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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
TRIAL GOES OVER PENDING
WILLIAMSON DEPOSITION
CORDIALLY Sticks to Statements
Made in Direct Testimony and
Goes Into Detail to Show that
He Did His Duty-Worked I'M
der Orders OF His Superior
and Made Reports of All He
Did.

Detective Sergeant Thomas j Cor
bally was again called on the direct ex-
animation in the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions before Judge Ten Eyck and a
struck jury today, and continued to
deny strenuously the allegations OF
graft made against him by self-con-
dessed diyekeepers. upon whose tcsti-
niony the State relies principally for
conviction for nonfeasanee.
The case went over until Monday 10
allow dispositions to be taken from
George G. Williamson. who is i'll, and IS
said to be a material witness.
On the stand today CORDIALLY made
the statement that on April IS last,
while he was working on the Wagner
disorderly house case with the sheriff,
the latter official promised to assist in
having the case against CORDIALLY nolle
pressed. He said first this statement
was made in the sherif7s house. Later
he said it was made outside the house.
CORDIALLY was on hand early, as were
his counsel. Samuel Kalisch and Frank
NJ. McDermit, while the interests OF
the State were looked after by Prose
cutor Henry Young and Assistant
Prosecutor Wilbur A. Mott
CORDIALLY was first asked about the
Hotel Metropole after saying he wanted
to correct the date about going 10
Wagner's house with McDermit, which
was 10Th of April and 23d of April, and
should be May instead
"You know where the Hotel Metro
pole was on Market street?" asked
Mr.. Kalisch.
Tells of MetropOIe Visit.
Eyes, sir"
"When did you go thereT'
''Some time in March. 1906"
"What time did you go there?"
''About o'clock at night"
Ibid you find anybody there?"
"Only the bartender"
"Did you go through the house?"
Yes, SIR
Ibid you go through all the rooms?'
Eyes, SIR
"F'ind anybody there?"
mo-. SIR
Makes Second visit.
''We went there in March again"
added the witness.
Whom did you find there
Mrs. Holman and the bartender"
ANYBODY else there?"
''No, sir
Anything said to Mrs. Holman BY
you?"
Eyes. sir, 1 told her that IL she had
young girls there she would be raided.'
''What did she say?'
"She said that she would be very
careful
81 asked her if she kept register
the witness added. and Williamson and
l looked at it.
''I looked TO see If two or three regis
tered on the same night and did not
find that was So"
Ibid you tell her how to keep the
register?' CORDIALLY was asked.
mo. SIR
did you tell her how to mark her
rooms?"
mo, sir"
Admonished woman.
what did you say about man aal
wife registering"
81 told her TO he careful or she would
be raided'
What did she say?''
'She said that she was getting ready
to move out. as she did not make
enough to pay her rent.
Witness added that he went seven Or
eight times to the hotel but found
nothing wrong there
Each time you went by order Of the
chief9"
''Yes. sir
"And each time you made report
to the chief as to what you found2"
''Yes, sir"
Did you find anything wrong u i'll
proper"
mo sir"
"Did you lind out who the landlord
was?n
.Yes, sin found ii was DR.. Roth:
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AGED ARTIST WEEDS PUPIL.

PROVIDENCE. Feb. John Nelson
Arnold, aged 10, portrait painter
will marry Miss Clara L. Max1eld. his
pupil, who is q years of age Arnold
is one of the oldest artists in Rhode
Island and has painted pictures for
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-07
Missing in Newark==A Penny
Worth $40 to the Finder.

