jyIs-tf
TEETH without plates: no extracting; no
pain look. feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth. Ehrunilen faces made uormaI-
painless 1lliug. DR. J. l. WILSON. 1913 +
ST. auZ5-rg
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CLGAh and poolroOm thoCJuEhfare street.
cheap rent hns stand your price accepted
II sold Quick NEE YORK BUSINESS
bttOhEttS, Oh ST. deZ2-st
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
CADILLAC IN dne running order; must Be
sold SO, terms II you wish y I 81 NV.
Il
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
1901 MAXWELL TOURING CAR, equipped
With top and search lamps in nrst-class
800
Two 1907 Maxwell runabouts In nrst-clazs
eondiuS1 ---.--.,.-------...---.-..... $3.50
1896 eo-hOrsspower Thomas 7-passenger tour
Ing ca, In arEt-class condition: cost
Wv ''.'---''-- -.''.-..-.-..----...-SLl5
DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN.
THOMAS & ToI.MAN AUTO CO..
ls2S L St. y. W. delGtf
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ROOAING HOUSES; centrally located north
vest prices from $40 20 81 500. all making
money and open fJr invest cation NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. Gil +.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JUNOD lThe Nacuum) METHOD OF
ENFORCED-EEST the CIRCI-I.a a
TON. demonstrates that there Is a SCIENCE
N CURING DISEASE ECuaIiug that Ia
surgery.
There is no need of SUFFERING with
LDCOMOTOR ATANLA. BRIGHTS Dis
EASE. RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS those
AILMENTS OF the SPINE. NERVES. and
LIMBS Chat make WALKING nigh ILPOS-
EIBLE) and those ulaladles that are the
result OF over WORK. WORRY and AGE
THEY CAN BE CURED.
4 CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED
PHYSICIANS TO CALL AND LEARN kI.T.
ABOUT IT.
You are Invited 70 call for Information free
FROF- T. y. d. PARKER
1&24 New York Avenue y. W.
Hours 10 10 6. Sundays. lU % J. deI7-tf
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs.

HOOL.hNS and taii0rg trimmings for Saja
cteap az RINGS S, s09 n 81. nv. ies4-7f
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HAVE a positive cure-non-rledIcaI-for
LocoIEotO- Aua1ia, Rheumatism. and those
alltnesls that mai walking aiEh IN possible.
ana desire a yOuL.s energetic phys clan and
parties with means 90 take ar interest IN
sanitarium. PROF. Il n. u. PAP r. 1EZ4
New York ave. NV. teIT-tf
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

DRESSMAKER-WorC on evening dresses
childreds dresses, millinery. 1909 II St NV.
de24-St
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MAN-At once to take care Of furnished
house dogs and poultry; walking distance
from railroad Apply Mrs DORsErT, 5824
o Et. NV. de2lst
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so, NEW Victor talking machine and r.
cords; bargain I252 10Th St NV deZ2-st
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RUG WEAVING.

OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs.
Cnly sanitary concern here. HOME CO.
1905 St NV. Phone Lincoln 600 NJ nos-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By respectable ycung coiored
man of experience. with good reference Hitu-
alton as house servant and butler. Address
BOX 154. Times once. IL
A RELIABLE young man from country
wants work as houssnan or 5anltor. 81 10Th
81. NV. II
CARPENTER WORK: repairing a specially;
drop postal. J. =. WALTERS. 5I7 "a St NV
de2J-5t
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MILLINERY STORES.

ALL TRIMMED HATS sold at cost hats
trimmed Soc; fur hats made 20 order sls G.
st. NV. ,--gl-gt
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FOR sALF Good kitchen stove cheap. 60
80 -. nv. dsZlst
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TABLE BOARD.
STH ST. NV. 71O-First-clas meals served
in our cafe at s. per week; a. served out.
de24-3t
EXCELLENT table board. rs 10Th st. NV.
de22-7t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., a1S-42O-S22
10th St NV. Phone Main S229. deIS-9Ot
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HELP wANTED-vEMALR.

