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La Junta tribune., 1907-02-09
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STATE ~ Colorado.

STATE ~ COLORADO.
totxIf oS OTnno.
In the matter II the estate 81 James ".
ovder TO shoe cause on r--tition for sale Of
real estate.
This matter coming on sS 10 heard this
sixth day of February A. D.. lsls, at-,ss th~ ~
tition hlr-t hev~in by Earl ". hz-kins. Ad-
fullo~ins Described real estate. os . portion
thereof. ts~it; The southwest quarter of
section eight. township twenty Hour. sooth
~ range hfty four west In Osero couney !.
Color.do. for the purI.s-e Of p.yiss the
int~re-ts Of the estate. and u nos spt~sr-
ins to the Court fros said y~vtifssn that prop~s
and legal xruanA- fos tk~ sale u all or . Is,s-
tioa OF aid real estate.
>Ow, rHEREfOkE. u 10 ordered by the
Horace T. Bro~n. james ". bro~n asA all
parsons y ho arr iesat~e> or desisees at ~Aid
estate. ar any part th~reaf. or h~ir- of said de-
ced-ns b~ and apps.r i.efore -aid Csayt st th-
Ja.t., CoautY and STATE .fer-s.id. :a the
seventh day ~ March 4. u. isD., ct the hcar of
10 'cls-k Ia the for~ns-sn of I'D day. then aud
tk-r- to -ko~ cau-~. ~ any there h.. ~hy an or
der ~hoald not h- mad. dsr-ctinx the said ad-
mini-trztas 10 s~- the hole or 20 mach os
1t - StRTHER ORDERED that this o.
der b. psbii.h~d TOR st Hast four successive
sssk. !. tAs ka yvsTA IEs.sn. weekly
II q ycRfnER ORDEkED that Clyde
=. Davis. E-y-. of aid County 81 Dseso. b. and
he l. her~by appointed guardian ed lit-m
for Horaes y Brown and James ". Brovn.
Ny the Coarts A ~ WALLIS.
First publication F.bruar, sth.
Last pabiieation March and
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-09

infoTmsfioa j. 10 the eject that Mr.
Heeshohm's mother did hs1see be
reached his destination Ihe re-
mains will be shipped 70 Canada for
final internent.
Engine No. 81. Of the Dodge City
stub run. Engineer Shrum. made
a parachute leap into the turn table
pit Thursday and was out Of com
mission for one day
Charles F. Helm. the real estate
man. reports TIE sale this weex Of
two residence properties Engineer
T. A. Harvey purchased Chris Gar
ber's FIVE room cottage on San Juan
avenue for $500. and ConductOr
Ed McGeeney IS now the owner II
Jesse Brunk's FIVE room cottage on
Santa Fe avenue. the consideration
beng $3.50
The La Junta Land Company fled
a plat Of the Gillen addition in the
office of the county clerk Thursfay
morning. The tract. which adjoins
Bradish addition on the east. en-
braces 100 acres which has been cut
up into 4a0 lots. Lots in the new
addition have not as yet been placed
upon the market. but probably will
be in the very near future.
We are in receipt Of . souvenir
postal from Cindad Juarez. old
Mexico. depicting a cock fight the
start. the fight. and the finish. II IS
labelled Nixon and Hayter. with
the name Of the latter carefully in
scribed under the Growing cock at
the finish. We would like to wager
an iron dollar. however. that Prank
Nixon would never stand for this
wind-up.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the past week to the following:
Robert NJ. Harwood and Amanda
Karth. both Of Granada: Philip Ches-
ney and Myrtle Porter. both of La
Junta: W. c. Brewer and Eva Bell
Richardson. both Of Olney.
The Elks' will give . social dance
on Tuesday evening. February 18th.
to all brother Elks and their ladies'
the occasion being incident 10 the
opening Of the new dance hall in the
Dougherty block. The formal open
ing Of the new club rooms will be
deferred until later date.
Johnnie" Norton, Of the Norton
Auto Company. sold three sutomo-
biles in Las AnimAs this week Of the
REQ denomination-on TO H. l..
Lubers. another to DR.. Hardy. and
still another to John Davidsoq. LIS
Animas will soon be in the La gunta
class. il she keeps up her present
pace.
J. II. Baldridge received a tele-
gram from his wife THURSDAY. an
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will occupy it as soon as completed.
Las Animas Leader. Both Mr..
Hagaman and Mr.. Carl are former
residents of La aJunta and well known
here.
Bernard Huff has leased his place
in North La Junta to x. ;. Clemson.
the butcher. Mr.. Huff expects to
leave in few weeks for California
for the benefit Of his health.
WANTED man to sell sewing
machines and collect: good pay and
permanent employment. Call at the
office of the Singer Sewing Machine
Co, PIP Santa Fe avenue. {. Il.
Forbes. manager.
The record for releases of deeds Of
trust in the county treasurer's Office
during the month Of January was
the best ever. the number recorded
being forty-four. This is an evil
dence of prosperity Of which Otero
county can De proud.
George II. Nelson. refrige, ator in
spector at this point for the past
three years. has been transferred
to Topeka. and xill locate there per-
manently about March 1st. The
transfer is in the line of promotion.
with an increase in salary and en-
larRed territory.
Earl Fenton. Of Denver, who has
been visiting his father. Engineer
Billy" Fenton. during the past ten
days. returned home yesterday.
Earl is La Junta production. and
was born and raised here. but has
lived 80 long in the metropolis that
his native heath don't look good to
him any more
c. A. Beerbohm received . tele-
gram last Tuesday night from Chi
cago notifying him that his mother
w.s seriously i'll snd not expected To-
live. Mr. BeefboAm Ieft On No. 4
Wsdnesaay nosa fer ChicagO. Later
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-09

