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Miss Jewell Hay,
Daughter OF Ihe Late Ed H. Hay.
pnoto hy Cliup,linSt

head of the company. has been doing Il
standing-room business in New York. and
there seemed SO little chance of getting il
on the road that the Shuberts decided to
put out a second company in it, and in
this company Miss Hay is To have her
chance.
1t is lily good deal of Il part to
her ablhty that such experienced theat-
rical men We're willing to give it To Ned
Hays daughter. Telepathy is the key
note TO the play and if there is anything
at all in it the good wishes of hundreds
OF her rather friends should help Miss
Hay to most successful debut when tile
second company in The Witching Hour
opens at the Garrick Theater. Chicago. on
january IL
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This is a great day in the Nolan family
John J.-the whole family is proud OF him.
whether related or noj-WaS born on
snappy. crisp aad brisk January T.. Just
thirty-eiSht years ago. NJ 81. John s
College lie the delight Of the faculty
soaking up education like 81 worth q.
blue blotterS 1t was the same at the
Georgetown Law School where he was q
lecture student for term. Then lie
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Danger Signals.

Ii these danger signals are unheeded Sc
rious results follow: Brght's disease which is
the worst form OF kidney trouble, may steal upon
you.
The mild and immediate effect of Swamp Root
the great kidney. liver aud bladder remedy. is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for it's re-
markab III the most distressing eases. IL
yon need medicine yon should have the best
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= art-d in journeyman plumber III
order To become personally and thorough
~ familiar with the actual. practical work
of the craft. Now he is the senior mem
Der of the prominent local plumbing firm
Of James Nolan K Sons.
Mr.. Nolan is Il member of the board Of
governors oi the Potomac Boat Club. has
been prominently identified with the Car
rell Institute Dramatic club. and has
been Il member % the board of directors
of the Carroll Institute.
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Lame Back.

Lame back Is only one nf many symptoms Of
kidney trouble. Other symptoms showing that
you- need swamp Root are being obliged To- pass
water often during The day aud TO get up many
times during the night
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store also offers for inspection and ap
proval the finest line of papers that
can be assembled
CLARK DAVENPORT & co announce
4 remnant sale Of lnoleumS. carpets.
upholstery goods. wall paper odd pairs
Of lace curtains and portieres at prices
greatly below original prices.
PARKER. BRIDGET & 60 are dis
playing everything that i stylish and
ia inty in lingerie waists. house gowns.
dresses ana trimmed hats: all of the
most fashionable models. but reduced 10
make room for spring stock hich Will
Soon arrive.
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Prevalency of Kidney Disease.

Most people do not realize the alarming In
and remarkable prevalency OF kidney ds-
While kidney disorders the most com
mon diseases that prevail. they almost the
last recognized by patient and physicians. WHO
CONTENT THEMSELVES WITH DOCTORING
THE EFFECTS. while the ORIGINAL DISEASE
nnderuiinrs Tue system.
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ALBANY. y. Y. January II.-Following
q quarrel with his wife this afternoon
George Danvig stabbed her several times
and then shot himself. dying instantly
Mrs. Danvis is in serious condition.
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Her Fathers Popularity.

