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The Washington times., 1908-07-04
New Books at Hand.

The Pauper Of Park lane. William
lie QIez. Cupples, Leon & Co.
One OF the familiar strange stories
which London is forever evolving told
in a not unusual style
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John DalzeII sailed to-
day on the steamship ST Paul 1cEs
Southampton
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

The Times Is served in the city OF Washing
ton and District Of Columbia by newsboys,
who deliver and collect for the paper on their
own account at the rate OF cents a week
for the Evening ana cents q copy for the
sunday edition.
Entered at the postoffice at Washington.
D c. az second class matter.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
Va1derbilts Con- Abroad.

Na1dsTblltS Gong ABROAD
MI and Mrs George W Vanderbilt
and their little daughter Cornelia wiki
leave BurmOre early next week, anES
will sail for Europe where they wiz
make q prOlonge5 stay
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Senator Nathan b Scott OF West Viz,
ginia and Mrs Scott are guests at LhaH
Hotel Aspinwau, Len0X, Mass
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Cant FitzhuEh Lee [. s A. satleE
viii remain abroad for some TING.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
Automobile Party.


The Misses Taylor and Miss thinner
man. OF Washington, were the guests
OF Miss Florence Wnuams. who enter
tanned an automobile party Thursday.
making the run from Atlantic City 70
Hammonton and return
DR.. A N Glascock. OF Washington,
is spending several weeks az the Hotel
Boutwell,, Atlantic City
BasH savage. OF Washington. IS the
guect OF s. 2 French IN his place al
Newport, R J.
Miss Juliet WOLF. OF Baltimore. is
spending several days here with friends.
Mrs Conyers Green and son, Elmer
Green. have returned 20 their home
R Rs' after a visit to Pas0nian Springs
Miss Rose schragenheim, Of Toledo,
Ohio, is the guest OF Mrs : Gugge1-
helm. Of 1903 II street
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. GIL and family
have given up their home on Girard
street. and taken an apartment at the
Babcock
Mrs Lena Sommers has returned 10
her home on N street, after spending
several weeks at Atlantic City
Mrs. James Tavener and daughter.
Miss Mary Tavener, nave returned -
their home IN waterford Va. after Wis
itfnC relatives in washington
Miss Irene Jacobs. OF Richmond. has
heen Spending several DAYS in Wash
ington with her sister, Miss Selma ia
CObs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Calm have taken
an aparruenr AT the New BeTne,
Twelfth street and Massachusetts ave
nue..
Miss Cora Steiner has returned TO her
home on L street, after visiting relatives
in Baltimore
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

BasH savage. OF Washington, is the
guect OF s 2 French IN his place al
NeWport. r. ].
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Miss Inez Parker and Miss FlOrin6s
walker, OF Capitol Hill, are spending
some time IN Richmond
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

DR.. A N Glascock. OF Washington
Is spending several weeks az the Hotel
Boutwell,, Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Miss Juliet WOLF, Of Baltimore, is
spending several days here with friends.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Mrs Co1yers Green and son, Elmer
Green, have returned 20 their home
here. after a visit TO PaeOnian Springs,
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

10 : = O'y-NIT-
Mother, let me 60 10 my uncle.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Calm have taken
an apartmenr AT the New BeTne,
Twelfth street and Massachusetts ave
nue..
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Miss Rose SchraEenheim, Of Toledo,
Ohio, is the guest OF Mrs 5 GIggel-
helm, Of 1903 II street
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Miss Cora Steiner has returned 20 her
home on L. street, after visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Miss Irene Jacobs. OF Richmond. has
been spending several days IN Wash
ington with her sister, Miss Selma ia
cObs.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Mr. and Mrs Robert Keeling, OF
Washington, are spending several
weeks at the Casino, New London,
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

Mrs Louis z. 8IcComas. Of WaShiLg-
ton, widow OF Judge MCCOnas. Eud
Miss Bedding. Of Rockville, ha-s taken
cottage al New London, Conn, fer
the sumner
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-12
Additional Local.

