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Legal Notices.

E H. THOMAS and J. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding a District
Court.-In re The Extension Of Monroe Street.
Anacostia, D. c. from HsTIlsoh ,,s s.Lses
NoTthWaTd % the Anacostia river DlslIlct
Court No. 727.-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Commissioners Of the District OF Co
lumbia, pursuant 10 the provisions OF an Act
OF Congress approved June q. 1905. entitled
''An act making appropriation 70 provloe tcr
the extension of the Government OK the Dis
frfc+ 81 Columbia for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1901, and Tor other purposes,
have fled petition IN this court pray NJ
the condemnation OF the land necessary Tor
the extension of Monroe street, AnacosJla,
u. c. from Harrison street nortnW ara
plat or map fled with the said petition, as
part thereof, and praying also that a llEg
men, VINO shall De Lieehoi1eLs VIM -
District Of Columbia not related 70 any
person interested in these proceedingss I Stld
not IN the service or employment OF Ihe Us
trict OF Columbia or OF the United states;
be summoned by the United states oll-ls.i a
for the District Of Columbia 70 assess tHe
damages each owner OF land 70 be taken
may sustain by reason OF the aforesaid extern
sion Of Monroe street and the condemnation
~ the land necessary for the purposes
thereof. and TO assess the dement's Its1Lt-
ing tberefrorn, including the expenses OF these
,-rS3rea5inEs as provided FOR IN and by the
aforesaid act OF Congress. II is. DI ta5 court
~ men day Of April a j.. 1917. OR
If1iT5pEAS mat an persons having any in
terest In these proceedings De, ana tney
are hereby warned and COMMANDED 70 aP-
RReev OE, NAV a d. 1907, al 10 O'CLOCK
m and continue in attendance until The
rourt shall have made its final order ratifylng
- corfrnIng the award Of damages and
tie assessment Of BENEFITS or the jury 70
be ernpanelsd and sworn herein, ana II Is
TIlrrber ORDERED that a copy OF THIS no
80 and order De published once in the
washington Law Reporter and SIX secular
davs in the Washington Evening star tbe
Washington Herald, and Jhe "dshlhs Jis
TiT1eg newspapers published in the said
Digrrict commencing at least twenty days
before the said Tth day OF May A. ID.
Ta1- II Is further ORDERED. that copy
~ this notice and order be served by the
Tfpfted States Marshal or his deputies upon
s5Tr5 Of the owners Of the land 10 be con-
5eU1red herein as may be found by The
49, ~ Columbia and upon the tenants and
occIpants or the same before the said an
dav of May, A. y. 1901 by the Court
TC7 RAPNARD Justice. (SeaD 4 truS
SoDJ.-Test. J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By +. E
CIySNTNGHAM Assistant Clerk.
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FOR sALE-INvESTMENT.

FOR sALE-INvESTMENT.
EXTRAORDINARY STORE PROPERTY.
RENTS FOR 5000.
PRICE. s.. 500.
Situated on a car line. west OF
7th ST.. well constructed vel
located
See Us at once to secure this
bargain
Stone g. Fairfax, 1912 New York Ave
apIO-st
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert in the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute. Both sexes All cOnsults-
tions confidential MedicinS furnished Prices
moderate. Hours, 70 I, 20 G. 70
Rooms. 1875 Pennsylvania ave- NV. Phons
II 1873
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FOR SALE
A SPLENDID, GOOD LOCATION.
Low price.
Only 81 $50
On an avenue west OF 9Th 81.
WELL PLANNED.
IST FT.OOR-Parlor, back parlor,
dining room, pantry. and kitchen,
I'D FLOOR bedrooms and bath:
TWO STAIRWAYSs rear P0rchesi
an rooms newly papered, dry cellar
under entire house: FURNACE
HEAT Lot Is front, about 100
deep, alley.
Stone & Fairfax, 1912 New York Ave
spl0-st
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL. AND sANATORTUA
ATLANTIC CITY.
One Of xhe newest stone. brick. and steel
Buildings. with every comfort. always ope1i
slwoys ready: always busy.
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RALEIGH Most select and attractive
4S&A@~@@A ~ moderate priced hotel ou
the beach; accommodations, service. and cu1-
sine excel any IN town al similar prices.
Capacity 500. All modern c0nvsniencess
Special, $3.50 up weekly. Booklet
RDI2-tf H J. DYNES-
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W. T. BALDus. MD. Pm. D.

