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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-17

Arizona, Fialntlit
Charles H Odom, Defendant.
Under and by virtue of an order OF
sale issued out of the District Court
of the Second judicial District of the
Territory of Arizona, in and for the
County of Cochise, on the 9tl, day of
March, 1903, in the above entitled
action, wherein J. n. Gaines, Tax Col
lector. the shove named plaintiff, OBJ
tanned a judgment against Charles II.
Odom, defendant, on the 9Th day of
November 1897, for the sum ofThirty-
five and t5-100 $3.50 dollars, besides in
terest costs, and accruing costs. l have
this day levied upon all the right, title,
claim and interest of said defendant,
Charles Fl. OdOm, OF, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
South % of Lots to TO- in Block %,
City OF Bisbee, County of Cochise, Ter
ritory 70 Arizona.
Public noIice ~ hereby given that
will, on Saturday, the 18th day of April.
1908 at l O'Clock p. M, of said day, in
front of the Court House door of the
County Of Cochise. sell at public auc-
ton. all the right. title claim and in
terest of said defendant, Charles H.
Odom, of, in and to the above de-
scribed property, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to raise sufiI 'ent
money, to satisfy said Judgment. with
interest and costs, etc. to the highest
and best bidder for cash.
Dated. Tombstone, Arizona, March, 16,
1908.
JOHN F. WHITE, Sheriff.
BY A. A. HOPKINS. Deputy Sheriff.
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FOR RENT.

incest, coolest room in town. Bath
privilege. Allen Block. c. l.. R.
Allen. 759
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HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
If not do so at on>e at city clerks
Office in city hall. Short time left.
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FOR SALE urn7Iurs o. 10 room
house, close in. Lease until 1910.
Suitable for rooming or boarding
house. P. o. Box 2139, or Review.
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Indian Hot Springs have attractive
swimming lake.. fish lakes and boat
ing lakes. SOL
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Go to the indian Hot Springs
They will cure rheumatism and stom
AGA trouble. 55l
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FOR SALE-A splendid dining room
tapestry Brussels rug, almost new.
size 9xl2. A real bargain. Price.
$1,000, worth $4,000. Apply to box
3101, Lowell. 69S
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Don't forget tae regular Saturday
night dance at Tammany Han ISL
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II not do so at once at city clerks
ONCE in city hall Short time left.
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Don't Forget the regular Saturday
night dance at Tammany Hall. 751
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Don't forget tae regular Saturday
night dance at Tammany Hall. 75l
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Spend your summer vacation in
Warren. 704
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You get money back If you buy and
build In Warren. 20
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class dre5smaKIng
No. 5 Upper Lowell, Phone LII.
40
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WANTED

WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral homework. Must be good cook.
References required. Mrs. B. NJ.
Pattison ia
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OPERATION PERFORMED.

Alhambra wholesale ice cream. 149
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FOR RENT-Lght housekeeping
rooms. Apply PA Tombstone Can
yon. J. G. Pritcaard. 500
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sHERIFFs sALE.-No. 1880.

Ike Territory OF Arizona at the relation
and to the use of J. N. Gaines. Treas
urer and ex officio Tax Collector in
and for Cochise County, Territory of
Arizona. Plalntin
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FOR REM.

FOR RENT-Two furnished house
keeping rooms. 81 Montana Street,
Johnson Addition. 724
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TWO NICE rooms for light house
keeping. 81 Mason Hill. Phone
220. o54
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FOR RENT room house, nicely
furnished, close in. IS o. K. Trail.
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FOR RENT-N4ceIy furnished house
keeping rooms. 81 Clawson Hill.
TAI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

And they'll be- sure facts. for
who ever heard candle tell a lief
You see. Hauoween's the night
Tor candles and your hostess win
make them do a lot OF things for
your entertainment Among others.
you viii be told tho exact month
you viii marry; also you will lind
out how lucky you are.
The photographs In our picture
show Just how the candies DO H.
The nifty youug lady on the right
Is learning che name OF her we'd
ding month. Her hostess has placed
iz lighted candles on the floor Our
young lady starts % Jump over each
one. carefully gathering her skirts
SO that the little flame VIII not
touch her clothing neginning with
January" she calls a month each
time she jumps. and the flrnt candle
70 Be cxtlnguished Is her happy
month. It's foul u she's careless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
DIVORCE QUESTION
POLITICAL ISSUE

