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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-17
CONVICT DECLINES
PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE
BY SOCIALIST PARTY

Carson. New. July 11.-Convict Pres
ton, who Is In the state prison for muir
der and who was nominated for the
presidency by the socialist labor party.
has declined the nomination. II Is
thought he acted on the advice of his
attorney AS ii was known he was will
ing to be a candidate and that he fully
expected to receive the nomination.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-17
AMERICA AND MEXICO
ON BORDER QUESTION

Washington, July ia perfect un-
Outstanding between Mexico n the
United States az to this governments
purpose to take all steps possible to
prevent violations of the neutrality
laws on the Mexican border was
reached today at a conference between
Acting Secretary of State Bacon and
Ambassador Creel.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-17
MR.. PURDY IS NAMED
FOR FEDERAL JUDGE

Washington. d. c., July 9.-The pres
ident has accepted the resignation of
Judge William Lochren. judge OF the
United States district court for the dis
trict OF Minnesota at st. Paul, and has
appointed M. ID. Purdy, present assist
ant TO the attorney general. to fll the
vacancy.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-17
TRUE, TOO TRUE, TO
TWO TOO MANY.

; Des Moines, Ia, July 11.--Too true
was Elmer M. True. In his zeal to
? live up to all his name implied,
ne tried to be true to two wives at
; the same time, with the result that
; he was convicted of bigamy and
, sentenced to five years in the Kan
sas ~penitentiary. At least that Is
, the claim of one of his wives,
, Lillian M. True, a resident of VAL
. ley Junction, who is suing him for
a divorce on the grounds hat he is
; untrue.
; Mrs. True, of Valley Junction,
; filed her divorce petition yesterday.
) She says she married True in 1896.
: Mr.. True was true for a while, she
; says, and then he ceased to be true,
abandoning her a few years after.
; And then, Mrs. True says, she next
; heard of True being under arrest
; In a town in Kansas. charged with
) trying TO be true to two wives, but
; in fact true TO neither. He was con-
) victed, she says, and sentenced by
; the Kansas judge to a term in the
; p~enitentiary not to exceed five
; years. All OF which, Mrs. True says
; goes 10 show that True was untrue.
) and that inasmuch as she was al
; ways true TO him. she is entitled to
; a divorce.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-17
AVERAGE CONDITION
OF WINTER WHEAT

Washington, July 10.-Average con
dition winter wheat, 500 per cent;
corn. S2.S per cent; acreage, 100, $685.
600; oats, S5.7 per cent.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-17

A foggy day In London means that
the residents must run up q total gas
bill Of between $4,000 and $4,000.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-17
Nebraska in Quarantine.

San Francisco, July 9.-The bat
tleship Nebraska did not sail with
the Atlantic feet this afternoon,
because OF an outbreak of eight
cases of scarlet fever on board:
She has been sent to the Angel
Island quarantine station TO be
fumigated.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-07-17
BATTLESH|P FLEET
BEGINS GREAT TRIP
AROUND THE WORLD
BattIeship Fleet, Under Com
mand of Admiral Sperry,
Sails From Frisco.
PRESIDENT SENDS
FLEET A GREETING.

Oyster Bay. July 9.-President
Roosevelt today sent 10 Rear
Admiral Sperry, commanding the
battleship fleet at San Francisco,
a telegram expressing his good
wishes to the officers and men on
the eve of their departure for
the trip around the world.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
nANks I'D rRrsr coMpANIEs

AcCoUNTANTs-CERTIFIED PUBLIC
-D1A r. RUcKSTELL. Claus spreckels Bid.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
FARM LANps 1IRRIeATE

Country Lands-City Real Estate
ARTHUR Il. JORDAN, Inc. Croker Bid.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

BUTCHERS & LIVESTOCK DEALERS
+. CANES & CO.. Stockyards Oakland.
OAKLAND MEAT & PACK. CO.. Stocky'ds. Oak.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

BUILDING d LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
49, HOME BLDG. * LOAN CO., Clsas spreck-
els Bid.
CONT BLDG. & LOAN ASSN. Market & Church
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
TITLE INSURANCE

