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The Washington times., 1909-08-29
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE-Published only Is Information 49,
not guaranteed
4:O0 ?. Nc & o. Limited. Daily. East vsz-
ubuled train. Pullman sleepers to Tsrf.-
ton. Louisville. Cincinnati lndianaDoI3s
Cbfcagc. and St Louis. Connection - -
GINA Hot Springs Pullman car Loulr-fr.
70 Memphis and New OrleanE. Dinfnr 49,.
a la carte service.
u1o q. NE. F. V. LIMITED nm
solid vssibule train Pullman steamers =
Cincinnati. Lexington and LOUISVILLE Ssn--
and Virginia HCt Springs week DAYS ~
ing cars, q Ia carte service. Ppu--.-
sIeepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago and 81. Lone
and Louisville 20 Memphis Nashville 80
New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Omces. SIS Psa7.vt-
vania avenue 1893 + street. and New T1y--
station. Telephone Main 1895 or pos -
tickets, baggage checks. reservation 80
Taxicsb- mys-Y
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AUCTION SALES


ROBI1C SALE OE
so Head of Fresh Country Horses
80 Head OF Local Horses
Several Pairs of Good Mules
At the Washington Horse and Mule
Co.'S Stables, S2S7 NJ st. Northwest
MONDAY, August Both, at 10 A. M.
These horses have been carefurv s.ls~+.s
Ior TINS market through Maryland Virefnis
anu FehnsylNania BY McHenry Bros and
purpose horses and are IL svery way sulted
tof any one IN need Of a good horse We
INVITE you All 70 come 20 our Sales as We sell
al hoIseS under a strict guarantee or money
refunded Horses can be inspected On SIM
cay August %. Sale rain or shine
McHENRY BROS, P~roprietors.
Telephone. West 1881.
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HELP W-ANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
BOOKKEEPER-Double entry; salary So
week. state experience; female. BOX $50.
Times office. 1ts
COOK and ~dishwasher for lunchroom. Ap-
ply az once, 10 II y. ". au2g-2ts
cook. wash. iron, and do general
housework. 1862 Girard 81. aU2s-2t
GIRL-To work on frst-class vests. ss It'll
a. ~. w. 1rst floor, room 10. suZs-3ts
GIRL 70 make shirts. 1874 y y. W. 1T
MILLINERY PREPARERs-We have good
openings for millinery prepaters: best sai-
airy ana hrst-class positions. Apply MIIIn-
cry Dept, ECH d. CO. 5I3-5I5-5i7 7th 81
au26-ft
s~ALESLADIES - Experienced: An our d.
goods dept Apply KINGS PALACE. $40 7t6
o.. ~. W. II
WOMAN-Colored; for general hougeV-ork-
20 New Jersey ave. ~. W. augs-2t
YOUNG LADY bookkeeper: I,ust know dog-
bic entry bookkeeping accurate and oufck
and be able u operate typewriter: state age
and experience. Address BOX 81 Times
oM~o au2s-ZtF
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO r. n