GERMAN SPECIALIST
On Diseases of the Brain, Nervous System,
Kidneys Heart. stomach. and other Diseases
Doctors service and medicine. 81. Consuis
taIion free. Telephone Main 25i6. Southeast
corner 9Th and SITS NV Hours. 10 20 )
ana 4 to 3. Closed Sunday fe27-E
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DR.. SHADE

IS YEARS PRACTICE CURING MEN.
Nervous and private diseases cured quickly.
Svphjlftic blood poison, skin diseases. stom-
sch kidney bladder structure. and piles posis
lively cured. Consultation free. Charges low
II 18th 81. NV. ocl9-I /,
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Ice Boxes.

ICE BOXES and chests that give satisfac-
ton are built 81 90S New York ave. NV
Family ice boxes repaired. Phone Main
6l1s-X. aplo-s0t
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Auction Sales.

PEREMPTORY AND POSITIVE SALE
OF TUG BOAT DIXIE.
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL Il, al 4;s0 r. n.
] VIII sell 20 the highest bidder, without
Limit OF reserve. the tugboat
She is IN perfect condition, free OF all in
cumbrance and can be used as Tug OF
g W. ROBINSON, Owner.
S. BENSINGER- Auctioneer apll-et
ON Tuesday. April. 16. 1907. / viii sell
within the auction rooms OF Brown & Iolson.
1903 II 81 NV, to pay storage charges. az
gods stored IN the names OF Eta Johnson
Bertha Wallace. and Mrs Geo. Fumphrey
n BURKHARTS SON. l0l3-loi5 9TH ST. NV
apl0-6t "
THOMAS BOWLING s co. Auetionsers.
GU L St n W
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
UNIMPROYED PROPERTY ON
kALORAMA ROAD, FORMERLY
SUPERIOR STREET, NOT FAR
WEST OF SIXTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, AND NEAR THE
TWO LARGE RESIDENCES RE-
GENTLY CONSTRUCTED BY
SENATOR JOHN b. HENDER-
son, ONE OF WHICH is NOW
OCCUPIED BY MR.. STRAUS.
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia. IN Equity cause
No SOLO. IN which Louis =. Shoemaker Is
the complainant and Charles r. Newman
ct al. are defendants. We. the undersigned
trustees. viii sell at public auction. IN front
OF the premises on WEDNESDAY THE
nth DAY OF APRIL. 1901. AT O'CLOCh
p. M. that piece OF property lying ia the
county OF Washington, District OF CoiuihIlat
and distinguished as and being al OF lots
numbered three 90 and four Cd ~ olocA
ten OO) IN the subdivision known as Meridian
Hill. as per plat recorded in LIber Lev
Court, numbered two (2l. folio hfty-eight t5eJ.
Of the records of the Surveyors otlce OF
the District OF Columbia.
Terms OF Sale: 81, 500 on each lot OF me
purchase money 70 be paid in cash. ana me
balance in two equal tnstallments pAyao4s
in one and two years from day OF sale anu
TO be represented by pr0missOry notes on me
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF
6 per cent per annum, payable semi -anAuaiiy
ana secured bv deed OF trust IN form salts
factory TO us and the trustees 20 be named
by us on the property sold, or all cash, az
the option OF the purchaser. A deposit OF
500 on each lot VII be required at the tltne
OF sale. Terms Of sale to Do comptied win
within fifteen days from day OF SAFE OF the
trustees reserve the right TO resell at the
risk and cost OF the dsfaulting purchaser,
after nve DAYS advertisement Of such re
sale in some newspaper published IN WASH
inEton. ID. c. All ConveyancIng. recOruins'
etc al the purchasers cost
WILTON J. LAMBERT
Trustee 40 9th St NV.
MASON N RICHARDSON,
ap5-d&ds exsu Trustee. Fenaall Blog-
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. and the Beach. n0ax
piers and sItractiuus: large sunny rooms
private baths: elevator: sun parlor. Capacity
$50. Table and seT-iCs superior Special
spring terms. BRYAN < WILLIAMS
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Floor OIL.

