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YOUNG LEIrER uNpea rlas.
tcontInued dom Paue .il

Mr. Letters attitude toward Mr.
Crabbe's lawyer was disclosed IN inc
following testimony.
Where are you going from here q"
asked Attorney Stein
None of your businass replied
Mr. Letter
Thank yon. retorted the attorney.
Are YOU going away on business or
pleasure?" pressed the attorney
Il refuse to answer Mr. Letter IN
his deposition SETS up the claim that
Crabbe drew check on the Zelgler
Coal company's account for $500 and
that he declined 20 make any expiana.
ton. II was after that he says. be
told the trustees that he wanted 10
discharge Crabbe. Four OF the six
trustees. he asserts. agreed to the dla.
charge, and he notified Crabbe OF his
dismissal by wire
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Mrs John w Kern, OF Indiana, wife
OF the politician, IL said 70 be a very
modest woman, who avoids notorlety
- her cs"n accnnni ~ much 10 no~ci.
bic, but she Is very helpful to her bus,
baud M The way Of helping am pre-.
pare HIS speeches Mrs Champ Clarh
IS quite a literary woman and IS a stu.
dent OF American history. her thor,
ough knowledge being often taken ad-
vantage OF by ber husband IN his work.
Mrs. John Johnson. wife OF the COVER
nor a. Minnesota. gave np a career as
an artist TO marry her husband. Who
was then only struggling newspaper
man. and she rs his chief adviser.
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CRUISER TO HONDURAS.
lBy Assoelaled Press.l

Washington. d. G.. July 1.-THE
cruiser Albany has been ordered to
Amapala, the Pacific port OF Honduras
10 remain as long as necessary. Cap.
tain Mayo, commanding, VIII inyesti.
gate and report on revolutionary cOQ,
ditions and tae necessity of protecting
American interests.
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RAILROADS /
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Division Superintendent II. A. Tice.
OF tae Santa Fe, with headquarters at
Dodge City. Kansas, is here on bust
ness connected with the Santa Fe Mr.
Tice was superintendent OF the Ok
lahoma division for several years.
Travelling Passenger Agent r. j.
Kennedy OF The Santa Re was IN the
last evening.
Vincent fees has taken a position
Ia the local American Express Office
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Under Sheriff l.. d Muxlow last
night placed under arrest J. J. Strag,
ton. who deserted from the United
States army barracks al Columbus
Ohio. last month, Young stratton was
in the act OF purchasing tlckef To
the l01 ranch at Bliss when caught.
He admitted that he was the MIN
wanted and would gladly 60 back as
he was ashamed Of himself for desert.
ing the army Sowlle shat he would
redeem himself and ", loyal soldier
from now on.
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Mrs Rachel Griffith Is critically iH
al her home on East Cleveland ave.
nuc.
Harry Cragin. OF 1903 East Cleveland
avenue. who has been ~ The )ast five
weeks with typhoid fever, is able 70
be about
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Methodist ouarteey Conference.
The fourth uarterly meeting Of the
Guthrie West Side NJ. +. church win
be held at he church on July IS and
i9 The quarterly conference VIII be
held at 8 D. m Saturday the 18th
Dr. Rankin win preach and administer
the sacrament at II a. m Sunday
morning the 18th.
b. w. BAKER, Pastor
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After an illness of three weeks. Of
typhoid fever Mrs. j. A. Anderson.
6l7 University avenue. passed from
the living at six o'clock last evening
The deceased was native of High.
land, Illinois, coming TO Guthrie In
1895 where four years later she was
united In marriage TO Mr.. Anderson
a well known business man OF the
city Three children, aged eight, i've
two and half years. respectively, are
the result Of the marriage. Mrs. An
derson had a large circle OF aequain
tances who appreciated her Christian
life and devotion 10 husband and chill
dren. The funeral was held at four
O'Clock this afternoon. and interment
followed in Summit View cemetery.
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sold eovernment Propertx.