- ~
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other HoW on the odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 g. m--DiEer, Pullman Parlor-
1900 a m.-5-h0ur train
1900 g. m-Dloer and pullman ParIor r..
tll'0e a mIL.ner and Observation Pullman
100 ! m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor c.
'S:0 p m.-Royal Limited" All PuIEaa5a
f4.O0 p. m-Coaches to Philadelphia
500 p ana Pullman PaTIor,
800 p m--Coaches TO New York
'l2.15 y. T.-Sleepers 70 New York
s2:52 a. m--Sleepers 70 PhiladelPhia ana N.v
ATLATic CITY. t7.oo. .s.o. 4u:oO
' TO BALTIMoRE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
GWeek Days. a m 10 II > nj
'2:52. 1850. fs:So. s7:eG, "7sz0, 1900. $50 800
1870. Tl0:Ns .41v q n l2:O0 neon, rS.cS
ice, u15. 1900. 500. f8-Z0, rgS6 80
f4:45, $500, 1858, "5.SQ, 1900. $50 TT.o 500
900. 1860 'lO:s5. 11:S0 s1215 n. i'~A
CHICAGO. '1:27. $3.50 p N.
T ST LOUIS, ror-r5
VILE $50 a NJ 40 . N. $40 osI-S
PIrfSBURG, 1910 g. IA, AZ. 'sI0 . m
CLEVELAND. 'sIo p. m
COLUMBUS. $50 D m
WHEELING. -9:l0 a. m, $50 D. "a
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. m. taos. f5.Oo N
FREDERICK. TS.As 1910. BE g. N 1.1
H1GElsroWN. tslo a m. t5.oo p
ANNAPOLIS, ~7:20, fS:Oe a. m, fl2.G5 49,,
f3-2O. so, $50. and 1850 p m
sDSly. Except Sunday. 3Sundav univ
TEIEPHONES at al OF the foIoVf5-
Ticket Of1csss 1917 c 81. Tel. Main I5sT- ~
station Ticket Oaice, Main ZSSO, Infor-s
ton Bureau Main 1850 auI0-tf
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FOR SALE-Six latrObe stoves and 2 ranges;
also a Dayton wagon. 800 Z. Capitol ST,
auZ7-3ts
MORE BIG PIANO BARGAINS.
Reliable make uprights, fully guaranteed,
$40. $50. 500. 500, on s. monthly payments.
No interest charged HELBIG BROS-, esUab.
q years. 11E 9Th. aU2i-tf
PIANO RIG AT ROC
THIS MONTH-
A numDer Of hlgh-grade instruments re-
turned from rental and taken in exchange
for Player-PlanOs are offered at a fraction
their worth for quick clearance. Easy terms.
Knabe Uprights. SO. $50. and $50;
stien, 500; kmball. $50. Hartman. SS0c;
Shoninger. $3.50; huntington, $40; Fose Baby
Grand. $3.50. Make your selection now ".
J. DeMOLL d Co, Cor. 18th and G SITS.
aul1-tf
PIANOS-UPRIGHT PIANOS M-ld-summer
sale. See the bargains thar we are onering.
They have been used but are gOOd makes
Prices. SlS5. $50, 500. and SIS. IL viii pay
you TO see them. CHAS. VI. STIEEF, 1J0S-
100 r 81. y. w. J. Z. CONLIFF, manager.
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SHOP WORN SEWING MACHINES.
$50 drop head
500 drop mead Wheeler & Wison--.-.-.--... %
500 New a
New ewing machines p per month
Cleaning 50c. Opsn Evenings.
II. X. GIVEN. 625 Pa ave s e
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Vacation Suggestions

DID o Know that &c a day would zes
you an accident policy Of 5000 Get one
before you go on your vacation.
EDWARD TARRING.
1913 F ST. n. W. X
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-WORKINGMAN,S VANS

WORkINGMEN-There's no denying a sofia
TACT, almost every man who looks TO the uav
envelope should see Us for a taiIor-mads
slightly used suit at 50 20 SO; save a clear
s. note on the deal; one price only. JUSTHsS
STAND. 6I9 D St n W. il
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP WANIED-MALE.
MEN wANTED-young. strong. good rs on.
account increasing business on an rai-rads.
for hremen or brakemen; experience unnec-
monthly; promoted 20 conductor or engineer.
Sl5O. 500. state age, weight, height. RAIL
WAY ASSOCIATION. care Times Office.
aul-Su.w.9t
RELIABLE colored man 10 work IN garage
and learn automobile business: good opening
for right man. BOX 3s Times Office.
au22-tf
SHOE sALEsMAN-Give age. experience
reference and salary expected. BOX S3,
L-C onCl. auZ9-5t
SHOE sALEsMEN-Extra, on SATURDAYS
REGENT SHOE STORE. 94s Pa. ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on Commission 10
call on physicians; all or spare time. 37
Bond Building. au27-3t
SWIFT colored barber at once 1923 7th St
y ". au2z-st
WASH MAN-sTERLING LAUNDRY. 207
~
WHEELwRIGHT. Apply wM T. CASEY.
Bladensburg, Nd. au2s-3t
WANTED-ExDerienced hardwood ana par
Quetry floor layers and scrapers. Apply to
DAVID FISHBACH g. CO., co. North Cal
vert ST.. Baltimore. Nd. au29-st
YOUNG MAN-At once: Experienced I'M gro
Gerry and meat business; must bring refer
ences' honesty and sobriety. 200 9TH ST. s. W.
au29-3t
YOUNG MAN-CIerk in coal once .. EDW-
llA c ST. y. W, after 8 p m
au27-3ts
HELP WANTED-Male and Female.
RSO SEEKING ADVANCEMENT.
Bookkeeping, StenOgraphy, Typewritinz.
Expert standardization Instruction
IN 7 Z K S Z A I 4, 729 18th NV. Tel. II. 4z33
Jel3-Su.m W.f-Jf
FIVE GOOD APPEARING men and women
TO sell useful small patent article. BOX 3sI.
Times Office IL
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to sell
Potomac Heights lots. on fine car line,
beautiful new subdivision; every lot attrac-
tive; you can earn a bank account selling
these lots AZ Colorado Building.
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WAFTED-AGENTS

