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The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
NIX Of 0UsTING
kEEfE HEARD At
DENVER
DloRAoo LABOR LEADERS AT
AmeRIcAN FEDERATION CON.
MENTION LAUGH AT THE IDEA
~ BEATING ooMPERs OUT.

oGNvgN, Cot, Nov. s@The
F. rnoniUa eeuston of the twenty
01GAeh eoavgytioN of the Amer
I'm Pe6erN&lon Of Labor was
|0oSoa cwse 20 vsveoomtuo speeches
~ oes. DuehssL Mayor speer.
Doepo b<uelN prssttsnt Of the
nooSn6o otaHs Federation Of
oDoes oscrps hecLaoh,aW, presi-
- - ths 6siIdlao Trades coun-
~ - eeAsrs ~ local note. Sam
~ oegnpers, prsoidsat OF the
nweoaA ee6Ar9kion, responded,
~ NJ ssospeIon he received
- - oFees Indicated that he 10
- - espoep the convention
- 60 tluns for the election Of
~ soi>U eeound and Will be
~ - evsrrids ths opposition,
Z UDoo anv eosns W. The dele
- e>seesUd for many minutes,
- - wore q broad smile Of sat
1cugooon G the reception he re-
NJ o. tsUosrs were called on for
|nnoolsoo 81 me ssssion closed
80 = Oosofu> love feast
Il nn0e luoor procession pre-
|Doood Ne opsvs~o OF the eonven-
B v4Anteletoroel, Nov. s.--Justice
rpono4 ~ tls district supreme
|1DGA pe9epeWed until Tuesday
o1Fu1lea 81 che oass 81 Sam
w 0DsuQsf4 Juhn Mitchell and
CUmk noogss0uNA o. the American
uuooo e Labor, wfso arc
o6uo1 Woeh eontsmp< OF court.
~ 0sunpess and Morrison Will
= oeNves, attending the Fed
u1nun 60 Labor convention.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10
LOCAL SrOCKS.

Following quotations fjfrnished by
Lewis q. Corton. 1919 Majestic Bldg
The Detroit times., 1908-11-10

LAME anfD uvvar STEAMERS.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
TAFT AND HUGHES
ATTRACTIONS
lcontinned from page one

heretofore. He referred 70 labor
decisions be had MAIDS while on the
bench and he answered some Of the
charges against him which he had
heretofore lngnored. He indorsed
the recent letter Of President Koose-
welt 70 Mr.. Bryan, asking where the
Nebraskan stood on the bills favored
b. Mr.. Gompera which are said
clearly to demand legislation for IA
Dor ~ a class.
Judge Taft then took up the re-
cent charge Of MT. Bryan that dur
Ing the hard times Of 1895 he had
declined to modify an order Of a re-
ceiver appointed BY him az a judge.
reducing the wages Of the employees
Of a certain railroad 10 per cent.
Judge Taft asserted that this order
was the last extremity which could
be resorted 10 70 save the railroad
to the city Of Cincinnati. the owner,
and thus make II possible for these
same employees 70 obtain any wages
1T all.
In justification OF the injunetions
he issued In secondary boycott cases
Judge Taft said that the best labor
unions today recognized that the use
Of the secondary boycott in indus
trial disputes was bad policy, IN
American. un-republIcan and an i'm
strument Of tyranny.
He made HIS FIRST speech today
at Lyons at 0 o'clock to a crowd
representing nearly the whole town.
His itinerary, besides that Of the
Bryan special will include East
Rochester. canandagua, Geneva and
Seneca Falls.
At his speech this afternoon at
Lyons, william II. Taft said: Bryan
10 dangerous man and 1t would be
a public calamity 70 place him In the
White House" The remark was
made by the republican candidate
for the presidency after he had made
a review for the benefit OF his audi
ence OF Bryan's free silver record.
In concluding his address he made a
plea for republican victory at the
polls, and assured the voters that
this was the only road to good gov
eminent.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
The CRY Of Politicians.

