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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
Cummins Defines His Policy.

In a letter sent to a personal friend who
had congratulated him on his success as
a candidate for senator. Governor Cummins
wrote as follows, thus defining his atti-
tude and policy:
I Intend to do all I can to make fac
tional differences in Iowa a memory only.
/ want to see the party absolutely united,
going straight along the path of good gov
eminent. II / can merit and hold the con-
fidence, you have so generously given me,
in the future, it will add much qualification
to my political life.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22

New York Times
oakland Enquirer
Oil City Derrick
Omaha Bee
OnAwa (Ca,) Evening Citizen
Piusburs Gazette Time.
Piusburs Chronicles Telegraph
Portland (Ore.l Journal
Reading. Pa. Eagle
Richmond Times Dispatch
San Francisco Call
St. Joseph Nsw>Prsss
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
4 Miss.

Commissioner Bingham of New
York said the other day of shrewd
western detectives: 49,. @@.ss@.. SIS.
He is very shrewd, but he likes to
show of overmuch. There is a good
deal Of this Sherlock Holmes business
about him. A Scotch Canadian wanted
to join the force the other day. To
make himself look respectable he
bought suit Of clothes from q friend
OF his, 9 stationary engineer. When
he presented himself at headquarters
our Mr.. Sherlock Holmes was the first
person he had to see. ...#szs
Mr.. Sherlock, looking up from his
desk. scanned the applicant shreWdly.
shot a quick glance round the room to
see that he had everyone's attention.
and then said, in his deepest, most I'M.
Spressive voice:
s85as. Aha, mechanic. perceive.
'.s.Na ma! replied the scotchman.
Ia Mackenzie. 4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
1,.IpzI No
STAYING OF RULERS I'M S
WITHOUT EFFECT
DisraeIi's Assertion That - ssass:1.
ton Has Never Changed the, r,ss
tory of the World" Is Tru:n
Beyond Question.

Political fanatics apparently neve
will believe with Disraeli that "as
sassination has never changed IT,.
history of the world
In Portugal they evidently hope
by the murder of the royal fami.; :.
overthrow the monarchy. Repea.e:>a,4
some analogous notion has possesse;.
assassins. They have always b.
disappointed, but it is aslo-isli
how slightly the numerous poiitl~s
murders have influenced the cou-,s
of history, says the Kansas City ST..
The killing of Caesar is an exaia3
of the futility of assassination. 1t ".
done on the ground that he had (: ).
verified the republic and had estai
lished himself as virtual dictate:
Brutus, one Of the leaders in the Pc
was the typical political dream ::
.high-minded, devoted to advan~9
principles, impractical. He failed Il
see that the character of the peep
had changed so that the old reruo:
was no longer possible and tina
Caesar was dealing with the situa|i:
as a practical man. The assa15tn::
ton could not alter national charactc
so it failed to restore the republic al
the Caesarian regime was continuo
by the practical Augustus.
William of Orange, leader of til,
Netherlands revolt against Spain, =:
killed by order of the Spanish kin
But the murder did not pacify the
surgents and the revolt was. carr:
through to independence by OTIS.
leaders.
Henry ". of France, the greats:
of the Bourbon kings, was killed /
a religious fanatic who resented +
tolerance toward the Huguerots. r:
the edict of Nantes, which gran: =
freedom of religion, was not afTec+e;
by the kings death. 1t remained e.
fective for nearly century and hna'
~ was revoked by Louis XIV. as :
art of his general policy of unii:;iH:
the realm.
Alexander II. Of Russia was ~:'lr
1ered by conspirators who hope ~
terrorism to do away with the z>'!s
sian autocracy. The effect of T." ,c
<ossination was precisely the reyo':''
what had been planned. 1t Ia
ened that the proclamation anEou -
ng the granting of constitution was
in type when Alexander died. HIS s>>-
repressed it and the autocracy, Wa<
rore firmly established than ever +
IS not until the lapse of a quarter e.
a century had flooded Russia with - /
ropean enlightenment that free Z
began to establish itself under consti
tutiCna1 forms.
The murders of presidents---o!
lincoln, Garfield, Carnot. Mckic.c s.
"o"e without political effect.
II general, men in authority vic
stand for some definite policy re~~o
sent at least a strong faction in -:
2ation. If they are removed fr"'",
1T &c by death the policy usually e ::
EXPRESSION through another lcad"r
The assassin cannot destroy t''o $50
that his victim represents. That Is
Why Disraeli's assertion has provci
approximately correct.A
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
Two Sides of the Street.