wan AGO-AGGA4
AGENTS WANTED-Vacuum Cleaner-Tsve
h|ustllnR. energetic agents ro SEN TL,-maw
Portable Electric and Hand Power Vacuum
Cleaner for homes. stores. hotels, Office
buildings. schools. etc. Clean cut business
pressed Air and Vacuum MACHINERY co
Dept. ", ST. Louis, No. au2g-4t-su
WANTED-washington representative con
troll staple line. large consumption; position
worth $500 yearly 70 man with business
acquaintance or to hustler. CONSOTIpAT-
ED MEG CO, Rochester, n. Y. aus. SETS
GOOD RELIABLE MAN TO establish Iepiti-
mate permanent growing business IN his
locality. We are manufacturing a new in
sales. constant repeat orders; large profts.
sampler furnished, quick action necessary.
PULL FASTENER CO.. G5 Cox Bldg. Roch-
AGENTs-Active. for high-class and digni-
fed proposition; references required. Apply
1880 18th ST. N w, Tuesday, August 81. 6
O'Clock p. m au28-3t'
WANTED-SALESMEN.
wANTED-salesman experienced In anv
line. 20 sell general trade in Maryland and
Virginia. An uneNcelled speciality PROPOSE
ton. Vacancy after Sept. LIST. Commissions
with $50 weekly advance for expenses. THE
CONTINENTAL JEWELRT CO.. Cleveland,
Ohio It,
SALESMEN-ENpeTienccd 90 handle ca com
mission, staple, easy selling line. T. w.
MAIN, ID. Iowa City. Iowa. auZ9. Lsel,2
Statesmen WANTED-By large manufac-
tuTer two experienced speciality statesmen
positions. Long time contracts Men eX-
perienCod selling advertising propositions
preferred. Write with record Personal In
terview arranged. BOX $50, Times Office.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
\ REFINED lady wishes situation as com
psnion 10 elderly lady, MISS @. SMITH. 1896
Eye 81. ~. w. au2s-3t"
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
BY YOUNG colored man. place as butler
1000 z5th ST. y. W. Hu29-5t'
UEPAcK OR PACK your furniture for ship
ping, take as part pay odd pieces OF furni-
ture. Address JAMES KIRK, Tuxedo. Nd.
auzs-5t'
! Pay the Highest cash prices for ladies'.
Eenuemen's and children's cast-on wearing
apparel, drop card. VIII call. u. LIVING
STOS. 1924 9TH 81. y. W.. or phone North 1904
lyl3-tf
cash prices paid for worn gar
mentB. either ladies' or gents. send postal.
will call b. TAFtSHES. 1903 7th St n. w.
Phone North f99. mh30-Jf
wANTED-5OO trunks 20 repair; made equal
20 new all work guaranteed. DE
NEPHEWs, 9G 9h N. w au2l-3t
FURNITURE FOR Cash.
Sell your goods 20 the man who knows.
ALBAUGH. sth and 4 \. w. Main 525a
jet-tf
WANTED-Furniture 9or cash; sell your
goods 20 the man who gives you me most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and Is. je2-tf
If YOU HAVE ANYTHING 10 Eeh you can
avoid lots Of worry II you send for one who
has a reputation 2ur 20 years fair deal-
anESMARcUS No-4.Srt 9Th St IA Va 1
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
ALL CASES, L COURTS. Couacttoo.
everywhere u s. LEGAL CORP. 57 5ond
6ldg iyis-u
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Women's Wants
Physical Culture

FLAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natural
non-surgical; cloth bound. 900 page book zee
Apply oy mail, Sl6 Colorado Building; fres
lecture for women Tuesday at o. "a
fafs-sr
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RUG