ACCIDENT INSURANCE
STANDARD ACCIDENT co. Croker BID.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
DRY GOODS

L. DINKELSPIEL CO., Inc, 20-o6 Battery.
HELLER. KLEIN & CO.. 41-47 Sansome.
MOoRE-WATSON, Sansome Bush
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
DRILLON WHlTEHOUSESWARD
Boys Fife and Drum Corps Give
Snappy Exhibit.
Led by TweIve-year-OId Mai. Spence,
Brooklyn Boys Corps VIII Enter
Baltimore Contest.

Fast and Snappy drilling was seen On
the White House ellipse yesterday after
noon. when The Jwenty-six lads cOmpris-
ing the Twelfth Street Fife, Drum, and
Bugle Corps. Of Brooklyn. y. Y. gave an
exhibition before a large and enthusiastic
crowd
Under the command Of twelve-year-oId
Maj. Spence. the boys, without guns.
went through a series Of rapidly executed
movements that brought forth applause
A large part Of the drill was gone
through at the sound Of the bugIe. and
resembIed the work Of famous troupe
now IN vaudeville.
Starting at the southeast corner Of the
big ellipse, the company gradually worked
rs way across the field. working out all
sorts OF intricate formations on its way.
The company is now stopping at la
FetTa Hotel They leave tomorrow for
Baltimore. where they will participate IN
g national contest Of fife and drum
corps from all over the country. Upon
the arrival OF the boys in Baltimore, they
VIII be joined by six more of their mum
Der.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
BOARD MAKES PROMOTIONS
Shifts in District Officials Are
Formally Ratified.
Changes Are Confined to the Tax
and Building Departments
of District

