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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
Mr.. AND MRS. MACE ENTERTAIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Irving Mace gave a
card party Wednesday evening at their
home on Glasgow street to about fifty
guests. There were eleven tables, and
twelve games were played, with two
deals around at each table. The
count was scored by points and not by
games won. Mrs Harry C. Orem scored
80 points, and was given the first
prize: Mrs Henry Lloyds score was IS
points, and won the second prize; Mrs
Calvin Harrington won Sc points aud the
third prize; Miss Lille C. Woolford
scored IS points, and won the first prize
for gentlemen; Miss Netlie Mace Won "a
points and the second prize for gentlemen
Mr.. Philip Skinner scored So points and
won the third prize for gentlemen.
After the game an elaborate cold sup
per was served
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
CAPT. J. R. WOoLFoRo EXeNERATED.

The local inspectors of steam vessels an
nouuced their decision yesterday exoner
atiug Capt. Julian r. Woolford, OF the
tug Dixie, from all blame for the loss Of
the barge F. w. Cumminsky, Jr,, and her
crew of two, aud for the drowning of one
of the crew of the barge Perryville. The
local inspectors also decided That there
ives no wi'lful omisaion on the Patt of
Captain Wo0lfold in telling II report to
them the foundeling of the Cumm'psky.
Cap.ain Wexford was charged with
negligence nd unskillfr' ness for abandon
ing ON Apl:l 9 last low of barges in the
Chesapeake bay, between Wolf Trap and
New point. The inspectors find from the
evidence that severe gale prevailed in
the hay on April end that Captain Wool
ford did oil that was possible to get the
tow into smoother waters before 1t sepa-
rated. A greater effort on bis part, the
decision states would have jeopardized
the tug aud possibly the lives of Himself
and all on board.-Fliday's Baltimore
Sun
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26

MONEY TO LOAN-S4OO0. $1,000. $4,000 and
Nl $1,000. to lend on first mortgage. Colds
Dol ough & Fletcher.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, !

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, &C
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank j. CLANCY makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and state afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
tf ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS fol
zach and every case of Catarrh tnat can
not be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, ibis 9th day of December
A. D. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
to1AAJ NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surface of the system. Sedd for
testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledy, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls family pills for constipa
ton.
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NORGE To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIST.

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERS-CAMBRiDGE DlST.
All taxpayers of Cambridge Election
Dist, for the levy of 1906, who have not
already done so, are hereby notified that
if their taxes are not settled in full on or
before December 1, 1907. their property
will at once be advertised.
/ can be found at the store of Woolford
& Skinner on or after Nov. 1, 1907.
CHAs W. BREREwooD,
Collector State and County taxes. levy
1906, Cambridge Dist. 10-25-12t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
FINGER ROLLS.

The Cambridge Bakery has begun max
ing finger rolls for the season Send OF
phone us your orders.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

B. Fleishman s. Bro. are going out of
cosi.-Fleishman's Underselling Store.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26

E1OR RENT-Soore house on Rae street for
L meriy occupied by W. q. Radcliffe and Car
ter Hughlett. Apply to Emerson c. Harrington.
Cambridge Md. 3-7-u.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-26