WHICH IS BEST-Se-ub your floor once a
week oil IL with Hunters Dust-killing
Floor OIL once a month? Try II; SOC a gallon.
lain 5f5S or drop postal, 1I3 Pa. ave NV.
aDlo-tf
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Express and Moving.

WE MOVE ANYTHING"
Our facilities for the moving Of furniture
freight safes machinery. etc, are unex-
ceiled Our handlers are experienced and we
guarantee the best service. Heavy haullng
done by the load. piece or by contract Oet
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY
s20-922 E st. nv. Phone SO.
rnhT2-tr
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VIRGINIA.

CAPE VIEW COTTAGE. Buckroe Bsscas
Va: on the Chesapeake Bay, two miles from
Old Point. good view OF exposition: trolley
and ferry. Apply TO MRS. J. c. OUTTESs
Hampton, Va apl0-6t
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Storage.

TO Any. SELL OR STORE FURNITURE;
sror{ug and packing speciality DOWLlN9
e co. Auctioneers. Oh + ST. Phone NJ 5l5.
u.h23-30t
WHY PAY MORE2 We STORE for 75c a load;
1s1fs-11-E-T STATF5S STORAGE CO.. 4s-42o-422
i0tb ST nv. Phone Main 4229- mh2-s0t
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For Rent-HouSes.

$50 so 40. for beautiful Lew BlOOmiugdaIe
home. 2-story brick; large. comfortable
rooms; tiled bath, concrete cellar; furnace.
tenant can select wall paper for all rooms.
CoL1IHs-GUERRx CO., GAL 18th Ew.
apiZ-3t
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flowing, Packing. Shipping

FTTRNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. etc,
moved with care: packing and shipping spe-
cialty. KREIGS EMPRESS. 1924 II St NV.
Phone NJ 20i0. mh-S-soL
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. now located at
sos NEW YORK AVE.
LARGE Padded Vans. 81 Load
2-horss Wagons s. Load
r.hre-ff
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FOR RENT-SOuthesst, new six-room house;
porches, bath, large yard two blocks from
car line; SIC. Address BOX 400 Times Office.
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$3.50.

West Of eth street northwest,
semi detached. SIX rooms tiled
bath: porcelain tub: furnace heat.
front and rear porches; renting for
$3.50.
Stone & Fairfax, Is4a New York Ave
aplO-H
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-Six-rOOm house: large lot; one
mile from Congress Heights and steel plant;
Heights d. c. apl2-6t
THREE unfurnished rooms and bath IN the
suburbs. 2500 South Dakota ave, wood
ridge, d. Q. ap11-3t
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$3.50.

FOR SALE-MOst convenient and attractive
Groom house in the BlOomingdale section
built after the owner exclusive ideas; large
yard; see IL before purchasing. For permis-
sion 10 inspect address BOX SlS, Times Of
fee. ap5-tf
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Money to Loan.

wHISKEY, 500 per gallon. TFTE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO.. 616-6lS F st. NV ap7-tf
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctioneers.
GU L St N W
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Wanted-ApartmentS

LADY WISHES ROOM with privilege OF
kitchen in fFst-class apartment: reasonable.
Address BOX 49, Times Office. ap12-3t
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Dancing.
Wall Paper.

WHISKEY. 500 per gallon THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN Co. 5l6-8lS F ST. NV, sp7-tt
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Wanted-Suburban.

WANTED-To rent, six or seven-room house
In suburbs. Address BOX AL Times ONCE.
WANTED-Furnished or partially furnished
house OF about ten rooms. IN suburban sec
ton, Chevy Chase preferred. by middle q
May; small family; references. Address
BOX l52 Tines once. mh2t-tf
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For Stores.

FOR RENT-Store and hve-rOom dwelling
$50. gas and water IN house; 1888 18th 81,
ne. Apply 1922 9Th ST. NV apl2-3t
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Wanted-HOney.