nsaaeiag the dso&h On WsAro.aaV
~ q Ma Nnensee RnA0. nsehsR
a As- naldsidge. ~ wapelIo. Iess.
~ the aAvaneed age u g yeaFs-
4n- Baldridge wss summoned to
the hsasde of her mother about
three weeks ago-
The Ladies' Mission circle Of the
Baptist church held q very fine so
ciAl at the parsonage last evening.
There were no -wali-fiowers" NJ
this social for the women Of this or
ganization know how 10 have STIR
ring times.
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sonG noaG LOCAL IrGaS.
Trade with II. G.. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.


Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
Smoke Ia Junta's Best" SOLD
by all deaiers.
WANTED Two rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire at this office.
WANTED Horses to pasture. In
quire Of J. II. Shulz. North La Junta.
For SALE OR REST-Ten acres in
North La Junta. Inquire of l.. r.
Theits.
Mems and boys shoes in great
variety. at Erickson's, opposite the
city hall.
WANTED To buy good gentle
mare. weight 100 or 1900 pounds.
Inquire sos Santa Fe avenue.
DIR. +. G. Edwards is now the pos
SCISSOR of an automobile. having ac-
auired the Cadillac runabout hither-
TO operated by X. A. Steen-
When buying bicycles or automo-
biles see the S. E. Norton Auto
Company. u East First street.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertakers and embalmers- Phone.
East ~: night phone. Junta ~.
Gem" -four. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling Co.
Matt Daimler has just received a
carload Of Pennsylvania Piedmont
smithing coal. Send in your orders
John Majors was down from Ra-
ton Thursday and attended the
Swink fistic encounter in the evening.
j. Hagaman. Of Arlington. and
Dan Carl. Of Lamar. have formed .
partnership to carry on the business
Il furniture and hardware dealefs-
ny hnye Ieassd de HUey store
Fus0 NV undes coastruetion. md
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SueAR CRY D1ARTnur
coooUeSW ~
oUa SPGcaAl coaaEsP000GnT