MONEY To LOAN-in sums of from 500 to
VI 5000 on good. first class mortgages on
own or country property Harrington, Mace
.Ia-~ir--<o,s At,o-,ors-ot-'
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square lG9-NUTW10d A. Eaten 20 Tx 90 Edward
FftEggud and John J. Feran. % secure Enter
Prise Serial Building Association. NfJ1. I-t -
Square A6-Tae Washington Theater Crmrauv 20
George 4. Johnson ard Samue. r. Bond % 81
Circ Penn Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY SIS
V0 years u.T cent, quarterly. original D.,
IS and parts original lors e 8 g. and L.
SQUARE l055-PsJar ". Price q AK. To- I1Serh H
Stewart and Robert Robinson. 20 secure Randolph
Y. Peyt0n. S510 g. L. and Is months. pr cent
lot O.
BGrrvillc-Fre5erick Sharpe, r., e uz q Frank
T. Rawlings and Frank : Collins, % secure NsE
lie H. Hanback, N0. ] 90 g months Isr cent
semi-aHHUaIiy. lots 6 and :. square 53gi
Square TS-Th0Uas Il. AIcKe1gu 60 TX 20 Hertert
4. Gin suG Edward NlCC. Jones. 20 secure AZ
Ingt1n Fire Insurance Company SO, wears
IlT C1uL saIi-auuUaIly. l0, g.
Square S6-T-3nk ClaEdy % Simon Wolf ard Nygr
Cohen, 90 secure W, Oliver Murray. S l1
years, per cent semi-5uuuaIly lot =
Square l0ii-Charits ], Bishop 60 TX. % B Frauci,
saul and WsltG T. Hilton. 10 seclre Haru
Nardman, N.050, monthly notes, pr cent l1-
l.
Wcodley PsTk-Gnnt ". TAYLOR Ct u1- 20 Union
Trust Conpauyr 10 secure II. Il. Dulauy. T. j.
SteIwagen. ". J. FlatLsr, and J. ". Brawuer
receivers. Sl,j6i.45, 2 Years, ) per cent, semi
annually, part lot lC5. square zg4
Square i53-Jmrie CayCrlft 5t viz BENJAMIN T.
90 Simon Lyon and r. r. II. Lyon. % secur5
Cla7cuce II. Reizeustein, $1,000, = months. Te1
cent, let y
Square e-Sus H. !. Bradley to Edward J. srsu-
wagon and George T. Fleming. 20 secure Edward
l. HlllyCT. 81 G1. 5 years. per cent sgIli-au.t,-
ally, part lots % and =
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by 4, o. Brown s Co., mem
Lers Of the New York Stock Exchange aud tie Chi
c1r1 Board o. Trade. Muusey Buili.ug
CEilF. Sept. la-Thc wheat market showed re-
maraab.e perreTsty, in Ticr 4 the news i1aur-0~
playing upon thc market Weather Is somewhat
miLdT this side Of the Canadian luc and there
was considerable cash CONTRACT wheat trausf .uad
from private 70 public elevators. Early factors g
strength we're The advance II 1854 % l7sl 40 Liver
pool Later influences were barge cash sales leTe
and Southwest Local cash sales aggregated f2o 90
bushels. including many grades q winter wheat
For. iguers It buliis5 construction on fhe Russian
crop report as II was well below the average ot re-
cent years and about 100000 bushels less than
estimated by the Hungarian minister I agriculture
in his report made UP twenty DAYS earlier,
Corn was weaker because cf -he weak wheat mar-
kCt and q liberal run Of receipts from the country.
There gas considerable selling by cash interests but
this was over early in the day Cash shipping trade
was somewhat better than yesterday, but far from
heavy Actual sales reported $4,000 bushels dis
triutgd among larger number 81 houses than yes
t.rIar Soab0ard sales. % loads.
Tie cats market was nervous with light trade
Cash oats were as irregular yesterday. Russian
cr1 reports make the yield 30 600 g9J bushels larger
than a year ago. Weather favorable for movement
from country.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Criminal Court No. ]
JUSTICE GOULD.


United States vs. William Phillips; graud larceny,
recoenizsnce, $50 taken with W W. Stewart surety
United States vs. James Wise; HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny; plea not guilty.
United States vs.. Harry Nolan assault with dan
Fcro1s weapon; plea not guilty.
United States vs. Celia Redmond; grand larceny
plea not guilty Attorney J. B. Archer. II.
United States rs. William Nolan and George
FOulkes; breaking and grand larceny; plea not
guilty
United States vs. George Williams housebreaking
plea guilty: sentence. peuiteutiary for two years
United States vs.. John +. Benner: ombezzlement
plea guilty; sentence. iail six months Attorney,
David R0thschild.
United States vs.. Milton Banks housebreakins
and larceny: plea guilty; sentence. penitentiary for
three years.
United States vs.. Winston Bridget; violating polcy
law; plea guilty; sentence Jail five months.
United States IS. William Anderson; assault with
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
United States vs.. Clarence Saunders; assault with
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty. Attorney. c. E.
Foster
United States vs.. James W. Ross; housebreaking
and larceny; plea guilty. sentence penitentary for
six years.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1,
TTrgVTTE EIT~Tn