Few private citizens-and not MANY pub
lie men-were better known I'm Washing
ton than Edwin Barrett Hay LAWYER lit
terateur and handwriting expert Proba
bly, no man in Washington was Ned. Ia
SO many people. who were in turn .'rom. =
Dick and Harry 10 him. Though a
lawyer Of considerable distinction. il was
his bubbling Wit. his unfaiiing good hu-
NOR. his ready heipfuness that endearea
him to every one with whom he came in
contact-and that were probably rpsnon-
sible for his dying poor man though one
OF the most popular the capital has pro-
duced.
AS handwriting expert his reputation
was national. and he was called upon to
testify in such important trials as those
OF the MolyneuX case and the Price case
and. more recently. in the Mann case in
volving the editor of Town Topics In
the latter case. in particular. his wit did
mucn TO relieve the tedium of court pro-
cedure
As good fellow he was as one of his
friends put il. The champion mixer of
this town.. prominent in the Gridiron
CIub, and among the Masons and the
Elks Indeed, he enjoyed the distinction
of being the only man who was ever
elected 10 three terms as grand exalted
uiVi u iIc T1IhS. Ills USatn. about
year ago. was a real grief 10 wider
circle than most men can boast of
Miss Hays Versatility.
Miss Jewel Hay is Washington girl
born and bred. She has been popular in
the younger set here, inheritng from her
father his social instincts as well as his
intellectual versatility. She is writer OF
graceful verse. and has considerable mu-
sical talent, which she has been cultiyat-
Ing in New York this winter
In her fathers day the Hay home. on
Corcoran street. was a rendezvous for the
literary and artistic. Miss Hay met most
of the people worth knowing who live. on
visit here. Among others she became
acquainted with Augustus Thomas. au-
thor of THE Wilchng Hour" and il Is
through him that she secured her present
engagement TO play the young heroine OF
II. Those who have the rthearsals in
charge are more than satisfied that she
VIII give performance quite equal to
any that they could expect from an no.
tress of several years experience
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e d merit
th sent y
10 h j remedy needed The eviuao Swamp Roo ell
o for a sam DR. & y
o il The
offer Is guarantees
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lessness. nervousness. sometimes the heart acts
badly. rheumatism, bloatinS. lack OF ambition,
maybe loss of flesh. salow complexion.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain or Snow Today, Unsettled
Tomorrow

Forecast for Sunday and Mouda ay.-For
the District of Columbia. eastern Penn
sylvania. New Jersey. Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia. rain or snow Sunday.
unsettled Monday; brisk TO high east TO
southeast winds
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Have You Rheumatism, Kidney Liver or
Bladder Trouble?
To Prove what Swamp-Root the Great Kidney Liver and
Bladder Remedy, will do for YOU, all our Readers
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Pain dull ache in the back is evidence of
kidney trouble. It is natures timely warnin. to
show you that the track of health Is not clear.
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FIRE.

Inability TO hold urine. smartHg in passing
uric acid. headache. dizziness. Indigestion sleep
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land and Virginia rain or snow Sunday,
unsettled Monday; brisk To high east TO
southeast winds
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast.-During the past week average win
ter weather has prevailed over eastern
and south portions of the United
States. The severe storm of Tuesday and
Wednesday was attended by heavy, rain
and gales in the east gulf and Atlantic
states. and was followed by temperature
below the seasonal average over the east
ern half of the country.
The severe storm that appeared over
Texas Friday now covers the southeast
ern states. with lowest reported barometer
I934 inches ut Nashville. Tenn. This
storm has been attended by heavy rain
and high winds in the middle and east
gulf and south Atlantic. states, and the
rain area extended last evening To the
Ohio valley and over great portion of
tht. middle Atlantic states.
Temperature is below the seasonal aver
age in the gulf states. Arkansas. Okla
homa and southern Missouri: elsewhere
east of the Rocky mountains it is above
the normal
The present storm will cause unsettled
and rather warm weather for the season
over the eastern portion of the country
during the next two days. Its final pas
sage and the passage of a probable new
storm development In the southwest will
be followed by an extensive area OF hlSh
barometer from the British northwest
territory that will be attended by cold
wave generally east of the Rocky noun
tains. This cold wave will reach the At
lantic coast states about the middle of
the week.
During Sunday high southeasterly
winds will prevail along the Atlantic
coast shifting the south Atlantic
coast 10 the southwest: on the gulf coast
fresh to brisk southwest 10 south winds
will prevail: on the great lakes the wind
will be brisk to high from east to north
east
Temperature.
Midnight. 80: am. 80: am, 20:
M -: S a m, -; 10 am. n: l. noon.
43: = pm. A.: pm. IL. q pm. AZ:
T. m. AZ: 10 pm, Al. Maximum, 40 Mini
mum, -.
Relative Humidity.
Eight am. sc; pm. 81: pm. -.
Rainfall (S pm. to p.m), trace. Hours
of sunshine, %. Per cent of possible sun
shine. %.
Temperature same date last year-MaXl-
num- 81 minimum. 81.
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A Trial Will Convince Anyone.