The best service that can be rem
dered for permanent prosperity Is 10
rebuke the assumption which certain
politicians continually are seeking to
create In the public mind. that con.
tinued prosperity depends on the sue.
cess Of particular political party.
Our form OF government contem-
plates changes from time 10 time. and
nothing IL so disastrous as to lnstill
IN the peoples minds the belief that
there II danger to business In chang.
ing a portion Of the officers Of our gov.
eminent.
II the people cannot change their
officers without creating a panic. then
tho logical step il TO go to a mon.
archy, which. Of course. none advo.
Gates.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
CITY IN BRIEF.

The county seat for Occur d'Alene
must be each persons pride and we
must vote together. Throw all
prejudice aside. Both republican
and democrat and socialist unite.
and pops and prohibltlonlsts. We
are sure 10 win the night. Call on
Maurice Bentali. and he can tell you
more. You viii find him in his
clothing store on Sherman street. >
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
WILL nsRIGATE

Oregon Land IL Too Dry 20 Suit
Citizens.
GRANTS PASS, Ore. Oct. 2s.--Ac-
cording TO the plans adopted at q
meeting Of the citizens of Josephine
county yesterday. before another dry
season sets in, this section OF the
Rogue river country will have irri-
cation. Tho portion 10 be irrigated
II the arid locality In and about
Grants Pass. The citizens have
formed themselves into corporation
for the purpose OF purchasing the
project. and win employ a govern
ment expert TO do the work. The
corporation Il 70 be known az the
Josephine Power 4 Irrigation COM
pany.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
The Women's and Children's Store of Spokane
OUR CHRISTMAS
GIFT TO CDEUR D
ALENE SCHOOLS
A $3.50 Piano

Remember this Is no lot
terry. 1t is a gift to the
holder. or holders, of the
most coupons on { hristmas
Eve.
Also remember that Won
don't take a chance" when
you buy goods here, for ev.
eTything is marked IN plain
agures and there is only one
price and all prices remain
the same as before this re-
maIka5le distribution be-
gan. We hope Occur d.
AIene enthusiasts win enter
the lists and determine to
win. Wen help you all we
can.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29

Of the entire campaign yesterday.
but seemed refreshed and ready for
the battle again this morning. One
Of the features of yesterdays cam
Paign was the reception given him at
Albany last night. He IS scheduled
to speak today at Cohoes. Utica
Rome. Oneida, CanastOta. and syra-
cuse.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29


you and some arguments in behalf
OF our position"
First. however, he urged support
Of the democratic state and congress
sional tickets As he did at sehe-
neOtady and At other places, he laid
stress on the plank In the demo
cratic platform providing for pub
lleity OF campaign contributions be-
fore election.
Bryan addressed a large audience
OF lahoring men ut Coehes, and his
speech was enthusiastically received
In the coure OF his address he stated
that William II. Taft was "one OF
the most Objectionable human beings
20 the laborlns men," He also
charged that Roosevelt was endeayor-
ing TO mislead the laboring men, and
attacked him for his conduct In this
respect. and also for che attitude
OF Roosevelt and Taft on public
questions Of the day, His attacks
on Roosevelt and Taft were loudly
cheered.
After the meeting Bryan stated
the no was highly pleased with the
demonstrations given him In New
York. and stated that the reports re-
eelved from all over the country In
aicate q sweeping victory for the
democrats.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
Canton Damoe.

The Patrlarchs Militant. a canton
Of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows. held a bail at the hall Of
the order last evening. The order
vas recently organized and the dance
given last evening was its FIRST The
members recently received their new
uniforms and all at the dance last
night appeared m FUN dress. The
canton has good member.
ship ana h In a prosperous condi-
ton.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
IPEclAL INTERESTS VERsui
EQUAL RIGHTS.

