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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-15
AIgonquins.
T'rinn,ers.

SS7 SS5 o23-2e95
Omegas VS. Plckwlcks tonight at
) postponed game.)
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PHILADELPHIA,
for McQuillin In sth inning.

New York ...........0 0 0 0 / 20 0 0-3
Philadelphia ..,.....0 q 0 q 0 IL
Hits off McQull''n. in innings: off
Brown none In ,le inning; two base
hits, Shannon. Donln, Bresnahan. stol-
en bases. Knabe. Bransfield, Magee,
Bridwell; left on bases. New York 2.
Philadelphia 5; first base on balls off
McQulin 3, off Brown I, off Mathewson
|; first base on errors, New York I,
Philadelphia /. hit by pitcher. by Nc
Dublin 1; struck out, by McQuilln 4.
by Mathewson 7. time, 1:4O; umpire,
Klein.
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HUESTON BEATS FREY.

Chicago, April l4,-ln the afternoon
game Of the pool tournament to-day
Hueston defeated Fey by score of
125 to So
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New York.

lolttIS ''''#... ~ on ~
"Two out when winning run was
made.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 90
New York -. 0 0 Ii
Two base hits, Kleinow, Smith; sac
rihce hits, Chase, Doyle. Nichols; sto-
len bases, Stahl 90, Kleinow, Hart
sci, Coombs; double plays, Keller and
Kleinow; Collins and Davis; left on
bases, New York 10, Philadelphia S;
first base on balls, off Doyle ?, off Car
ter 8 first base on errors, New York
9, Philadelphia ]; hit by pitcher, by
Doyle /, by Carter / struck out, by
Doyle 3, by Carter 4; time, 2:l5; UNI
plres, Hurst and Connolly,
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dams home run hit over the right field
fence IN the second inning. Ground
rules limited hits into the great crowd
which surrounded the field TO two
bases. Score.
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+. ...aa II 81 II +.
Brook

TWO-DHSe HIS. Base, Beaumont, SWce-
ney. Jordan, Hummell. Home rum .Ior-
dan. Hits off Rucker, in innings:
off Bell, 2 In innings. Sacrifice hi.s:
Browne. Ritchey, ?; Dahlcn, Bowerman.
Young. Pattee. Double plays: Young
and Ritchey; Bowerman and Dahlen.
Left on bases: Boston, .; Brooklyn, 7.
First base on errors; Boston, 8; Brook
lyn, |, Struck out: BY Rucker, 6; by
Bell. /; by Young. 6. Passed bail: Rit-
ter. Time, 2:O2, Umpires EmslIe and
Rudderham,
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Detroit.
x-Batted for Willets In 9th.
Xy-Ran for Mulllu.

Two base hits, Turner, Hlnchman,
man, Cobb, Mullin, Crawford; home
run, Cobb: hits off siever in 2-S Inn
ing: off Willets in 4 is innings, White
. In innings, Altrock In 2 innigs;
sacrifice hits. Dougherty. Tannehill,
Sullivan. Hahn stolen bases, Dough-
erty Jones Q Donovan. Cobb: double
play, Couehlin. schaefer and Ross
man; left on bases, Chicago I. Detroit
Z; bases on balls, m siever 3, Willets
Q, Altrock q struck out by Whit !,
Siever l. Willets ., Altrock 1. Time
1853. Umpres. OLoughlin and Egan.
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At st. Louis-St Louis Pittshurg
game postponed-rain.
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
DELIGHTFUL DINING
The Best, Well Within 0ss': Means
at Hotel 81. Regis, heWY0rk.
A FAMOUS RESTAURANT.

one OF the most inviting OF New York
restaurants is that in the Hotel s..
Regis. at Fifth avenue and Flfty-hfth
street. A visit To this sumptuous dining
room OF an evening. with lis faultlessly
set, Aforementioned tables. surrounded
by beautiful women and well-groomcd
men, and an ail-pervaslve atmosphere
OF goodfellOwship. is a pleasure which
no visitor to New York should miss.
In the grand dining hall Of the ST. Regis,
easily the most beautiful room Of its
kind in the world. or, for that matter.
in any one OF the numerous smaller din
ing rooms here provided, you Will
realize the fact that St. Regis cookery
tempJs and satisfies, while St r gis
prices bring the meal well within n -ch
II those who must consider the cost,
The restaurant charges being no higher
than at any other hotels Of the first
class.
But the St Regis restaurant. superior
3 Il IS. is only one OF the numerous at
fractions offered by tins leader among
the great hotels of the world. In every
detail that makes for comfort. safety,
and healthfulness. this perfectly built
and equipped hotel IS pre-eminent. A
beautifully furnished room for 81 a day,
or the same with bath for s. a day CS6
per cay FOR two people,, or a parlor.
bedroom, and bath for S12
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
Restore Strength