Sheriff L. E. Martin, OF Lincoln
county, passed through the city this
morning with Irwin Wynn. a member
Of the signal corps Of the national
guard whom he arrested yesterday al
Blackwell on the charge Of dlspoaing
OF government property.
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cation and all the members Of the
congregation and friends are reques-
ted to be present tomorrow.
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Burglars Not Afraid Of Hoodoo.

Burglars entered the residence of
Mrs J Metzler 2l3 East Villas aveune.
last evening while the family were at
tending the assembly meeting and Sc
cured sl3 IN silver No clue has been
found yet.
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AMERICANS WINNERS.

Byley Eng. July 1.-THE Ameri-
can team won the international shoot
Ing match.
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Mrs s. X Van Voorhees,, having
met with painful accident which VIII
lay her up for a few days. Is obliged
TO recall the invitations issued for a
card party Tuesday July "a, and Will
postpone the same until sometime
later.
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At the home OF Chris Madsen. cor
ner of Drexel boulevard and Springer
avenue Thursday evening a reception
Was given by the deputies OF United
States marshal's office 70 Marshal
Abernathy and his bride on their re-
turn from their honeymoon trip to the
Wichita mountains The evening was
spent pleasantly with games and
music A course luncheon was ser
we'd. The deputies presented the hap
by couple with a handsame silver tea
set as a bridal present, some indiYi.
dual gifts by others were pfesented.
Those present were: Chris Madsen,
Al Con and wife. Dave Hadden and
wife John Jones, John Jacobson, jail.
or Ed Nichols. Guard John Langftt
and Mr. and Mrs. John Embry
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Gard Of Thanks.

desire 70 express my heartfelt
appreciation OF the kindness and care
shown to myself and my wife during
the recent Illness OF the latter. They
did oil mortal could 10 nurse her back
10 life and the care OF ous little chill
dren. shall teach my children 10
revere those who so Well rendered
aid when so much needed.
j. A. ANDERSON.
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PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
Friday.
Friday Afternoon Euchre club meets
with Mrs }. C. Orner.
Guthrie Whist club meets In after
noon with Mrs. ]. w McNeal
Saturday.
Smart Set meets with Mrs Galen
Grow in afternoon.
Mrs. Il. X. Adams OF Nayina. Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. =. Adams,
on East Springer avenue.
The Pion0er Boosters. a club recent
| ~ organized by the employees OF the
local telephone company, gave a has
ket picnic last evening at Highland
park to which all the employees and
the manager OF the telephone office
and the Boosters baseball team were
invited guests. An elegant luncheon
was served.
Misses Lucy Haskell and Bess Brew
er, who are teaching In the summer
normal school now being conducted
at Alva, arrived this morning to spend
Sunday vita relatives aud friends
The r. A. A. Thimble club met
with Mrs. Cholly at her home on West
Warner avenue yesterday afternoon
The full membership was present
Delightful refreshments were served
on the lawn. Miss Hazel Cole and
Mrs. Mlry Swanson we're guests OF
the club The club will meet with
Mrs. Riker, 1868 West Noble avenue.
on July 49,
Mrs. ]. w McNeal entertained the
Guthrie Whist elab yesterday after
noon at her home. 1920 West Cleve.
land, avenue. The afternoon was
spent pleasantly at cards on the large
veranda nthe bluffs overlooking tue
city. Mrs f.. o. Barker won the prize.
Mesdames Guy Bayslnger. OF Wood
ward, aud WIN Baker, OF Junction
city, we're guests of the club.
| Mrs j. r. Pickafd entertained at
cards yesterday forenoon at her sub.
urban home northeast OF the city
complimentary to Mesdames b. T.
Hainer, r. A. Felt, George Jensen and
Miss Rambo. The guests spent the
forenoon at cards after which a one
O'Clock luncheon was served by the
hostess The players assembled In
the decorated bungaloS wncre high
Ave was enjoyed in the cool morning
breezes, Mrs, J. j. Abel securing the
first prize on cut with Mesdames
J. H. Busford and A II. Huston. The
consolation was secured by Mrs. Pet
ty, and the lone hand by Mrs. c. II.
Fllson.
Miss Brown has returned from a
visit in Edmond,
Miss Pearl Buck. a talented musl-
clan of Kaw City, Is the guest OF Miss
May Buell.. on North Vine street
The Ladies' society Of the First
Presbyterian church conducted sue
cessfu cooked food sale today at the
w F. Power plumbing shop.
Ihe Ladies OF the G. A. X. held an
Interesting meeting tnis afternoon at
the Carnegie library.
4 Mrs f. NJ. Housh and daughter Ruth
of Orlando. and Mrs Clint Housh, OF
Arkansas City, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Housh of this city
| A. ~.
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Christian Church.