A drummer who had forgotten tn:
difference in the laws of the various
+a+"s found himself on one occae:cr
IN Bristol, through the main street CT
Itch town runs the Virginia. TIE i.
'c:see line. He walked into :. Cru
store on the western side of the
street,
"Give me package of Turkish Gig
tret+es, please" he said.
I'VE haven't any cigarettes" was
he reply, "but we can let you hav
almost anything else you want, frcn;
Morphine up.
The drummer was puzzled for a mo-
uent, but decided that he must have
misunderstood the clerk.
II want some cigarettes he re-
,eated. =
mo cigarettes in Tennessee" an
swered the clerk, "but you can ga'
them across the street. That's Vir
ginia.''
Thanking the clerk for his in
formation, the drummer crossed to q
Au5 o'oAo OpPOo4Io duu Idlu IN
supply to last him across Tennessee
He had reached the door when q
thought struck him.
Il Have you any morphine?" he
asked, turning to the clerk. -. -.
Sorry, sir" replied the Virginian
but they don't sell it in this state
But think you can get some across
the street. That's Tennessee"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
Proceedings
OF the Board Of Comfy Commits
sioners, April 6-8

County Auditors Office, Worthington,
Mimi, apr. 6, 1908. p. m.
met pursuant to adjournment, this date >
Members present: Bryan, McConkey,
Moss, Murphy and Chairman swanberg:
we're read s on Maroh 1908
Application for cancellation of as
sessment and taxes s on real l. estate mort
eo age mi Mimi, on motion E was approv o
and referred to tax commission. :.
The following bids for boarding the
sick, Per day, si.6e; cases cases that hiatt reguire
night nursing, per night, $780, s91.
n Moved and carried that the bid of
Ida =. Milton be accepted;
April Z, 1908, 9 a. m. H.. :
The board re-assembled; all mem
bers present. E@. . u.
bridge on section line between section
8 of Indian Lake, and section Of Bige..
l9T were deferred nr for 7oa aetion until
The bids for grading on section line
tween sections a and 23, all in town
SHADES Hill; and grading on section
line between section s, town 101,
81 and section Set t9Wn loi
ton until April 5, 1908, 8 O'Clock a. m.
The petition, of Mary D. Hebig to be
set off with her land from school dis
II trict No. 81 to school district No Sc,
which was set for hearing April q 1908,
at o'clock p. M, on motion was de-
ferred for further action and set for
hearing May a, 1908, at 3 o'clock p. m.
Adjourned to April 8, 1908, 3 a. m. f3s55s
April 8, 8 a. m.
Y The board reassembIed; all members
present. $s
Sealed bids for finishing east room
In the basement OF the court house
were received.
Commissio j. G. Murphy made the
following motion, the same being Sec
Onded by Commissioner Cd. Bryan.
Owing to an error In the proceedings,
relative to the letting of contract for
grading to be done On the section line
Between sections is and "a and be-
tween sections ~ and 23, all In town
ship 102 range 433;; contract tor finish N
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
IS WALKING AROUND COUNTRY.
Pedestrian Has Travelled 2,287 Miles
on Boundary Line.

New York.-Walking into New York
With a rifle slung on one shoulder and
haversack on the other, Starl Cron-
ley, who is circling the borders of the
United States on pedestrian tour, an
nounced that he had tramped 2,287
miles. His rudy complexion and ap-
pearance of health indicated that Pc
destrlanism agrees with him. When
he started from Toledo, O., on October
rs last he weighed 1852 pounds. Since
then he has gained six pounds
Crowley modestly expressed the hope
that when he finished his self-imposed
task, in June, 1910, he would get
good job in Toledo. AS he is not a
prize fighter he does not expect to go
on the stage. He has an itinerary and
put down 20 miles a day for his walk.
Owing to storms and having to make
wide detours he was 300 miles be-
hind his schedule at PASSPORT, Me.
On arriving here he was 240 miles be-
hind. When he strikes milder eli
mate he says he will make up lost
time.
Crowley is % years old and a native
of Illinois. In 1900 he joined the
Twenty-sixth United States infantry
He served 27k years in the Philip
pines and one year subsequently with
his regiment in Texas. Then he was
discharged because he suffered from
epilepsy. To cure himself of this
malady he tried 7O0-mile walk. It
agreed with him. Since he started on
this tour he says he has not had an
attack.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
Evil. in over,w.,ork.