In 70 ". T. Speir Company, receiver authorized
% iud5r-e note. Attorney Philip Walker
In re petition of Letjta McKcuav; change o
name authorized, Petitioners solicitor. A. "
Scott,
In re luuacy Of Terance McGee; ardar 10 file addi
ti-U3l bond
Re.ubgrs vs.. ReiubsrE. rule 70 show cause return
able september % Ccmplainaut's solicitor NiCto
i. DciE; defendants solicitors Campbell Caring
t1u and ~ j. Trift.
Washington Market Company IS Brown; order ap
pointing guardian a. lism and decree pro confess
against certain defendants Compiainants solicitor
A. A. B.uev.
smith rs. smith, order continuing hearing. Com
T'H'uaut= solicitors. NEgthy Sheelyi defendant
solicitor. A T. webb.
Ba'5tCT T5. Cad.CE. sale confirmed uiSj. Complain
ants solicitors. Archer & Smith; defendants solicit
tors, Gol5leu s Feuuiug
Smith rs Garner; motion % dismiss ovsrrIsd
C1mp,aiuauts solicitor r. b. BehHnd. defendant
solicitor ". N0Sby Williams.
Lindsey vs.. Lindsey; proof ordered taken hef0n
y. Carroll Downs. examiner. Complainant s0ljci
tor. William Henry White defendants solicitor, "
L. Portion.
BrandgubUrg Va Dewey; sale Of Aualostau ISLAND
ratified and confirmed. Petitioners solicitors Blai
Lee and J. =. CoughIan; exoeptant's solicitors Car
Isle s. johnson
Huth rs. Turner. guardian ad litem appointed
Compliments solicitor Oscar NluCk
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
High Tariff FaI,ers.

From the st. Louis Republic
With clothing 22.9 per cent higher than
in 1897, fuel and lighting 1874 per cent
higher than IL 1894, metals and imple-
ments AS per cent higher than in 1898.
lumber and building materials 4l.4 per
cent higher than in 1897. and housefur-
nishing goods advanced $40 on the Sl0l
worth in ten years, there is another class
OF takers we are ready to have ex-
posed from the White House. They can
believe three impossibilities before
breakfast if they really believe the
speeches and messages they write after
breakfast to persuade us that we will be
happier, richer, and more desirable as cit
liens by continuing to pay Dingiey prices
until they get ready unanimously to re-
form them,
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twentv-second street northwest between G and II
streets.-Eldridge F. jordan ct ux. to. +. Olivia
johnson, lot 49, square 79 So
No 52 Eleventh street sOutheast-Arthur Carr.
trustee, 20 Julius Hanein. lot O. square g9i SO
Pennsylvania avenue southeast between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-John o. Haynie e. ux 10
Norwood A. Eaton and Nora Eaton, lot o.
square 1919 SO
Wesley Heights-Thomas E. WaEEaman trustee. 10
Katherine E. Malone, lots a TO A. block Is.
2O90
Alley between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and T
streets nuTthWest-FGman J. Shadd e ux 10
Marian Z. Shajd, lot y. square rs SO.
Woodley PaTE-HaHY j. Horton to Charles F.
Banes, lots 4 and B. block Il. S.00
q street southeast between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-HaUy Wardmau 20 Charles T.
Bishop lot Il, square 1914 SO
Connecticut Avenue Heghts-Hevils r. CockeriIle
10 George $ Webb lot I5. block .. So
Connecticut avenue eXtended-H r. Duany ct al
receivers 20 Cant W Taylor part lot los
square Zli, Woodley Park 23i668 Same TO
same. part lot g. square 2a0i, SSH,
No. 63l Massachusetts, avenue n0Ttheasi-Philip H.
Christman et TX. to Thomas Il. AlcReown, lot
81, square s66 SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Circnit Court No. 2