DR.. Miles NerVine cures
diseases brought on by mental
and physical exhaustion. 50
MANY ailments are nervous at
fections that you can hardly miss
it if you try it. In any event It's
Strengthening influence upon the
nerveswill beof greatvalue to you.
Il was very nervous. could not sleep,
was tormented with nervous headaches,
and II seemed that every malady was
mine Ny druggist told me that
DR.. Niles Nervtue was good for nervous
affections, so purchased bottle and 3
box OF Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
took the pills for headache and the
Nervine regularly In a week felt much
better. II seemed that I was living a
new life. I do nck feel that can
again relapse into the physical wreck
that I was before taking them"
EURIS PERRY. Mena Ark
II first bottle fails to beneht. money back
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind.
The Washington times., 1908-03-17

railway capitalization without regard to
the value Of the property.
THE certain effect of this action by
Congress is 10 stimulate every railway
company within the purview Of this
statute to maintain the position OF its
bonds within the favored class. and ev-
cry other railway company to qualify
at the earliest possible moment for ad-
mission To the favored class. It is plain
as the MONDAY sun, that the direct eff
feet of this proposition Will be TO ad-
vance railway rate charges. and that 1t
viii identify the Government with a
n;aintainence Of rates in all cases where
n has accepted railway bonds for cur
relcy circulation
Any legislation Is most dangerous
= hlch even temporarily throws the in
flUence Of those entrusted with the ad-
ninistratiOn of government in the
executive departments in opposition to
general public interest. Railway bonds.
once in the possession Of the Treasury
Department as security for circulation
1ssUcd-an issue back of which Is
pledged the govern faith-must have. in
greater or less degree, the active sup
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
400 T. NC. & o. Limited. Daily Fast
vestibule train. Pullman sleepsrs 20 Lex
fngt0n Louisville, Cincinnati. Indianapolis
Chicago and ST. Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis
Vile % Memphis and New Orleans Dining
Cars a la carte service.
uI0 2. Nj. e v. LIMITED. Daily.
solid vestibule train. Pullman sleepers to
Cincinnati. IsXinE -on, and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining Cars, a Ia
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and St Louis. and Louisville To
Memphis Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices, 5I3 Pennsylvania ave SOC 18th
st near r: and New Union Station. Tele-
phone. Main 1880 for Washington Terminal
CAB Service, and Main 1906 OF 2205 for G. & o.
Ticket Office. no35-tf
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port OF the Government to maintain the
credit and standing of such security.
Answers Aldrich Defense.
TT is no answer to say. as did the
Senator from Rhode Island I'm attempted
reply TO the criticism OF the junior Sen
ator from Michigan. that the Govern
mont can demand additional securities
whenever railway bonds are discredited
for any reason. Suppose that It would
be futile to make such demand upon
the banks which have pledged the Sc
curiues in question. Suppose, for In
stance. that the group Of twelve New
York banks known as the Morse chain
had acquired, together with their con-
nectlous N other States. holdings of
railway bonds and had deposited those
bonds IN the Treasury Department, TAX
ina out circulation therefor. What re-
Spouse would meet the demands OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury upon such a
string OF banks for other and better
security?
Such a demand MADE. much less in
forced, might, at critical juncture.
precipitate financial disaster so vast in
extent that our country could not TecOV-
ct from Il in a decade. Why, during the
recent panic the Government did not
dare to call even for the usual bank
statements from national banks"
Senator La Toilette COntended that
the real purpose of the railroad bond
feature of the bill was to force the
Government to regard the railroad
bonds as sacred paper and to prevent
a real physical valuation OF the railroad
properties. He took issue with Sentor
Aldrich on the question whether the
twentieth section of the Interstate
commerce law gave the Interstate Com
merce Commission power 10 make a
physical valuation of the railroads. He
declared il gave no such authority
Panic Made to Order.
Senator La Toilette closed his speech
by declaring the recent panic was made
to order.
"How beautifully It all worked out"
he said. They had the whole country
terrorized- They had the money OF the
deposits Of the banks OF every State IN
the Union 10 the amount OF $500, 0oo, 600
nearly all OF which was IN the vaults
of the big bank groups.
And II supplied big operators with
/ money 10 squeeze out investors and
| Spectators at the very bottom Of the
decline, taking in the stock at an enor-
/ nous profit In this connection the
/ operations OF Morgan and Standard Oh
furnish additional evidence of the char
acter OF this panic. We have record
/ proof of their utter contempt for com
merCial interests. not only for the Coun'
| try generally but for legitimate trade
/ In New York CITY as Well
How was 81 with Morgan and the
Standard OIL banksy Did they give atC
and support to the distressed merchant
| and manufactured Did they say 10 the
I bulls and bears: You shall ne denieC
/ the funds Of cur banks 20 SIN further
stimulate existing excitement? Alas
I no. They pursued the course Of tht
/ specializing bankers. They ministeret
/ TO the needs Of Wall Street. quite deaI
| to the appeals OF commerce. TheiI
| course was that Of men Oho were play,
! ing with the credit OF the country for +,
Z TlIrUOSc
The Washington times., 1908-03-17