In taking swamp Root you afford natural help
10 Nature. for Swamp Root is the most perfect
healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that has
yet been discovered.
II you are already convinced that Swamp-Eoot
is what you need you can purchase the regular
ifty-cent and one dollar size bottles at all the
drug stores Don't make any mistake. but re-
member the name DIR. kilmer's Swamp Root,
and ihe address. Binghamton. \. T.. which you
will lind every bottle.
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Anacostia w. C. T. u. Entertained ).

program will be rendered and. refresh
mrntS served
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the City and Suburban Railway OF
Washington. for the purpose of electing board
Of directors TO serve for the ensuing year and
10. transact such other business will prop
erlT before the meeting. will he held at
the Office of the company, 1ith and East Capl-
rol SITS. ne, Washington. ID. c.. on Saturday.
January IS. 1905. between the hours of 100
and zoo p. m.
ias-11t F. j. WHITEHEAD Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING oF THE STOCK
holders OF the Washington Railway snd Elec-
tric Company for the election OF directors 10
serve for the ensuing year and the transaction
of such other business NAV properly come
before the meeting will be held al the, Office
az the company. 18th and East capitol SITS.
Washington. ID. c.. on SATURDAY, JANUARY
~. 1908. between the hours OF y M. and
pm. F. J. WHITEHEAD. Secretary
ias-llt
PIANOS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED AT
Steinway Upright. 500: vose. $195. and 80
others. HUGO WORCH'S, lilo NV.
ocl7-a0t.4
stockholders OF the Crawford Paving Company
will be held at its office, 26o0 ri. NV.
Washington. ID. c., at L o'clock NJ. OH Tues
day, the 14th day of January. 1903
J. II. CRAWFORD, president.
IT. 8. HOUGHT0N. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Traders National Bank OF
Washington. Washington. D. c.. for the election
at the banking house in the city of washington
Tuesday. the 14th day of January. 1908. be-
tween the hours Of 12 m. and DIN.
deal l4t j. FENDALL CAIN. Cashier.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
UNITAR RAN.

ALI SOILS CHrRCH. CORNER I4TH AND l.
sts.: Ulysses q. Is. Pierce. mnster.-g:45 a m.
Sunday school class for the comparative study
Of religion and unity study class. IL. morning
service. sermon by Rev. Alfred X. IIussey:
pm. Young Peoples Religious Union: = o clock
evening service under the auspices OF the nj
tartan Club Hon. VIM. f. Chandler. presiding
address hy Edwin u. Mead on The Larger
Patriotism" Music by the choir. Public is
invited. jaIl-ot
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PALMISTRY.
MIR. DAOUD,

II.
The renowned Oriental Palmist and Psychic.
who. in his readings, Will reveal 70 you the
history of your life. and in case of changes
or difficulties on personal business matters,
YOU will find his advice OF inestimnbe value.
Studios, 1902 Q st. NV. Phone North 113O h.
Hours 10 a m 10 & nm no52- -0Ot.8
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Temperature.

Midnight 30: > am. 80: am, 26: Il
a m -: S a M -: 10 a In. II: l. noon.
AZ = pm. A.; 4 pm. 4o: pm. AZ. :
pm. A.: 10 pm, Al. Maximum, 10. Mini
mum -
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Relative Humidity.

Eight am. Sc: > pm. 81: 3 pm. -.
Rainfall (S pm. to S p.m.), trace. Hours
of sunshine, 81 Per cent of possible sun
shine. %.
Temperature same date last year-Maxi-
num- 81; minimum. 81.
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SPIRITUALISM.

II YOU WANT INFORMATION OF ANY
kind. have a personal sitting any day with Mr.
Kecler. 1901 Fairmont ST. Grand public n.ht
noes Friday and Sunday NIGHTS. ial2-1t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FEW ADMIRERS OF ROBERT BURNS WILL
hold a banquet Jsnuary "a. 1905, and al the
same time form a Burns Club Any one deslr-
GUS OF attending this banquet please communi-
Spalding & Bros. 100 18th St. Washington.
u G. Tickets. 800.
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The Expert Lumberman.