Christian Church.
Corner Ash and E. Noble.)
T S. Noblitt. A. NJ. NJ. D. minister.
Res. 7Os East Oklahoma, Phone GIL.
Bible school, 10000 a. m.
Young peoples meeting. 1900 D. m.
Preaching, 11.0O a. m.
Theme: rs The Conscience Safe
Guide?"
The evening services will be sus-
pended In behalf Of the meeting al
the park.
The United Presbyterian Church.
cleveland Avenue and Ash Streets)
Rev. A. w. Blaekwood, Pastor
1000 a. m Sabbath school.
1900 a. m. Preaching Looking
Beyond the Grave "
There will be no evening services.
The congregation will unite with
those who worship at the Epworth
Assembly.
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Mrs. Il. X. Adams OF Nayina. Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Adams,
on East Springer avenue.
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I5.00ISome $3.50 Suits Reduced to
I5.00Some $3.50 Suits Reduced to
I2.5O Some $1,000 Suits Reduced to
$50 Some S $50 Suits Reduced to
$50 Some s $50 Suits Reduced to
7.5O Some S 800 Suits Reduced to
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The PionGer Boosters, d club recent
ny organized by the employees OF the
local telephone company, gave a has
ket picnic last evening at Highland
park to which all the employees and
the manager OF the telephone office
and the boosters baseball team were
Invited guests. An elegant luncheon
was served.
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Friday.
Friday Afternoon Euchre club meets
with Mrs, j. C. Orner
Guthrie Whist club meets In after.
noon with Mrs ]. w. McNeal
Saturday.
Smart Set meets with Mrs Galen
Grow in afternoon
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Mrs F. NJ. Housh and daughter Ruth
of Orlando. and Mrs. Clint Housh, OF
Arkansas City, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Housh of this city.
The Washington times., 1908-02-07
BROWNSVILLE CASE
NAY CONE SOON

