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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-25
Old Dominion Liner
Princess Anne From
Norfolk viii Dock
This Afternoon.
Many CoastwiSe YES
sells Believed Caught
in Binding Snow
storm.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-The steamer
Princess Anne. OF the Old Dominion, Is
safe. The wireless station at COney
Island picked up a message saying that
she is on Northeast End Lightsbip, all
we'll, and viii dock about 5.15
The Princess Anne was due in New
York yesterday. InasmuCh as these
liners make their schedules regardless
OF the weather, President II. H. Walker,
OF the company, and his friends are
apprehensive that she might have col
llded during yesterdays binding snow
storm with some other boat.
She has a passenger list of eighteen, q
crew OF 10. and a valuable cargo. The
gale yesterday reached d velocity Of
more than sixty miles en- hour.
No large ships are as yet known TO
have been lost, but many small boats
are known to be IN trouble along the
coast.
Efforts are being made today to get
OF the three-masted schooner Fortuna,
ashore OF LOvells island. near here.
The crew is in no danger. and the vessel
will probably be saved. Within a radius
OF mile OF North Plymouth three fish
ing schOoners are ashore, all in danger
Gus positions. Not a vessel left port
yesterday and today there was a great
sailing Of belated craft.
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Sea Gives Up It's Dead
Off Coast of Virginia

NORFOLk,tVa.. Jan. Z5.-The body Of
an unknown seaman in oil skins was
washed ashore at Pine Beach and the
body OF white man flOated past the
ship yard at Newport News yesterday
afternoon. Investigation led to the dis
cO-ery OF the masts Of a schooner
which had gone down at anchor. 1t is
reported that a white man and three
COlOred men were aboard the boat
which is believed so have been loaded
with brick.
River navigationF has been maintained
with difficulty and the ferries have
operated under the greatest hardshlps.
The wind last night at Cape Henry
was fifty miles an hour and at Cape
Hatte-as it was sixty-five miles an
hour, Added to these hardships the
intense cold has Increased the dangers
OF navigation The storm struck here
about q o'clock yesterday morning.
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EASILY PREPARED

Whisky and glycerine, mixed
with virgin OIL OF Pine, is said 10
break Up a cold IN q hours and
cure any cough that is durable. Get
from your druggist one 1k-ounce
vial OF Virgin oil OF Pine con-
pound pure and two ounces of
glycerine- NIX these thoroughly
with a half-pint Of good whisky
and take a teasDOonfuI every four
hours. II has been found that five
ounces OF tincture Of Cinchona
compound can be used in place OF
whisky with the same result. Vir-
gin OIL OF Pine compound pure is
put up only by the Leach Chemical
Co.. Cincinnati. O., IN haIf-ounce
vials. each vial securely sealed IN
a round wooden case. Be sure to
set the genuine.
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OFFICIAL TELLS OF BRIBE
FERTILIZER co. OFFERS

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 25.-Farmers
all over Ohio viii be stirred up over
the Chicago parade today by Eames W,
Fleming. assistant OF the Ohio AgriCul-
tural department that he had been Of
fered a bride OF $500 a month By an Of
fcer OF a fertilizer company.
Fleming said this fertilizer Inanufac-
turer offered the bribe IL he would sub
stitute pure fertilizers for samples col
lected BY state inspectors for official
analysis Fleming says he has made
man investigation and that a former
clerk in the department accepted money
for two years TO switch samples and
permit interruptions fertilizer dealers. 20
cheat farmers.
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CONVOY ARETHUSA
SAILS FOR BUEN0S AYRES

Advices were received al the Navy De-
partment this morning tO,the effect that
the supply ship Arethusa, convoy OF the
torpedo zoat fotIlIa which is cruising
around South America with the feet,
sailed from Rio de JanierO yesterday
for BuenOs Tyres.
The lotiIla sailed for Buenos Ayres on
Monday ahead Of the fleet and Is ex-
pected 10 arrive tomorrow.
II the Arethusa fails 70 reach Buenos
Ayres before the departure of the TO
tilla she Will meet it in the Ia Plata
river between MOntevideo and Buenos
Ayres, where they viii stop for provis-
ions and coal
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AMBASSADOR BRYCE
GOING TO CANADA

Mr.. Bryce, the British ambassador, is
going TO Canada next week IN connec-
ton with the negotiations between the
United States and Great Britain, look
ing to the settlement Of various issues
with Canada. such as the regulation OF
the use Of the waters of the great
lakes. the international fisheries CUES
ton, and the settlement OF boundaries.
They have now arrived at the point
where II became necessary for the
British ambassador 20 discuss the sub
Jects directly with Canadian officials.
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CHASE CONWAY DEAD.