It would seem that this weeks ques-
ton has struck popular chord, Judging
by the volume Of replies. A selected
few Of these answers follow
when the Washington baseball team
wins the American League pennant
Robert Boardmans
1918 Morse street northeast.
when John D. pays that $4,000. coo
mt C. + King.
17m Randolph street, Petworth-
when Major Sylvester catches and
jails Dorsey Foultz. " rJ.r.z5
COS D street southeast
When money grows on trees,
And dogs are not bothered with hess;
And when the nights turn into days,
Is when the clerks win get their raise.
MRubeI Robinson.
1910 Sixth street northeast.
When Uncle Joe has been translated
And the square deals no longer on
S. D. Barr.
Ninth street and Pennsylvania Ave.
when Congress thinks they need It"
s, T. Haniss-
a5 D street southwest.
when New Jersey mosquitoes have
their teeth pulled out.
Jenny Westesson.
Quarters NJ. Navy Yard.
when we cross the Atlantic by rail %
IngTid WesteSson,
Quarters NJ, Nav Yard.
when Uncle Sam, our pay did raise
We put no howl agin II;
Bat when you ask for Government
clerks
Wen kick each living minute
T. Maurice Cox,
112 y street northwest.
when Congress decides the location
for the arTnor belt and the best method
The Washington times., 1908-03-17

for ammunition hoists on the vessels OF
the United States navy"
90 Rhode Island avenue.
when Bryan is elected President
Simon Wolf,
721 Twelfth street northwest
When the moon turns to green
cheese Mrs. Leslie B. Edwards.
4l2 Seventh street southwest.
When we sell the Philippine Islands.
az big profit"
SO Twelfth street northwest.
When the salaries Of the Congress
men are raised again"
The Lennox. W. S. Sample.
When the robins nest again.
Mrs. W. S. Lester
% Hibbs building. Fifteenth street
northwest.
When they are all dead, and when
they are dead, they viii be raised
again"
go = street northwest.
when the sun Grows cold,
And the stars are old,
And the leaves OF the judgment book
unfOld"
Mrs. A. 2. Hinton,
1916 Tenth street northwest.
Congress Will raise the pay OF Gov
eminent clerks at the same time that It
pays the national debt"
NJ. c. Everett.
1912 Twelfth street northwest
when the man in the moon groWs
whiskers that will sweep the earth"
Grace N. Taylor
1907 c street southwest
When Bryan IS our President,
And Democrats again hold sway;
When cars reach the. Union Station,
Twill be time to raise your pay"
Albert p. Hinton,
1916 Tenth street northwest
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
FOR sALE-HousEs.

HOW TO BE your own landlord on 500 cash
and $50 monthly. For fun particulars drop
postal, telephone OF call for illustrated plat
etc. Of Connecticut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON r. GORDON. Colorado bldg,
Tel Main So mhl5-st
FOR QUICK sAI-E-Three fiye-room bricks:
rent for $3.50 cen. Trust Of s.. COO. only re-
Qulres 4l,OJ9 cash. VIII pay i7iz per cent
HENRY ". OFFUTT. ga and y SIS.
mhI4-tf
PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DOWN TOWN RESIDENCE.
80 X 81. nWss corner 10ta.
Il rooms; all modern improvements; lot q
II. on X ST. 80 II on 10th: rents for $50
per month; $3.50 recently expended for i'm
yr0vements; title perfect. offer wanted.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER, 6i2 14th 81. NV.
fe5-tf
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT-I7OS + ST NV. q rooms. fur
nished. all modern improvements; II suitable
owner Will reserve room he occupies at pres
ent mhf7-Tt
REDUCED TO s2O.5o.
Pretty Colonial bone. northeast, Of six rooms
and porcelain bath. cellar. COLLINS
GUERRY CO. 62l 18th st. NV. mhl6-St
NEW, six room. and bath; cemented cellars.
furnace heat; handsomely decorated. q and
10th st. Sc, $3.50. S. Z. MASSEY, 1895 .
st. Sc mhl3-5t
FOR RENT-Six-room and bath brick: ex-
cellent condition lSs Hickman sc. Apply
H RALPH BURTON. Union Trust building
mh7-14t
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments, and Offices
in all parts Of the city For detailed list
send or call at ONCE.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO Unc),
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
73S 18th ST. NV. ja23-tf
FOR RENT-s53 Allison 81. NV, rooms and
bath; steam hest; large porch. front Colonial
Apply CHAS z. TRIBBY, 503 18th st NV
jal4-tf
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
RAILROAD1.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO B. II,

