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BALTIMORE Il OHIO r. r.
= LEAVE UNION STATION.

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
every Other Hour oE the Odd Hour"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINAL, LIBERTY Al.
AND W. 2SD STREET.
900. $500 'l1:o0 a. M, 100 $500 (ReyA
Limited. S hours). $500 500 p. IN, and 'iS:3S
night, 3:lS a m Diners and Parlor Cars
on day trains. slsepers on l2:20 night.
'H'n 'HP'h,iadeiphia and Atlantic City. t7:Oo. 500
~ "a, A. M, .l: 100. 300 t4.O0 D. m
4'~ TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
week days. a. m. to 1000 D. nj
1900 II 80, 300, '7:20, ts:00, IS 30 ss:oA
ts:so .lO:00, 'll:oo ID. M, '12 90 noon, tl2:OI
.S:SS ti:i5' t2:U0. 300, ts:a. t3:SO tt:0S
u T ,s:oi' IS :U3. $3.50, 1000 $3.50 Il 7:UO .s:oS
~ .VH 1000. 'lU:4O, 'll:30 '12:2O n. T.
''' WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $1,000 a. NJ. 'l:2S. $3.50 p. N.
'N;S NC;STNGiNNAIl. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE .s:lO a. M, 'l:l0 p. m. 'l2:+0 night
'pITTSBURG. $1,000 a. m, 'l:25. 1910 y. M.
.,1.t1 night sleeper ready. 10 y. m.
CLEVELAND, 1890 .. m. Columbus. sS:sI
"IiEELISG, 1910 a. rn,; 'E 80 D. m
ScheduIes OF local trains at ticket otncek
snaiiy. Except sunday. tSunday only.
TSisnhonG at following Ticket Offices; 18th
80 n Y, ave-, Main 1891; SIS Pennsy IyaniI
ave-. Main rs. Union Station. Main .3sQ
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH,
n. B.-Following schedu>e figures published
only As information and are not guar ed
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta Montgomery. Mobile. New
Orleans, 300 g. m. and io:S D. m daily.
Dining cars
Vile lo:45 p. m. daily.
For Atlantic, Annisten. birmingham, 800 q
q and I:35 D. IN. daily. Dining cars.
For Atlanta, Admission. Talladega, CaIera
Belma. 900 a m. and :3S p: In. daily, ana
lar Uniontown, Demopolis. Meridian. 500 A.
M daily. Dining cars.
Foc Roanoke, Bristol. Knoxville, Chatta.
pooSa, Birmingham. Meridian. Vickbura,
For Roanoxe, Knoxville, chattanoosa, Nash.
Vile Memphis. 4:l0 a. In. daily. Sleeping car
may Do occupied after 1000 p. m. Dining car.
For Asheville. 800 a. m. SOS p. m, and
lC:S D. m. daily. Dining cars
AiLen Augusta, Savannah. Brunswick JaeL.
sonNiiie. and Florida points. 6:6S p. m. daily.
o1na TsutisI car for California. Monday. wedns..
day Thursday. Friday. and Saturday, asa
pEor panville OocaD. 7:so a. m. daily.
Var Harrisonburg. $3.50 q m. (pafIor car,
daily; S:S5 p. m. (parlor carl. and l:lo D. n
For Charlottesvilo uocaD. 7:SO a. m. and
For Warrenton. 800 a. m. 1l:oo a. m I:N
n, m, daily: 3:S6 p. m. parlor carr, and AZ
D. M week days.
and sos D. IN. week days $3.50, 9:l5 a m
and sos D. m. Sundays. Also 6:25 D. M
Ieek days for LeesburE.
L. S. BROWN, General Aeant
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Wash
ington, June 13, 1912. Ordered: That Section
32a of the Building Regulations OF the Dis
ing at the end thereof the words "Ninth
Street. from l. to y Streets, northwest"
CUNO II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM V. JUDSoN, Commissioners. D. C.
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Deaths.