Another clever accountant has In
jured his mind by overwork. Some
people need to be prodded before the,
will work. Some need to be restraine:
or they will work till they drop. Sooz
or or later the man that will not hus
band his strength and keep a reserve
of energy pays for It by enforcei
leisure. Some people hate to-. work
Some people hate to play. AS Burn.
said, life is all a variorum. No huns1
being can ever be induced to pro-,
BY the experiences Of another huma.
being We are a stiff-necked and "a
belliouss generation.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
Notice of Application for Liquor License
State of Minnesota, County of Mobiles, v
lage OF Bigelow.-ss,

State of Minnesota, County of Mobiles, Viii
1age OF Bigelow.-ss.
Notice is hereby given, that application has
been made in writing to the Comm on Coun-
Gil of said village of Bigelow, and filed in
my office, praying for License to Sell !ntoxi-
eating Liquors for the term commencing on
May LIST, 1908, and terminating on April
30th, 1909, by the following person, and at
the following place, as stated in said appli-
cation, respectively to.wit:
BY Peter Peters in the front room on the
first floor of frame building situated on
Lot One ~ of Block Ten (1O), in said
Village of Bigelow, Minnesota.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said Common Council of the village
Of Bigelow, at the special meeting In
the village Office, in said village of Bigelow,
In Mobiles county and state of Minneso-
ia. on Tuesday, the 2sth day of April, A. D..
1908, at O'Clock PM, of that day.
Witness my hand and seal Of Village Of
'Bigelow, this 7th day of April, A. D.,
1908. ~.
(sRAL) CT. MODISETT, .s
~ ~ Village Recorder.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
= Local News. -


F. D. Wells, of Brewster, is a pa
z tient at the city hospital.
Ruth, daughter of James Mont
gomery, is down with the measles.
Rev. Jno. D. Glib of Rushmore
was a county seat visitor on Monday.
Little Donald Patterson fell from a
!. horse on Wednesday and broke his
arm.
Il. DR.. M. Boeckman, eff Lake Park,
registered at the Worthington Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Roth returned
I on Tuesday from visit at George,
Iowa.
Banker G. R. West, Of Brewster,
transacted business in Worthington
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Long, of Read
ing, did trading in Worthington on
Wednesday.
O. Il. Nystrom, of Bigelow town.
ship, was in the city on business
Wednesday.
George, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Benson, has an attack
of pneumonia.
L. G. Bramel has been laid up sew
eral days with an acute attack of in
famatory rheumatism.
Rev. Haley of Bigelow passed
through here last Friday on his way
home from the cities.
M. Hovey was over from Bushmore
Monday and before returning pur-
chased driving team from Geo.
Hurd.
Ed Cheatham and family left on
Tuesday for northern Michigan.
where be is to take the management
of large farm.
Mrs. F. B. Maverty, of Chicago,
spent few days in the city the first
part of the week, visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. J. S. Kies.
The incipient agriculturists in town
have been very busy the past week
planting gardens, and soon the mar
ket will be foaded with green stuff.
J. E. Salstrom, cashier of the State
Bank of Bigelow, passed though here
Sunday On his4way to Red Wing to
attend the funeral Of j. E. MARBLE.
Paul Schulz, of Elk, was quite bad
~ usedsup one day this week as the
result Of a runaway with corn cult
vator. He had couple of ribs broken
and also sustained severe bruist
about the head.
Mrs. A. R. Albertus entertained
the Euchre club ON Tuesday after
noon, in her usually delightful man
ner, and a very pleasant session was
held. Refreshments were served.
The meeting of the Mems Sunday
Club last Sunday afternoon was IN
the nature of a farewell ovation to E.
A. Cheatham, one of the members,
who left the first of the week for
northern Michigan. 2
G. A. Peterson has taken the agen-
-cy for the Hanaford Produce Co.,
and will be located across the street
from Bears blacksmith shop. He
will buy cream, butter, eggs and
poultry, and will pay spot cash.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
Iteral Charity.