SIOUX fAi.fN a -. Get ~ -~
whether south Dakota win retain
tie reputation as the commonwealth
where divorces are granted while
you wait" iH one - the Issues 90 bs
decided Ia the election iu this state
next Tuesday. on unn eide r. fAuNed
the lawyers the hotel Keepers and
the great many buslnees men who
believe that the divorce Industry
should be maintained ana nauflshea
a. one 81 the material assets % the
states prosperity opposed 90 these
are thousands 81 farmers tleFsYtuen
and business men who helisve that
the present divorce Law should be
wiped cut and more stringent
statute substituted The battle ts
wRAtnK merfilf ara W The mean.
time the members - the Sioux
Fails divorce colony who have not
YEA received The magic pieces u pa
per that spell liberty from mstri'
snantal iufeiicitY are orrupfius The
anxious seat Present apes noes
Indicate that ths new iaW VIII re-
eetva a sufficient number Of votes
T. make Il cffrf tive.
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M'IkNES TO RUN
FOR MINISTER

NANEOUNEI II q, oct 10" limit
Hon W W. " Meinues, former soy.
ernor ~ the kiondiko ana defsa ~
candidate 10 Vancouver in the Henot
AL election % last Monday H.. doss
ptta hts reverse. "a ha tbs neat cnhe
met minister Tor British Columbia ~
the administration % Sir Wifrid
Gaufier. la tho decision now arrived
at hy the chief Liberal leaders ln
british cuiufshia.
william sloan, a member ~ the
last house 90 CH1imosa was fssS ~
day elected hy wce fA.sfatsosl "a BE- a.
forrea eircts~n H. C1sssa sAtlis, n
district witch cSakfafu1 tifT north
rrn end ~ NapeaHNsf tslRa@ Prince
Rupert and large paFt nl Nssft been
british Columbia fhe proposal "
that alaan shall make fueW for Ne
lanes BY reaisnina and ~ Times VIII
be given position in the ihurief
cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31
Arctic Brotherhood Lays
First Log Sunday
Afternoon.

Thousands Of visitors are ex.
psctcd on the grounds Of the
Aihaka, Yukon Pacific exposition 20.
morrow afternoon when the firrt
log 10 be Used IN the building OF
the Arctic Brotherhood structure
viii be- hauled into position on the
foundation.
Officers 81 the Grand Camp will
be present. clad In silk and velvet
parkan. the fcgalih Of the order ~
present tbare are more than 400
members " the Arctic Brotherhood
IN ne city and With the usual Sun
day crowd Of visitors 30 the
grounds. exposition offciala expect
that between 5000 and 1000 ad.
a. hsaioa tickets will be sold A
bright day would also greatly ia.
ereasc The attendance.
Th@~aa Bruce Of Dawson. Grand
Arctic Chtvf. will deliver an ad,
dress on behalf Of the executive
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with her foot or skirts when she
goes over the June candle.
Then on the left h the lucky
candle" game. A lighted candle is
placed on a little board float, one
Tor each person In the party around
the wash tub. and tho candle that
withssanda the ordeal Of bobbluF
around In the water longest be.
longs to tho luckicst one OF the
year.
AZ the top Of the left II neat
Halloween witch kettle The young
lady next "a u IL making a iaekos
lantern.
Oh. say Don't forget the Hal
ioween witch. She can tell for.
tunes. you know. Get new spRper.
make a perfect cone and sew il'up
ThAss the wltehs hat Then throw
a long cloak over her and you have
a perfect witch
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WILL DEDICATE BUILDING
WITH CEREMONY

committee having the work Of
erecting the building IN charge.
Judge \. G. liannnm Of Nome,
Deputy Grand Arctic Chief, VIII
speak for the Grand Camp ana Hon.
Chaa A. Claypooi. Past Grand
vice Arctic chief. Of Fairbanks,
will speak for the subordinate
lodges. Among prominent members
Of tho order who Will be- present
will be n. Rogers. Deputy Grand
Arctic Chief. OF Fairbanks God
frey Chealander Grand Arctic
Recorder. Capt John Irving, ~
Victoria. a member Of the building
committee. and Capt y. W John
son, life member Of skagway
camp No 4
Addresses viii also be made BY
President Chiibers and Director
General Nadenu. for the exposition
directors. President Kane 81 the
state university and John Y Hart.
man. president ~ the board Of r..
gents. viii also speak At the close
OF the exposition the building will
be decided IN trust 20 the university
regents 10 DE used as a museum
Of natural history.
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beginning SUNDAY, November !,
tho steamer Princess Victoria. on
ths Victoria Vancouver run. VII
leave hers al %. arriving AZ Vie
toFia AZ ! leaving there AZ ? arriv-
ms 1T Vancouver ~ and leaving
for Seattle al 10. arriving here at
20 a. m. The Princes Royal
viii hold 20 her present schedule
The morning train on the G. I. r.
wiil leave hereafter AZ 10. - a IN
and the Tins % the afternoon train
from Vancouver has been changed
from SiG 10 SIS ,. IA The boats
will no longer make connection
with this train.
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BATTLE wIru swonD rIsm.