WANTED-S3. 900. at once; pay $200 for loan,
mortgage for security; no risk. psy back $500
per month Address BOX $50. Tines Office
Hpl2-3t
WANTED-Loan OF 1850; ample frst-trust
security: improved city property per cent
paid; title certificate furnished Address
BOX 3S6, Times cffice. apl9-5-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-26

Mrs. Loren w. Danzenbalser, who
has been quite Ill for the past few
weeks, is much improved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-26

PROF COFfEY DELIVERS
ADDRESsTO GRADUATES
Instructor l 10 Pedagogy al VIII
liam an and Mary Accepts InvI-
TALON From School Board.
COMMENCEMENT BEGINS JUNE 6
tiish School Students Have Arranged
Elaborate Program for Their Glass.
Day Exerciaes-FlnaI examinations
to be Given During this Week
Holiday Thursday.

Professor A. B. Coffey., who occu.
pics the chair of pedagogy of Will.
liam aud Mary College, Williamsburg,
will deliver the address to the gradu.
ating class of 1907 at the annual com
mencement exercises of the local
High School, which will be held at
the Academy of Music on the night
of June 10. BESIDES being one of
the foremost educators In Virginia,
Professor Cofrey is regarded ms n
speaker of ability and it is expected
that his address to the graduates will
be beth interesting ana instructive
Following the usuai custom, Mr. W.
t. Puckett, chairman of the board
OF school trustees. will open the com.
menccment exercises with an address
of welcome, IN which he will tell what
has been done in the city public
schools during the present session
The committee on rules and reguln.
lions of the school board; which has
charge Of the arrangements for the
has not yet decided
who will be invited to deliver the
diplomas to the graduates
The High School commencement
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-26

ANOTHER ILLUMINATION
0. ON n NIGHT MI: N OF June 10
Secretary NelcaIi Has Promised
to Have all Available War
ships III Roads
THIRD VISIT OF THE PREsI0ET
After Interesting Exercises, includ.
ing Review Of Cadets, Soldiers and
American and Foreign Sailors, Mr..
Roosevelt VIII Lunch at Georgia
Building.

There will be another naval Hunt
nation In Hampton Roads on the night
OF June 10. Georgia Day, when Presl-
dent Roosevelt Will pny his second
visit to the jamestown Exposition.
Secretary OF the Navy Metcalr has
promised that every available ship
on the. Atlantic coast shall be sent
here for the occasion, anu 1t Is prob
able that the illumination viii equal
that of the night OF jamestown Day,
May 13.
Arrangements have practically
been completed for tho part The Presi-
dent is to take In the exercises Incl
dent 10 Georgia Day. w. N. Mitchell
the president of the Georgia Commits.
sion, was In conference with Secre.
tary Loeb In Washington yesterday
regarding the, details OF the visit.
The program Is to include music, n
parade OF probably 10000 or moro
an address introducing the President,
by Mr.. Mitchell, reply by the PRESS
dent and the pronouncing OF tho bene-
dictlon by Cardinal Gibbons.
Luncheon at Georgia Building.
Following tile exercises on the re.
viewing stand. Mr.. Roosevelt Ia to be
entertained ut luncheon In n house
that Is tho exact reproduction OF that
In Roswell Ga. In which his mother
wns born and married.
Ambassadors ,Tusserand, of France,
and Mayor DesPlanches, OF Italy,
have promised to be In attendance,
ana the guests will include Secretary
Metcalf and n party of friends, in.
Guiding Postmaster General and Mrs.
Meyer %
Efforts are being made by Mr..
Mitchell to have all the sailors, both
American and foreign, and soldiers IN
tile vicinity of Hampton Roads par
ticipate In the parade, which the Pres
ident ia to review, and Ambassador
Jusserand has promised to do all hn
can to get the Frenchmen to Join IN
the festivities. Georgia will be rep.
resented by about 1880 mlitiamen.
made up of the Fifth regiment and
band the Sparta Rifles and various
other independent companies. rho
West Point, v. M, l.. and v. p. 4.
cadets and about 1000 Virginia mill
&tiamen also nre scheduled to march.
Silver Service Presentation.
AN incident OF the occasion will he
( the presentation by Governor Terrell,
of Georgia. Of the $4,000 silver ser.
vice to tho battleshlp named after
the State, The presentation is to be
made to President Roosevelt. VINO
VIII accept on behalf OF the captain
of the vessel. Governor Terrell is 20
he accompanied by his staff.
The President and his party Will
leave Washington on tho afternoon
E OF Jnnc . in the Mayflower and some
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% 4 II
will begin on the night OF June o
with the Glass Day" celebration OF
the graduating class. which will be
held I'm the High School assembly
hall On the following night the High
School literary society will hold its
annual entertainment. An elaborate
program is being arranged for the
entertainment and 1t is expected that
the affair Will be the most enjoyable
the society has yet undertaken
The final examinations Will begin In
all OF the city schools tomorrow morn
ing and the schools will close on
June z, on which date certificates of
promotion will be awarded the pupils
who have successfully completed the
work Of their respective grades.
Thursday, Memorial Day, will be a
holiday in the city schools and will
be the last holiday of the session.
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Observation-Disclosures
@ Social Personal va
Observation-Disclosures