81 would like to take the sense of
the meeting about this charity relief z
said the profe ssional philanthro pist
And when the contr ibution was
taken up ne found he had AIKEN moth.
ms I'll n
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-04-24
Paving the Way,

have no words to express to. YOU
my feelings for your daug hter, !, said
the young man l -
ell, nterrupte ed the old r,,s
I've got to run down and FIX the fur.
nace. lou may study the dictionar,
while I'm gone. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06
GSIScne WSrte Scr makI
betreficnS.

Soc Cannon Spre der les Geprd'
Ienlauten -pauie8 Der nieber in cen
8OnsreB eepdblt uuroe, auBert iid
pie foIet iiber Oas Bablreiultot:
Die replblitaniihe Bariei miro ihr
8eripreben. bas iie in Der BIatiOrm
madte, balten. Wir tDnnen uno
ppll!n Oen Garif reOioiren, uno benz
Nrbeiter uolen Sbus uerihafen,
Olbei aber ni4t iiberieben, oaB Der
1%rbeiteeber gu einem uerniinftiaeu
@entnu berehtigt 1T.
Die Reuiiion tam iofort mad Der
EMANCIPATION u0u Derrn Gait pOr'
eenOmmen ueroen, obne bic Se'
lhdftslaee 81 tbren."
@rtrablattsr am Rittmod moreen
u~ertunoeten ben Berlinern bic Sr'
mabluna Sait's gum 8rdioenten Der
Der. Staaten. Das SutereIfe an
DER 8abt mar %beionbers aus benz
@runoe reat lebbaft, neil man es
in 8uiammeubans mt benz in aus'
iitt aefteateu GuHAmans oer De-
ihaftslase brinat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

Sim alten Gisen oeim an b r
Bbarf StraBe iest BON ben 5amilien
QOen uno Jranf Biedmann bewobnt,
murSe seitern moreen turs uor 6 ubr
bpn Der Nahbatn 5euer enloett. alS
bic Hammer aus benz eriten Stods
ruerte bee Stnterbauies barfteu.
Die RaAbarn nuroen alamirt Delh'
aus ben Drummer oes ansrena'noen
1@itp ootels Baiier truaen audi bic
Seuernebr eri6ien nahuuo pieltn
anItreneuueen eelare es ons 5euer
-auf bas benuste Speiiesinmer unh
RUDE au beitranten. 8ie oarin be-
finblthen Wt6bel ais Slteboros,
ytahmaihine, @0uh, iberbanpt Der
aanse Snbnlt muroe Elm Raub Der
Slammen, uno miro Der Der Samilie
glaen Seetmoun sueefiete 5haben
mebrere bunoert 8o1ars beslfern
Gas Snnere oer3ummer 1T auda gan5
oomolirt 9ns 5euer entitano oardl
eiu.n I~dnobnfteu Ramin, IN neltem
Der RuB pobt 2naelane q brnnnt
bate,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06
: stonpStQ.- Serr @ua.

StpnpStu.- Serr Suit.
peiemann unb Srl. Npnu Gaemann
uuroen am Donneritne i'm Seim Der
9r~nutettera ourh YnitDr u. 8ubu In
6pmens ruiee Tefeln eeihmieoet.
Gin GROCER 8erm1noten. nnO 6reuuo-
estreis uar nnpsisno UNI oas jun9e
Baar gu bealIdw inichen.
Serr unb 5rnu hilbert Saofe,
BON st. audis unren lebte BDde
bier gum Beiuh Der 5amitie Sentp
@aIt.
Qermnnn 8IbmeDer reblt ga
Mile. BON Roiebuo, itatteten leSten
SOnutae oabler bee 5amiIie 8. d.
aariteot eineu 8tiut ab.
Rie Gbeleute Gltlaaeier, oCn
Sampeaton bteltsn ii1 leste 8ode
befuhsmeiie bel Jreo Altba8e's anf.
Sbre ilnelte EOdter btetbt bier Sum
s6uibeiJh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

f6rberuns sebt I'M an bas Boitamt
tn 8aibiugtun berridten 81 tbnnen.
- @uitau Raeselin tuaste iid1
lebte 8Dae lan8e eenue bonn Sanie
fort nm mebrere -'ase an Der Big
Berger pobnenOe gu beiuden.
@iuie 8eets meld)e mebrere
Gage bier bel ben Seiuieen gum BE.
Iud1 par 1T ant 5reita8 nah 2ebanuti
Sus 5uriideereiit, no er in Slrbeit
itebt.
= Gbas. &iedmann bat BON 5reb
8ruens iiA einen ny tpsbate pGloper
2eai" MiHitreuer aetauit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