TO YOU ever look at tho pennies you get i'll change?
The chances are that you don't.
~ If you get a yellow backed $50 bill yOu take
glance, at least, to make certain that you are
not feeling yellow backed $40 If YOU get
pennies grOcersoP butchers big stores
slip them into without ora
thought. You bound to get less of them
in the of a day.
THE EVENING STAR knows of penny that is
worth $50, and it is circulating in Newark today 1t
has been curously marked and turned into chan
nes Of business for the purpose of getting EVENING
STAR readers to look after their pennies.
The curious marking on this valuable penny win
be explained in the EVENING STAR on SATURDAY.
BE get it, that if the penny into your
possession you will get the $50 reward.
penny somewhat similarly marked lost in
London several years ago. The claimant large for
depended upon this penny to establish claim.
He knew the history connected with its strange
ing. No s,icl value attaches to this penny.
But, if the readers of the EVENING STAR look
after their pennies week, of them win GER
tain almost, to get the $50.
Get the EVENING STAR Saturday
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY,

NOTE: Published only IS information ana
not guaranteed
900 p NC & o. Limited Daily. Fast -
tibnle train Pullman sleepers to Lexington
Toufsv1lle Cincinnati IndianapcIis C,birss,
and ST Louis Connection for virginia 20.
Sprinss Pullman Car Louisville TO Me-n-
mis- and New Orleans. Dining Cars a IA
carte service
ucf0 P M-F. F. v. LIMITED. DALI
Solid vestioule train Pullman aleeDerg =
Cincinnati, Lexington. and I.ouiSvilIa
C.ompartrnent sleeping car 70 Virginia No.
SprinSs week days Dining cars. a la csrtS
Esryice. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati -
Chicago anS St Louis. and Louisville "a
Memphis, Mas willie, and New Orleans
Chesapeake ana Ohio Offices. SIG PennSvl
yania ave. 80 + st. and New Union Sta
tIou Teleph me Main 1855 or Z2Os f3- to-
ets. baEgaEs checks reservations and tad
cab deS-ts
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W. 3. & A E. RY.
THE ELECTRIC LINEU

Electric palace cars from White House station
(FIFTEENTH AND Il SIS NORTHEAST
For Baltimone-5-SO and every half hour
from $50 a. N. 70 $50 D. m, and $50, $50
1880 and U-s5 p. IN
For Annapolis-Every hour from SD a. m
70 7-30 D m. and $50 and II IS p ~.
Fares one way Round trip.
To BaltlmOre..-...------- 4jc SIS
To Annapolis and l.. 5.
Naval Academy .--...- 15c rs
All II 81. cars run direct 10 White House
Station
Ticket ONCE at 18th and y. Y. ave. y W
and At White House Station. 18th and II sts
L Telephone NJ 1900 oe5-tf
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO K. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Otrer Hour on me ODD Hour.'-
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW -ORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
s7:c0 a. m--Diner. Pullman Psrlor.
q 90 a. ul--ObSe--ation ParlOr E-h0ur Traf,
ts.eO a m-Dlner and Pullman ParIor c.
fII 90 q m-Diner and Pullman ParIo- ca
s1.Oo .. m.-Diner and Pullman ParII- g.
goo D m--''TsJyal LiIulted-' All ~ lula1s
F1ve-hoUr.
ts-oo D. m.-Coaehes % Philadelphia
sS.o6 D m.-Diner and Pullman PKrIor
ss-Oc D m.-Coaches - Phllaiei ala
sts.I5 \. T.-SIeepers 70 New YORK
s2:sg a m.-SleePsrs 70 Philadelphia An.
ArLANTIc CITY. f7.oo. 800 tu.oo.
t170S, 400 , 70 20 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week Days 100 a. m 70 II D. M
s2.s2 IS 90 $3.50 '7-oo. 10, tS-00 $50 go
800 fi:I5. 42-Oo. goo fS-2Q 3-S e.
80 = 90. f5.eg. so, 700 -S.80 200 -
500, slO.co. 'lO-S5. 'l-o0. -12-I5 y. = '''1'
WESTWARD
CHICAGO ~. SO p m
SIECINNATL ST. LOIS. AND To,rs
VII = -s-I0 a m. s4.o5 ?. m -IS-t6 SSLs
PITTSBURG. $40 a. n. 'l.22. ss.l0 :. :, :
1850 night
COLUMBUS. =. 80 p m
WHEELING. 1910 a m. SO D
WINCHESTER. fs-IO a. Al, 44-G5 Fs-oo
FREDERICK. 1S-2o. ts:Io. +s.l5 a MI : Al
'4SIGERsTOWN. $40 e. m. f5.opn
ANNAPOLLS. 'T-ec. 800 a n, Tl2.65 no.,
ts.2o. $3.50. t5.So. and t6.oS D m
sDaiiy. Except sunday tSunds- ouIv-
Trai O5ccs. I417 ST. Tel. Nam i5s1 ~ f1 9
Pennsylvania ave, Main rs New Unfo1
station Ticket once. Main 1886 IafornnsfI.-
Bureau, Main ISL no2-0
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-Following schedule figures published
oniv as information and are not guarantaed
For Atlanta Birmingham. Noble NSsg
orleans, Asheville. Chattanooga, MemphiS
R.l5 a m and 10-45 D. m daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chaftauooxa
AEerophis New Orleans, 1910 D. m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken,
savannah Jacksonville. and Florida points
L S BROWN. General Agent
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RAILROADS.
SEA SOAR AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I42I Penn. Ave