JUSTICE GOULD.
Posep VS.. Han; time 70 file transcript extended 20
September o. Plaintiffs attorney Wilton :. Lam
bert. defendants attorney J. B. Archer. IT,
Brown Us. Standard Oil Company; time 70 file
transcript extended 20 Oetober Is. Plaintiffs at
tcrneys. W c. Gardiner and c. NJ. Fulton; de-
foudants attorneys. \. Loftwich Sinclair and John
Uidout
Holmes vs. Pike; fat on sci. ia. against defend
ant for S31IE Plaintiffs attorney. Percy Aietzger
Buster Brown Company vs. Jackson Bros; security
for costs ordered in ten days Complainant solici-
tor, II Wiuship Whoatley; defendants solicitors
WoG & Rosenberg.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Cf William T. Norris. letters q admins
tTati0u TautCd to Howard NJ Norris, bond 8 lW
Attorney, NJ J. Keaue
Estate Of Elizabeth r. Rhodes: VIII admitted 70
probate and letters tes-auCutary granted o. Harry
3. Rhodes; bond $40. Attorney. Irving williamson
Estate Cf Ssy ". Stern letters CT administration
granted 20 Helen stemi bond, S2.a0 Attorney.
Julius J. PCyser
Estate Of Richard Lewis. PETITION for probate OF
viii fled. Attorney. J. +. Bgudy.
Estate Of Fannie +. BraNtCu, petition for letters
of administration fled. AttouCys Hughes & Gray.
Estate Of MARY NJ T. Flsg.er; win dated October
q le16. fled. with petition for probate. Attorueys
Mcneil d Mcneil
Estate Of james Brown, letters Of administration
granted 20 TiHe Brown bond, S5l Attorney,
James 4. O'Shra-
Estate ot Lawrence O. PCsey; petition f5r letters
Of administration fled Attorney. W. L. Pollard
Estate Of Anton Thiii; viii dated February T.
1903, fled
Estate Of Ebenozer Ellis; petition for probate Of
VIII fled Attorney. W. A. MCKeuney
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

and loan associations. immigration cLUd
ldbur-these are a few of the questions
that Tompkins has written OF is writing
apouJ lie went TO live in Mecklenhurg
county y {. It's history was interest
ins. bat there was no trustworthy and
wen written compilation. He went TO
work and twO-volume history Of the
county OF his adoption was the result He
is tAe president OF the Southern Manu-
IactuFers Club, of Charlotte the meet
IFS place and exchange OF the manufac-
tuftfS Tor hundred miles in every di-
IecJcn lie is the founder and half
owner Of the Charlotte Observer. a con-
seiNatlve newspaper of wide influence
AS a public speaker he has been much m
evidence ia the North, where he has been
nailed as iraternal delegate from the
New SOUTH of which Henry w
Grady was the precursor. Well informed
men say that " hile Tomp. ms has pros
pered himself, and has built up some
great enterprises. he has built more for
others through his public service than he
mas for himself by his personal industry
Newspaper men. as a rule work ike
machines. Henry Watterson's activities
are more like those Of "a machine Kun.
When he cares TO do so, he retires to the
classic shades of his Jefferson County
farm 10 read OF 10 rest. There are times
when he is in Europe, contributing letters
70 the editorial page of the Courier-Jou~-
nal, or not contributing. according to his
fancy Sometimes he goes upon lecture
tours, and his pen is unused for a time.
1t is when be finds a target worthy of
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
NEW FRAUD UNEARTHED.
Census EnumeratOrs Discover Plot
TO Cheat Indians Out of Land,

An ingenious scheme, designed 10 de-
fraud Indians in the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma Of valuable coal and oil lands
was discovered by census enumerators
who have just completed the task OF
taking the population OF the proposed
State OF Oklahoma Reports received
here are to the effect that land sharks
masqueradng as census enumerators in.
duced many Indians to sign papers. sig
natures being necessary in each case, il
was represented, as an incident in max
ing a census OF the two Territories.
1t was found that the papers thus
signed by the Indians We're nothing more
than cOnveyanCes of title in tracts OF
land known TO contain valuable mineral
deposits. This attempted fraud was one
Of the most daring ever conceived in the
two Territories. where graft has run riot
for many years. 4 thorough investiga-
tion has been ordered, and the officials
are hopeful Of learning the identity OF
the culprts. They will be criminally
prosecuted If apprehended.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

reports OF further advances in quotations
Of printed fabrics.
Coal also IS better called for East and
West The general level of commodity
prices moved lower In August, mainly be-
cause OF weakness in manufactured goods
oFsettmg higher prices Of farm products.
These latter, however. weakened this
week and values as a whole are lower
than for nine months past
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
DEATH RECORD.