THIS pl'',Des on the line conn-ct Ing
with W.sSinGtOn Springs nre all in
stalled now. mud the ph6res have al
sih been ppt mat tCrocket ts aud ke,ens
On thr forth tine. Part Oi the phones
"n the v-ga iine, will I've putin today
aud that line will hs completed In u
day or two. The snow has inter
ferrd with work on the north line,
but that will now he Resumed nn,i
that line should be completed next
week. -.
d. Last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. H.
r. Kinney was backing n stove
With blacking In which gasolinr Ia
mixed, and unknown to- he- there
WAS some fire in the. stove. enough
To cause the preparation t" explode,
and LITTLE Bernard who was playing
near, got caught In the expipsiou
which set his set his clothes Oh fire,
and before hi. mother could get the
tire extingutsiie.l; he had been very
badly burned about the ince and
hands. Medical attendance was
PROMPTLY ut hand and the little iel-
low Ia getting along nicely nov /.
Mrs. kinney ands were also quite
badly burned while putting out the
fire.
Pain can be quickly stopped. A Is
, cent box of DIR. sR,op's Headache
Tablets VIII Kill any pain, every W here
in 10 ininutes! BESIDES they are thor
oughly safe. Painful, periods with
women. neuralgia, etc . quickly cease
after one tablet. For sale by W. J.
, Hughes & CO. .....
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-12
THE ELECTI0N.
Buffalo County Rack I'm
the SfalWart Ranks.

i. Buffalo county went on
record Tuesday for Taft for
president and k ittredge tor
senator. The, stalwarts car.
ried the 1st and 3rd,. the in
surgents' the End and an i'll
dependent ticket won out in
the 4th. This means that
: the delegate from Buffalo
county to the state CONVEX
tion will vote for a delega-
tion tofthe national conven-
tion that will be for Taft
first, last and all the time.
The following delegates
were elected:
No. 1 precinct, A. Gil
christ, George Moon and
John Nelson. Precinct No.
2, j. w. LAWYER and f. j.
Grace. Precinct No. 3, ".
a. Wooledge, E. E. Dye
". p. Drips and Charley
Dove. Precinct No. 4, J.
Jorgensen.
s.. The democrats had only
ole ticket up which was elec
ted without opposition, the
following are their dele
gates. No. l, w. H. Aber.
nathy, No. 2M. j. Finaca!2e
and John Kelly, No: 3, G.
lC. Swaatout; No. 4, j. 4
| Marshall, J.. E. Ziebach and
Nv. M. Marshall. -. -. =
The result in the state is
very elole with. both sides
claiming the victooy 1t is
probable that. neither side
Twill have more than ter
Votes to 60 OH. -, - .:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-12
Just Received
s-.

A Largo Shipment of John Deere and
Thomas Disc Harrow Seeders, Lever
Harrows, Plows, Corn Plows, Corn
Planters, Buggies and Wagons for
the spring Trade. >"',
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-03-12

=. lam now through with my own auction sales for
the winter and have assisted this the best auc
tioneers known Of, and 1t liberty t, conduct
sales anywherein the state 4 ,,~g ~. E<s=s*
" -ys Reasonable anu Work Satisfactory OF no charges
Why not have auctionesr that Knows the value
of your animals and that knows buyers all over the
country. - $50, % =" :,
ALI my life experience in Breeding, Selling and
Buying Live Stock. ~ ; - - =
Feedyard Farm at Alcester. Model Ranch ut
liahh Valley Phone either place stn expense For
dates. "' ."'
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28

gives an account as follows. of the late address at Baltimore by Justice Brewer:
 That the rich should not be permit ted to get secret divorces, that the court injunction is good for the nation. that the bench should be purged of politics. and that Roosevelt did not originate the "big stick" were the fea-
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28

Bulow SchmitZ was most thoroughly
 amusing. and his antics were received
 with enthusiastic laughter from ali
 parts of the house. His selection for
 the part Of the highly explosive Ger
 man gentleman was most happy. MT.
 Cook. the underwarden, was played by
 Charles Christy. He was Well suited
 to tn 2 part with manly stature and
 strength, and sonorous voice which
 would be calculated to make most any enc stand up" and take notice. War
 den Loveall was delineated very ac-
 ceptably by Paul Rcnedu Ingies- Geo. Williamson proved to be an anarchistic type much to the surprise of his friends who had never associated him with bombs He had the dago dialect down pat and his makeup was appro- priate. George had never been seen in
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28
GRAND CANYON PICTURE

For the benefit of tourists and oth- CTS who have not seen the $SO0O dollar painting of the Grand Canyon, by W. E. Rollins Of Phoenix, which was re- CcrtIy purchased for the Santa Fe railroad by President E. P. Ripley. it is announced that the picture is still in the studio of MT. Rollins in the O'Neill building and will be for ten days long CT before it will start on its journey across the continent to be exhibited in the principal cities of the United States. This painting is said by con roisseurs oe art to be a masterpiece in color. composition and technique. as well as being the best example yet pro duced of the Grand Canyon in point of color and composition.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28
MIR. WHEEl0Ck AND
 COMPANY MADE A hlI
Pronounced by Many as Equal to Pro- fessionaI Performances of the Play.