By action OF the Board OF Commission
ers yesterday. the expected promotions
OF several OF the officials IN the District
government were approved. 70 take effect
September 10
z. G. Davis. tax collector OF the Dis
trict for the past twenty years, Is trans
ferred TO the board of-sppraisers Of real
property Of the District.
Charles c. Rogers. at present disburs-
ing officer Of the District, IS promoted 10
be collector Of taxes II place Of Mr.. Da-
Wis.
Louis c. Wilson, member OF the board
Of appraisers of personal property. is
promoted TO succeed 3Ir. Rogers as dis
bursting officer.
Alexander Mckenzie. % the real estate
tsiz =eard. IS transferred 10 take the place
made vacant by the promotion OF M
Wilson.
Although these changes were rUmored
and openly discussed by the Commission
ers some time ago the formal vote and
action was not taken until yesterday. IN
staIation Of new life and new methods
into the w0yk Of the several Offices IS
said To be the cause OF the transfers.
On motion OF COMMISSIONS Morrow
yesterday several changes were also made
.u the building department OF The District
These changes are said TO be the result of
the recent investigator Of the depart
ment by the Commissioner
A II. Poyntou. principal assistant in
speCtor OF buildings. IS transferred 20
be inspector Of construction with COM
pensati0n al the rate Of $40 per diem.
As the principal assistant 20 Inspector
Ashford he drew a salary OF Sl.51 a year
In place OF lIr- Pcyuto-. Thomas Fran
els. assistant inspector Of buildings al
s. 90 per auuum. IS promoted 90 be prin-
cipaI assistant at SI.5a T. @ Curtis, as
sistant inspector OF buildings al 500 q
year is promoted 70 inspector al $3.50.
vice Francis J. B Hammond Of the
building department IS promoted 70 be
inspector Of buildings a. $3.50 a yea-, 70
I'll the vacancy caused by The promotion
Of zIr. Curtis.
All OF these changes and promotions
take effect from September 10.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Lihrzry OF CouEress-Open ? q n. to 10 ,. n @
secular days; from > ,. u to 10 p n On sundays
and on certain h0Iidsys
Public Librzry-open a. n TO !. n; holidays.
a. n TO ? ? N: Sundays. 70 ,. n
Executive 8iansiou-Open 70 g. n. 20 ? > IL
United States Cau5tol-Open 9 a n to 40 . n
Uuited states Trsas-ry-Open a. H. % p
State. War, and Navy Departments-Open 2 4 Il
to p m lIle original Decl2Tztioa Of IDdepsud-
enos IS In the library q the state Departmeut)
United states Patent OGoe-Opsu 4 Il TO 2
Pr.
United States Peusioa Burrau-opeu a Il to :
? L.
United States Pcst-osce-Open A n 20 Z p n
Washiastoa Cry Post-oasce-Ope1 al hourS Crhs
Dead Letter OEce IS Il he c1:y poet-o5csl
National Botanic Gar5eus-Opsn = nL 70 p n
Flsh Ccu-rr-zsicn-Cpen a. H. 70 g p H.
Army Mecical Muse1m-Open a. H. % b p n
National NEssun- ODen g. L. 70 ~ p Il 1i1-
Guiding hl-idaysl
S1uiths0-iaa ius,i,g-i0u-Open 3. z. 20 40 ? n
tincludi1z hol551rsI-
Ag1iclllurlI Dsrzr.-nsus-Orea G a n 70 80 p n
buIea1 q Els-zEins and PrInJIng-Opsn A. n
20 80 . II
S;ashiagson Nozzneat Cs55ls let n seisht)-Opea
So a. q. 70 80 ?. n Elevator ruzs fTOza g n
Until ?. "a
Co-coran Gallery of Art-Opea 80 e. II 70 : ,.
z II winter 9 a. n. 70 3 ? n II sumner su2-
l7sS-i-J ? n % ; p H. eTceDtlng II Ilia-S.-a-
-1er- Admission free Tuesdays. Thursiays- Sat
urdays. ard sundays other days. &c a5uissioa-
Government Printing Of5ce-Open 70 3 L. 70
2 n
Navy Yard-Ora a. n 20 so p n
sogtGwo-1h CcttsEe. Ssh 81 a1d Prosgect ave-
N The SUBURBS
ZccIoEscaI Pa-s-Ope- all DAY.
Rccz Creek Bridge and Psrk.
Chevy Clase he-angr1n. AID Cheepeake Beach
Naval Observa-cry-O g L. n 20 ; ?
Mount Fe-r-n the hcae snd tomb of Wzs1.ns
to1f-Opel Il a. n 20 ? n
Arlington National Csustery-Ope1 al dsy.
Fc-t Afger Military Post
FaIs Chu-cs, Vienna, zzd Fsirfax Court H0uss.
United States Sol5ieEs' Hone-Open g. Il e
sunset
United States Naval Academy Annapolis Nd
n 70 8 =
CABIN John B-idss. Catholic U1ivs-sity. and Alex
sudrla-
Great Falls q the P0tozlao-FaHs are illuminated
az night
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
GUILTY OF MISCONDUCT.
Negro and Young White Woman
ArrafEned in Police Court.

Aaron Winfield. g weIl-grOomed negro.
and May Windel. q young white woman.
PLEADED EUEty to a charge Of improper
cond- le7 arra;g1ed before Acting
Judge A., n the Police Court. yester-
day morning The woman has a seven
months old babe, bearing Winfeld's 5
name
In default Of $50 fine. Winfield was re-
manded TO prison for sixty days The
girl was placed under personal bonds for
her future appearance IN court, at the
suggestion OF the Assistant United States
Attorney
The police say Winfield IS a married
man. and has a wife and family living
IN New Jersey.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
ASK LIEN ON REAL ESTATE.
AIIege Building Nate
riaIs Are Not Paid For.