The Brownsville report viii be com
pleted soon after the middle of the
month, the President was informed this
morning. Senator Warren of Wyoming,
chairman Of the Senate Committee on
Military Affairs. called at the White
House TO convey the important infOr-
nation and also to take up the Wother-
spoon case with the Executive.
I'VE would have concluded the
Brownsville matter before this SAID
Senator Warren, but we have two new
mem eTs on the COmmiCtee-SenatOrs nc
Creary and du POut-who wished to
familiarize themselves with the case be
fore we reported Then, Senator For
aEer has been away some OF the time.
and courtesy demanded that we give
him little more time on the matter.
AS we have not Yet taken anything
like Il vote, I do not know what the
report viii lie but I am sure il will be
forthcoming by the middle OF the month
or very soon after.
THE WOtherspOOn Caser Oh, 7 dent
care to talk about that. II is one Of
those cases that come III. occasionally.
which in themselves do not amount 10
much. but which often start a long dis
cussiOn. All that is of real interest in
the matter might be cold IN five min
utes, yet I think I see a day OF no
days If debate in the case before We
set rid Of t."
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Reservoir View-James +. Hood ct al,
trustees, to William RTodt. lot "A. block
! S2,I25 William BrOdt conveys same
property to Andrew y. LOffer; SO.
l411 q street uOTthWest-FlOTence L
DieUdOnne ct Vlr, Frank J., 10 David
a. Gnutt, lot {. square EOS, SO
LiuyoOU Heights-John W. Glennan,
trustee. TO Lula Gill, lot 81. block 6;
Ninth street northwest. between T and
L streets-John p. +. White ct ux. TO
Richard Z. Pairo, part lot 4, square
Randie Highlands-WaIter Sill to
Charles r. Sill lot II, block 9. SO
L street northwest between Seven
tcenth and Eighteenth streets-Nettie
J.. Chandlee ct vir William H., to Au-
kusJa G., MOtZ, lot 365. square 80, SO.
Addition to lie DrOit Park-Herman
=. HOwenstein ct ux- to George II. and
Louise G. SwygeTt, lot O.. square ., SO
MALCOLM Hufty ct al, trustees, to Her
mar r. HOwenstein, same property,
SAlO0
Connections Avenue TerraCe-Fulton
X. Gordon ct uE. to Mary l.. Gibson lot
II, square 1850, 81, 40.
Schuetzen Park-Annie Y, Wells TO
CIaud Livingston, lot 70 and east half
lot 20, block !. SO. Flora De Beck Beer
bower TO Claud Livingston, lot q and
west half lot 20, block I, so.
SO Fourteenth street northwest-Al-
bert Pope ct uX. to IsidOr GrOsner.
original lot 13 and part original lot y.
CHEVY Chase-Chevy Chase Land Com
Dany to Kepler TfOyt, lots SO, 81 and
IS. square 1864, $40.
BrOokland-F Florence P. Sanford to
Ludwig Luebkert, part lot 3, block 50,
Long Meadows-John J. Sheehv ct al
70 Catherine 7. Sheehy, lot 21, block
=. SO.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JUNOD CTEe NACUClD METHOD OF
ENFORCED taEzTJEISGJ CIRCULATION
possesses all The merits Of MASSAGE
SWEDISH MOVEMENTS. DS-EyFLTEiT
PHYSICAL and EE-EAEICAL means u
restoring the circulation. as O. remedial agent
and 10 has the enhanced Eslle o. lg-crlia-
ms the quantity % -Aa blood 90 or -rau any
part o. The body ar the rl- OF L-e operator
u cures by bringing the blood 90 the dis
e4Eed parts, enabling NATURE % CURE.
BACK 60 NATURE. by HELPING Ma
TTRE 10 CURES l. c1sl1-lr-t taxa. Eheu-
uatisl. Paralysis, Rights Disease. and
those other lucu-aulc all-s-uts -las battle the
skin OF your physician. Everybody IS invited
% eel and learn how easy 80 is for you q
regain your health. Consultation free. lady
assistant. PROF II. y. d. PARKER 1924
New YORK ave. " 81. Hours 10 10 g. sun
Gays j. 10 l. feJ-tf
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PINCHOT FUNERAL
TO Be HELD SUNDAY
Father of Clifford Pinchot
Founded Schools of
Forestry.

Funeral services for James w Pin
-chOt, father Of Clifford Pinchot, Govern
ment Forester, VIII be held Sunday from
the home of the latter, 1915 Rhode Is
land avenue. The details of the funeral
plans have not been completed.
III Since January.
Mr.. Piuchot's death was not wholly
unexpected. as his illness took a turn
for the worse several days ago. He
was stricken with grip early in Jan
nary. and III the earlier stages Of his
illness il was not believed he would
live. Lady Alan tombstone, wife of the
British Minister 10 Denmark, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. PinchoL was sum
moned, and arrived in this country some
weeks ago. Mr.. Pinchct rallied, how
ever. and was progressing as well as
could be expected in view OF his age,
when a change for the worse came.
The disease mad gradually exhausted
his strength, and he was not able 10
combat the change
Mr.. PinchOt was born in Milford, IA,
seyenty-seVeu years ago. and inherited
a love OF gardening and forestry from
his father who had been deeply inter
ested In these subjects. In 1870 ne went
10 New York where he engaged III
business. and twenty years later he was
Teckoned among the wealthiest men IN
America. In 1864 Mr.. PincEOt married
Miss Mary Emo, Of New York
Throughout his life Mr. Pinchot was
affiliated with many puDllC-splTlted en-
terprises. He was the first treasurer
of the committee for the BG-tholdl
Statue OF Liberty, and was one Of the
most asSiduous promoters Of art in New
York city. In the early seventies he
was one Of the most influential mem
Z bevs OF the New York Chamber Of Com
meTce.
Founded Forestry Schools.
His keen interest in forestry placed
him among the founders of the Yale
Forestry School at New Haven. MI
Pinchot also founded the Yale Summer
School of Forestry at Milford, Pa, and
the Milford Forestry Experimental Sta
tion al Milford. which was the founda-
ton of the National Bureau of Forestry.
of which his son, Clifford PInchOt, is
- now head.
He was a member of the American
Geographic Society, Metropolitan Mu-
scum OF Art, the National Academy Of
Design. the American Museum of Nat
u~aI History, the Society of American
Foresters, the Century and StrOllers'
clubs, OF New York city, and the Met
ropolit9u and Cosmos clubs, Of Wash
ingJOE.
The Washington times., 1908-02-07
DENTISTRY.