LONG hEAcli. Cal. oct 81, niEht
miien Off Newport twelve t"ot
Hw ord fish with a sword tour t.st
tiunh Mcmillan and q q Shoe
makrr Tho monster inwed the
finhermen'a launch two miles a9a
charged the boat repeatedly. n was
killed. after q half hours ftghtlnn BY
blows on the head with heevy
hammer. when the DIS hHh ives
maj caught II charged 90 the sur
face. endhnFerinE the lives at tho
mon ln nearby launch,
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conwrS COMPLETES VOYAGE.

The steamer coFwtn arrived last
niaht after hard. dangerous
voyage 81 TIE waters - Northern
Alaska She was the fret boat %
arrive IN Nome Last season. beating
s0eFesafuilY backing She Ice pack
witch held some 81 thsm up for
weeks. she made her way back 90
them and gave valuable iufoFnk-
ttun concerning passages through
the fiors SHE brought out a. pas p
fEsf
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~ Erirkaan. a contractor Who did
repair Mofk on the Batter Annex
hotel vas fined fta ~ Police Judge
4ahu n Gordon Yesterday fellow
lax his conviction on q charge ~
scattering nalls 81 the street The
conviction - Efirksen o. the first
under the eity ordinnncr witch Hu.
fftAHe Officers John Naupeii and a
" Kent are making every effort g
enforce
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wAIrrR ~ AhnrsTrn.

a W Green walter in cAfs
under NuyH dfeE store. second AZ
and Yeafsr Way. was arrested iAfs
last nfFht ~ rollos sergeant a ?
wilkes and city Detective uii PHI
hYick because ~ ahlHFtsd % ne ~
ficrru watkins through bis rTtab
Nnhsnrnt Arurn il said q have
tried % compel the officers 60 lsats
and thsB placed him under affsst
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STUDENTS DISCUSS POLITICS.

AZ the broadway high school
yesterday political speeches In
behalf OF the socialist party we're
made by Mlan Margaret Nichols
Miss Francis Omsara aud Abe
Hifklea. Students have already
spoken for the republicans and
democrats On Monday next there
wiil be q round Of speeches for all
tho parties. and on Tuesday morn.
Ing a straw vote viii be- taken.
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Aumboidt leaves Today.

The steamer Humboldt. which
was recently ashore near the mouth
% the Fraser river. has been thor
oughiy repaired and repainted and
IL now lying AZ pier y. taking on
cargo foF her trip north, which
began today. The Cottage
Ciiy. which goes into the Moran
drydoch today. will b. taken of the
northern run and replaced on the
passage between here and San
Francisco. from which she was
taken 20 make the trips 20 Alaska.
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CIR oovrmxMrSr coxraAor.

The Aibers Bros Mfiiing company.
% seattle. has been notified that u
has been awarded tho contract %
for the consumption 81 his red chill
dfnu durinE the neat year. The
contract calls for about $50. pha ife
81 eats IN aii and Il the result Of
careful eHa mfnatiuu hf the author
titles ~ several hundred samples
Submitted 90 them IN competitiou
for the contract
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THE Emmanuel Lutheran church
- fnHtiuH az and Thomas 81. viii
hold ltH annual mission aud ref0F-
nation festival At the church to-
morrow SUNDAY Rev T. g. Foss.
president ~ the Pacific district. viii
deliver the morning address on for
uiHn missions. on which ground he
ia well posted. having made % n
special study Services cninmsfno-
rating ths reformation will be- held
Ia the evening, - which spfeNhss
will % delivered BY Prof %. ~
Heifndnhf. HaV q Dale. Rev %.
A. TtnEieHtsat % ballard. and the
pastor. Rev. ~ A stub.
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ALBANY. ore. Oct si-Chafies
Qarhlnaef, an ola soldier was in
IS being struck ~ swifchlHA
trafu lie had ailzhtrd from q train
and ~an watkins down The track
Whrh the rear end % the swifcnlna
tratu struck him throwing him 30
feet Deafness prevented him from
hrasfaK the tFatn
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cHAFlN WINS vorE.