Notics -FOllOwing schedule Is not Eusran-
teed:
s.o5 a m daily-"F1or.da Fast Mau'' So.
t.Aard ldail. Through coaches and otlll1osn
sleep4rs to Savannah and Jaci ScnriIIe
Bamlet to Atlanta DilliI cars
rs D. m daily-"Tear Round Limited -
Seaboard express COaeiiSs and Pullman r.
Savannah Jacksonville. Tampa AfIanfs
BirrinSham, Memphis Dining cars
r. Il. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent
6e3-4
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\ BRIGHT AND HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL

Make a firm resolution 20 patronize the
drug store that offers the VERY BEST
QUALITY for the LOWEST PRICES. This
you Will fnd at REHS' MODERN PIdAR-
MACY. 7th and K sts. The corner above
the sc and IOc stores. Phone Main 800.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHATS THE USE OF delaying the needed
repairs TO your steam or hot water boilers
Phone the order and have II attended to
without delay Large force Of competent men
always available. Prices moderate VIII
LIAM COMRADES CO.. 102S 7th St NV
Phone Main A2 SeJs-tusth.sa-ees
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR HOLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS.

FOR HOLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS.
Sherwood. 6sc; Melvale 75c per bottle: Mono
grem, 75c; Cascade, S5c; OverhOlt. SOC; all
fub quarts; all wines. 81 gal. up. free 6eliv-
cry. BUSH, HOP r 81. NV. Phone NJ. ST.
de26-6t
NINE the latest styles in
overcoats and suits at price easy to re-
member and a quality which viii bring you
back again and make YOU a continual pa
iron OF mine. 625 eth St NV de25-It
IF FRESH FLOWERS are too expensive.
drop IN my shop at "a 18TH ST., and you VIII
De surprised al the naturalness o. my paper
flowers Ny designs for cemeteries are ALB
sOlutely weather proof
PHILIP c. HESS.
Phone Main 6939 de25-7t
TO THE MEN-Special for holidays. 90
Havana filters. s.. %. cleanliness our mOtto:''
made before your eyes. V. AGUILAR, I5eO
l4th 81. y. ASSN. de25-7t
RESOLVED. that instead OF buying a new
um brella have the old one recovered at NJ
II. PHILPITT'S. sOi Z u. de25-It
RESOLVED. that E. r. DAVIS, 5s4 18th st.
NV. dealer in groceries, meats and provis-
ions, can offer you goods that wIll astonish
you as 10 quality and price de25-lt
CHARLES e COBERTH and c. ". HANEs.
Timing and Heating, take pleasure in an
nouncing 70 their patrons that after January
White Co, and take this opportunity 10 thank
their clientele fOr their patronage IN the past,
with every assurance that the same salts
factory and courteous treatment viii be car
ried out in the future. SD 14th 81. NV.
Phone 273S. de25-Tt
WE TAKE pleasure IA thanking our patrons
for past business and Will assure you the
same courteous treatment for ths new year.
WALFORDS 90s Pa ave. NV. de25-tt
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT by spend
ing AZ least a few nights week in bowling
large or small pins. known 70 be the greatest
indoor exercise Our alleys are reputed 20 DO
The best in town. Parties desiring sTecial
evenings should reserve alleys n adv.Incs.
ROYAL BILLIARD e. BOWLING ALLEYS,
LIZA New York ave, Cake & sherman. Pro
prietors. Phone 5429 Main
de25-7t
DON'T OVERLOOK
The Grip Furniture and Floor Polish. the
kind mechanic use
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
on all roller skates WEATHER STRIPS:
We sell them from L % &C - REPAIRS
Tor AL parts OF roller skates
THE GRIP PAINT CO.
ls32 lst ST. nv
Phone y 4ZI- de-5-!t
THE BEST RESOLUTION Tie BOYS and
young men OF Washington can make IS 70
join the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION. 1895 ST. NV de25-7t
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THINGS RrrRRFR -