L
James Devine, 81 years. 1888 R street
northwest.
John Rick, So years. Government Hos
pital Insane.
Sophie A. Quinan, 70 years. 534 Twen-
tieth street northwest.
David B. Chamberlain, 49 years. 145S
Fairmont street northwest
William T. Vanderslice, rs years 40
Seventh street southeast.
Annie F. Leonard, 81 years, Tubercu-
loss Hospital.
Infant Of Clarence B. and Lillian Dut-
ton, day, 1881 Belmont street north
west.
COLORED.
James H. Brown, IS years Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Levi S. Cook. IS years, % Elliott street,
Tenleytown, D. c.
Albert c. Henry. p years. tuberculosis
Hospital.
sallie Jones. 40 years. tuberculosis Hos
Samuel E. Ewell, SS years. l2l4 Twenty
fifth street northwest
Mariah Roster. 36 years, 1923 Thirteenth
street southeast.
Pauline Fairfax, 4 months, S143 Dunbar
ton avenue northwest.
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AUTOS SOLD ON 81 COMMISSION.
No storage on cars for sale; painting and
upholsterinR; used motorcycles, autos and
bicycles Tor sale; body building and remodel
ing. Office and show room, 40 10th n. w.
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DEATHS
IN MEMORIAM
Vital Records,

Births.
WHITE. ..,
Patrick and Nora Toomey, boy.
Abe and Ethel Slyerman, girl.
clifford II. and Rebecca Stearns, boy.
girl.
Thomas /. and Lillian r. Owens, girl.
Iimothy E. and Lotta Kiley, girl.
Robert l.; and Janet A. Irvins, boy.
William J. and Nellie Freund. boy.
Clarence B. and Lillian B. Dutton, boy.
Joseph II. and Leslie G. Blackwood,
girl.
Theodore d. and Carrie Addison, boy.
CODORED.
James and Frances Walker, girl.
Reuben and Estelle Reed. girl.
Edward and Emma Gales, boy.
Enoch @. and Emma c. Gray, girl.
Floyd L. and Mary e. Daniels, girl.
Edward and Geneva Coles, boy.
girl.
Frank and Lucy A. Blagburn, girl.
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STORAGE
H. BAUM & SON, 9l2 Pa. Ave.
ST. Load Per Month. Phone M.1254

get OUR ESTIMATES on absolutely nre-
proof storage. moving. packing. United
STATES STORAGE CO.. $3.50 10th n N W.
Phone NJ. 1929.
SEPARATE ROoMS-Also by the load Bee
us before storing. THOMAS BOWLING d
CO.. Aucts, 6R e st. N. w. Phi. Main bl6.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH
RAILWAY

schedule OF eNcuTsluh lIaIhs 70 and from
Chsaapeake Beach: effective May 2S, l9l1:
Subiect 10 change without notice.
WEEK DAYS.
Goins. leave District Line station. $50
1890 and L:S0 a. M: 1850. $40 and
Returning. leave the Beach. 's:S5 a. In.
1850, .s:lO, $40, 500. and 1000 D, IN.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going. leave District Line station. ss.Sa
10 ;s0' and II 80 . m. 400. 500 'l:O0 ana
1E y. M
Returning leave the Beach. 100 a m
ia.so .. .lC, 60. 90. 500 and 10 20 D m
sNaks local stops running time 75 minut.A
An ether trains make run IN 50 minutes
w. y, JONES. PrssidsnI
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT DIRTY wINDOwSf
I1oN White help, Moderate Prices
LEON L. CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning
Co, 92l @ ST. n. W. Phone NJ. 1889
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

AIS D. m. daiy-C. & o. SPECIAL solid
train 10 Cincinnati. with Pullman sleep-Is
10 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian polls. 81,
Louis and connection ior Chicago.
S.S5 D dally-Cineinnau and ChICag
E.ApTssS pullman service To Cincinnati aHI
Chicago
lilo p. m daily--F. V. SPECIAL. TO
the West Southwest, and Northwest Full.
man siSepeTs TO Virginia Hot SpTinss ca
Cinnst and Louisville Cincinnati sleeper
open 'UT occupancy - p. m. c. a O Dlnlr Q
aaT all trains ofhgss. ga Pa. ave. i32s sL
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BRfT0Ns shy At BARGAINS,
= SAYS LONDON MERCHANT
The Marshall Field of That City
Here on Department Store
InsDAction.

y ~. Burbr,AgA who likes 70 call
A1mssaf he Marshaii Field Of London
anA \ the managing director Of the
Saeesss department store on the other
sids Of the ocean. arrived here to-day
- study the American department
storsA
Il hope 10 sst many susssstSsns.- he
said, but We have long ago founA that
vs hAv~ nothing TO gain b. copying
your whole scheme In all ~ dstAiis-
Sslfr,dgs, ysu know. tried an American
department store In London. with spe-
ciai bargain days every week and AL
that sort OF thins. Our people crowded
the store for . little while out Of curi-
osity and then they fell away rom him
until he had TO come hack 70 our
msthods
The British public dossuS oars for
bargain day.. II likes staple Goods and
10 willing 70 pay staple prsos for them.
A bargain day once In year or Two 10
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ARREST MS REWARD
FOR FINDING A DOG.
Actress Olga Bhtton, Who Offered
500, Annoyed Because Man
Is Freed In Court.