FAIRMONT, W. Va, Jan. &--Chase
Conway, president OF the Fairmont and
Southern railroad. died here today at a
hospital. where ne had undergone an
operation. Conway was also secretary
and treasurer OF the Overholt Coal and
Coke Company and general manager az
the National Coal Company. of Balti-
more, Nd.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births

Waiter g., tr.. and Cecil IStutz, boy.
Casper and Irene Orange, boy,
Thomas r and Lillian NJ. Moore, boy.
Joel y. and Gertrude Morris. girl.
Frederick j. and Matilda Lyman. boy.
Edward A. and Virgte NJ Jones, boy.
Charles r and Hannah J. Hudson, boy.
Walter c. and Sadie A Troy, girl.
Thomas II. and Beulah Green = God girl.
Ward B. and Elizabeth Coates. girl
Joha A. and Maggie A. Breen, boy.
r. NJ. ana Nellie NJ Berkeley, girl
Harvey s, and Richard Etc Bartlett,
girl.
John L. and Katherine Baker boy,
Edward G. and Nettie NJ Bee boy.
Samuel r. and Elizabeth J, AshWood,
boy.
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SCHELYS EX-SECRETkRY
DIES IN WORCESTER HOME

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 25.-DanieI
J. Cronin, former secretary to Admiral
Schley, who figured prominently in the
battle OF Santiago, and the naval con-
troversy that followed. died at his home
here this afternoon. He was thirty-five
years old.
Cronin was on the bridge Of the
Brooklyn with his superior during the
famous chase Of the Cristobal Colon
and at the Samp inquiry he
occupied the stand for four days.
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HOTEL SHOT UP
BY NIGHT RIDERS

HOT SPRINGS Ky. s25.-Another
night riders outrage occurred here early
today, when fifty masked men ''shot
up tho Arcadia Hotel, took out John
Heath, an independent tobacco buyer,
and forced him under threats OF death
TO promise not 20 sell any more to-
baCco. No one was injured IN the visit,
but the governor has been requested to
send troops.
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WOMEN PERMITTED TO ENTER.

Secretary Straus OF the Department of
Commerce and Labor today ruled that
the two women, Mrs. Dora Davis and
Mrs. Anna Roth. who have been held at
New Orleans as undesirable citizens,
were entitled TO be admitted to this
country.
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ITALIAN sTFAMER sIGHTED.

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-Ths steamship Ro-
manic, from Italy, many days overdue,
has been sighted of this port and Will
dock late this afternoon. The liner
dent that the Romantic was forced to
head back to sea to escape the gale
which ragged of the New England coast
since Thursday.
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peahA

Mary J. Van Riswics. - years, 100 Sec
Ond street northwest.
II, Helen Wood, Go years, 1445 r street
northwest
Benjamin Arp. 60 years. Government
Hospital Insane
frances c. Dom, 81 years, llO2 East
Capitol street
Irene Richardson. Il years. 1617 1 street
southeast
William L. Reaney, 81 years. 1870 Chaplin
street northwest.
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REFLECTIONS,

Pride went out on horseback and re-
tuFLed en- fOOt.-Spanish.
Prccaution is better than repentance.
Greek
A man never has n big head after
the stock market gets through with
him.-New York Press.
II is tho gentle mind that makes
the gentleman.-F'rench proverb.
The pure in heart are slow TO credit
calumnies.-Jane Porter.
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Guards Search for Wrecks
Along New England Coast

BOSTON, Jan. 25.-The biggest storm
OF the winter died last night, and today
with fair weather coast guards are ont
all along the New England shore look
ing for wrecks. Although at first It
was believed the warning o. the
Weather Bureau Thursday would send
all the cOastwise craft to shelter, reports
today indicate the damage TO vessels
will ba considerable.
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Marriage Licenses,

Arthur T. wiltshire and Amelia A
Young.
John s. Franklin and LIKE z. PhllHps
both OF LynchbUrg, Va
Philippe GervasiO and Francesat Fforar-
anti
Lewis II. Bennett and Anna o, Morton,
both OF Baltimore.
Daniel +. Trimmer and Helen A Hill
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A GROWING LIST.

'"The President gave a reception the
other evening"
''Wellg"
Among those absent were Afessrs.
Storer, Whitney, Long, Bowen, and
BrowEson. Exchange.
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Native of Virginia.