THINGS RUBBER
from toy DOH FOR the kids. 70 RUBBER
BOOTS and MACkINTOSHEsS when older
A firm resolution TO wear THINGS RI b
BER' IN stormy weather viii iCake your
NEW YEAR brighter and HAPPIER. An
easy way 20 save the Doctors bill
WASHINGTON RUBBER CO..
Phone Main 69e5. IOth and r SITS.
de25-7t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF the Commissioners. d. c.
Warrington. December IS. 1905. sealed pro
pOSas viii be received at this Office until u
O'CLOCK. NOON. JANUARY =. 1909, for CON
structIng a l2-ro5m school building. 40. 15S.
located on Hamilton Road. square No 5135
Garfield. -. o.. Blank forms OF proposals.
specifications. and all necessary Information
may be obtained az the office OF the Chief
clerk. Engineer Department. Room 81. Dis
trict building. Bidders must state tho time
IN which they viii complete tho building.
and time, well as price. viii be prime
consideration in the award OF the contract.
HENRY p. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.
WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners,
ID. C. deZ1 3 a - = .
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THos J. OWEN 4 son. AuctiOneors-

THOS J. OWEN & SON. AuctiOneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON CHEST
NUT STREET. TAkOMA PARK. ID. g
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 2655, Folio 2o5. ct seq
OF the land records OF the District Of Co
lumbia- and at the request or the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees VIII
sell, at public auction. IN the Office OF Thos-
J. Owen g. son, 1871 G ST. NV, on MONDAY
the 18Th DAY OF DECEMBER, A d. 1908.
al O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described
land and premises, situate In the County of
Washington. District OF Columbia and deS-
ignated as and being Lot a., in Block "a. In
T. II Gilbert's resubdivision OF Blocks 10
and Il. Of Takoma Park. as per plat recorded
IN County Subdivision Book 8, page rs, in the
Office Of the Surveyor OF the District Of Co
lJmbia-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. A deposit Of 500
viii be required at time OF sale All con-
yeyanCinE, recording. etc. at cost or pur-
chaser.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS.
RICHARD -. RAWLINGS.
Trustees.
IaIA
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UPHOLSTERING.

UPHOIsSTERING and repairs: we do All
kinds OF repairs on furniture. upholstering.
mattress making. cabinet work etc Phone
7I77 Main - L. COOPERATIVE, 1919 pa
ave-. Washington. ID. g Geo0-7t
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
Not only with Resolutions. but a new poll
-C1 IN the Home Life OF New York. JAMES
LEE BOST. Gen'l Agent. Home Life Build
ng. 18th and G. SITS. NV. Washington. D. g
standard Policies. Lowest Cost. Largest
alues- Do IL Today. Phone NJ 1871.
de25-7t
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DON'T LET THE NEW YEAR

creep in on you without photOgraI h or your
self, even If II Is only postal card. Make a
firm resolution TO have at least a postal card
photograph OF yourself. and don't be among
the many thousands having only an odd
fashioned photo taken in childhood days"
Our pOstals are 4 for 5Oc, and the wo.k can
not be duplicated anywhere in the United
States. Open evenings and Sundays.
SCHERER, 12G + St y W
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I
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR

with a fiTm resolution TO keep yourself looking
neat. The LA MODE PRESSING CLUB OF
1408 EYE STREET IS capable OF starting the
year Of 1903 for you in this manner. We cal
for one suit each week, press. make minor
repairs and return the following day
Prompt attention given all telephone orders
Main 211s.
a. II. TRAYLOR, MNGR.
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MARCUS NOTES, Auctioneer.
District Government Sale Of
CONDEMNED HORSES.