M0t9 m exciting ten minutes In
yonlEviiis Court to-day. Tiny. a fve-
pound go white Pomsranian. was re-
seDsed 10 the arms Of her mistress.
o. Britton. . vaudeville actress
Oven then Aflss Mitton, WHO was
aaxious enough for the return OF Tiny
- ofDsr . no reward. want satisfied.
bocanse Magistrate Butts announced
tAaA Patrick Oorbett was "honora bly,
DISCHARGED"
When AGiss Britton started In an
automobiis for Atlantic City on Aug.
.. Tiny was sent to tho Bide-a- Wee
street. Three nights later. Morris Ber-
reford, q human bider In the Bide-a-
Wee. found his charges In high cx-
citement. The door had been pried open
aod Tiny's apartment wac vacant
Attorney Leopold Frank OF No. lo2
Rector street had been appointed
Tiny's guardian. He advertised. offer.
Ing the reward for Tiny. and com.
municated with Miss Britton.
Corbett. foreman for Joseph q. Cor
don. coal dealer In East Thirty.
eighth street. called yesterday at the
Hotel Gerard. where Miss Brittor
itscs' eno oshou ~ ohe ToSobniheu iinS
IN the bundle OF fur he carried She
did. and 90 did Detective Andrews
who had been waiting for some one &c
claim the reward Andrews took Cor
bstt TO the East Thirty-hfth street po
lice station. where he was charged
With receiving stolen property.
Corbett told Magistrate Butts M
found Tiny IN a-coal pocket at IN.
Gordon yards and had washed her ant
fed her until she becs/s plump ant
white asaiN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-21

In concentration. Tuxedo
soothes, tranquilizes and slim
ulates brain activity. They say
that Stevenson wrote best
when he smoked a pipe. l can
easily understand this, for
Tuxedo has helped me in some
of my hardest cases."
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Bath Spray, 69c

Regular price, CSC. Five feet
of the best white rubber, with
aluminium sprinkler and nozzle,
making it exceedingly light and
very comfortable for use. Nom
unstable. The quantity Of these
excellent sprays is limited.
While they last we will sell "a
this 98c. spray for. .... OSc
Other high grada bath sprays.
made of the best quality rubber,
with nickel attachments. Ex-
ccllent wearing qualities. Fully
guaranteed. Prices from 99c
up.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-21

WASHINGTON. Aug 2i.--President
rAft to-day sent TO the Senate the fol-
isswins consular nominations: Perry c
1zAyy Of Montanata. at Zanzibar; David
J. Myers Of Georgia. at Puerto Cortez.
E1DnduNs: George n. Hanson OF Utah.
~ Hobart. Tasmania; Walter A. Leon
Nd Of Illinois. ct Stavnyer. Norway:
Frank Anderson Henry OF Delaware. ~
Guadeiou2e. West Indsea; Charles For-
saa9 Of Louisiana. 81 Turks islsnd. West
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You Are Safe When You Buy at
II
1 R1KER AND hEGEMAN DE
''She w alks
in Beauty

And truly Is she an exquisite
picture--the woman perfectly
groomcd.
A toilet table de lure fitted
with Mary Garden requisites,
and half an hours CONSCIENTIOUS
application of them night and
morning. cannot help but add
to the beauty OF any woman.
Particularly should care be given
to the hair and complexion at
this season Of the year. after ex-
posure to the sting Of summer
out -of-doors.
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my chicf little
assistant, a. II
were. w hen
I'm confronted
by an especially
obscure and diff
fcult plot, I sit
down, think and
smoke. Some
how q pipe helps
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wilson FORCES =
1.-THE FIGHTING IN
4 MIDDLE WEST
Sands Sanstm Core and Other
Clm,paagnes 10 Take
oasyest Chicago