Mrs.. J. z. Williams is still on the
sick list
We are glad to see Dave Rearick
out again
Mr.. E. L. Hall makes first-class
promoter.
Mr.. Wintermute has bought the
Schoepfel ranch.
Mr.. Richards made a business trip
10 Ordway Tuesday.
j. Z. Williams was a county seat
visitor last Wednesday.
The Ordway beet dump has been
closed until February 18th.
Mrs. ]. II. Winfelder entertained
the ladies aid society Thursday.
Mrs. Foex and Mrs. Signor visited
Miss Custer in Ordway last Wednes-
day.
Seven cattle belonging to Mr.. Cav
anaugh were swept under the ice
and drowned.
IL is reported that Garfield & Ap-
pei will put in lumber yard at the
new town of Lolita.
Mrs. Banford. mother Of Mrs
Rockwell. returned from Denver
visit last Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. II. Ingalls,. accompanied
by her daughter. Clarissa. was a
Pueblo visitor Wednesday.
Jim Cayanaugh has the alterna-
tive Of removing his house or con-
verting il into a house boat.
Master Enrol johnson gave party
to twenty Of his little friends Febru-
AIRY 5th, on his fifth birthday.
Messrs Appel and Garfield have
the contract to repair the factory.
Il was recently damaged by fire.
Mr.. Pond. Of Colorado Springs. is
here. His problem just now IS to
nut some water on his desert claim.
Mr.. Lester. Of Marysville. Mo-.
went to work in the Citizens Ex-
change Bank this week As assistant
cashier.
The Lolita Land. Town and lrriga-
ton Company has been Incorporated.
A town has been surveyed and the
sale Of lots will occur in the near fu-
ture. probably next week. Already
ninety lots have been spoken for,
people from Pueblo and Colorado
Spring taking an active interest IN
the bidding. A new depot is prom
ised by the Missouri Pacific. Since
last October Mr.. Collins has located
10 families near the town site. and
the number is steadily increasing.
The MINIS reservoir will irrigate
1880 acres. and an increased capaci-
~ is planned for the immediate fu-
ture. Many intend to experiment
with the Campbell dry farming. Mr..
f. l.. Hall has secured n lumber
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HOUSE WASH BILL,
BIDS FOR TOWELS

For the washing Of towels that dry the
legislative hands on the House side OF
the Capitol, bids have been asked by
Chief Clerk Browning, OF the House Of
Representative. The bids will be opened
with much pomp and ceremony on the
18th of this month.
II is no slight thing. this awarding of
the contract for the washing of the Con-
gressional towels. For. be It known, the
Representatives, OF the people and their
henchmen used in one month last ses-
sion 32,315 hand towels and l6l7 bath
towels. grand total Of 1882.
Last year Mr.. Browning succeeded in
making a contract with a Washington
laundry whereby the towels were washed
at the rate of 291z cents per 100. He
hopes to get even a better rate this
spring.
The bills for washing towels for the
three fu 1 months Of December, January,
and February. in last session., amounted
10 $40 Next session watch viii be a
six-month term. will call for even more
washing When towels are used at the
rate Of $4,000 per month, the bills are
necessarily large.
II. as has been said, cleanliness IS
next 10 goodness" II would seem from
the towel list that the House OF Repre-
sentatives Is far UP in the scale OF
righteousness
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VETERANS PLAN
FOR ENCAMP NENT
Committees Chosen to Ar
range for Biennial Meet
ing in July.