Anna Gertrude O'Dea, 2lS2 St. nv. % years
Arthur Quick, 1910 r ST. NV, 70 years
John J. sullivan 20 Mass. ave NV, 2 years.
John Henry. Govt. Hospl. Insane. 81 years
Louis T. Brown, - a. st. sw.. years.
Robert I. Fleming. 36th and Mac1mb sts, Cieye
and PARK. 6 years.
Hannah A. WColman, 35i5 10th s. NV, "A years.
John O'C0un0T. Nichols ave, Hulsdale ! month
COLORED.
John 7. Newman 1880 Fla ave. 90 years.
Alice Shorter. lIE 2ist ST. NV. 20 years.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles II. Moore and Meta V Burke. both Of
Newmarket, Va.
Richard Duckftt and Susie Thomas
Robert H. Jefries, Of Ballst0n, Va and Eleanor
L. GOCde.
Henry Simpson and LuCrctia Jackson.
Daniel CLARK and Eliza Taylor
Henry F. Barker, Of Quiuc-, Mass. and Charlotte
E. NcMullen, OF Fairfax. Va
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Mechanics Lien.

No. 56sI The Butt Chapple Stone Company vs..
Frank a. LUtz. Alfred g. Gross. ard Herman o.
Plugge lot g. square 252 l325 street uorthwestl.
S2ol.25. ATTORNEY II. Anton HeitmuileT
No. ,GS5. (. j. Murphy Company vs. Alouzo o.
Bliss. lot 6S, square SO $3.50. Attorney, u. W
O'DUnOghuc.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald wheR placing legal advertise
mPnTU.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
District Court.


In re extension Of sherman avenue; notice Of
reassessment and order of publication.
ia re opening Of Maeomb street; order Of pubca-
tiOn.
In extension Of Eleventh street: time 10 settle
exceptions and file transcript extended.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

No. 1871. Samuel Friedberg vs Buun Stuart
and the Brann & Stuart Company damages. ST. Geo.
Plaintiffs attorneys. Leckie Fulton & Cox
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

New 1pIh. sept ia--N HEAi LASER ana ialiF
active No. l Northern Duluth TO arrive LIZ. T. O.
b.; No. red T. o. b., LOlA No hard, +. o. b..
lG55s; No macaroni. 9i, {. O. b. No macacoui.
%. SALES GO loads No. red and Duran.
OATS-Sleady; dun. Elevator prices new eron:
No white, 5Siz; No. white. 57i3; No. l mixed. s.
The prices for futures fellow.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Rankrunfcr Petition.

No. SIS Theodore S0nnemaun. clerk. I96 Ssaton
place voluntary; assets, S5; liabilities Sl93 At
t0ruey. Charles H. Turner.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Equity Suits.


/ No. G35l. Joseph Lyons. trustee. ct a. vs. Titus
/ Jlke et al; to substitute trustee. Complainant
/ solicitors, Rastoa q Siddohs
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
About Notable Americans
BY FREDERIC }. HASKIN.
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIN.