- 0WE O. o. AM. n-Davisscn
q. - DsmouUao rsationai Campaign
oommesAss-0o4 IN authority but n
genu1phiosl acs1vtty-was announced b.
~ ~ GOV. Wilson. One haif q ebe
coonnesss wsaa b. located IN New rUh
OH ed ths other hall IN chicago.
wo9O slhosn Of the committee to-day
egoableshsd ths western hsadQuArtrs Of
tAe Democratic campaign.
Tue 0ovsrnor announced that SENATOR
00U AZ Oklahoma, Chairman OF the
Committee on Organization; represent
affvs Burieson OF TenAa. Chairman Of
she epsaksrs Bureau; Senator Reed Of
oGnsour1. Judge W. r. King OF Oregon.
80 Charles r.. Crane. the vicc-ChAir-
nan Of me Finance Committee. would
cooperate a& Chicago with Joseph 4.
nsvsss. Secretary of the National Com
mkttse.
~ TIE New York headouartsrs, b.
sedoa National Chairman McComhs ana
Wce-C Chairman MoAdoo, win be sta
tered Doiia weiis, tho National Treas-
ursr: Henry Morganthau. Chairman Of
the Finance Committee: Joseph Danaeiet
Chairman Of the Publicity Commfttss:
WHARF sauiSbury. Chairman a he
Special Bureau; Representative ~
lrlsohsii Palmer Of Pennsylvania. nsD-
rsscssauvs Noonucuddy Of Maine -
OooAkor O0ormAn Of New Yof6
oov. WlLeoN ENpLAiNo NE
CAMPAIGN PLAN
nxDiaananS The new plan a - >nD-
nasun 0ov. wl,oon tnvusA - coDoWon0
stnssmsnt:
N'Ths asTAnOsuaDe yeeoeso6 - O
caSu does not n auv wAy meoosso q
cut aoross he su1Aoseky q ~ yoooeno'
Csmpaign Comn1ksss - VoeAA y
merely transesss Aa,e q - osnm1sesa
- CAlease u srass - shay nay 60
dues thssr werk VhGs M Dsa11 sseW'
sass - sAs vssassa esantsH ~ oe0'
nisees u shAsUs = l1v11aA - Oas>
mssUly ana ma n aueAeso1As
Ths oovssuoe 80 mao paa1o1s -
eogEoapooAanos M JoseUA u Oavas1
with rsesrsuoo - - NV asvaaG~nenG
In his loeGAP - - o0Veg0oe. NJ
Davies said:
'VAe WSstss1 ~aDu10 q 0l1oaOA
am esav4nosd. ahou1A - esn1aoesd
Tie eame nannG - - Nasionai con-
paaa % nov os1ng eoahucted-that 4
" Q Osnsral d1rsoeosa4A WHICH - ~
nasbeas1 eampaaUn eana1Dts q ~ msn
b6so q ~ samoaAm oonm1eosA -,
~ aSou1sasl ~ yso anA ~ Dsns
craeic Nstiooai Osam1sesA n Sfssae 1
S1usiIae eeean1saA1eo q tAe West. whloi
q tie ssms TINE w0ahd b in oonso
nsnee WITH ~ en&irs committee,
weu11 sugesse mat . ouxnoer Of a
e1anonaa oampaim Co0mitsss - ~
OnaUtsA ~ yoa - mahs oho6os u
ooaA0uAstsss Of thslr rsspsoeivs ao<iv1
- ms Wi givs 70 ths campalD 4
~ Wsst the osnsn& OF che osumo'
tnAUsnsue end Wisdom Of cheese ssntle
-
AseAs - ne ssscueevs ansssumaoe q
0DGh committee Il y my judgment ~
could Be- a <hs largest measure q
sssveos % you end Ne oasss whicA ~
0nnA nps."
= h1s angwsr the Governor approvs
- plan a Afr. Davies. adding. 90
aGse0 perfectly With my desire to NAL
oh1naGo one q the chief oentrss Of d
vUe q ths CAmpaAm Committee"
~ 0Ovsrnor said he expected u
WeDossn AsaAQuaFtsrs a. Chicago to
= eu0 operation IN q tsw days. A.
- western hsadauartsrs ana branchs
- - nothing definite had ~ b.
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Bath Towels

Only few of these! If you
wish to get one, don't delay.
Finest quality, heavy towel.
Will outwear three ordinary
towels. It's big size - e5xG0--
and excellent quality make it
exceptional. Good $l.25
value. While they last, o.
only OSc
Turkish Bath white cotton
towels; heavy weight, hemn,ed;
size 2412 inches by A inches.
A good bargain at any time at
csc. Sale. per pair, 35c; "a
Christy's Unb1eached Eng
lish Towels, Of linen crash.
Prices SOC to. $l.57.
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my tobacco trails have led me to but one
satisfactory conclusion-that's Tuxedo"
says the World Famous Sleuth.