Chairmen for the several committees,
v no will have. charge Of the biennial en-
campment Of the Army and Navy Union
70 be held in washington beginning
/ July II, were selected at a meeting In
q. A. r. Hall last night. The executive
committee was formed into a permanent
organization. and meetings will be held
every Saturday evening until the en-
campment.
Capt. J. Walter Mitchell, commander
of the Department Of the District Span
ish War Veterans, who conducted the
most successful encampment ever given
by that organization, was unanimously
selected as permanent chairman of the
executive committee. Captain Mitchell
will have entire charge of the arrange
ments.
Immediately after his election TO the
Craftsmanship Captain Mitchell asked
the committeeman to give him their best
support ana exert every effort to make
this the largest and best encampmeEt
and entertain the visiting soldiers as
they should be entertained. He fixed
Saturday night as the time for the
meetings because he believed the COM
mitteemen could spare more time then
and devote their best energies TO the
Tomorrow afternoon the committee
men viii meet IL Captain MitchelTs
nome, 81 Third street northwest, to map
OUT tentative program for the en-
campment.
Commander r. c. Galbraith. OF Col
Theodore Roosevelt Garrison who Dre-
sided at the meeting last night prior to
captain Mitchel's election, was chosen
as secretary of the committee. Abra-
nam Hart, formerly commander of the
Department of the Potomac, G.. A. r..
was elected treasurer Mr. Hart was
rendered a vote OF thanks for his ffnan-
cial assistance TO the COMMITTEES.
CAPTAIN Mitchell appointed chairmen
IOr Iodr sub committees. They are
commander Thacker r. Lee. Admiral
Porter Garrison, chairman OF finance
committee. Commander w. T Conrav
Guy v. Henry Garrison, chairman of
committee on hall or place Of meeting:
Commander George L. Snider. Roosevelt
Garrison, chairman Of committee on en-
tertainment, and Charles w. Blush
Porter Garrison, chairman of commit
tee on badges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11
BOOKS ON HONDURAS
AND NICARAGUA
List of Works on Republics
in the Public
Library.

The District Public Library offers the
following list Of books on Honduras and
Nicaragua:
Hutchinson, Lincoln. Report on
Trade Conditions in Central America by
Special Agent of the Department Of
Commerce and Labor" 1906. HK993-
H572r. Few pages only on these two
countries, but latest official information.
Vincent. Frank. In and Out OF Gen.
trail America" 1890 Gs61-V7f31.
American Honduras Company"
Spanish Honduras: its rivers. lagoons.
savannahs. etc 1908. Report of the chief
engineer OF American Honduras Com
pany, profuseiy Illustrated. G965- Am374s
Charles, Cecil. Honduras: the Land
OF Great Depths" 1850. G965-C3S2h.
Squier. z. G. "HonIuras." 1870. Ex-
tended and reliable work G965-Sq437.
United States American Republics
Keasby, l. NJ. Nicaragua Canal and
the Monroe Doctrine Contains much
matter on the history Of the country
HJC-K2l5
Sheldon. H. I. Notes on the Mica
ragua Canal" 1902. Contains matter
Sh46.
simmons ". f. Nicaragua Canal. -
1900 Describes the country and people,
as well as the canal SS-Si45.
Squier, F. c. Nicaragua: It's People.
Scenery. Monuments. etc" 1850 An old
standard work GS66-Sq43.
Walker J. w. c. ocean TO Ocean:
an Account Personal and Historical OF
Nicaragua and Its People" 1902 G966-
United States Isthraian Canal COM
mission, 1Sg9-1q02 Report OF the 18th
milan Commission. 7S99-l91. HJC-Un37r.
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MOORE IN CHARGE
Of PATENT OFFICE

Edward r. Moore. since May, 1899, AS
slstant Commissioner 10 Patents, has
been appointed by the Presidtnt TO be
Commissioner. succeeding Commission
or Allen. who resigned recently 70 re-
sumo the practice Of law. The appoint
ment OF Mr.. Moore was Z most happy
one. The news spread through the Pat
cnt ONCE about O'Clock yesterday AZ
tcrnoon, and IN a few minutes the OF
fee Of the Assistant Commissioner or
Patents was crowded by clerks-men
and wOmen-who came &c tender him
congratulations on his promotion Many
OF those Who shook Mr.. MOore's hand
IN sincere friendship entered the Pat
ent Office with the new Commissioner
in June 1888. when the latter entered
upon the duties Of "A S1.Z00 clerkship.
Mr.. Moore has served continuously IN
the Patent Ofhca his rise being grad
ual He was a fourth assistant exam
ineT. law clerk. principal examiner. and
then Assistant Commissioner Of Patents.
In 1900 Mr. Moore represented the Uni
ted States Patent Office at the Paris
Exposition.
The new Commissioner Of Paterts was
born in Michigan some fifty odd wears
ago He is well known in the Wolverine
State and has many powerful friends.
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NEW OPERA HOUSE
BY JANUARY FIRST
IF
Hammerstein Signs Agree
ment and Asks Contri-
buttons for Site.