no PAIN. No E:IGH PRICES.
PAINLESS MOTLEY
=, ssaIuEtll JI-E.l-4 l-4l-sss Dentist
Set O. teeth. S. Cold crowns ana Bridge
work. - - s.. rulings, &c ~. Ga l-l ST. NV
5ls-E
DES. o. W. g. ". u. ELZEL. DENTISTS.
s. Vs. Cor 10Th and a. SIS. s. IS.
Specialists .a Painless Lztralllu-. Cold
Crown and Bridge NgrE- Filings, ana Plates
t-at ~. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices. Phone A. 49,.
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
SO Set OF Teeth. Cola Crowns and Bridge work
s. Filings. SEC Painless t-ZtEacti.l Free
l.. =. Army and Navy Dental Association.
DIR ID. HARRY MORAN. MGR.
tls ST. N. ~ CORNER OF ..G.
IyIs-LE
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sALE-An OIds runaBout IN good con
dition GO3 NJ 81. nv. fe7-3t
WE HAVE for sale a Maxwell runabout in
perfect condition. owner buying larger car
Ask AIR Hood 10 show you Hr- NeWt0n's
osT. MOTOR CAR CO., 1915 New York ave
Jas-I
The Washington times., 1908-02-07
SENATORS DEFEATED
IN DUCK-PlN MATCH

Roche's Pets trimmed the Senator's for
the sec0sIt; t;s..o- ia a match game on
Roche's alleys Wednesday evening
The Washington times., 1908-02-07
SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED

Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three OF more Consecutive
days. one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisements VIII be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices at regular Office
rates. II 20 is inCOnvenient 10 leave advertise
ments az either branch Office or The Times
Business Odlce. they may be telsphoned direct
20 The Times tMaiH 5zo5). and messenger
viii call 70 collect without additionEt charge
70 tbs adyertiEe-
The Washington times., 1908-02-07
SPIRITUALISM.

II YOU Wish ADVICE and information on
any subject Cali 10 sss Dir. Miu0h and get q
palm reading OF psychic reading. Mr. Million
also teaches Ay Plotsllt mental Lyp4ytlc sll-
gesti0n ana pdluIlslTy. ~ Eye 81. NV
4.J--f
The Washington times., 1908-02-07

SUPREME COURT. or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court Estate
Of Henry p Sanders, deceased No. 1856
Administration Docket Application having
been made herein for probate OF the last VII
aus testament Of said deceased, and for
letts-s testamentary on said estate. by The
washington Loan and Trust Company IL is
ordered this 25d day OF January, A. y. 1905
that Annaael Sanders (minor). Carrie Louise
Sanders. william Bennett Sanders, Harry
B1urlu-s Sanders. LeaudeT Edwin Sanders
Archie d. Sanders, and llette y. Sanders
and ali others concerned, appear IN said
court on MONDAY, THE ATH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A D. 1905 at 10 O'CLOCK a
N to show cause why such application
should not Ec granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the Washington Law Reporter
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentione4-the first publication
- be not less than thirty days before said
retura day. iSssD ASHLEY n GOULD,
Justice Attest: ". 4. TAYLOR. Deputy
register Of Wills for tho Dlstrlc. ~ Coiurl-
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. JOHE Il
IARNER, Attorney. 1a24r5IfsI
The Washington times., 1908-02-07