Reid was a native OF Brentsville' Va.
When the courthouse was moved 70 Ma
nassas he owned a hotel at the latter
place. About six years ago he came to
Washington and for q while was con-
ductor on the Seventh street car lines
Nearly four years ago he entered the
saloon business at the corner Of Z and
North Capitol streets and has done well
He had an option on the corner and to-
eether with other business associates
Intended taking stock in hotel which
was soon to be erected on the corner.
He was unmarried ana since coming
to Washington has boarded with Mrs.
Goodrich His father and mother are
dead, the only near relative being sew
eral cousins near Manassas, where the
body will probably be shipped after the
inquest.
Paul J. Brendt, bartender for Mr..
Reid, could throw no light upon the
TRAGEDY this morning. He left the sa-
So far as he knew Mr.. Reid had had
no difficulty with any one during the
day. or recently, and he is inclined
to the belief that the crime was COM
mitted by some of the lOungers-On
about the place who were familiar with
the route taken by Mr.. Reid in going
home each night and the amount of
money he sometimes had with him.
Every policeman IN the department
has been instructed to endeaVOr to as
certain from jewelers. the number OF
the missing watch, The superstition be-
ing that Reid NAV have had some re-
pairs made upon it. This End the oyster
knife are the only clues tie police have.
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Died

BIaAGDEN-On Tuesday. January 81, at the
residence Of her son, Thomas BAa- yden, at
Upper Saranac, N Y, LAURA SI1A IMAM,
Widow OF the late Thomas BlRgden.
Notice OF funeral later. Ji&-I
FRASER-At Binghamton, y. Z, on r 5day,
January a. 1905. at s p. m. after a III yer
ing illness, FRANCES FRASER, in her
eighty-sixth year. beloved mother OF y Us.
George Wilson, OF Binghamton, n. Y, a I'd
Mrs. Caroline @. Nye and Frank Fraser, "
this city.
Funeral services at Rock Creek Chapel.
Monday morning, January q. InteruleRt
private. Ja35H
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TOBACCO KILLS

''Easy-TO-Quit'' is a positive, absolute
stopper for any tobacco habit. Il e q
vegetable remedy and any lady can give II
secretly IN food or drink. II Is harmless
leaves no reaction or bad after effects and
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Mothers save the young smoker brain he
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you. Without your help IL may not be done.
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long as you live that you did Il. Address.
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and Race SITS, Cincinnati, Ohio
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A LIMITED ACQUAINTANCE.

Il wish 7 kne-g where could get q
list OF rules for raising children
.Geel don't you know any old maids?''
Exchange.
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Held in Self Case.

William Beverly is another colOred
man held at the Sixth precinct. IN con-
nection with the robbery of Mr.. Sen.
The police arc working on the theory
that the same man may have taken a
hand in both crimes. Mr.. Self said this
morning:
Il was just turning down my steps.
at % + street, about II o'clock, when
two men approached me one wearing a
light overcoat. This man asked me for
a match and a moment later another
man reached his hand IN my hip pocket
and robbed me OF $3.50. My cries and
those OF an inmate Of the house caused
them TO scurry up the street. An hour
later, / understand, the assault upon
Mr.. Reid occurred"
Seff had just changed so bin at
Days saloon and the two men who
robbed him, he states, were In the
saloon at the time. Mr.. DAILY confirms
having seen such men watching Sen
when he was given the change. and says
they left the saloon a moment after
he did. One of them Self has partially
identified as William Beverly. The short
er man, Stump Washington by name.
has not as vet been located. They viii
be questioned in connection with both
assaults
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FOREMOST BOOKBINDERS

The service the Big Bookbindery offers Is
,aultless. BOok5indIng done quickly and eK-
pertly.
Hodges Big Bookbindery. 42o22 18th. next star
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Men in Jail "sweated."

Several times this morning the three
men held for investigation have been
put through the sweating process.
Precinct Detective Armstrong says that
he. has been able to get but little eX-
cept a denial from them.
Roth Of the Phillips claim to have
been en- route home when the assault
occurred. They were both about the
saloon at closing time and say that
Reid left as usual after closing the bar
which is the last they saw OF him.
POindexter denies being in the vicinity
of the saloon last night and 50 far the
police are unable 10 obtain any evil
Cence to the contrary.
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THE FIRM OF JAS. D. 1IcCONYILLE
& Co, Merchant Tailors, 1923 G St.
having been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, James y. McConville IS continuing
the merchant tailoring at the same ad-
dress, where he will be pleased to see
his many friends and patrons. Special
discount on all orders Jany. and Feb.
JAMES =. McCONVILLE, Merchant
Tailor, 1923 G St ja24-3L
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Search for Other Suspects.