GIRL 20 do general houEework. small faTu
liy; good pay. Call at once. go Sth St NJ
Gag1-2t
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OUR PRICES ON ROLLER SKATES.
linton Hardware. ball bearing. g.......-....ys 55
OLner bkales.--.--- AE
MENDEIL & CO. 1I28 Ith ST NV
ssfq -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-18
OBITUARY RECORD.
Mrs. Henrietta M. Heagy.

MIS-. Henrietta NJ Heagy died yes
tCrday morning at 1:25 at the home
of her son. Morris Nj. Heagy. 92G
Twenty-second street, death being due
to the infrmities of age. She was
born at Pleasant Valley. Scott county,
Iowa July 10. 1898. She spent her
childhood days at Pleasant Valley. Her
parents were Mr. and Mrs. JoheZ Biz
chard, early settlers of Scott county.
She was married TO Samuel Heagy
April 20 1868. after which they resid-
ed in Hampton. H. Her husband died
Jan. IS. 1896. and since that time she
had made her home with her son in
this city. The only surviving rela-
tiyes are her son. Norris of this city.
and her sister. Mrs. Georgia Gar
rett Of Longton, Kan. Funeral scrv-
ices viii be held from the home of her
son at 100 tomorrow afternoon. The
services viii be conducted by Rev
William 3. Shaw. pastor of the Con
gregational churches at Hampton and
Port Byron. Burial will take place al
OakdaIc cemetery in Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-18

day and Thursday of this week. j. II.
c. Petersen's Sons, Davenport.
Expert manicuring, shampooing and
thorough treatment of the hair and
scalp given by Mrs. Sol Levi, 736 Sew
enteenth street. Old phone west SO.
If you wish to see the new styles in
spring millinery, visit ]. H. C. Peter
sens Sons millinery opening on We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week.
Davenport, Iowa.
You will not see a better line of
rugs in Chicago than can be seen at
Clemann & Salzmann's. Call and make
your selection while the stock is at its
best, for spring delivery.
Tuesday. March 10 from 100 to G
p. m. ingalls, will have an exposition
Of loose and mounted precious stone
iewelry by a New York importer and
manufacturer. AS a visitor or pur-
chaser you are equally welcome.
Box seats for the entertainment to
be given at the Illinois theatcr April
23, by the pupils of Villa de ChantaI,
may be secured for 81, April % and %.
Seats will be reserved free of charge.
Children under IA years will be admit
ted for % cents, to be paid at the door.
Here We are. Spring upon us and
our repair work has TO be done. Well.
who is a good man for such work and
reasonable in price? Just call on
Frank 4. Bennett, contractor and build
er. and let him give you an estimate.
1911 FOurteenth-and-a-half street, Old
phone S51-L.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-18
Public Notice,

To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Rock Island
We, the undersigned property owners
on the east and west sides respective
ly of Twelfth street, within eco feet Of
the front door of the premises on the
west corner of Twelfth street AM
Eighteenth avenue, namely on lot six
60 in NJ B. DeSilva's addition, in
the city of Rock Island, county OF
Rock Island. and state of Illinois, re-
specially petition your honorable body
to grant d license to Herman Vogol
for the sale of intoxicating. vinous ami
fermented liquors in the building on
said Twelfth street and Eighteenth
avenue, said license to date from May
II, 1907 in order to admit time for the
erection c. building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-18
READING ROOM is OPENED
Moline Library Will Not Circulate
Books for the Present, However.

The Moline public library was open
ed today so far as the reading room is
concerned, though books will not be
circulated for some time as yet. There
were 10 new cases of scarlet fever To
ported for the past week, a decrease
of so per cent from the previous week
The health authorities in Rock Island
do not consider that conditions wa
rant the opening of the library at the
present time. The number of cases in
the city has remained practically sta
tionary for some time. the new cases
reported being offset by those released
from quarantine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-03-18
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS HERE
Confer With Commandment and EngiH-
eer on Construction Details.

w. S. Hewitt, A. 7. Bayne, E. H.
Bouutlett, and r. II. Mclean of Minneap-
oils are at the Harper TO confer with
gineer Ralph Modjeska in regard to
details of the construction of the new
Sylvan slough bridge, for which Bayne
& Hewitt have the contract. Engineer
Modjeska. who designed the big Rock
Island bridge. is expected in the city
this evening. Materials for the bridge
have been ordered and will be on the
ground in the near future.