"Taik about following false
trailsi Tho discovery Of Tuxedo
took me over moro ground, and
caused moro experiments, than
tho landing of the Lupo gang"
Thus spoke big Bill" Flynn.
chief Of the Eastern and most
important Division of tho United
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-21

States S ecret
Service, 40 he
Sat In his Office,
m editatively
90 templating
Q pipe of tobac-
90. Big. broad
shouldered, O
" h ole 8 o m Q ,
strong bulk OF
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clear up shopworn stock they can un-
dsrstand, but not q succession Of such
saiss every week. But in many OF your
details there are suggestions which i
know will be most helpful 10 ua'
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Novel and convenient. A
large shower spray, a rubber
massage brush, which may also
be used for a needle bath, and
a smaller sprinkler for n milder
body spray or a shampoo. Each
can be easily attached or re-
moved from tubing. Simple.
compact and n00o
durable. Only. $A.AS
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- smoked vS,Ioas brusds.
Finally, 7 bought Tuxedo.
II has been NTH me since
my chief assistant.
%&z,

Q man, he was every antithesis
of what the legendary Sherlock
Holmes should be. His face
broad, kindly - beamed with
geniality. His eyes, lighting
with q friendly greeting, were
nevertheless shrewd, magnetic,
all-penetrating.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-21

Before I found Tuxedo I
smoked various brands. Ono
tobacco bit my tongue. Others
were too strong. I smoked
raw tobaccos and scented to-
baccos. Finally, I bought .
can of Tuxedo.
It's been with me since
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Gsas'sA
The Mary Garden Massage.
After exposure to sunburn try u
delicate massage with Mary
Garden Cold Cream, followed
by the application Of an ice
cold towel. over which a towel
wrung out in very hot water
should be placed. Pepeat three
or four times. Then after a
second massage, a bit more
vigorous, the cold cream should
be allowed to remain upon the
face for at least fifteen minutes.
Pemove the superfluous cream
and thoroughly clean the skin
with chamois or absorbent cot
ton. 1t is then ready to take
the powder.
The Mary Garden Semi
Shampoo. This should be
taken at least once week
while the hair is exposed to the
brilliant sun OF the scashore or
country. First brush the hair
q hundred strokes with u stiff
yet pliablc brush. Then rub
Mary Garden Brilliantinc thor
oughly into the scalp with n
careful rotary motion. About
twice the usual quantity is re-
quired for seashorc treatment,
because OF the brittleness of the
hair after bathing and sun
exposure. After the brilliantine,
q towel wrung in scalding water
should be wrapped around the
hair and allowed to remain for
a few minutes. Then the hair
should be famed in the sun,
and last OF all comes another
hundred brush strokes.
The Mary Garden Body
Massage. After the quick
sponging with cold water that
follows bath in the sea follow
with an alcohol massage. a
Ibody massage should always
begin with the feet, the move
lnent tending upward. After
the alcohol, massage well into
the skin a light sprinkle of Mary
Garden Talcum. The hands
and arms should be rubbed
with as much Mary Garden
Cold Cream as they will absorb
Mary Garden Sachet
Powder sprinkled among the
, towels and face cloths adds ,
delightful and most luxurious
touch to the toilet preparations
. No toilet eparations can cree! hos
hat bear the name Of he wonderful dird
= Mary Garden. You should certainl
) Try them.
9 Mary Garden ColdCream, soc vi
Mary Garden Brilliantine. 3
r Mary Garden Talcum. e.. so
7 Mary Garden Face Powder. $
Mary Garden Sachct Use u
Mary Garden Soap. $40
| Mary Garden Extract. .. $40
| Mary Garden Toilet Water .
| Snow Ball Powder
| Puffs
| Round, soft, downy-thc mos
II beautiful, q
| /lu..N Turing puff j
~ ~ "a the worl {
III III with convcr
| VsSesAyEfssY lent whit
| 49,. ss,a knob tied wit
II dainty ribbon
| 612 inches in diameter; wort
| $3.50, our price. sl.ls. 81
| inches in diameter; worth NO
| sl.s5. our price, 49,. 20
] Other splendid puffs, I0c i
You Are Safe When Y
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-11-26
PERSONAL
COmings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