In addition to the three men now held
SvF investigation concerning the Reid
assassination, the police are looking for
Two other colored men, names unknown,
said to have been in the saloon at
closing time last night. together with
Phillips and his brother.
Mrs Edna Goodrich, with whom Reid
has boarded for the past four years.
said.
I had frequently warned Mr. Reid
about coming home late at night with
money and uuarmed. Sometimes he
carried a pistol. Last night had pre-
sentiment that something had happened
TO him. and could not sleep on account
OF it. After midnight the police IN
formed me that he had been nurdered.'
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Church Notices.

UNITARIAN-Au Souls Church. corner 18th
and L SITS, Ulysses G. 3. Pierce minister.
s:f5 m Sunday school, class for the COM
paratfFs study OF religion, and unity study
clazs; II, morning service. sermon by the
minister; Z ,. m Young Peoples Religious
Unions p M evening service. First IN
course OF four sermons By the minister
The Inner Meaning OF Some Gospel Teach
ings: I, Turning Water into Wine" js2S-2t
vEsPER SERvICE-Young women's Chris
tian Association, corner 18th and ? sts. NV;
40 O'Clock. Leader. Miss Mary baltimore,
Of 500 Chow, China Tea and q social hour,
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER
Sunday services at Rauscher's, 1889 Connect
cut avenue, at ?. m Address BY Miss
Louise stacy. Subject, Equality, Yet n
equality" Daily noon meetings and Wednes-
days at S p. ~. at reading room, Loan and
Trust building, corner F and 9Th SITS Public
invited. Z
BAPTIsT-CavaIry Baptist Church. sth and
II SITS. NV. Rev. Robert E. Lewis, Of China;
$50 a m. Sunday school. P H Bristow,
superintendent. Public worship, with ser
mons BY the pastor. IL a. m End 1880 .. m.
Teachers Bible Club. Thursday, ?. N.
Church prayer meeting, p. m Endeaver
meetings. Tuesday, p. m, and Sunday, $3.50
and 6:a5 p. m. All are cordially invited. 1t
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-F1rst Church Of
Christ, Scientist, 18th ana r SITS. NV, Serv-
ices: sunday II a. N. snd ?. m. Subject.
Truth" Sunday school II a. m, Wednes-
day evening meeting, p m Public cor
daily invited. All seats free, Free reading
room, s01 Colorado building. 1t
UNDENoMINATIONAL- students will
hold two meetings Sunday. January IS. at
Pythian Temple. third floor; rear hall. az
ternoon. 8 O'Clock. Prayer, praise, and tes-
timOny, evening, 7:50 p. m. Bible study. sub
feet. Prayer All Christians invited. Seats
free; no collection. Publications of Watch
Tower Bible and Tract Society can be OBJ
tanned Il
EVANGELICAL Christian Science Church
Scottish Rlte Hall. 1907 @ ST. nv. Services
II a. N. and 7.S0 p. m. Subject OF morning
lecture BY Bishop Oliver C Sabin, Teaching
How to Heal the Sick Subject OF evening
lecture by Miss Bertha Tellyr. The Beau
ties OF Evangelical Christian Science
Miss Edith Pickering. soloist. Testimonial
meeting Wednesday evening at $50. Seats
free: all invited. Il
NEW CHURCH-1sth and Corcoran SITS. NV,
"Swedenborg" third lecture in the course by
the Rev. Julian X. Smyth OF New York
Smyth viii also preach in the morning at
II o'clock. All are invited The first really
new conception OF immortality given 10 the
world for eighteen centuries came through
SWedenbOrE. He reconstructed the whole
idea OF the hereafter. For the first time in
bic forms and became rational. natural and
necessary. ''-Heber Newton II
THE SECULAR LEAGUE-'The Real
Thomas Paine" subject OF address by Mr.
r. Grant Barnwell at p. m, Pythian Tenn
pie. 1912 9th St NV. II
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LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the
cause. There Is only one f'BROMO QUININEF
Lsok Cor signature o9 E ~. GROVE. &c.
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oCcULTISM

,JCCULTISNd-Ladies and gentlemen inter-
A sNed in occult research may Apply fOr men,
h,ryhiD in exclusive order devoted 10 that
nm rlNose Address BOX 4s1. Times once
AT
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MURDER MYSTERY
F0lLS THE POLICE;
THREE MEN HELD
Continued from First Page.)