Through Attorneys Brandenburg &
Brandenburg. the Chesapeake Supply
Company and the James B Lambis Com
pany yesterday fled q bill OF complaint
to enforce e lien upon Richard y. Knott
and George H Adams, holders Of certain
real estate II the District
It IS alleged the defendant entered into
contracts with the two companies TO have
certain building materials furnished for
the erection of certain houses owned by
him. Both companies aver that he has
never paid for the supplies furnished, and
pray that knOtts real estate be declared
subject TO leins in their favor
\ number Of OtheT defendants are
named IN the bin, who are trustees or
parties secured under deeds Of trust
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

To Fort Monroe Sorfclk. Newport News and Al
points So-th-Norfoik ard Washington steamers
every evening IN the year al 80.
Chevy Chase Lake-CCnce-t BY United States NJ
rine Band every evening followed By dancing
Twilight excursions 20 Annapolis and BaItimo-s
every day. Trains leave every half hour from Ff-
tenth and streets northeast from ?. II
To Rock Greek Bridge. Geological Park Chew
Chass, and Kensiugtou-Cers from Fifteenth street
and New YORK avenue every fifteen uinu:es-
To Alexaudra-FerTy steamer Lsckawannz sverv
hour and half from a. II. 10 S p n
To Fort MysT. Arlington National Cemetery. Fails
Church and Fairfax C0lrJ House-Cars from Twelfth
street and PeBnsy!vania and Aqaeduct Bridge
Chesapeake Beach-See trains in railroad schedule
Mount vernon and Marshall HaI-Stsamer Charles
Macalester. caly, except sunday. 70 g. u and -
?.
Steamer ST. Johns for Colonial Besch-saturdays.
2 n; other Gays except Monday. SIS a. n
Steamer jamestown fer for-y-E1ie moonlight TIN
down the Pctomsc River daily. a. ?. n
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Asbury Park Not "wide Open.s

Mr. E / Booream, Of the Treasury
Department, who has been spending some
time at AsbUry Park, writes TO The
Washington Herald to deny the dis
patch recently sent cut from Asbury
Park to- the effect that that resort was
now wide open" and that a ton Of
liquor IS shipped every day into that city
He says that during his stay at Asbury
Park he has not seen a single intoxi-
Gated person, nor can he ind any one
who has seen such a person. He for
wards a copy Of the Asbury Park Jour
nal which shows that while liquor IS
surreputiously sold at the resort there
is no evidence whatever Of the traffic.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Ward ". Griffith Of 1903 H street north
east, yesterday fled suit against the Bal
tirnore and Ohio Railroad Company to
recover S1.O03 damages for the loss Of one
horse and injury TO another The plain
tiff alleges that a team belonging to him
was permitted to cross the company's
track at First and y streets while a train
was approaching
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
STRUCK BY STREET CAR.
William H KeuwrighI Sues Traction
Company for Damages.