On Monday. December IS. 1905 at 10 o Clock
q m. ] viii sell At public auction at the
Wholesale Producers Market 18th and 3
SITS. NV. condemned District horse No. fs5-
BY order OF the Commissioners. D g. "
G. HARGROVE, Property Clerk. D. 9.
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LOST.

LOSr-On Tuesday. sold IorEuctte. Finder
return TO Office OF SrONLEIGH COURT
Liberal reward de2S-St
LOST-Dcccmber %. between 10th and 18th
SITS. Pa. ave. and + Sts. NV. a watch lob
lccket set with two brilliants. Reward II
returned 10 1854 G. 81 sly. de2s-3t
LOSr-Thu-siay in The "a floor OF the Port
ner. ii section. cluster diamond ring.
Return 70 Apartment "a or 80. the PORT
NER, and receive liberal reward. de36-3t
LOST-Watch fob with name. CHAS. F.
SMITH, on hack. Reward return to ROOM
-. Home Life Building. de24-St
LOST-KAnn's Toy Department. Wednesday
night. December y. black neck 1ur, , heads
in back Reward, 152 nth st. So de2f-3t
LOST-God Open-faced gentlefnan's watch
December "a, between and $3.50 a. m Re
ward If delivered 10 F. II. RIDGWAY 500
18th St nv Valued for associations
de24-st
TlOST-Long legs. black and tan beagle
white mark face. white tip tail and white
on legs Finder please return TO Z7Z7 O and
receive reward. ]. a 9. WRIGHT de24-3t
I.OST-Brown marten muf. about O'Clock
December -. in National Theater gallery.
Reward for return 70 1893 3lst ST NV.
de24-3t
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IF YOU ARE GOING 70 start the New Year
with a resolution. just remember that my
repair and cleaning work on ladies' and gen
tlemen's clothing is the best and cheapest IN
the city Ny workmanship on CUSTOM
MADE CLOTHES al IS places s4ls IN q class
envied by many II my competitors. A +.
WATSON, ls0S c st NV.
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MUSIC pupils. by adherent OF L.escAetizlZ
methods; prefer giving lessons in puDiI's
home. Address MIA 7. II. q, Box II Ctr
p. o. wiz CALI no2S-sot
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

" 2 ARE booking Christmas orders for white
Eskimo and other dogs; also singing cana-ies
parrots cats. rabbits. white mice, rats gold
Is. es. goats. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE,
IL 18th St NV. no3O-tg
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AMONG OTHER RESOLUTIONS. nothing
can make the New Year 50 bright and happy
TO have Flowers IN your home. MARCHE
& COMPANY, at 14th and II SITS, make
specially OF home floral decorations, also
wedding bouquets and potted plants AL grown
IN their own green house. Telephone 6953
Main.
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ReS0I0ed, That your
PRINTED MATTER
shall adequately rep
resent your business.

This does not mean that you shall
pay more than you now pay, it
means that you entrust your printing
to firm that will give you HIGH
GRADE Of personal service, in addi-
ton TO the best mechanical skill OBJ
tainable. LETTER HEADS from
$3.50 to $500 a thousand; BILL
HEADS, $3.50 a thousand; STATE
MENTS, $3.50 a thousand; BUSI-
NESS CARDS on finest quality Bris-
toll Board, 500 for $500. Address
FRANCES M. AFFORD & co.
42S 9TH STREET.
TELEPHONE MAIN 5S5T.
lnol--f
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RESOLVE 10 REMEMBER TO