From HI bis.
One of the most interesting sights the
new arrival in Canaua can strike is to
witness log drive on one of the rivers
there, especially should there be several
rapids To navigate.
The expert river man is clever athlete
clever and neryg as any circus rider,
Ills steeds probably cutting more antics
than any horse could think of. He will
jump from one log to another quickly as
they swirl around until he reaches the
one he wants: then he will make for the
center and stand perfectly upright and
STILL balancing himself with long pike
or peavy. sometimes running down stream
miles without landing.
He also guides other logs into the chan
mel in passing. at times jumping from one
To another in marvellous fashion, although
the logs are twisting and turning in every
direction
Probably the cleverest piece of work
one could observe out here. is when the
logs get damned in passing the rapids
Then you see the expert at his best. He
is here. there and everywhere until he
gets things as he wants them. when he
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Snow Blindness.

From Harpsr'S
Snow blindness is an afflction little
known through description, though not
very difficult TO describe. for here the
strongest adjectives need few qualifica-
tons. Tile pain does not follow imme-
diately upon the straining which seems TO
be it's cause. After a long day of haze
the traveller finds when he gets into camp
that his eyes are little itchy and tina.
they water if he comes too near fire or
any sourc, of heat. Later they feel as il
there were a trace of smoke in the tent.
gotten under the eyelids and finally as if
the eyesockets were lined with sand pa per-
Every movement Of the eye causes pain.
and then the pains begin to come without
provoking roll of the eyeball. At first
there is dull ache, growing gradually
sharper. until toward morning of sleep
less night II throbS through the eyes every
few seconds. with twinges comparable to
but not equaled by the shooting pains Of
toothache. 1t is the only afflction with
the pain of which the ordinary Esquimau
cries out.
The severity of tine attack diminishes
toward the end of the first twenty four
hours. for the larger part Of that time
the sufferer usually keeps his tent moan
ing and occasionally crying out sharply.
lying on his face, with both hands cover
ing his closed eyes to keep out the faint
est possible light; on the second or per-
haps third day he is able to travel but
is very nearsighted and sees everything
double. In week or SO. if the weather
is hazy or he has no goggles. the same in
dividual may have another attack-but
the first attack of the year is the most
severe apparently. Every attack Weakens
the eyes and predisposes to further at
tacks. which $50. at least. the Esquimaus
believe) finally lead to total blindness-an
affliction rather common among the
Esqumaus. Keeping the eyes from
strain and. if possible, focusing them
continually on some dark object tsuch as
a black dog in ones team. is believed by
the natives to be the chief safeguard. The
same view Is held by many of the royal
northwest mounted police. whose duties
within the arctic and on the plains of the
northwest frequently expose them to snow
blindness. Nothing. perhaps. could more
clearly bring out the trying nature of the
affection than the fact that one or more
suicides among the policemen on spring
duty in the northwest are attributed to in
ability to bear the pain of snow blindness.
Occs,s ionally the police employ the anus
ing but apparently rather effective device
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Poise.
From the Ohio state Journal.

From the Ohio State Journal.
The man of fine poise is always de-
light He puts one at ease. He keeps his
head cool and his heart warm. He sees
things. feels their import. gets inter
ested. but not ratified. POise is not cold
bloodedness: ii Is warm heartedneSs that
looks out serenely upon what is going on.
II is a comfort to look at a man who
bends over you like a blue sky. 1t is one
of the ,ai:est graces of human nature.
where one looks into another's eyes with
feeling that. though there are confu-
sion and disappointment around. 1t is bet
ter to look on them calmly. and with a
faith that God reigns and is running the
world great deal better than we could
possibly do
The man of poise is not upset by every
little untoward circumstance that ap-
pears. He does not get excited if things
go wrong. He knows there is much
harmony III things that are disappointing
as In things that go smoothly by; SO he
stands his ground and never whimpers.
Such a man will speak to you kindly. be-
cause the world hasn't got the better of
him. and made him impatient and peevish.
1t takes poise TO do this-that gentle equi-
librium between good will and intelligence
which constitutes the grace of conduct.
The opposite of this trait is a shaky
shifting. excitable disposition. that reels
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Entcrprisins and adj
vertlsing are almost
synonymous terms.
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Strongroom Perils.
From the Strand Magazine