SEND YOUR CARPETS 20 Laurel and have
your work made right. Ask your friends
about US. once Is sth 81. y. +. Drop pos
tai. a~u29-14ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FOR HOME COMFORTS, fishing. boating
and bathing stop at Carson Cottage. Ocean
View, Va; rates reasonable; sea food din
ners a specially au25-iOts
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NINE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly: gives names, facts; daily
and Sunday. COL Sd St n. E., cor. b. near
URienr StetQRs Ladies 0nlYs Jy7ztf
The Washington times., 1909-08-29

CALL N TEST yhis wonderful manipuIa-
tor of soul power. using no aid. no device.
but the higher Intelligence TO make you ac-
Q~uaintcd with yourself just as you are as 10
character. life and health: busioess changes
a speciality. SIGNORA ANNINA AJDRINL.
III 9Th 81. \. Z. Phone Lincoln 1909.
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MRS. r. LUSBY. 9S8 New York ave. n. W.
Palmistry ana card readings. Positively Ia
dies only. IL a. m. TO $3.50 p. IN. Ia25-tr
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

curine Catarrh has been my business
for years. and during this time over
one million people have come to me
from ali over the land for treatment
ana advice Ny method is original
cure the disease by first curing the
csrse. Thus my combined treatment
cs,res where all else fails / can DEM
onstrate to you in just a few days
time that my method is quick. sure
er5 complete because il rids the sys-
fem of the poisonous germs that cause
catarrh. Send your name and address
~ once to c. Z. Gauss, and he Will
send you the treatment referred to.
I,iil out the coupon below.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
COllEGIANS Will
GIVE FINE CONCERT
Orchestral Society TO Play Sc
lectiOns From Classics in
the Greek Theater

BERKELEY. Nov 27-Under the di-
rection of Paul Steindorff the Orches-
tral society of the University of Cal
ifornia which this year secured the
official backing of the university the
musicians in the stusent orchestra re
ceiving credits for their work. will
make ats first appearance in the Greek
theater Wednesday evening.
This is the first of a series of classi-
cal concerts to be given by the college
orchestra The Treble Clef, or women's S
singing society of the university, will
assist. The concert program viii also
include Miss May Fitz Gerald, San
Francisco girl registered in the college
Of letters with the senior class.
Miss Fitz Gerald has appeared in the
Greek theater before with great sue
cess. She has studied the piano under
several masters
The program for the concert will be
as follows:
Overture. Marriage Of Figaro -....... Mozart
Sonata. "Appasionata' .....-....... Beethoven
Miss Fiz Gerald 10.
Symphony No. G.-....-..... .....-......... Haydn
'-Andante Cantabile'' TschaikOwsky
Quartet for strings Opus H.,
Entr'acte No. from Rosamunde' schubert
la Ave Maria Mafchettl
tbl Lullaby -.---.----.-. Chadwick
Treble clef
War march Of the priests, from '-Athalia'' go.
.--.--.-- .-.--..-....... Mendeissohn
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
ARTISTS TO HELP
STUDENTS IN PLAY
Will Lend Talents to Program
Arranged by Mothers Clubs
of Berkeley

BERKELEY, Nov. 27.-Rehearsals
are taking place for the production of
the Artists Dream" which will be
presented the evening of December 4
under the auspices of the Berkeley
Federation of Mothers Clubs in the
auditorium of the high school. Besides
a cast OF prominent high school stu
dents the play will be participated in
by Miss Elizabeth Goodwin Jacques,
Miss Ruba Anna Moore and Frederick
Maurer. well known Berkeley artists,
who have been invited by the mem
bers of the federation to take part in
the entertainment.
Besides these artists Miss Frances
Wilson. well known pianist and
dancer win assist in the program.
Among the prominent high school
girls who will assume roles in the pro
duction are Miss Bernice Randall, Miss
Beatrice Masters, Miss Lucy Pray. Miss
Claire Harrington and Miss Goldie
Hulin.
The action of the play takes place
in the Latin quarter of Paris. The
time of the play is about 1910. and
the dream of a poor artist offers an
excuse for a number of pretty costume
ensembles and musical numbers
Through this a love story is woven
and a studio jinks also is introduced
with specialties by the artists assist
ing in the production. Among the
numbers are the rendition of the
Shadow Dance" from 'Dinorah" by
Miss Claire Harrington, soprano; Car
menna" by Miss Doris Schnabel;
"L'Amour" 6Theresa del Riezo), Miss
Ruby A. Moore, and number of ball
lads by II. d. Bragg. barytone, and
James Preston, tenor. A Spanish dance.
''Manzanilla,' viii be contributed by
Miss Frances Wilson, and Miss Eliza
beth Jacques Will sing several operatic
numbers.
charge of the performance consists of
Mrs. A. j. Battee chairman; Mrs. +. G.
Aheern, Mrs. E. p. White and Mrs. Z.
,aland
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
WOMAN MUST APPEAR
BEFORE TWO JUDGES
Finds Conflict in Divorce and
Police Court Dates