call phone III Main when want anything
MISUNDERSTANDING. furniture repairing. cabi-
net work. painting, mattress making. etc
K. L. COOPERATIVE. 1913 Pa. Ave.
ies5-4
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THE BRIGHTEST possible resolution FOR the
coming New Year Is TO a Sweet Singing
Canary. At SCHMID'S PET HEADQUAR-
TIERS, sl2 18TH STREET. you VIII find
fun line o. guaranteed singers FOR $50 up.
and also brass cages from 800 W and all
kinds OF pets especially pleasing 70 the chill
dren. TELEPHONE MAIN 2fsI
dce5-Tt
MAKE = FIRM RESOLUTION to send US an
inquiry IL the Electric Bells are out Of order
wiring for lighting the gas by electricity a
specially.
TROULAND & IRELAND,
600 * 81. NV deZ5-st
HARRY Il GIAADMAS. go c st. Sc
1902 ID ST Or. and b........-...--.... KS 50
10 + 81 Sc. Or. and b. --............... = %
AIacostiar D c.. 2o3 Monroe 81. broom
de25-3t
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FoP RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-BY
wM. H SAUNDERS & CO. 14G F st NV
HOIJCEa
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STORAGE ROOMS and space for rant. var,,
cheap. 70 18th St NV. between G and Naw
York ave de23-IOt
WHY PAY MORE? We store furniture For
T5c per load UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. ES-2o-2 10th st nv. Phone Min 90
OsIs-If
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

GOOD POSITIONS.
DrauEhons Practical Business College cor
9Th and ID SITS 1w.. gives contracts, backed ov
chain OF 81 colleges. $500. o0o % capital and 20
years success, 70 secure good positions under
reasonable conditions or REFUND tuition
Ask for FREE catalogue delZ-tf-Sa
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

OPEN AND CLOSED 4-passenger carr. g
hour: 6-passenger. 81 hour. ZIMMERMAN q
1902 18th st. NV North 4sOs
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-24
BRYAN WORKING
At RECORD SPEED
SPENDS MOST STRENUOUS DAY
OF CAMPAIGN ON THE
STUMP.
ASSAILS PRESIDENT, TAFT AND
REPUBLICAN LEADERS m
GENERAL.

Buffalo. N. Y, Sept. 22.-"The pres
ident has seen fit to give the republi.
can candidate another endorsement,
1t seems that I am running against
two republicans instead of one. but
our platform is so plain and the pur
pose of our party so well expressed
IN that platform that | am prepared
TO meet the argument Of one or both
of them"
Hurting defiance at his republican
opponents, Bryan, speaking here last
night before immense audiences, so
declared himself Democracy's lead
er reached this city at 7:S0 last
night, following the hardest day of
his campaign. Cheering crowds at
the station and which lined the
streets, greeted him on the way 10
the hotel. He delivered speeches mt
Humboldt Park and again at the con.
yention hail. where thousands greet
ed him.
From the moment he began speak
ing in this state at Brocknor.t. early
in the day, until he had concluded
his remarks here, the democratic
candidate assaulted at every turn
President Roosevelt, Taft and the
republican leaders He spoke of the
conflict which he said existed be-
tween the president and the republi
can managers of congress-, attacked
the president for what he said was
his failure to enforce the antitrust
laws and from which he said the
president could not escape, de
nounced Senators Plat and Depew
as having betrayed the people. the
one as the representative Of an ex
press company, the other rs the rep
resentative of the railroads; charged
the republicans withturningthe fnan.
Cial system over to Wall street and
finally poured a volley of denuncra.
ton into the Standard Oil company.
Whether or not following so closely
on the heels Of his conferences Sun
day with Judge Parker and David 3
Hill, the yigor of his speech was due
to conclusions reached is not known,
but it was admitted on all sides that
at no time during the present cam.
paign has Bryan been so aggressive.
He made dozen speeches to large
and enthusiastic crowd. .Y along the
line.
Reaching the climax Of his attacks
in this city last night, Bryan insist
ed that although the president, to
whom he referred as the" president
who picked the" candidate for the
republican party, had called attention
to certain things that had been ac
in the way Of reform. said
the democrats in the house and son
ate had been more loyal to the re-
forms than the republicans, and he
said: "The president is ungratefuI
to the democrats when he intimates
that a democratic victory would prove
a calamity to the country"