In every utteranee and every
! statement made 90 far Mr.. Taft
: has shown great concern for the
welfare Of the TRUSTS and sPE.
) clAL INTERESTS.
He ls afraid that the guaranty ,
! Of bank deposits will be q burden
on q few bic bankers. That thou I
: sands OF small deposltors may lose
: everything does not worry him.
No 10 afraid that q reduction OF
) the tarlH may hurt protected In.
dustries. He does not worry for
! the consumer, who bears the bur
: den Of the heavy tax.
Ne ls afraid TO oppose the
} TRUSTS. for he considers them
a benefit. He does not mind the
) extoFtlon they practice upon the
public.
! He ls opposed TO . Jury trial In
contempt ard injunction cases DO.
cause the SPECIAL INTERESTS
) want the unfair injunction process
3 continued. The "Father Of the
! injunction" does not worry be.
cause the lahorer may not Get a
square deal.
) The Republican candidate be-
: tleVea In an income tax only when
; the present oppressive means %
: taxation fall to furnish enough
) reVenua. In other words, he be-
9 llsVea that the wealthy should not
be taxed until the resources Of the
3 masses are exhausted. Not a word
: from Mr.. Taft because the masses
) bear an unjust share OF the burden
9 o. taNatlon.
Mr.. Tate stands for the favored
, FEW and SPECIAL INTERESTS.
Mr. Bryan stands for the PEo.
; PIE as opposed to the INTER.
EsTs.
) Mr.. Tan stands Cor PLuToc.
9 RAcN as opposed 10 oEMoc-
3 RAcN.
) Mr.. Bryan stands Tor EQUAL
: RlchTS as opposed TO SPECIAL
8 PRIVILEGES.
: With wAlcA DO YOU.
: sTANn1
ssessssssseeesOeessseesaS,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
aoRInER TAKEN To PoRrLANp
DefanIting Bank Cashier Unable %
Give EOnd.

PENDLETON, Ore, Oct. 29.--
Jefferson scriber, former cashier Of
the dsfunct Traders & Farmers Ma
tIon bank or La Grand, ore, who
was arrested here yesterday on the
charge Of forging the name OF II. G.
Hlnehart TO a note was taken to
Portland today. He appeared be-
fore United States Commissioner
HaiIy this morning 10 answer 70 the
charge and hts bonds were placed at
$4,000. This bond he was unable
70 give, and will be taken 10 Port.
land and ineareerated in the United
States prison at that place.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
eTUpExrs - auaFExpEp
Bsanding OtIler studenfs was caase
81 Action.

" sAAAAt8s
Los ANGELES. Cal, Oct. To-.
Six of the high school students Of
this city were suspended today pend
Ing an Investigation By the board Of
education Of the charge against them
Of branding the initials *. D." and
"os" on the fOFeheads Of students
Frank Rouse and Edgar Lusk dur
Ing their initiation into the Delta
Kappa fFaternaI society. Rouse and
Lusk we're also suspended The
brands are 30 deep that II Is feared
that they they viii leave a mark for
life. The parents Of the two boys
are indignant over the matter, and
are determined TO apprehend the
guilty parties. aud then prosecute
them,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
BoosTEns 90 no sPIuT LAKE
Wave for County seat Removal
Spreads.

A delegation Of business men, ae-
eompanled by the Occur d'Alene
band loft here this afternoon for
Spirit Lake. where q county seat
meeting will be held this evening.
Tho party win arrive at their
destination At about 9 o'clock. and
during the time intervening between
then and the hour set for the meet
ing. the boosters will visit with the
business men and citizens Of Spirit
Lake. The meeting viii commence
at o'clock, and will be addressed
BY r. n. Mcfarland and Il. l.. Black.
The party will return Friday.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29

ne Press PuhlisAins Co. the
Print Ehep BY the Lake. prints Tor
particular people
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
BRYAN IN GOOD TRIM
Making Many Towns i'm New York
Today.

TROY, n Y. Oct. 2s.-wnnam
J. Bryan arose early this morning
to take mp his second days cam.
paign through the state. He ex-
perieneed one of the hardest DAYS
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MISCELLANEOUS.