OAKLAND. Nov. 27.-ln order that
she might be at seattle December :
10 answer d divorce charge and fight
for the custody OF her son. Mrs. Mi
dred Adams. charged with assault with
a deadly weapon, petitioned Police
Judge Samuels this morning 10 defer
The preliminary examination. The re-
quest was granted, the examination
being set for December H.
Mrs. Adams was known to the police
as Miss" until she went to the Judge
this morning with her story. She is
IL liberty on bail, which was produced
the night Of her arrest by Policeman
Con O'Grady. The patrOlman had gone
10 the St Regis apartment house,
where the woman dWelt. seeking Carey
y. Scott a real estate agent, charged
with embczZlement
- O'Grady met Mrs. Adams and de-
handed Scott. Mrs. Adams drew an
outomatic revolver. OGrady departed.
Soon he returned and captured Mrs.
Adams while she was telephoning.
Bail was obtained for the woman. and
ate that night Scott surrendered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
OvERCOAT THIEF
GETS SIX MONTHS
Man Caught Stealing From the
Churches Promptly Convicted
in Court at Berkeley

BERKELEY. Nov. 27-Thomas Jep-
son arrested last Sunday evening on the
charge of stealing overcoats from the
anterooms of the First Presbyterian
and First Christian churches of this
city, was sentenced this morning to six
months in the county jail by Judge
Edgar.
Before being sentenced this morning
Jepson offered proof of his good char
aeter in other cities, being we'll spoken
of by Young Mems Christian associa-
ton officials. He said that he was the
tool of his pal"
He stated that until reaching Berke-
ley Sunday night from San Francisco
he knew nothing of his companion s
plans. He refused to divulge the name
of the other man.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
!CITY TAX PAYERS
EXCEL RECORDS
Collector Says Ready Payments
Are Indication of Revived
Prosperity

OAKLAND. Nov. 27.--City Treasurer
and Tax Collector Edwin Meese an
nounced today that the payment of
taxes to date has broken the records
of all previous years. AT noon today
the sum of s431, ,11O.79 had been paid
in first instalIments and more than
$4,000 on second installments First
installment taxes will become delin-
quent at o'clock next Monday and
there is still the sum of s2S6, 6,19S.S2 due,
but the greater part of this will prob
ably be paid Monday by the banks and
corporations, which usually pay the
first installments on the last day
The promptness with which city
taxes are being paid by small property
owners said MeeSe, seems TO me an
indication that prosperity is surely re-
turning. When the financial stress
was on we had many delinquencies. but
the delinquency on the first installment
this year bids fair to be small
The pressure of business al the treas
this week the clerical force has worked
day afternoon is usually half holiday.
but was not kept as such today In
stead, taxes were received until 8
o'clock tonight.
The total tax income of the city this
year came to s1,26S,04S6s on both in
stallments. OF this, s717,309.61 is in
first installment taxes. In the second
installment is $3.50, ,739.07.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
DEATH OF PIONEER
METHODIST MINISTER
Rev. r. q. Ross Passes Away at
San LeandrO

SAN LEANDRO. Nov. 27.-Following
= long Illness Rev. Thomas 6. Ross,
one Of the Oldest Methodist divines in
California. passed away al the family
home in Sybil avenue near East Four
teenth street at an early hour this
morning.
Ross was native Of Ohio. was 81
years old and had lived in this city
for the last u years. lie is survived
by q wife. Mrs. Amy Ross and five
chudren-Mrs. IT. NJ Pillsbury, Mrs. ID.
T. Withrow Mrs. +. T. Byers, Mrs.
Anna B. Kidwell and Frank f. Ross.
The funeral viii be conducted from
the san LeandrO Methodist church al
O'Clock Monday afternoon, and the
remains VIII be inferred in Evergreen
cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
HUSBAND SENTENCED;
WIFE ON PROBATION