Alleging that he sustained permanent
injuries by being thrown from a wagon
hit by car OF the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. William Il. Ken
wright yesterday sued that corporation
for $1,000.
It IS averred that ne was crossing the
company's tracks at Third and Il street
Oh December :. 1906 when a car going
at an excessive and unlawful rate Of
speed struck the vehicle he was driving.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Carrie Nation rode into Washington
last night with both feet In the stirrups.
She carried q hanmer II was her
weapon 70 knock IN e most artistic
fashion She struck at William H. Taft,
and buried the head Of her weapon
deep into the candidates campaign for
the Presidency
Mrs. Nation talked 10 a reporter Of
The Washington Herald. and her words
fairly aissed defiance at Mr.. Taft The
evils Of Washington and things in gen
eraI She said she would be IN the city
three OF four days. n which time she
viii attend to some private business
connected with the sale Of The Hatch
ct" which was recently conszmmated
The business concluded. she VIII 90 into
Ohio. and Cincinnati IN particular, and
advertise Mr. Taft"
Owes Him Something.
I owe hin something" is the way
she put it in q most significant tone,
and he Is going 10 be paid in fuu and
with good interest
He had the aUdaCity TO 80 out into
Kansas, and make the remark that It
was the state that was trying TO regu-
late morals by law. That was an in
suit 70 the people OF Kansas Now. ]
am going over TO Ohio and show him a
thing or two
7 an going 10 be IN Cincinnati in about
ten days, and when get there, I viii
have something to say that VIII make
the people sit Up and take notice I am
going 10 tell them about NJ Tafts re-
ligion. He has been doing a lot OF talk
inS recently about his religion, and what
ne thinks of religion. It VIII be ny
duty 70 say to the people Of Cincinnati
that Mr. Taft belongs 20 the biggest or
ganized band Of infdeIs in the world. I
guess that is going sone-eh2'
What do you think OF M Roosevelt
was asked
President Roosevelt is the biggest
fraud this country has had in any Office
IN its history And I want 10 add that
Mr. Taft Is a great big piece OF putty.
( He IS absolutely IN the hands Of ROOse-
/ velt, 10 be shaped or nodded as the
: President sees IT
And your opinion Of the city Of Wash
/ ington?"
"Oh, that IS awful. It has been said
there IS no gambling here 7 have been
| all over the United States. and can say
Z truthfully that 1 have never seen as
Z may E--A-A O4--45 Al aA-E E4-- lEADlE
all my travels Vice runs with a free
I hand. and I believe the police OF the Cap
! ital are Its agents
/ Wants Major TO Explain.
( Z wish MAI Sylvester would explain
/ 10 TIE people Of Washington how IL hap
/ pens that q certain district IS permitted
[ 70 exist right under the shadow Of the
new Municipal Building Does he think
/ for a single minute that he is fo0Iing the
/ people Of this townl This IS my home.
and I an coming back here and go after
/ the police OF the National Capital in a
i way that VIII expose them 70 all the
I people Of the United States
j Mrs Nation IS stopping at 217 D street
} northwest She says that IS her perma-
/ nenJ address IN Washington from where
she VIII deal out liberal doses Of her
! ideas OF reformation
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
DR.. TEBBs FINED 500.
Aged Physician Notes Appeal fro
the Decision

Aged Physician Notes Appeal from
the Decision.
On three charges OF mlstreatment Of
Mrs. HaskeIls young daughters. and one
Of insulting the mother, Dr. A s. Tebbs
vas fined 500 by Justices Of the Peace
FoIlin and Anderson. holding court AZ
Fortstville, Va, yesterday
The aged physician noted an appeal AT
the close Of the testimony Cr2ndall
Nackey, prosecutor for the Common
wealth, delivered an appeal 20 the unwrit-
ten law. in the course Of which he severe
" criticised the defendant
James J. Haskell, son Of the wor1an.
who attempted TO shoot Dr. Tebbs. was
held in S3000 bond for the action Of the
grand jury on two warrants
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Melvin c. Hazen, District surveyor;
John E BaIlenger and Mr. Robert L.
Bradshaw. Of the engineer department.
and Thomas Bones viii leave Washington
to-day for the Wsrrenton Horse Show
After the horse show they VIII enjoy
the opening days Of the hunting season
on Nj Hazen's farm at NCkesviIle, Va
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
FUNERAL OF MRS. LEAVY.
Services in Harvey's Chapel Tester-
day Morning

The funeral Of Mrs Mary Leavy. who
died il the arms OF her husband Sunday
6fternoon as they We're stroIIing in fran-
CT the Sh0rehsnI Hotel, was held al Har-
vey's ChaLel yesterday morning. The
services were conducted by the Rev. J
G. Butler, q the Lutheran Place Nsl:lc-
rial Church. ILteTment was IN Rock
Creek Cemetery
Ths Paubearers were N T Griffin. ;. L
WilmOth. George Ninke. H II Presley.
n Keane, and William Palmer.
Mr. Ltavy Is q business man OF long
experience. residing at 1z15 y street north
west lie has held several responsible DO
sitious with Washington and New York
newspapers.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
OF THE REEDBIRDS
Opening of the Cunning Season En-
Joyed by Many

Washi2Ero1's sporting population was
out IN force yesterday % get a shot at
the delicate reedbird. blackbird, and or
toIan on The opening Of the cunning sea
son
In al kinds Of vehicles. and frequently
with an outfit consisting Of q pair OF
boots and an ancient shotgun. the hunt
ers marched forth at early dawn The
reedbirds are unusually plentiful at this
time Of the year. ard 4 yesterdays re-
suits IS d criterion the season is going
70 be one of the most successful OF recent
years
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

After a short but unsuccessful combat
with the stern problem OF existence. the
three tiger cubs recently born al the
zoo are dead. their deaths being caused
It IS believed. u the lack Of freedom nee
essary 70 the tigers early life
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Public to BE Barred.