Der ooaop'een unfus 1T nldt MUIR
mi bic staotleute beitrantt lonoern
tre,bt ou8 farte SIa,ben in Der
gOuntrs. On Der 5irit Street 'uurOen
bic Rdber oes Suit Sell set0rt9en
Neuredens an letspbOnp'Olteh bangs
euo eefunben; Der Sdmteo Soerntr
funo leiu Sussp aui einen 10 6us
pobeu 8aumitamm, uno BET 6Faa'
Brueus waren ID pmtltte 6eHS'
tbhreu auf Die Bauoesitdft sesanaen.
@s werbeu uuter Der pano gtab'
forid,uneen anssnellt um ~ ern''t'
teln Oh Jitte Reumann uno Oscar
S1miot samaae Na1t Die san'e
9adt gu oauie waren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06
s,e liebt quite @aaen

Mrs. @bas. Is. Smitb, uoa 8eii
5rautlin, Blame iast: SD iieoe CUTE
Sadhea unb babe Or. Sings Neu
2,ie Biuen oils abfabrmiltel in UNI
ierer Enmil,e ausertobren. neil fe
aut iinb tno ibren 8me6 perrihten
Dbue piel Gufieben 81 MAIDEN. Dieie
jhmersipjen Bl%utreinieer tueroen
perfanitin @nlfsr Bros &potbefe.
rs Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

ueberSeueeno. Benu sic an 9pss
pepfe, &9eumatismns, FAINTER Sober
Dber ireeub elmer anberen &rantbeit
leiben, tuelfe burd unreineS 8lut
eutIteben lam, bann eebrau6en sic
Burui's Qlpentrduter. Selbt bic
erIte Rlaife wirb Ste oaoon iber'
seusen, oaB er serabe bic Meoi5in
lit, bic sic ben6tbigen. @idt in
slpotbeten su baben. @enn Sic Jpn
nidt in 3brsr @a4bariHaft erbalten
tDuner. Oann iuenoen Gte fid an Or.
Better Sabrnep & Guns Co., 1l2-
ils gu. Sopne slpe. Sbienso, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06
warum samss See asiunO wuroe.

Nnrum games zee eeluHu IuurUe'
Seoermann in 3anesuiae, Ohio
teunt Wlrs. Marp See an &ural Ion'
te Gp. 8 pobnhntt. Sic ihretot;
.Dtetn @atte Sames See 1T iber5euet
oa6 Iein 2eben eerettet puroe ourdp
ben @ebraud BON Or. Sings NeW
DISCOVERY. Seine 9uueen Daren 10
aueeeriffen ons ShpinoiuAt unper,
meiolid ihlen ais eth Jreuno tbn
Rem 8lsctuera Onrieth. Blr baben
es enbruuht unO iein @etsnuH bat
lbn poqltdnoie oeluno eemaHtA OF.
aiua's gtew DISCOVERY 1T Der aDnIg
naer pals unb &up9enbetlmtttei
5uc ouhen uno @rtatiungtn bot es
nldt ieines @leiben. Die erlie To-
liz lhnift 9inoerune. 8robtrt eS!
uuter @atnntie pertanft I'M 8alter
Bros GpUthete. 50 cent nno sl.Oo
Srobs Haide irei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06
Roetbelt : Joroau.

syu Der ct. Soiepls STRIDE gu Stttle
8erae, tuuroen pOraeitern (DtittDoh)
buvd hudm. 2ambert 8rintmoeaer
Serr @bns. s. Roetbeli uno 5rI.
Nmalia katherine JDroan gu cinem
8aare uerbuuben. Die 8eueen nel'
die oas Bar gum Eraualtur aelelte
ten, uaren Serr Bm. Serbian uno
5rl. Sula ROetbeli uuo Serr 9enrr
Ruetbeli uub SRI. Martha Serbian,
SIM Saule Der 8rauteltern Sol. p ".
Serbian puroe bic weltlihc oOh'
se~itsfeier i'm eroBen Terwanbtem'
unb Sreunoestreis eefeiert uno bod
iunse Baur auis reidite beldent1
uno beelldwinibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