OAKLAND, Nov. 27-Mrs. Ruth
johnson was admitted TO probation BY
Police Judge Smith today on a charge
OF petty larceny. for which her hus-
hand. J. s. Johnson. is now serving
six months in the city Jail
The theft was that of a hat. to OBJ
tain which johnson broke window in
4 millinery store. lie was found guilty
80 week. and because he is a Michi-
gan former convict. was sent to the
city sail.
Not finding that the woman had any
criminal record, the prosecutor agreed
10 allow her probation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
CELEBRATION BY NILES
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

NILES, Nov 27-The completion
and opening of the new hail and the
headquarters of the Niles chamber of
commerce in the Connors block will be
celebrated with an all night ball New
Years eve. The block is the first
brick structure of its kind to be
erected in this town. The civic or
ganizat:ons of LiverInore. Pleasanton.
Newark and Centerville have been in
vited to participate in the opening
festivities. The chamber of commerce
plans to install an exhibit of county
products in its rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
PHYSICIAN TO TALK
OF ARMY SANITATION
DIR. John Force to Address Uni
VerSity Students

BERKELEY. Nov. 27-Dr. John
Force will deliver a lecture Wednes-
day afternoon, al 4 o'clock, at room
ll3. California hall. of the "Contem-
porary Social Problems series at the
University of California His topic
viii be. "A New Profession. Doctor
to the Public and he viii take up his
work while in the United States army,
where he had charge of sanitation and
general health protection.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28
NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY

TEN RESIDENCES BURNED -Davepnort In
Nov. 2s-The residence portion of Davenport
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

Miss Dorothy Taylor's tea Thursday
afternoon at her home in Vernon
heights win be one Of the delightful
events Of the week which win be en-
5oyed by l00,or more Of the younger set
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-28

TO SIT IN ELECTRIC CHAIR Richmond. va,
Nov. 2T.-Howard Little. charged with the
murder of Mrs. Betty Justis, George Meadows.
his wife and three members of his family. was
found guilty of murder in the first degree 10
day. He was sentenced to be electrocuted in
Richmond January Z.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-12-01
ALL UNSTRUhG.
Many Lexington People Suffer
from Nervous Troubles
and Don't Know
Whv.

Thousands of cases of kidney trout
le show few outward symptoms except
nervousness, depression, languor, irri-
liability and an inclination to worry
over trifles. 1t is generally due to the
poisonous action of uric acid on blood
and nerves, and can't be cured except
by curing the kidneys. Doan's Kid
ney Pills cure these ills by curing the
kidneys. Lexington women are learn
ing it.
W. P. Meetze, of New Brookland,
near Lexington, s. c., says: Il suf-
fered severely at times from attacks
of kidney trouble. Severe pains
caught me in the small Of my back
and were 80 severe that was unable
to got about for days. The kidney So
cretions were very irregular in pass
age and often retention existed. |
finally heard about Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured them at Tbs Kauf-
mann Drug Co., and since using them
I am free from my former trouble.
now feel better in every way and hear
tily endorse Doan's Kidney Pills to
other sufferers
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-12-01

The right kind of experience is
worth all it costs.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-12-01

So, don't neglect your stomach.
Don't become a chronic dyspeptic.
Keep your stomach healthy and
strong by taking a little Kodol.
You don't have to take Kodol all
the time. You only take it when
you need it.
Kodol is perfectly harmless.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-12-01
Child Dies in Terrible Agony
From Lead Pencil Wouni.

Greer-Tne little 3-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Thompson
died few days ago as the result of
al unusual accident, after several
days of an unusual accident, after
several days of most intense suffering.
She was sitting in chair with a lead
pencil in her mouth when she fell out
on her face, the pencil being driven
into her throat and inlicting a terri
BILE wound. The best doctors were
summoned to give her relief but to no
avail.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-12-01
Women Who Are Envied

Those attractive woneD who are
lovely in face, form and temper are the
envy OF many, who might be like 5tlclA.
A weak, sickIv woman Will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation or Kidney
pojsoHs show in DiInpies, blotcnes, skin
eruptions and u wrctched complexion
Fer ali sCch, Electric Bitters work
wonders. they regulate Stomach,
Liver and k:ducys, purify the blood ;
give strong nerves. bright eyes, pur''
breath, srroot',, velvety skin, lovely
complexion. Many charming women
owe their health and beauty TO them.
SOC at kaufnlann Drug Co., Derrick )
Drug St re, Sandel Drug Store.