Al straw ballot taken at the
Asbury NJ T. church prayer meet
ing this week. the vote stood -
Tor Chafln and 4 for Taft The
ballots we're sold for the benefit
" the training school for Eirle
which ~ about 20 be established
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fio 40 in nr, on raft.

OMAHA. Oct ai--ChAriea y
smith. an Idaho ranehmRn. arrived
here today with $4,000 ~ green.
backs 10 bet that Taft vii BE- elect.
ed president next Tuesday Smith
waved his money before . big
crowd ~ democrats and offered 10
bet any amount 40 20 tio.O0o. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-31

WENATcHEE. oct ~ ~ M~nsys
sferhan ana HteArun are here frmun
Seattle e. assume tbs mara asrnert
and efitnrship Of ths NsreNiif. Tbs
rufnof has been fuFfunf fer srrsfal
DAYS that tho Republic haA eAan@ea
management and the rnmnf has
lean confirmed ~ Mr. HtnnFna whe
arrived yesterday.
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Harry Watts. carpenter. "a
from a building AZ ate Denny Way
yesterday aud later died At the
Wayside Emergency hospital 10
leaves a widow. four daughters and
two Kons. No funeral arrangement
have yet been made.
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KANSAS CITY. oct ai.mThs gFnanf
gufy has returned another imfietmsn'
against Aiteft WsHnsf furemNn ~
charge - pipe fiffpFa a. the sns
creek REFINERY og the standard gu
company. just outside ~ this clty
charging that hs bnaght Votes IN fhs
August primary sieetionn Wesnnf u
= school director an1 an old emfaui :
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best he could DO Was 10 accept a bet
Of 5000 AZ odds Of two 20 one he
then offered the whole roll at two
10 one, but found no takers.
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EVERETT nef 1i--Jamss Me
Leiian. AGED e. logger. Whose
tasg evening nu WsWtts av while
walking a. the depot with = friend
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Iame. herr Dle.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 81 James
Kerr. democratic rational corn.
usittssman. from FennNY txanta, dtea
~ ~ Sc o'clock thts rnBgHtnH in Mes
Rorhsiie ~
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! three story strucfere ar<
property Of an Eastern "a !
paur Prompt action 0FM
building.
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rrs~p, aesls. saw. nss.slns.

BLAINE. Oct 81 The Cain build
ing was found 10 flames about { 50
last evening Tho building Is a
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AK for ~clreIs WI insist on seeing the brand
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Symposium of Ideas.
REPORT REALTY TRANSFERS.
Local Brokers Consummate Sales Of
Property.

Recent sales of realty in the District are
reported as follows:
BY Shannon & Luchs, real estate bro
kers, the two-story brick dwelling OF colo
NAL design 1919 18th street northwest to
John Pinkstaff who will hold the prop
erty as an investment The dwelling
contains six rooms and has front porch.
Stone & Fairfax. real estate corporation,
for Bates and John L. Warren. the two
story brick detached dwelling 1916
Gresham place, Mount Pleasant. Thus
house contains six rooms and is heated
by furnace.
The same corporation, for Joseph F.
Daley, the twostory and basement, bay
window brick dwelling 1872 4th street
northwest. The house contains eight
rooms and is heated by latrobes. The
sum realized from the sale of these houses
aggregated $1,000, and it is the intention
of the purchasers to retain them as in
vestments.
Willige Gibbs & Daniel, real estate
brokers. for r. W. Sutton. the two-story
brick dwelling 315 18th street northeast
1t is understood that S2,O5O was paid for
the property. The purchaser, Abraham
Clark. will hold the premises as an in
veStment.
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SHAFT AT FREDERICKSBURG.
Gen. Humphreys Division Survivors
to Commemorate CHARGE

The memorial erected by the state OF
Pennsylvania on the Marye's Heights bat.
tlefield at Fredericksburg, Va, to COM
memorate the charge made by Gen.
Andrew A. Humphreys division of the
9Th Army Corps. in an attempt to cap
ture the Confederate position on the
heights. December Ii. 1862. is completed
and will be unveiled with ceremonies No
vember IL.
\ large delegation of the survivors OF
the division and prominent citizens of the
state of Pennsylvania will take part.
The memorial is monument of Con-
necticut granite surmounted by a stand
ing figure of Gen. Humphrey of bronze
heroic size. The general is represented
looking over the battlefield.
The memorial stands about twenty feet
high. The statue CT Gen. Humphrey is
nine feet in height
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27
IN MEMORY OF sTERNBURG.
Diplomats, Officials and Military to
Attend Church Services

A service will be held at Concordia
Church, Goth and G streets, Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. in memory OF
Freiherr Speck Won Sternburg, late Ger
man ambassador to the United States,
who died at Heidelberg on August 81
This service is held at the suggestion OF
President Roosevelt a personal friend OF
Baron Sternburg. Invitations to attend
have been issued by the Secretary of
State TO the members of the diplomatic
corps and to the principal officials of the
United States government. including the
President and members of the cabinet
The members of the German embassy
will be in unit form. Full dress has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27
MURDERER ESCAPES FROM CELL
Turns Key on His Keeper and Flees
to the Hills.