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Otner Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
100 a. m--Dlner. Pullman ParlOr
r 90 a. m.-Bunet. PaFIor. s Hr Train.
- 90 a. m.-DiEer and Pullman Parlor Car,
fll-o0 A. m--I}iuer and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 p m.-DiDer and Pullman Pa-Ior Car
900 p M Royal Limited" All Pullmaus
1900 ,. m.-Cozches 20 Philadelphia.
800 p n.-Diner and Pullman Parlor.
500 ,. m--Coaches 10 Philadelphia,
'll-U9 , m.-Sleepers.
= 80 a. u.--Sleepsrs-
ATLASTIC CITY, 100, 800, fII:0o n n,
ANNAPOLIS. week days, 500 a m, 1900
noon, 500 ,. m. sun. $50 a. m. $50 p. N.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days 700 g m. 70 p M
'2.52 800 70 80, 100 '7.20 800 $50 - 90
1880. 'l0-oo, 100 a m. tl2:0O noon. 'l2;06.
t4:45. 500 r5:O3 $50 1900 IS 80 a 90, 500
1890. 1000 'IO.S5. IL 80 IFS p n
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. as.l0 a. IA, = =. so ?. N.
WILLIE, 1910 a. m. 400 p m. '12;40 night
PITTSBURG, 80 a m. '1.22. $40 p. m,
al 81 night.
CLEVELAND $40 ?. m.
COLUMBUS, $50 p m
WHEELING, 1910 a m. $50 p m.
WINCHESTER. 1910 an, f4:05. f6.O0 pm.
FREDERICK, tS-20, 1910, 1910 am. 49, 80
t4.05. 75.45 p. N.
HAGERsTOWNS. +9.I0 a. m. f5:oo .. m
sDaiIy. Except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Onices: 1917 q St, Tel Main 1891; 6l9
Peunsy.vania ave, Main rs. New Union
Station Ticket Office, Tel. Main 1880: Infor-
nation Burs AL. Main 1880. nol7-tf
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
Reforming THE GIGGLER.

The bevy OF giggling shopgirls entered
the car, causing the fussy old man 70
frOWn.
"Oh, stop that he said. impatiently,
to the one nearest him.
Wayne" remarked the one he had
singled out, to her companion, well
have TO change our Sunday school class
Yell His nibs don't like Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
SEABOARD AR LINE RAIL WAY
Ticket Office, IA21 Penna. Ave

SOTICE-FoIoWing schedule not guaranteed.
ll-05 a. m, daiiy-Seaboard Mall. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah
and jacksonville. Through sleeper Washing
ton To Hamlet and Hamlet TO Atlanta Parl0r
car 20 Piushurst. Dining cars.
7-g5 o. m, daily-Seaboard Florida lin
tied Solid Pullman train through to Jack
sonviIIe and St Augustine. Also through
sleepers TO Pinehurst. Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Memphis Dining cars
$50 p. m. caily-Seaboard Express
Coaches and Pull-E-ns TO Savannah and
jacksonville
R II. STANSELLs District Passenger Agent
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
ALDRICH BILL AIMS TO
RAISE RAILWAY RATES
Continued from First Page)

Government il the matter Of municipal
bonds was different from the test which
it applied for the acceptance OF railroad
bonds. He continued:
To-day we are confronted with the
astounding proposition that Congress
shall hold out A legislation inducement
FOR the exaction of transportation
charges which shall not be a continuous
4 Der cent dividend on railway capitali-
cation. It is idle TO say that this meas
ure is limited I'm it, scope; that it
has reference simply 10 a limited issue
OF railway bonds as security. lie is
blind indeed who does not see the ulti-
mate effect Of a proposition which d.
rectly or indirectly raises a standard for
the payment of a fixed dividend upon
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
AUCTION SALES.