Before now people have been Shut in
strongrooms. and have had narrow
escapes. On one occasion a locksmith
was repairing an interior safe in a strong
room of a New York bank when the
cashier closed the vault door. As il was
worked by a limerick il meant that the
door would remain closed until the fol-
lowing morning fortunately the man
knew the secrets of his stronghold. and
by opening manhole was able to obtain
a sufficient supply of air. He then made
a pillow of bag of dollar bills and COM
posed himself to sleep until the door was
opened next morning.
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about and s:umbles and stasgers. making
everybody feel that this is a miserable
world, in which there is nothing sure and
stable. The well-poised man removes this
impression and teaches that the true life
is 10 conquer little annoyances and not be
conquered by them: which quality can be
acquired by practice. and it is a pleasing
prlcfire
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Homemade Bread.

From the sheffield Indrpendcnt.
The south of England reader will pos
siby learn with surprise that il is the
custom OF many northern folk to bake
their own bread and the northerner Viii
hear probably not with surprise. hut
very likely with regret, that this custom
Is dying out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-30
Initiation of Mobiles.

The fifteen newly made mobiles who had
gone shivering through the long hours of
the warm evening were still shivering
when they took the cars for home at the
close of the service. The guardian of the
rite pronounced the ceremony the best
that has been rendered in .Almas Temple
for long time He especially commend
ed Potentate Fulkerson's original concep-
tons and Silent Lecturer W. Ham
Smiths difficult work in laying bare the
faults of the weak.
In addition to the distinguished visitors
of this Jurisdiction Past Potentate Hahn
OF Ballut Abyad Temple. Albuquerque
y. NJ. was present at the services
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Small Home Prop
critics or Gilt
Edged Investments

O. OOO New S-roo
4Z,UUU. IRAN E. never
been occupied. Bath. cellar
and water. Lot 25NI25.
Located on Conduit road
near W street. $500 cash
and $50 monthly. Will sell
to colored family.
$500. a apa artm ~ ent
house Of four rooms and
bath on each floor. Occu-
pied by prompt-paying col
ored tenants, and renting for
S2I.5o monthly. Never va
cant. Splendid investment.
On lettered ST.. in splendid
renting section OF NV. Will
sell to colored family.
wow. rooms and bath.
gas. cellar. furnace. Gas and
coal range. This is a coy
little home located on let
tered st. 2 blocks from the
Pa. ave. car line Sc. $500
cash and $1,000 monthly.
$4,000 Splendid brick
large. light rooms. large
bathroom, with porcelain
tub; gas and coal range:
cellar and furnace. Located
on lettered ST. one block from
Pa. ave. Sc. 5000 cash and
S52.5o monthly.
Qo,LUO. tie home has
has been thrown on the mar
ket on account OF owners
sickness. Contains six large
rooms, with side light in
every room. Large bath
room. with porcelain tub;
gas. gas and coal range: eel
lar and furnace. Lot 2oxI2I,
with about 2o-foot parking.
On numbered street one-half
block from Pa. ave. Sc.
Best bargain in Washington.
81 400 New .siS-room
80 7OO' house on Irv-
ing st. just off 9th street car
line. Bath. gas. cellar and
furnace. This is decided
bargain for any one looking
for low-priced modern
house in a growing locality.
Easy terms. :
t me F. III. Smith
Company,
f. Q. Smith, Pres.
Lee D. Latimer. Y. P.
1 4O8 New York Ave.
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will calmly stand and ride down among
the heavy. grinding mass though there
were no danger at end. This scene.
full of excitement once witnessed. could
never be forgotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-30

of painting the nose black and trying to
focus the eyes upon it. The type If nos"
may have omeihing to do with the ef-
fectivcnesS of this scheme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-30

Luncheon Bar Proprietor-Young man.
don't try to tell me how pie should be
made. | made pie before you were porn
Cuslomer-Yes-and this Is bit OF it,
Illustrated Bits.