TO the racket. At last her husband
opened an upstairs window and looked
out. BY the door beneath Reid lay dy-
ing, gaShed in a dozen places.
The woman says that she noticed a
man walking OF down the street, but
whether il Is the same man that at
tackled Reid she is unable TO say.
Neither IS she able 10 tell whether he
was white or colored. In event Il was
the same person, the indications are
that ii was One-mHn Job. although the
police are inclined 10 the belief that two
men are implicated
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DR.. CARLETON VAUGHAN,
Reliable Neutrality-suspicious. Prices
Phone Main 2055. I0l2 + St y. ".
Ja1e-tf
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Special Notices.


ALL CASES before all courts and depart
ments. AID IN business and private dificul-
ties. Collections and litigation everywhere.
Moderate charges Confidential. l.. S. Legal
Corp. 5T Bond building. tai-s3t
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UNDERTAKES
j. WILLIAM LIE.

URDERFAU3 AND LIVERY.
I'd Pa. ave. n. W., Washington. =. c
Telephone Main 1883
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OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY. January l6, 1908. The
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Washington Gas Light Company for
the election OF directors and for such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting, VIII be held at the
office OF the Company, AS 10th Street
northwest, MONDAY, FEBRUARY &
1905, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. The
polls Will be open from twelve o'clock
TO one o'clock 2. n WILLIAM 3.
ORME, Secretary. Jal6-16t-exsu
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE ISsUR-
ANCE Company OF the District Of Column
bia, Washington. January Is. 1903 The an
nUal meeting Of the MUTUAL FIRE IN
gTRANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA viii be held on the FIRST
MONDAY in February (the % proXimO) at
the ONCE OF the company, corner 18th street
and New York avenue northwest. cdmmenc-
ing at clock g. N
BY the charter OF the company the election
OF seven managers TO conduct the Affairs OF
the company Is required 70 be held a. ths
above meeting
By the sixth article OF the bylaws OF thu
company It Is provided: AT the annual
meeting OF the company, the first business
IN order shall be the appointment OF chair
man, who shall conduct the meeting and
election IN accordance with the act o. H.
corporation. between tie hours OF o'clock
g. N. and p m
Amount OF premium uotes.s..sss.sS2 g, rs IS
Amount OF cash on hand,...r,.,s.vs 5,755 "a
Securities E5S.T %
Real estate. u. SIS 70
once furniture and fixtures. 800 %
Losses by IRE. adjusted and paid
The annual statement viii Be ready for
distribution at ths Office OK the company
about February 1, 1903
BY order Of the Board OF Managers,
l. PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary.
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PAINLESS MOTLEY

Washington's Painless Dentist. No high
prices. Gil Eth st. NV
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-F1rst Church OF
Christ, Scientist, 18th ana r SITS. NV, Serv-
ices Sunday II q n. snd ?, m, Subject.
Truth" Sunday school II g. m, Wednes-
day evening meeting, p m. Public cor
daily invited. All seats free, Free reading
room, 601 Colorado building. 1t
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Schools and Colleges.
DRAUGHON'S

SPENGERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Academy Of Music, Cor. eth aud D INV,
WASHINGTON,
BY Railroad Companies. thereby giving
students mainline practice. BUSI-
NESS MEN say DRAUGHON'S IS THE
BEST. THREE months studying
Bookkeeping by DRAUGHON'S COPY
RIGHTED methods equals SIX else
where SENENTY-FINE PER CENT
of the United states Court Reporters
write the system or S h o TT n
DRAUGHON teaches, Write for prices
on lessons in Shorthand, Bookkeeping
Penmanship, etc, By NAIL. POSI-
TIONS secured or money back. Cata-
logue FREE Ja9-S0t
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Thomas Paine" subject OF address by Mr.
r. Grant Barnwell. at 3 p. m, Pythian Tenn
pie 1912 9th St NV. II
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FUNERAL DESIGJs
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER
Sunday services at Rauscher's. 1899 Connect
cut avenue, at ?. m. Address BY Miss
Louise stacy. Subject, Equality, Yet N
equality" Daily noon meetings and Wednes-
days at S p. n. at reading room, Loan and
Trust building, corner + and 9Th SITS Public
invited. Il
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polls Will be open from twelve o'clock
to one o'clock 2. ID WILLIAM 3.
ORAIE, Secretary. ia16-16t-exBu