VII. SELL. TUESDAY. MARCH - 1908.
within the auction rooms Of Brown & Toll
son 1909 II st. NV. 10 pay storage charges
on all goods stored IN the names OF VIM
II. Simpson. VIM r. Reed. Mrs. 7. l.
Perkins Clara Simpson, John Jones, Julia
Johnson. Kate Lee. H. BURkHART'S SON
ONCE, 1872 9th st. NV. mhLZ6t
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoliOwing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New Or
leans. Asheville. Chattanooga. Memphis, 800
q m and 200 p m. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA
Memphis New Orleans. 10:15 p. N. daily
For Savannah, Jacksonville, and Florida
points. 4:l0 p m. daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken
1.l0 .. m. and $3.50 D. m daily.
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Called yesterday
Estate of Thomas Callahan; caveat
to will filed. Attorneys, Archer &
Estate OF Ann NJ. Frain; will dated
April 10. 80, filed. naming Davis NJ.
F'Tain. executor.
Estate of William NJ Starr; George
p Williams and Walter A. Johnston
appointed collectors; bond, 5000 At
toTney, W. A. Johnston.
Estate of Walter T. WardeN; order
adjudging fund in Union Savings Bank
10 belong to the estate of Bridget NJ.
Wardel. Attorney. William Stone Albert
Estate Of Annie J. Lewis; bond ap-
proved; letters issued.
Estate of Margaret Donohoe; order
finally ratifying and confirming sale
of real estate. Attorney, James A.
Estate of Henry H. Clapp; bond ap-
proved and letters issued.
Called todayD
Estate Of James r NichOl; petition OF
Lillian NichOl for letters administration,
order granting letters administration 10
Lillian NichOl; bond, 5000 Attorney,
Estate of Anna s. AIaHett; petition OF
Alice q. Cox for advance Of legacy;
order authorizing same; bond, 5000. At
Estate of Iibbey NJ. Porter: order
granting letters Of administration to
Ellen S. Mussey; bond, $500. Attorney
=. s Musscy.
Estate Of Margaret Harrison; petition
of Malcolm HufUy for leave to sell per
sonal property order authorizing same.
Attorney, Lawrence EIufty
Estate Of George T. B. Cooper: pei
ton of Charles G. Cooper for letters OF
administration; order granting letters
of administration to Charles &. Cocper:
bond. $500 Attorney, Edward J. Giles.
Estate of Alfred Pope: order admitting
Will to probate and record ana granting
letters teStamenLary to Hannah Pope;
bond, $500. Attorney J. J. Waters.
Estate of Thomas 2. Stephenson: pc
TO pay interest: order authorizing same
Attorneys, Clark. Prentiss & Clark.
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
OPTIMISM.

Solemn Man-Do you hear the clock
ticking slowly? Dou YOU know what day
Il is ever bringing nearer2
Chereful Man-Yes; pay day.-EX-
change.
The Washington times., 1908-03-17

Representative Tawney, chairman of the
other With obe
humility,
poclebook employees reasonably
Tavney, Is he a
Congress viii pay of clerks when"
Of atmosphere
hat speed o
was he o. he
your Washington
submitting
All replies MUST be written
accepted Saturday
submitting reply be published The Sunday
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
Bankruptcy Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Called yesterday
In re United States Bindery and Paper
Goods Co: adjudication of banruptcy
and reference TO William NJ. Hallam;
order appointing Alfred d. Smith re-
CelyeT.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLACBAUGH.
40. 53S IN re Thomas r. Riley certain
expenses ordered incurred.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called Joday)
30. 534. In re Edward J. Ratigan; dis
charge ordered.
No 80. In re Calvin A. Holland; dis
charge ordered and trustees fee ordered
refunded
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
MONEY ID LOAN.

II YOU NEED MONEY TO pay rent, or buy
coal. viii furnish All you need. lend you
On your furniture or piano. these loans are
strictly PRIVATE. III me. p. O. BOX
11E5. station q. fsS-tf
The Washington times., 1908-03-17

ONLY SO %; WORTH $50
Apartments No. 800 Rhode Island ave ne
I'VE large rooms and bath; take througs, cars
on c St F. H. SMITH & CO., Bond building
mhl2-6t
The Washington times., 1908-03-17
DR.. SHADE

IS years practice curing men Nervous ana
private ailments cured quickly syphiIitic blood
poison; skin diseases, bladder rectum strict
ture, kidney, stomach. lungs, asthma and
general debility promptly cured. ConsuIts-
zion free hours 10 to !; SATURDAY nights 7
to s. Closed Sundays. 727 13tsl ST. NV
". T. Baldus. II. D.. Pm D. G. rnan Special
lat on Diseases Of the Brain. Nervous system
Heart. Kidneys. Stomach. and ether Diseasa-
Doctors services and medicine 81 Tel al
6ls. Hours. u 70 l. 10 g. So. cor. Cts, q y NV