Oscar Hammerstein, the noted i'm
presario, OF New York, has signed an
agreement TO erect in Washington by
January l next a 100000 opera house. if
Washington people viii raise by June
10 100000 for the purchase of a site for
il, and will give him the site unre-
servedly.
He proposes to call the new opera
house the National Opera House.
The plan to raise the 100000 for the
site is TO ask forty wealthy society peo-
pie of this city to contribute each 5000.
In case the money for the site is not
raised by June -. the erection Of the
structure viii be postponed until next
autumn. But ii is thought by those in
terested ir the matter that there VIII
be little trouble IN raising the fund by
June Is.
The site. II is understood, will be In
a central location.
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DAlRYMEN RESOLVE
TO SELL PURE MILK

The Dairvmen's Association of the
District of Columbia, Maryland and Viz
ginia held q star chamber session last
night in the Oppenheimer building, 81
Ninth street northwest. from which rep
resentativeS Of the press We're excluded.
Three Of the Washington papers were
represented by reporters. who were
given a set of resolutions roughly drawn
and which they were told would Dc
adopted by the meeting.
The resolutions express the desire Of
the association TO furnish absolutely
pure milk: that each member assist the
health officer IN bringing about just reg
ulatlons governing dairies and dairy
farms: that all unjust regulations be
contested before the health officer, and
that each member give his assistance in
maintaining a high quality Of milk and
cream for the good of the people.
Asked IL the HOrner letter addressed 70
the MIX Commission would be indorsedr
the president OF the association said he
did not know
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11
MANILA ELECTION
ALARMS CAPITAL

From a trustworthy source Il is learned
that various foreign representatives,
have laid before the State Department
protests from countrymen in Manila
against reorganization of the city coun-
ell as an elective body. This would put
the Filipiuos IN control Of the govern
ment Of the ciyy.
The foreigners claim that more than
three-fourths of the wealth Of the Phil
ippine capital belongs TO foreigners and
Americans and an elective council
would expose II 20 deterioration and ere
ate a feeling OF distrust In the home Of
fees Of firms represented there. This
feeling has been greatly aCceutuated by
the foreign attitude of the native press.
which has declared that no American
is wanted at the City Hall This is
taken as the real attitude Of the ma
tIVes
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Shanghai Consul General
Likes Prospect of
Havana.

Col. J. Linn Rodgers, of Ohio. is to be
consul general at Havana, Cuba He Is
now finishing up his work as consul
general at Shanghai China. and VIII be
glad Of a port nearer home. He was
private secretary TO Governor Bushnell.
Originally a newspaper man in Column
bus, Colonel Rodgers made many
friends. For a time he essayed business
after his experience in the governor )
Office, but the alluremenJ Of public place
brought him into the consular service.
His transfer TO Cuba was much TO his
liking He is a family man and his
wife and babies do not like the exile OF
Shanghai He has had charge of the
supplies donated by Americans for the
starving hOrdes OF Chinese provinces.
He viii probably remain at his old post
until the new consul general, DENLY,
arrives.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11
SPECIAL Excursions
TO JAMESTOWN FAIR

To commemorate the final settlement
at jamestown, there will be a special
illumination Of the fair buildings and
the many warships assembled in Hamp-
ton Roads. at jamestown Exposition.
the coming Monday evening. Passen-
gers from this city via the Norfolk and
Washington steamers sailing Sunday
VIII have an excellent chances to see the
nominations. as the steamers will make
circuit of the fleet before landing.
Italian and Japanese battleships have
recently Joined the fleet, and will also
be Illuminated. In addition to the daily
nlSht boat sailing at $50. a Norfolk and
Washington steamer sails al 4 a m ON
The even dates Of the month. giving tour
lists a daylight view of the Potomac.
chesapeake, and Hampton Roads Both
DAY and night steamers land directly
at the exposition pier
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11
ARRAIGNS LAWYERS
IN LAST TESTAMENT