Mrs. Loren w. Danzenbalser, who
has been quite i'll for the past few
weeks, Is much improved.
Rev. G. w Wiegel anu daughter.
Clara. OF Roane, New York. are visit
Ing their son, j. +. Wlegle, on Forty
fourth street.
Mr.. j. II. Cocks. of Disputana, is
visiting friends in Newport News.
Miss Christian, who has been the
Huntington avenue, returned home
yesterday. A.
Mrs. j. Il. Parker has been called
TO Covtngton. Va, by news OF the
illness of her little grandson, George
Hammond Westbrook.
Miss Martha Wheatley, OF Ken,
lucky. Is the guest of Mrs. j. Reed
Curry.
Mr.. Walter b. Livezey returned last
night from business trip to New
York.
Miss Watson, of Farmville. has re-
turned home after visit to Mrs.
X. I. Styll, on Thirty-second street.
Miss ROSA Lee Doxey has gone TO
New York to spend two months with
relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Hodges, and
daughter. Miss Emile. have gone to
Norfolk, where they Will make their
home.
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Mr. j. II. Cocks. of Disputana, /
visiting friends in Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-26

Rev. G. w. Wiegel ana daughter.
Clara. OF Roane, New York. are visit
Ing their son, j. +. Wlegle, on Forty
fourth street.
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UNDERTAKINGS.
UNDERTAKEN

W. q. ROUSE BEGs TO AN.
nounce that he will have completed
In the next few weeks, one of the
most up.to-date undertaker's estab.
lishments in the State. With u
Mortuary sufficiently large for
most funerals, n show room equip
ped with the latest improved show
cases, and with two assistants and
two licensed embalmers, and the
most modern paraphernalia, he ID
prepared to give the best OF ser.
vice to all classes. 1926 TWEEN,
ty-flfth street. Both phones, eli;
residence. ITO. s-31.sm.
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MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Hodges, and
daughter. Miss Emile. have gone tc
Norfolk, where they Will make theiI
home.
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Offices for rent in silsby Pailding.
5-1s-12t.
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Attention, Maccabees

Attention, MaccabeesI
All members of Tent No. IL, X. o.
T. NJ, are requested to attend tent
meeting Tuesday night, May %. I'M
portant business to be transacted.
w. M. WHlTSON.
5-26-1t Commander.
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9T11 WASHINGTON AVE

where In the lower Potomas Will
Transfer to the bnttleship Georgia, III
which the trip to Hampton Roads will
be made.
Adepnatet arrangements are TO be
made for the accommodation or the
Press during the Georgia Day cc"a-
monies, Including all those who ac-
cepl the courtesies OF the committee
In charge and the members of the
National Editorial Association, which
meets at the Exposition on Georgia
Day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-05-26
.BUCKROE BEACH CASINO
OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT
John 3. Wills and His Company viii
Present the Comedy, 1.-TWO
Old Cronies."