The company last night presenting "The Man From Mexico.' with Joseph Wheelock. Jr::, in the titular role, achieved an enviable success, which surpassed that expected by even the most sanguine friends of the cast and the many ardent admirers of MT Wheelock. who had labOred earnestly to make success assured. The Doris opera house was comfortably filled, practically the entire lower floor being sold out before the play opened. The order and attention accorded the play was very commehdable.
 The committee of citizens of Mesa
 met and discussed with the Country Club play committee the staging of the performance in that city on Tuesday night. The plans were practically per fected last night It will be a benefit performance for the Mesa free public library and the lovers of a rich farce comedy can be promised presenta- tion that would do ample credit to a company boasting of personnel Of | professionals The splendid show giv- en last night here warrants this un-
 qualified statement
 | MT. WheelOck was gwen d roSdl round of applause on his appearance and his delineation of MT. FitZhew both in the jail scene and as the man | just back from the manana land was very artistic and consistently mirth | impelling MT. WheelOck spread his | jokes in a quiet, subtle fashion that was the soul of comicality and very | infectious. He added certain sudden
 dashes of prcsumable pathos. with a l seriousness that was clever. and
 which kept the audience in an uproar. l The play goers had heard much of MT. l Wheelock's ability and no one could i have been disappointed.
 While the halo of congratulatory praise must justly be hung above the
 head of the leading character in the play, the other dramatis personae who l were amateurs won sincere approval on the manner in which they "got
 away with it. to use d stage phrase in relating their portrayals of charac- ter. The whole cast outdid its late re-
 hearsals in a surprising degree. Miss
 Wiley who played Mrs. Fitzhew was thoroughly at home and her composurC
 and reading of her lines were very sat isfactory. Mrs. Henry George as Net tie Majors was charmingly ingenious
 and happily correct in her delivery and
 expression. Her portrayal was par
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28

Arizona oranges. $15O per box wm. P. CrumD Hay & Grain O., 29 East Jefferson. Tel. E 51l.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE. PHOENIX CITY TIME.

Leave. AETiNc. "The Diamond Jo," for Hot Springs Junction, Wicken- burg, Prescott and branch points, Jerome, Ash Fork, Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and all points west .2:OO am. 2:35 am. "The Daylight Express, for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot Springs)' wickenburg, A. & c. branch points, Congress Junction, Prescott, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City, Chicago and all points east. .S:OO am. 4:lV pm No trains on A. 6 c. Ky. or Poland branch Sun days.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28

lures of an address by Justice David J. Brewer at the Friends meeting house here tonight. He said:
 .aThe early history of the race at tests that the controlling thought was Of might, and one who had it as in dividual. tribe or nation, exercised it upon each weaker individual, tribe or nation. The big stick was swung loose before Theodore Roosevelt be- came president.
 We find growing Disposition to tie the hands o1 the judge and judicial action. This is shown by legislation, particularly in the western states, for bidding the judge to refer in his charge to the facts. requiring him to instruct in writing and otherwise limiting the freedom of his action. And yet the effect of it is to turn the judge into something little better than moder- ator of a town meeting. with no efii- cient voice in the determination of a l litigation.
 Tt is disclosed by the clamor | against the exercise of the equitabl 2 | power of injunction. Effort has been made to make this a political question. and government by Injunction has | been an object of easy denunciation. So far from removing or restricting \ this power, there never was time when its unrestricted and vigorous ex- i ercise was worth more to the nation and for the best interests of all. As ! population becomes more dense, as business interests multiply and crowd | each other, the restraining power of a court of equity is of far greater i'm portance than the punishing power of a court of criminal law.
 Purge the bench of politics. Judi cial life must be excluded of politica possibilities, and either by constitu- tional amendment or by the unvaryine decision of the great court of public opinion, no one should ever be trans ferrable from judicial to political life
 Entering the former. the doors of the
 latter should be closed against him He should also have the guarantee ol
 independence which comes from per-
 manent tenure of office.
 A corrupt or ignorant judiciary anC
 a feeble and cowardly bar are certain
 indications of a descending nation, fol
 it is written by the finger of the Al
 mighty on the everlasting tables O
 the universe that no nation can endure
 and prosper unless into all its life anC
 activities justice enters as an abiding
 and controlling force.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28