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, Nav IL
The will OF Gen. j Watts DePeyster.
who left s., 10000. contains this remark
able statement:
My personal property has been very
greatly reduced through the loss OF a
large fortune in legal extortiOn and the
disObedience, ignorance, and neglect, or
worse. of lawyers. and also through the
fact that / have given about s., O00, 600 in
philanthropies. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11

There may be such things as unin-
teresting and unimportant store adver-
tisements-but there are none in this
newspaper. In nine cases out Of ten
where IL is decided that there's some
thing wrong" about store advertising
it will be found TO be with the AMOUNT
OF SPACE USED. rather than the mat
ter itself Your advertising is probably
good enough-sO make il BIG enough,
and il will win.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11
ARCHITECTS TO EXHIBIT
DRAWINGS OF ATELIERS

Tonight, from 10 II o'clock, the
Washington Architectural Club will hold
an exhibition of Atelier drawings ut
their rooms. 729 Fifteenth street north
west. Members and their friends are
invited to be present
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Baltimore and Return, -, BaItimOr.

& Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and Sun
day All trains both ways. both days,
except Royal Limited. City Offices, 1911
C ST. ana GIG Pa. ave-
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Cheap Excursion to Harpers Ferry.

Martinsburg, Berkeley Springs. and
cumberland, sos a. m, Sunday May u
from Baltimore q Ohio station. Wash
ington. D. G. Round trip rate TO Har-
pers Ferry and Martinsburg. 100. TO
Berkeley Springs. 1.35, TO cumberland.
500. A splendid opportunity to spend
a day in the country at small expense.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11
PRESENT JEFFERSON
WITH LOVING CUP

Entering his dressing room last night
at the New National Theater. Thomas
Jefferson. the actor. was surprised to
find awaiting him a gift from the Ken
dali School for the Deaf. at Kendall.
u. C., In the shape Of a handsome low
ing cup. The gift was accompanied by
a letter of gratitude from about forty
Of the Kendall school pupils. who. to-
gether with school children from the
public schools and several other insti-
tAt4'Aar Mtie elif blSSs u MI JtiAtfSoIl
at "A matinee on Wednesday afternoon
in his well-known presentation Of rip
Van Wrinkle"
One clause of this letter reads: I'VE
are deaf, but we understood your play
and enjoyed Il much. Who taught you
10 make siEus2"
The cup is artistically designed and
made Of solid silver. On one side is
engraved the school name and on the
other Thomas Jefferson. 1901"
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Your Surplus Money Will Earn

An income for you If deposited I'm bank
ing department OF Union Trust Co, 1ili
+ ST. where all accounts draw interest.
Deposits are subject 20 check at will
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11
GENERAL WILCOX DEAD;
VETERAN OF THREE WARS

Orlando Wflieox II a retired a
veteran OF the Mexican. Seminole, and
civil wars. is dead here He was for
merry Governor OF the Soldiers Home
at Washington, d. C.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11

Grand Electric Display on War Ships,
Hampton Roads. Monday Eve. May g.
Don't fail 20 see IL from decks of Norfolk
& Washington steamers. See ad. page l.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-11

Where are you going this SUMNER why not
TIE TIE Hotel Lotus F SERk kAW y Es
Coolestl Pieasantest place among the Thou
sAnd Islanos washington references
Nhafles L. SKINNER Watertown, y. Y.
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Spiritual House Cleaning" P. NJ.
Sunday. Bethany Chapel, 18th and c
sw. See church notice.
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Spring Resorts.

The Times conducts a complete
Resort Bureau, where every atten-
ton viii be given persons DESTROYS
OF obtaining information concerning
Resorts throughout the country. The
service is free.