ED STONE. socialist candidate for
county treasurer at the last general
election. left this morning for San
Francisco. where he goes to recuper-
ate his health, having been an in
mate Of the Miners hospital for the
past ten days.
CON FISHER departed for Reno
this morning. where he goes to meet
Senator-eiect Key Pittman.
JAMES DARKOUGH of Darrough's
hot springs is visiting in Tonopah.
l.. l.. BLUMENTHAL, now residing
in San Francisco, arrived on this
mornings train from the exposition
city.
o. L. METCALF of the Southern
Pacific railroad with headquarters at
Reno. arrived from the north yes
terday and is spending the day in
Tonopah looking after the freight
and passenger interests of his com
pany.
FRED L. MINER. the well known
newspaper and mining map of Man
haitian. came over from the place
camp last evening and will spen'
a few days in Tonopah
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STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations, and the record OF the
days sales. as received from the
San Francisco stock exchange this
afternoon by Broker II. Z. Ep-
slime:
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DOCUMENTS FILED WITH
COUNTY RECORDER

The following documents We're
iiled today with the county recorder:
Deed-A, Fitzgerald to S. P. San
os, lot 8. block s Manhattan. Con
sideration, $40.
Deed-F. P. Mannix as county
treasurer to S. p. Santos, lot s, block
8, Manhattan Consideration, $lO.54,
Bill of Sale-A NJ. Lebeau 10 Sill
verino Penelas, two-room house and
corral at Duluth Consideration, $40.
Bill of sale-Ed Malley as sheriff
of Nye county 10 Nevada Johnnie
Mining company, Golden Eagle group
of claims in the Johnnie mining dis
! trict Consideration $1,000.
Trust deed-Nevada Johnnie Min
ing company to Bert Harris; on a
house, $25O0.
Reconveyance-Ber Harris TO Ne
vada Johnnie Mining company, house
as mentioned above.
Deed Humphrey Supply company
to T. J. Bell, sectional land south
east of Becker ranch. Consideration
$40.
Bill of sale Humphrey Supply con
pany to T. j. Bell, on ground covered
by above deed Consideration, $40.
Deed-O. II. Gallup to Adams anC
McGnl, sectional land. Consideration
IS.
Deed-T. j. Auxier to Ravenscraf
to Antonio Abello Evening Star min
ing claim, Manhattan district.
Proof of labor-Em Penola2
Lucky Cut. Polly and Waterloo mir
ing claims, Gold Crater mining dis
fTict
Proof of labor-Fred Amigo, Ala
group of claims, Reese river minin
district.
Location notice. A. Berger, Sc
mona claim, Tonopah mining district
Location notice-M Evensen, E'
ensen Fraction No. 2 and Eyense
fraction, Tonopah mining district
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ADJUSTMENTS
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Butler Thestcr

The pictures are as follows pals"
a Pathe western story; Across the
Broad Pacific" an Essanay scenic
picture which is very interesting,
'In the Isles of the Wild. a Bio
graph drama, and THE Little Girl
Next Door" by Nina Rhoades. A
we'll known story by a well known
author and one with a strong heart
touch. The central figure is a little
blind girl whose loyable personality
is the means Of righting a great
wrong done many years before.
Next Friday. Pathe's Weekly No.
A. Saturday. Nov 80 What Happen
ed to Mary"
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WALKED our OF WINDOW

NEW YORK, Nov 26.-Dreaming
there was a fire in her apartments,
Mrs. Ida Radt, wife of a New York
banker. walked in her sleep through
window in an uptown hotel early
today and plunged down skylight
several stories She was seriously. IL
not fatally hurt. She explained her
dream when picked up. then lapsed
into Inconsistencies
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CARNEGIE TO CELEBRATE

NEW YORK. Nov % Andrew
Carnegie will celebrate the seventy
seventh anniversary of his birth to-
morrow He is too deeply immersed
in work relating TO the Carnegie cor
)oration, which is to assume charge
If his philanthropic work, to cele-
brate extensively, but he has invited
Is of his closest friends TO commem-
crate the event with him al for
NAL dinner at night.
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scHRANK IN ASYLUM

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov 26-John
Schrank, who shot Colonel Roosevelt,
was taken to the Northern hospital
for the insane near Oshkosh today.
Judge Backus having committed him
TO that institution on Friday after a
commission of alienists had adjudged
him insane
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BENEFITS LOCAL PEOPLE

Tonopah people have discovered
that A SINGLE DOSE OF simple
buckthorn bark. glyeerine. etc. as
compounded in Adler-i-ka. the Ger
man appendicitis remedy. removes
gas ON the stomach and constipation
AT ONCE. For sale by the Tonopah
Drug Co.
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WOMEN OF wooocRAFr

Tonopah Circle No 739, viii hold
election of officers Wednesday even,
Ing. Nov q. All members are re-
luested TO be present at che meeting.
HELEN II. O'CONNELL. Clerk 1879.
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