ticularly animated and convincing. Miss Edna Murray as Sallie was demure and unaffected fiance and showed excellent talent and earnest ness of purpose. Mrs. George r. Bul- lard as Miranda the maid, showed at appreciation ,of the popular conception of the inquisitiveness and flippancy of these very necessary people in the household.
 MT. Bullard played Imaginable MT Majors. the fixer and the well mean ing friend of MT. Fitzhew, who is very obliging and always ready with plan for assisting people into a predica- ment. His advice was as good as thir- ty days in jail. But then MT. Bullard is a lawyer. you know, that's expected. c. B. Stambaugh in the comic dialect and mannerisins of the Dutchman Won
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28
Women Worry

More than men, says Dr. McComb, and one reason is that their nervous organlza- tions are more delicate True, and Hoods 8 Sarsaparilla is'just the nerve-builder, ap- petite-giver, and blOod-purifier they need
 Indigestion 3 Years-"I was troubled with indigestion for three years. read or Hoods Sarsaparilla and tired it. After tax ing a number of bottles l was completely cured, MRS. J. H. HALEY. DeSoto. Mo-
 Nervous, In Pain, No Appetite Had poor health for years Sain in shoulders back and hips. with cOnstanp headache. ner- yousness and no appetite. Took Hood Sar- saparilla gained. strength and can work harf all day, eat heartily and sleep well" MRS. E. GIFFEI.s. Moose Lake. Ainn.
 Rheumatism-"I had rheumatism in one of my ankles. but Hoods Sarsaparilla soon gave me permanent relief I recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla." MRS. ANN HUTCHINSON. Lafayette. Col.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold everywhere. In the usual liquid or in tablet form called sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre- pared only by c. l. Hood Co.,, Lowell. Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28
THE WEATHER. Local Daily Weather Report for the Arizona Republican.

Accumulated excess in temperature sinceJanuary 1, S2 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, O.52 inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28

day, he asked me a question that did moi know. and in order to hide my ig- norance I gave him an ambiguous an sWer.
 "Dr. Senn smiled.
 He said reminded him of school bov who. taking a written examina- tion in history. came to the question:
 ".Wbich was the greater general, Caesar or Hannibal2
 -The boy answered the question as follows:
 If we consider who Caesar and Hannibal were, and ask ourselves which pf them was the greater. we must unhesitatingIy answer in the ar firmative.'"
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28

strips before. in Phoenix. He was per fectly at. home and knew the step.
 Both George Lutgerding who played MT Farrer the lawyer and Harry Klawans as Richard Daunton an archi- tcct. both in love with Sallie, were adopts at lovemakinS and were ac- corded their snare of plaudits. GooSan d trusty was a smaller part taken by Vernon Evans.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28
DEFENSE OF INJUNCTION
 BY JUSTICE BREWER
The Eminent Jurist Also Observes That the Big Stick" is Not Ne" Weapon.

So long as the power of injunction was assailed only by populists, Bryan ists. socialists and anarchists members of the judiciary disdained to meet such assaults. However the presidents spe- ciaI message to congress has given oc- casion to eminent jurists to speak In favor of the injunction as well as or the necessity of sustaining the bench against the temporary clamor of the mob.
 A special to the Los Angeles Times
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28
GETTING ROUND IT

A Chicago physician said the other day of the late pr. Nicholas Senn, the celebrated surgeon:
 'I studied under Dr. Senn when he vas professor Of surgery at Rush Med teal College. l remember how, one
Arizona republican., 1908-02-28

Special at the California Wine and Liquor Co, for Friday and Saturday, for every purchase of s1.O0 we will give free to each customer a pint bottle of fine California wine.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-05-21
Foe County Clerk.