LDST-une ladyis fur collar ON shermanfstreet
between Fourth aud Twelfth, or on Front, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Finder,
Alcne Drug Store.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
OUR CHRISTMAS
GIFT TO COEUR D
ALEHE SCHOOLS
A $3.50 Piano

II they want it bad enough
10 work a litiie harder than
the people 81 Rosalia, Rock
ford, Davenport, Cheney or
ColvilIe. Read terms below.
hevery citizen will help
united effort is all that's re-
quired. Il is worth while
a good leader and organizer
is all you need sisS2O
Riverside ave-, b<tween
Post and Lincoln, on and
after November /, we invite
our Occur d'Alene friends to
come in and see II.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29

FOR RENT--A basement room axa2 corner
Ath and sherman. suitable for barber shop,
tailor shop or lodge rooms at a reduced price.
Call at Voelker's store.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29

FOR RENT Furnished room house sos
Garden 81
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-29
bryan AND NIL

tContinuod from pare One.l
The evening world., 1908-03-24
SKIN ON FiRE-AGONY
UNBEATABLE.
Terrible Itching, Burning Skin DIS
ease Now Quickly Cured.

purely vegetable external remedy tha
has been proved beyond all possible dout
TO cure the worst cases OF Eczema ana al
skin diseases can row be procure1 py al
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III The demand for this remedy has be
come tremendous within n short time be-
cause people are just learning that the
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Eczema and all diseases OF the skin must
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itch where the itch Is II Is useless TO
drugs ana medicine. into the stomach. The
disease IL not III the blood II is In the
skin and only skin deep. You must get
nt the seat Of the disease and Kill the
germ by making direct applications to the
skin.
Mro. l.. p. Powell. Box 414, Caruthers-
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Testimonials of hundreds OF cases OF re
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end an interesting booklet on skin disease
and its treatment. exercise, diet bath'ng
etc. may be had free by calling on VIM q
tion and Z. D. d. Soap will be found On
sale.
The evening world., 1908-03-24
Long EnoHgh for Any One TO
Live, says Man Whose
Suicide Was Foiled.
MADE TWO ATTEMPTS.
Prevented From Taking Acid,
He Almost Succeeded
With Gas.

TN twenty-one years old, lieutenant.
and that's long enough for any one 70
rve. Old Doctor Osler had the right
idea, but not enough OF It." declared
Isador STREET.. OF No sol East Seven
essnHh street when arTaigned to-day
n the East Twenty-seoond street sta
ton, charged with attempted suicide.
Otreit shared an apartment with Jacob
Steamer In a fat occupied by Mrs.
0Nhepowttx. who Is a wido wed sister In
laW. For months he has been idle and
m. and frequently told the woman that
he would kill himself as soon as he be-
cana twenty-one years old. His arrest
followed an unsuccessful effort to kill
htmsek by carbolic acid yesterday and
Q rescue after an exciting encounter
WIN . boarder, 1sador Teclac. to-day.
A druggist informed Mrs. Schepowitz
yososrday that STREET. had been seeking
cazabohc. pleading that he wanted the
poison for cleansing purposes. He was
rsf,,sed the acid at the store Of D. Blue
stain, but later procured 1t from an
other druggist. Tho woman hasteped
Vyoms and was in time to knock the
boutle from his hand.
why did you do that 7'' he asked.
Don't you know that you are only
p0tt1ng OF tho svent?''
This morning. while tho woman was
The evening world., 1908-03-24

cuar.es Young manufacturer of won
us hats on 'he thrd Moor OF No 6S4
HUDSON street. was found With trac-
,urci skull n n courtyard 70 'he rear
40. tho building carly today and lied
a few hours later In ST. N!ncent's Hos
pital
Before the man died ne .o.I a remark
able story about wandering ~ lis s."rf
from hts home n; No ., Charles street
to The Hudson stree. building climbing
three aghts OF stairs ana o.unde-ing
through rear WINDOW
For several weeks he had neen tah!n-
powders 10 overcome insomnia, and yes
terday tolephoned to his employer tla'
ne had taken so many powders 'hat ne
could not overcome tas drowsiness in
duced.
l.ast evening he became fully aroused
and took a long wax. but Al o'clock
he went 10 bed again. lie did not re
member anything after tnat until lie
iell and fractured his skull
The dead man was forty-one years
old and unmarried His nome was IL
Milford. Mass.
The evening world., 1908-03-24