YREKA. Cal. October 27.-Denny
Hazel. who was to have been sentenced
Thursday for the murder Of Joseph Silva.
last night effected his escape from the
county JAIL leaving E. l. Dudley. the jail
Dudley attempted to make known his
plight. and in the meantime the convict
ed murderer was fast making his way
into the hills.
Hazel was standing behind the cell door
in the darkness when Dudley led a squad
of TRUSTEES into the cell. AS the Jailer
stepped in Hazel stepped out and turned
the key In the lock. A posse of twenty
men Is In pursuit Of the fugitive.
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prescribed for officers of the army, navy
and Marine Corps who may attend.
Maj. McCathran of the office of chief
clerk. State Department, has general
charge of the arrangements at the church.
The following officers will act as ushers:
Army-Leut. Col. Robert *. Evans. 9th
Infantry; Capt. S. A. Cheney. Corps of
Engineers: Capt. Frank r. Mccoy. Sd
Cavalry. and Capt. George T. Patterson.
Navy-Commander Frank X. Hill. Lieut..
Chauncey Shackford and Lieut.. H. w.
Osterhaus.
Marine Corps-Capt Harry r. Lay.
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w. B. MOSES & SONS, F Street, Corner Eleventh

ton because of the neglect in using a
scrubDing brush and soap and improper
screening or failure to provide power
driven fans.
The names of the several defendants,
the character of their places of business
and the amount of collateral forfeited
follow: Fannie Brent. lunchroom at 1920
e street, s.: Augustus Coleman. lunch
room at 600 18th street southwest s.:
Cecilia Holmes cafe at 242 North Capitol
street. So; Charles B. Simmons. 1O41 Poto-
mac street. fish store. s.. and David
Tauber, grocery store at 800 22d street.
S10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-27
FORFEIT THEIR COLLATERAL.
Five Alleged Health Ordinance VIC
lators Fail to Answer Charges.

All of the Ave defendants In cases OF
persons charged with violating the health
ordinances relative to the cleanliness OF
lunch rooms, fish stands and grocery
stores failed to appear in the Police
Court this morning and forfeited nominal
amounts of collateral. The different
charges allege that the several places
were not in the proper sanitary condi-
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F. ST., Cor. nth.
w. 3. MOSES & SONS.
Founded 1861.
The Home Of Really High-C
Furniture in Washington.

WHILE walking through the'frst floor of
our establishment yesterday woman
remarked: I am glad to see you carry
ing Classical Furniture and such variety of
fine Solid Mahogany Furniture" Naturally
we were somewhat surprised that there
should be even one in Washington who did
not know that we had more really fine Fur
niture than all the other local furniture stores
put together
An Unequaled Stock of Furniture
We always have maintained such stock,
and we make this announcement with the
hope that every in quest of really fine
and genuinely dependable Furniture will at
least inspect stock and study prices.
Then, if you'd please most compare the
size of STOCK the quality of our goods
and the reasonableness of prices with
those of any of the leading Furniture houses
in Philadelphia, New York and Chicago, and
we submit that such comparison will prove
in our favor.
The Fall stock in all lines is eminently
complete and particularly urge your in
specton of the showing of new Carpets the
latest creations in Laces and Fabrics for
Draperies and the best things in Furniture.
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Robert B. Peter John L. Dawson. Charles
W. Prettyman. John J. Higgins and
Albert j. Almoney were tn pallbearers.
There were many handsome floral tributes.
The interment was in Rockville cemetery.
Mr.. Brewer was for nine years Justice
of the peace at this place and was one
of the county's best known citizens.
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Funeral Of John B. Brewer.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md. October g. 1905.
The funeral OF John B. Brewer.
who died Thursday afternoon after
an illness of several weeks. took place
from his late residence here yester-
day afternoon. Services were conducted
by Rev. Parke p Flournoy. pastor Of
Bethesda Presbyterian Church, assisted
by Rev. Thomas j. Packard rector of
Christ p. e. Church. Joseph Reading,