Believing the prisoners under his care
are entitled 10 religious solitude Capt
T. H Mckee. warden of the United
states jan, has announced that here
after the public VIII be excluded on Sun
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
If Won H--a

No telephone and are living in the vicin-
ity OF Sth and East Capitol sts-. leave
your lost and found. help wanted, male
and female; furnished room, apartments
to let, &c al Charles J Fuhrman's
Pharmacy. One cent per word, daily and
Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

While you think OF Il. te7e71o1e your
Want Ad- 70 The Washington Herald,
and HiI VIII be sent you at cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
q p. 10 Rn1tin,nre and Rc+u-n

Every day via '@The Electric Line Twi.
light excursions. s. round trip, / ?. H.
returning up 10 midnight, Saturday and
Sunday excepted See time schedule.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
rou- unu-., s.u
VIII Attend Horse show

On cool Chesapeake Bay four days q
week 81 round trip. See ticket agent,
The Electric Line" 18th and y Y ave
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
~ Cubs - ~.

Novel. Artistic Floral Designs
At reas.nah.e rrL.es- S1afL-r. lsLl and
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

day The object according 70 the
warden. Is 20 treat the inmates more
Ike men and less Ike fel0ns-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Clean, Cool. and Comfortable.
Live lobster and other sea food Midday
lunch. 12:30 to
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
MRS. NATION HITS
Mr.. TAFT'S TRAIL
Arrives in City with Her
Interesting Plans.
REPLACES HATCHET

Asserts She Owes the Republican
Presidential Candidate Something,
and that He VIII Be Paid in Full
with Interest-GOing to Cincinnati
to Begin the Battle.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Harvey's Restaurant.

Ripe with age and Of the mellowest de-
velOpmsnt. A whisky of medicinal value
Wnn- Cannon. IZ25 7th st Phone \. 52S
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

S1-25 10 Annapolis and Return
Via The Electric Line" Visit the L. s.
Naval Academy. See time schedule for
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Watch for q ei,y-Raad-s Highlands.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

Spend Labor Day at the Breakers. Rate
from Saturday until Monday. SEQ. in
Guiding seafood table and plenty Of
chicken Secure reservations at once-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
LOAN COMPANIES.
Or. SHADE, ;::;'ss':s ;:: is's 81.

s. Tezrs Successful p-actics treating usrTous saa
cAruuie diseases, stomach. funEs. liver heart ki1-
asys hiaoder. structure. cisohzrzes. gsne-ai veal
uess and disability blood skin. special and p-sEa;s
slneuus cured auickiy- Consultation tree Cb2nS
~ .--.-ils- EieTsfrE H1d 1Dhona
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
Rr,hI.er C.Inrn. I8rotert The E4nnS.
PurirrIma a superI9r Rve yy-hI.l-~

handS
From fruit stains when preserving. 81 Der
pair at Lindsay's Rubber Store, 93S F st.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
DECIDED LAST JUNE.
SubStatiOn Site Not Debat-
able, Says Macfarland.
BOARDS ACTION IS UPHELD

President of District Commission
Declares He Voted in Favor OF the
Seventh Street Site in June, Settling
the Question-Maj. Morrow Thinks
District Is Open to MandHmus Suit.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02
snecInI FInrnI Trfhufes.
sues RaiIroabd for Damare.-

GUIDE executes orders for special and
original designs particularly well I214 F
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

All OF these changes and promotions
ke effect from September 70.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-02

From the Land OF Cotton where
the best felt IS made imperial edge. .
pieces. best Xxx ticking. any 60 IN
color Guaranteed worth S-5--- sDO'SO