We arr authorizes u anronnc% Lewis I.,mpee
a, candidate for thu Office Of County Cietk 81
Morgan County. subject To the decision OF the
fcpup!i,au voters N primary election to H.
IcId August sth lyJs,
We AT. authorized to annpiirce {. V. hud'
,on ava candidate tor the office 81 County CLERK
u Morgan County, subject T. the decision OF
'he Republican voters at primary election to lie
held August 4,h. ITr
"" are authorized 4, announce = " Dfrsda'c
q, .G1diG \ ..tDr tbs ,fisce Oi County Clerk 81
aorss n.c41an suS-Ct to the decision OF the
republican vo,efa at primary election to be
'Sid August ith. 1904.
Ne are aud ys ks~dtp.anpsnhce J W. Johnson
q, candida Z. ...x'I s0hi"et al County CLERK al
tcJrIs'ican voters 1T %prinary. sitction TO be
Ir!d August ttli, 1903
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-05-21

We copy the following from an
article, 1.-The Phillipines-What shall
we do with them" by j.. ". Steph-
ems, of Columbia, Mos, one OF the
leading, brainiest and cleanea Demo-
Gratis of the Imperial State, published
in the Coiambia Statesman. We wish
we had room for the entire article:
fear that the views here express
ed may not be in accord with those
OF many OF the leaders OF the great
party to which Lifelong. hut have
deemed It my duty To sire utterance
to my convioticns based upcn
knowledge gained by actual r0ntac,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-05-21

with the conditions themselves.
feel sure it will be a mistake to sur
render this immense territory which
We own by right OF conquest and pur-
chase, which has been bought at such,
great expense, and where wc have
already done so much for the eleva-
ton and development OF its people.
| believe that it will not be long be-
fore it will become a source OF profit
instead Of loss and viii be the nucleus
whence We may exercise a command
ing influence commercially, religious
ly, cd~rcationally and politically IN
the east. We cannot afford 10 turn
these people back into barbarism
when We have jas, brought them to
the light, or to give up all We have
done, and lose all we have expended
when sc have reached the period of
harvest and iruition. | hope my
party will h., the PHILIPPINES alone
and apply itself to the tariff aid the
trusts.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-05-21
why Are They Booming Gray?

The Linn Creek Rcveillc, the .ius-
cumbia AutogrAn, the Versailles
Statesman, the BnnGeton Tribune,
and other Republican newspapers are
giving much space to MIR. Gray and
his candidacy against Congressman
Shacklciord. Why do they do this'
DO they want Gay selected to Con-
gress, or do they want him nominated
because they think they you'd have
more chances to defeat him than
Standardization Times
They arc doing it, old man, for the
reason that Gray cannot get a square
deal from the Democratic papers of
this district. which apparently GEMS
to tc owned and controlled by
shaGaleiUrd. II the Democrats OF
the Sh,.. d.s,riGt car elect ShaCk!e-
ford they can as certainly elect Gray.
We don. i,eiieye they can cleo,
I either this ycH. Why not give Clay
a fair show -hC .ccertainly has the
right to make. The rsgc Tor the high
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-05-21
WGr,yS.

In this busy %~ork-a-day world,
with the everlasting rush after the
almighty dollar. our people do not
take time for a look backward, and
yet rest occasionally and a review Of
the past would be profitable. From
the above figures it is the Dr.'s idea
to show what a terrible loss has be-
fallen the Democratic party Of Nor
gan county since 1860, and from our
standpoint it shows what a wonderful
growth the grand old Republican party
has had since that time, for after all.
the figures would be- Democrats
1895, Republicans IS, the Constitu-
tional Unionists being Democrats
under another name. Doctor, We
have NJ consolation to offer you,
under the present circumstances, TO:
the Democracy OF the state and coun-
ty are more widely divided now than
they were N 1860. while the Kcpub-
licans show a united organization,
and will certainly sweep the platter
clean in November.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-05-21

The city should also have had the
cutters cleaned out some time ago SO
that the heavy rains Of a few weeks
ago could have cleaned off the streets
and cleaned out the cutters. Exam
inc the streets and cutters and see II
the city authorities should not have
set the example. There should also
be an ordinance against throwing
litter of any kind into the streets or
on the sidewalks. Have you eve
noticed the stringing Of circulars, en-
velopes, etc, by many on their way
the postofice. which blow first
from one way then the other as the
wind changes. Get clean and then
keep clean. Versailles should be
one Of the c~lcanes, and handsomcst
towns in the tate. 1t will be some
day.