nromcn come with aNes Smoke getting
thicker ali the time Firemcn browse
nround to boa the hand Gn nto old
Third avenue car barns next door TO
Muller's Smoke there. Gro into old
olympic Theatre. on the other side
pi'to on the smoke thing. Firemea
ear M NOR n n million square feet g.
flooring. No trouble about finding
smoke, but can't ind whore smoke
comes from Large crowd gathers H.
me street Smoke FOR all there
Engine Company No rs sends to
Hook and Ladder Truck No. "A for re
inIorcements. Hook and ladder men
"njuy smoke .or thirty minutes beforc
tho discovery OF the secret. Old chin
ncy between the car harms and the
hotel has sprung a leak. Smoke from
cook stove has been percolating around
via this leak. Seems impossible that a.!
that smoke could come from one stove
but facts are 3 stated.
Recapitulat ion-Time spent in findins
chimney. one hour and thirty minutes
amount OF smoke wasted. ll.0Jo 900 cubic
yards (estimated); swear words used
no figures available.
The evening world., 1908-03-24
FOUND BIC SMOKE;;
WHERE WAS FIRE 2
in The Stove, Firemen Ascer-
tanned After Hour and a
Half Search.

This is the tale 81 the Big Smoke.
Employee IN Muilers Hote at one
hundred aud Twentyr-nth street and
Tnird avenue t'nds the din!ng-roon
Ming UP with smoke. Vain effort 10
.Ni source OF smoke.
Employee runs around 10 Engine
'ompany No IS in Park avenue. Brave
The evening world., 1908-03-24
ROCKEFELLER MAKES
A STOP IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND. Va, March 2i-John D.
Rockefeller arrived in this city to-day
and has taken apartments at one OF the
leading hotels tor several days.
The evening world., 1908-03-24
%. Altntst1t & On.

NEW IDEAS IN FANCY NEEDLEWORK
PATTERNS FOR EMBROIDERED BLoUsEs. STAMPED ON
FnET NET IN BLACK AND CREAM
PATTERNS ON LINEN FOR WAISTS. BELTS AND COAT SETS
HATS. PARAsoL COVERS AND INFANTS WEAR. DESIGNS
FOR CUSHIONS cENTERPlEcEs. TABLE COVERS AND OTHER
DECORATIVE ARTICLES ON WHITE AND TINTED FABRICS.
WITH NEW EMBROIDERY FLossEs FOR WORKING
The evening world., 1908-03-24
LAMP DEPARTMENT SPECIALS.

BLACK TABLE LAMPS, with ar
glass shade; special ...,.., S4'eo
BRASS LAMP and art glass shade;
special ........ ..........S So'eo
DECORATED LAMP and 10 inch
globe to match; special. So ~
The Washington times., 1908-03-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