ORIGINAL, gypsy palmist; whole fortune I5c:
open nights 1923 6th ST. NV II
The Washington times., 1908-02-07
DANCING

THE WyNDHA8I. 45, 1l-l av--I.essors. Sec.
6 lessons, $3.50 class. &c. every Tues. Thurs
sat. Guarantee 10 teach you Prof Nyncham
PRIVATE DANCING lessons. soc. waltz and
two-step guaranteed five lessons, GLASS 81
month. ballroom for reut s. 10 S. Address
with stamped envelope. BON 4SJ. Times
Office. fes-L2t-eESu
MISS COULTER. professor 0f dancing: pri-
waite lessons, ste II ygu an walk I can
teach you 10 waltz. -ll I st- NV. Phones n
llaa Advanced classes TUESDAY ana Satar-
day, S 10 IL Bal -JouI Tor rent reg-gJu
The Washington times., 1908-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT CT
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court 30.
1921. Administration. This IS 70 Eiyc notice.
That tho subscriber. Of the District OF Co
lurnbia has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District OF Columbia, letters OF ad-
uninistratiou on the estate OF AIpEcls Md
d!et1n. late Of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against
she deceased are hereby warned 10 ,xhiBit
authenticated, 70 the subscriber. on or he
fa-e the 6TH DAY or FEBRUARY. A. J.
1909. otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all 5eGeft OF said estate. Given under
my hand this 9th day o. February, lgJS
FRANK .. MIDDLETON care OF BARBER
81 ROSS. nth and 9 SIS. nv. Attest. tSeaD
JAMES TANNER, Register OF Wills FOX the
District Of Columbia, CLERK OF the Probate
Court IRWIN B. LINTON. Attorney.
ft- IA u
The Washington times., 1908-02-07

MADAM THO, paI.nlut. cara reader, and
medium; German spoken 50 II 81. HW.
fe4.5,IJ
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PERSONAL
-. WlLLAED LOO.

PSYCHIC PIANIST.
Assistance for Troubled and Unfortunate.
ARE YOU ~ TROUBLED
Do you hnd with all your natural gifts nd
talents that you are bailied, discouraged and
unsuccessful IL so, come and bs advised
hnd out the cause Of your bad luck and row
% change your bad conditions 20 those OF
success, JOY and happiness. Thousands live
today 10 bless aB4 give credit OF JheI- sue
cess and happiness 20 THIS WONDERFUL
she has helped others.
WHY NOT YOU2
1Zl-NI&IH STREET NW.-7H.
Don't mistake name and number)
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''WENONA," astrologer and palmist gl3
81. NV. You know the past, Jet me tell your
future. fest
The Washington times., 1908-02-07
HORSES AhD ,EHlu-ls..


FOR sALE-By c5ur~zct5r several heavy
draft horses, good h1 ~ -or country cheap.
Apply -el n ST. NV iei-at
WASTED-souud horse md light delivery
wagon, must be cheap g cash BOX 6gs,
Times office -eI-5t
FOR sALE-H5rse-s.elsh and bells. so. Ap
Ply Room -, c0l1rzdJ Building. u
FOR SALE-Or hire, draft horse. also lalys
lrlylng maze. e-1 u s. nH. ts5-5t
p HORES and mares; weigh 1000 10 I4o1;
4 enc paI- bays. years Old a young pair
bays, weigh i. $50 Low price mares. IA
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horse. dayton and harness. Apply lJa and
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SOUND horse for sale. also wagon. harness.
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FOR CASH ONLY.
sl25 New Panel Wagons. ..-.......S $50 %
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Large assortment OF secondhand vehicles
q ali kinds SD Up Harness, 90 ~. Blank
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$3.50. s59CJ TOP Jugglcs. $500. $500 slrrsys
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