Sn Rolebub 1T bic llriade' Der
euttebune unb gerbreituus ces 90
herriaenOen RerUenfisbers enosdt
murbea, unb auf ben Srunneu osS
Serru 8ieruann suridaefabrt tuOr'
ben. Der Srunnen eutbielt n'h'
aueumaiier nie mon b:sher nuge'
mein onnabm. iOnbern Sammslual'
fer upn Der @rOOberfldde unO tols'
lid, NIT aqerhano unratb perm'lhf.
@oldes bat 8r. Guthrie NceOnneu
staot.8 adturiOloae feltseteat' nnO
Or. seba pom @ountp @elanope'ts'
roth bat anaeoronet Ons Der Srnnasn
umaebaut neroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

-GtrfGreet. 8m. Steel
uou Sermaun mar bieier Gage bier
Saume fir GiienbabniAweaen
su laufen.
GDhmeifer Senrp Grass mad)te
leste @ude cine SuipedtiOn Der 2anb'
ruepe hber tpelde bic 2anopcit'Se.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

Ten Sehimmunaen bes Sasose.
ieees semdB. 1T bic Sage often auf
otrIhe pom /. Ropember 1is gum
81. December; auf 3urfeps pom l..
DECEMBER uis gum 81. Sanuar;
Quail pom /. Ropember bis ann 81.
DECEMBER; Biloenten pom Is. Sep
ismber bio gum so. Gpril.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-06

Serr GrnIt Martiu berihtete unS
oe5tsru cos leiu s9wuper @eOrae
nortou in guIt ct. Souls I'M Alter
pon IS Sabren am Sumiina 9eitorben
IN. Ser geraugbene wObnte friber
bier. NOR anStreiter bon Serui, uro
erireute lid ieinsr 3eit 9abier elmer
orosen Betauntiaait. Or bluter-
last Ssrau unb mebrere Sinner
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You
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-25

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
fntler & Field. Druggists I'd and Indiana ave.
louis r. CasteIl. Pharmacist. 3ic0 18th st.
Commercial Bank Bldg Postal Telegraph.
trisweiIS Drug Store. 18th and t SITS.
ThoS. A. DobynS. 18th and Columbia road.
nHront Pharmacy. goth and T SITS
Fptloy's Drug Store. 14th and yelling place.
TuesSon. g. A.. IIth and Park I'd
Gcntncr's Drug Store. 18th and r sts.
Callerhcra's Bureau ~ Information.
I1"rh>ts Drug Store. 23th and Pa. ave
Interior Dept. Sth and F. Postal Telegraph.
$. Kann. Sons 4 Co.. Information Bureau.
Kings Drug Store. 18th end SITS.
Iuuton's nrur store 9th ard :.
National Hotel. Postal Telegraph
Purtman'S Pharmacv. 1tth and X. ]. ave.
foss Il Mundin. o0th and X.
Roland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
Store. $50 9Th st. NV.
f1'on Station. Postal Telegraph.
United States Canitol. Postal telegraph.
Edwin Sarnnld. 18th and Monroe SITS NV.
Woodward x I.othrop. Superintendent desk.
122G Connecticut ave- Postal Telegraph.
GEORGETOwN:
nnonnrn's Drug Store, 2od and SITS.
o'nonnrH's Drug store 32d and r SITS.
Ptidc's Pharmacy. :sth and T SITS.
NORTHEAST:
FItInr's Pharmacy. ith and stanton nj ne.
keuealv'S Pharmacy. y. Canito and i sts-
., L. krause. 9Th and X SITS.
ianhaIn s Pharmacy. 11th and F.. Capitol sta.
Mooradin's Pharmacy. 13th and II SITS. ne
SOUTHEAST:
G-adley's Drug Store, Sth and sts. Sc.
" Dnnnells Drug Store. I'd and Pa. ave. Sc. }
y S. Fcay. Druggist. 18th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
rlih ST Wharf. Postal telegram once.
Sullivan's Drnr Store. eth and D SITS. s.w.
Charles ). Walter. 9o1 Az st. s-w.
ANACOSTIA:
C. G. Lohr 25 Monroe ST
TENLEYTowN. n O.
George P. Parton. Druggist. Winconsin ave.