12 aud Il Mccullough street northwest
The Baptist Home OF the District OF
Columbia TO Robert A. Dore. lots ll0 and
III, square 628. $40.
2l2 Tenth street aortheast-Fannis ID.
Wilhoite TO Joseph 5. Lemp, lot 20
square $50, $40. ~
gar Murphy ct AK. to Edgar y. MURPHY
part lot 10, square iSl4. SO
Bloomingdale-Fl Florence May Roach 20
Annetta +. Blunt. lot IS. block 2, 40
Eleventh street. between q ana
streets sOutheast-ChaFies ". BOhannOn
ct ux. to David r. Thomas, lot 2, square
Nj Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Dennis ]. O'Leary and John d. Cough
III and $50, block 4. $500.
Dobbin's AdditiOn-David Pike TO Fan
ME Buckoff, lot 45. square q, Middaugh
& Shannon's subdivision; $40.
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets southeast, Tenth
street, between + and q streets. and +
street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets southeast, and West lexington
Salvatore PetrOla ct uX. 10 W. Philip
Newton, part lot 2. square 1913. part lots
y and II. square 973 and lot u. block
z, West lexington: SO. ". Philip New
ton conveys same property 70 eliza Pc
trola; $40.
RandIe HighIands-The United States
Realty Company. Inc, 10 i. Howard
Duckett, lot q, block 549S, $40.
Twenty-fifth street between X and L
streets northwest-Sarah A. Carpenter
ct al. to William T. Shane. part original
lot Is. square Is, $40.
LangdOn Park-Omar Wilson ct Tx.
to Charles A. and Eva r. March. lot
rs, square 42lb, $40
Fourt zenith street, between = and @
streets southeast-Percy W. PickfOrd 10
Mahlon II, Best, lot y, square 1853. $40
Fourteenth street, between r and @
streets soutneasL-Percy W. PickfOrd TO
Clifford H Best. lot rs. square 1868, $40.
Paramount Eeights-Ro Johnson White
ct TX. 20 Leonard L. Ashton, lot 10,
block 3, $40.
SauPs addition 10 Washington--G.
Meredith Winship TO Ida c. Winship.
lot ], square 27l0. SO.
East Deanwood-Frank T. Rawlings
ct ux TO Z. Ann White, lot "a block
&c; $40.
Manor Park-Wflliam II. TerriIl. tTus-
tee. to Sue s. Watts, lots i and 2,
square 1913: SO
lie DrOit Park-John F. Waggaman ct
TX. to Oscar Luckett and John W.
Brawner. trustees, lots %, p. p, 30,
block d: $l.0o.
The Washington times., 1908-03-13
Legal. NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT Of the District OF Co.
illH1la- H9lesus PROBATE Court. Estate OF
Christian Haugv. deceased No 15gsz a.
HialstTattJn Docket. Application having beam
made hersin for probate OF the last viii arf
testament OF SID deceased and for letters
tsstatDeatary on sal1 estate, by Ellen s.
ALsseys u IS ordered this 1zth day OF March
4. D. lsVs, that Era HeIga Nicolayssn. F'ra
anna hr0hz, and Fra Hustad and all others
eo-eellled appear ia said court on TUES
DAY, THE 18th DAY or APRIL. a. ID
lSoe, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. n, 10 show cause
why such Application should not be granted.
Lex notice q srecf be published In the Wash
lnstOn Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once "a each OK three successive weeks
before the retain day herein neuLi1uei-ths
first puBhcatlcsl 10 be not less than thirty
days before Saia return day. lSeaD ASH
LEY NJ GOULD, Justice Attest. JAMES
TANNER. Resiste- OF Wills for the District
% Columbia, ClerA OF 5Ls Probate C5urt-
ELLEN :. MUSSEY. Attorney. mhl80zI
The Washington times., 1908-03-13
KoN-AEDICAL HEALING.

The Juaod System Of Enforced Circulation
more generally known as The Vacuum TreaI.
ment, was introduced by the DISTINGUISHED
French physician ald surgeon. Dr y r
Juu0d. his method % forcing tire Circulated
Was approved OF By the goVgrnn1ent and
adopted into their hospitals aEd Is known
to4ay the only hope and ere for thar
drezl disease. loCOmCLor- aLaNla and kindred
ualadies vs. here the circulation is not uorIaal
IL can be made 50. COusulJaIiol and rreat-
ment at your home II desired. Consultation
a. Once free, and you are invited 70 cali
PROF. IL y. u. PARK. 1R,
14z4 New York Ave
Hours. 70 70 B. Sundays. 70 70 = LADY as
sistElt.
Read n-MedicaI Healing, hack cover 1905
City Directory. fe-2stf
The Washington times., 1908-03-13

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at any OF the following branch Of
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incOnTenient 20 leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct to The Times GIain
$500, and a messenger will call 10
collect without additional charge TO
the advertiser.
The Washington times., 1908-03-13

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER ID. g.
Washington, March -, 1908. Sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until y
O'CLOCK NOON, MARCH g. 1903. for con
structing 16-roOm school building, No. l58
located on Ourth. between " and BrFa1t
Streets, Northwest, lots 3 to g. ileluslve
Square 1853. Forms, specifications fnf0rma-
tiOu and necessary proposal blanks uav ha
obtained az this Once. room a. n b
MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST, LAY :.
MORROW Commissioners, y. G
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The Washington times., 1908-03-13
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