The Hnckrce Beach Casino Will
open for the season tomorrow even
Ing with the John b. Wills Musical
Comedy Company in the Two ora
tCronies." Mr.. Wills comes to Buck
roe Bench from Roanoke, where he
closed n successful engagement last
night at the Academy of Music.
4 BESIDES Mr., Wills there are twenty
one people in the company, including
a number of chorus girls. Numerous
catchy songs and specialties are intro
duced during the play.
| Manager Charles w. Rex is the all
: thority for the statement that in Of
lfering the 1.-TWO Old Cronies." with
John b. Wills. lie is giving the pat
rons of the Casino the strongest at.
traction he has begun season Mt
Buckroa with
| The Newport News and Old Point.
Railway and Electric Company Will
run n special theater car to the Beach
each evening, leaving the shipyard at
17:45 o'clock.
| Resides the attraction in the Ca
sino the orchestra under Professor
Stein will be OH hand and those VINO
care to can find enjoyment in the
dancing pavilion.
oi.tces LOT rent in Silsby Building.
UNWILLING OF CONFEDERATE
MONUMENTS.
Richmond, Va, May aoth and June Sd.
Special Trains on Chesapeake & Ohio
\ Railway.
i Leave Old Point $40 n. M, ana
Newport News 900 a. M, Thursday,
May goth and Monday June 3D.: stop
ping at Phoebus, Hampton and New
port News, Returning leave Rich
mond $500 y. m, same days. $1.75
round trip from Newport News and
5000 from Old Point
Unwilling of stuart Monument
Thursday, May Goth; Davis Monument
Monday, Jnne Sd.
Military and Veterans Parade. The
big DAYS of the Greatest Confederate
Reunion. 5-2sl1t
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NotlceI

Commencing Saturday, June LIST,
and continuing each Saturday during
the months of June, July and August
the c. & o. Railway Company's
Freight Office will be closed after
1900 noon. No freight will lie re-
ceived or delivered on Saturdays
after this hour.
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Offices for rent in silsby Building
5-1S-12t.
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j. H. GRAVES,
5-22, &c, 29;6-1 Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-02-05
Mrs. Geo. Collins Dead.

After an illness of only few
hours, Mrs. George Collins sue
cumbed this morning to an attack of
appendicitis. She was taken i'll last
evening, and summoned Or. Byrd,
and was soon resting easier, but to-
ward morning the complaint became
worse, and death claimed her at 4:30
a. m.
Mrs. Collins was born in Thurell
Canada, in 1S45, and moved to Ore
gon In 1867, where she has since re-
sided. She has been one of Salem's
most prominent women, and was an
active member of the Methodist
church.
She has been subject to attacks
OF appendicitis, and her sudden death
NJ this time comes as shock to the
family and many friends.
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MIR. HARBoRD DEAD.
n.., Came Mt willamette Sanitari-
nm at fl O'Clock Today.

NJ q Harbord died at II O'Clock
,his morning at the Willamette san
s.an,ru after an illness of three
uoots He was coming home from
rovas when stricken with paralysis
was nlaced in a hospital at cheyenne
and was brought home from there py
h,s daughter. Miss Kittie Harbord'
and after lingering for one week.
died
Mr. Harbord moved to Salem in
1876 from Yamhill county. He was
three times elected marshal OF TINS
citv serving from 1880 to 1856.
In 1883 he moved to Spokane
where he has since resided. He
served on the police force in that
CITY and was the chief from 1890 for
one term.
Mr. Harbord is survived by four
children: Mrs. Ida NJ. Knapp, OF
Davenport, Washington; Rolla c.
Harbord. of Spokane; Miss Kittie w.
Harbord and Mrs. Daniel }. Fry Oh
this city.
The exact date of the funeral VIII
he announced later but it Will be
from the residence of, d. j. Fry, 500
South High street, and Rev. p. s.
Knight will ofaciate, assisted by Rev.
f. e. Dell. The funeral may be held
tomorrow or probably Thursday. Mr.
Harbord will be buried with Masonic
honors. under the auspices of Pacific
Lodge No. so, A. F.'& A. NJ.
NJ. Harbord was one of the best
known and best-hked of the older
generation of Salem men, who are
fast passing away.