When the corner stone of the Washing
ton Monument was laid In lSS, two little
boys with fife and drum headed the de
tachment of marines which took part in
The dedication ceremonies. one OF these
little boys was J. MunCeu, now curator
of the museum in the Washington Navy
Yard. and one of the very few survivors
of those who Were present that day. Mr..
Munden is also proud of the fact that
Ee was one of those who went 10 tie
Orient with Commodore Perry in 1888 10
open the doors OF Japan TO commerce.
When Commodore Perry set ont with "a
fleet of nine ships. AIuuIeu was "a drum
mer boy on board the Macedonia, a man
of-war taken from the British In ISL.
This vessel was propelled by sails alone,
and once was ashore for many anxious
hours on reef OFF the Cape of Good
Hope being finally rescued by others o.
the fleet When the American marines
finally went ashore In the harbor OF
Uraga in July, 1888, the drummer boy,
with a great horse pistol on one side ana
81 H"t-4 'l l-t ol-'Ir was Win Jlri-i,
carrying his drum and alert for orders 10
beat any signal Despite the fact that
The nine vessels were lying broadside TO
The town and had all their guns trained
''i' way '-e i-ii4iIS party ela hol Zee.
altogether at ease
You see.' said Mr.. Munteil, in telling
oI lhlsr IAN along the hills above the har-
Aof was suetchel a wall OF white cloth
WIN imitation loop holes painted Oh it,
NOBODY knew why II was there, and for
an W. knew half the inhabitants of Ja-
pan might have been drawn up behind
H. AiIgT Tie treaty was concluded, tle
commodore wished 10 give the japanese
government some specimens of American
specie. ana the Macedonia was called
upon 90 furnish IT, When the p8cka gs
was made up the little fourteeu-year-Old
drummer boy was sent with it 10 the
flagship. and as q reward was served
with fruit pie. and cake in the Commo-
dore's own cabin My. but it did taste
good, said the drummer bow with zrst
UulimiuishcG by fifty years. After a four
years cruise in Eastern waters NIundeU
came home L. be- transferred 10 The Old
Merrimac. He served aboard her until
she was sunk n H4mptou Roads In am
ticiUati0n OF Confederate occuraffgr.
Later he learned with interest," rfg- ~.
boat had been raised from tfa U.ta~ AND
coated with railroad iron. hs.ouIsra The
first inrouclad in the history of rra rrvfss
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
FALL TRADE Is GOOD
Crops Being Marketed and
collections Excellent.
BRIDGE MATERIAL IN DEMAND

structural steel Orders Coming In
and Dry Goods Contracts Are salts
factory-Corn Alone shows Poorly
and Only Best weather Conditions
Can Bring FuI Average.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandra
& Nt\ernCn Rv. Sta. 18th &pa.av.
TRAINS FOR lIT TEENON rTEEK DAYS..
I0 j A. ~, u NOON J. g. AND s T. D.
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLINC-
TON DAILY. EVERY - MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

October s, 1907, Remember the date.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
COURT RECORD
FrIday, September 1a. 1900
Bankruptcy Court.
Probate Court.


In re Thomas z. Wssgaman, order dschugini
ull 90 show cause.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
VICTORlAHOTEL

Main St, Norfolk, Vs, European plan. Z. A ..
Brine Manager. Cars to jamestown Exposition pass
the docr; two squares to wharf Tor water route
ie5-dS Sim then n
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Phone Main $500 When YOu Return.

Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire TO have their paper
sent to their city address Will Dleasz
. .phOne Main 500.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
CARS To KENsINGToN

Cars from 18th s. and y. y. arl. even IS min
Pass Rock CT-t5 B-li-e aII' Para. main entrance
ZCJ ard Country Clab 60 Chevy Chase Lake Cen
meet with hgusus,ou cars Hc11d trip tickets.
Sc % Els.-.s arls-tf
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14
Ferry Service to Alexandria.
ATLANTIC CITY,
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION,

VISITORS TO THE
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
Can obtain frst-Clsss accommodations az Mrs
Elizabeth MacNIcauis Residence. us Will0uEhb
ave. Norfolk, Va Quiet home. Reasonable rates
C0nrcnieut 90 all car lines iu the city Correspond
lUce solicited aul7-eoI-I5t
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

Cultured Washington fol-
lows this book page, for it IS
not perfunctorily put together,
but is conducted by a literary
man and gives the insight into
books which the booklovcr
wants TO get.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-14

When the Spanish war left the United
States with a brand-new question of
ColOnialism TO be thrashed out. Tompkins
went over the question and decided Amer
lean commerce needed the Oriental ex-
pansion. He wrote book about il.
Good roads. chimneys, cooking. building