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The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Mrs. Burdan, Of England. who has
+ been visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph Hob
son. at her home i'm Y street, left Wash
ington yesterday for New York. where she
will make a series Of visits before sailing
for England Mrs. Blrdan is the mother
of Mrs F. Marion Crawford, wife Of the
novelist.
Mrs. Clarence Edwards viii leave town
the first Of the week for her country place
at Niagara, where she viii be joined later
10y Brig. Gen. Edwards.
N-. and Mrs Edward s Dreyfus. of
IWaynesboro. Pa. were the guests Of Mrs
! L. A. Steibel, of Eighteenth street
The congregation of the Eighth Street
Temple will give a picnic for the Sunday
school June 2L at Chesapeake Beach.
/ The Hon. Maud Pauucefote. who has
/ been making a series of visits here this
season. is now the guest of the Misses
Patten, at their home in Massachusetts
avenue.
M1fQulSe CARA LAMA 4til ttNl y 9fcttl -
day for New York. where she viii remain
( for a short time before going to Atlantic
! City. She Will be Joined at the latter
. place by her son, Capt Conrad LAMA, of
+ the Artillery Corps. who has been sta
toned at Newport
+ Justice and Mrs White have taken a
house near Toronto for the summer, and
expect to leave the city in a short time.
to remain until the autumn.
( Mr. Albert Oettnger, Of Baltimore, was
{ in town for few days.
/ Miss Hibbs has returned from a visit
to New York Of several weeks duration.
and has joined her parents, Mr. and
/ Mrs W K Hibbs. at the Sho-eham.
They viii remain here until the middle
Juue the Month of Weddings,
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Order the Genuine Brown Bread.
Write or phone krafft's Bakery. 18th
and Pa. ave. for Prof. Harts Brown
Bread. It's genuine whole wheat bread
Delicious, n0uTishing. easily dlgested ".
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
CONTINUED on PAGE ..

bouquets for Juec Brides.
The very newest effects. Shafer, Iith * l.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Of this month. when they will go 10
"Carlhelm. near Leesburg. the place
Mr. and Mrs. Iibbs have occupied the
past two seasons.
Dr. and Mrs. WIfred NJ Barton are
spending a fortnight at Atlantic City
During their stay Dr. Barton will attend
the meeting Of the American Medical
Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wallerstein and Miss
Ricca Wallerstein, spent Decoration Day
in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. NJ. Held and Mr. A. Horwitz. Of
Newark, y. j.. were recent guests OF
Mrs NJ Ehrlich.
Miss Ethel Wyeth Colvin has returned
from stay in Baltimore. where she
visited Mrs Herbert Carter, of London.
Mrs Carter will sail for England June J.
Mr.. sam Hart returned Wednesday from
an extended Western trip.
Mrs. c. Rosenwald and son. Of Las
Vegas, y. Mex, are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. ODpenheimer Of Twelfth street
Mrs. f. A Stiebel, Of Eighteenth street
will sail, June g. from New York, for "a
two months trip abroad.
The engagement was announced. during
the week. Of Miss Roseile Lesser. Of Au-
gusta. Ca, and Mr. Louis scharn. of
Macon, Ga Miss Lesser has many
friends In this city. as she has made FREE
quent visits here, the guest Of Miss Sadie
silver Of New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. Allan Gilmour and her daughters,
the Misses Gilmour. left town yesterday
for Detroit where they viii spend tae
summAr
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Herschel, Of New
York. have come TO Washington to uve
and are at present located at the Men
d5ta.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riggs and Miss
Riggs have closed their house here in S
street and gone to Blue Ridge Summit for
the summer.
The choir Of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church viii assist t.e pastor at the
service this evening. which VIII be de-
voted TO the life and works Of Felix
lIeldelss1hn-B -Barth0ldy. Dr. East0u win
give O. sketch OF MoudeIssohn's life. and
the music viii be from his compositions
Miss Sacrey viii play the overture from
est FauI' for the organ prelude Miss
Guliok will sing But the Lord ls Mind
lgl uf Ills own at the offertory. and the
choir VIII sing the second caut4la. 'As
The Hart Pants Miss Mabel BeuzIlr
and Nr ". E. Abbott VIII assist IT'D.
choir is composed Of Miss Hansen. zr-
rrauo. Miss GuIek. c0utralt0. Nj vs.. S
Douglass and Mr. w II. Webb. teuors
and llr. Bussel C.. Abbott baryt5ne.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ stern were in PhIa-
d.-gaa last week as the guests OF rela-
uves.
Mr and -Afrs Ralph Goldstein. of No
bile. Ala. are at the Arlington Hotel en-
route % the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Alice Barth. Of Rhode Island ave-
aue. IS in Baltimore for few days.
Nrz lsadore Eooaler. and Miss C0r.uue
a. Koehlsr Of Fort Smith. Ark. are I'm
the city for "a short visit.
Nr. and Mrs. Samuel RothschHds are
now located in their new home on r
street. between Seventeenth and Eigh-
t..uta.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

June. the Month of Weddings,
Will find Downey's stylish carriages I'm
greater demand than ever. Bridal turn
outs speciality. Stables, l6-J-oJ L st.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

on the evening Of May q the members
Of the Jack and Jill Club were guests of
Nlr. and Mrs. Robert Z. Bragg, 1l12
North Capitol street. where they were
delightfully."- entertained. Tha programme
comprised vocal and instrumental selec-
tions. original stories, problem games, &c
The prizes were awarded 70 Messr. w. r..
Reed w. r. Ross. and \. Moore. Fes-
t0ous of daisies and roses added 10 the
beauty Of the diniug-room, where a buffet
lunch was served.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Miss Alice Barth. of Rhode Island ave-
.ga. is iu Baltimore for a few DAYS.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Nr. and Mrs. Samuel R0thschilds are
now located in their new home ou IT
street. between Seventeenth and Etgh-
ta.utl
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Nrs Isadore Eaoaler. and Miss Corlu1e
A. KoeH'sr Of Fort Smith. Ark. are in
the city for "a short visit
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Mrs John +. Story VIII not be az White
nalI this summer but Will so 10 Belgium
O. join her daughter the Countess lie
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

1ir and Mrs Ralph Goldstein. of Mo
Bile. Ala. are at the Arlington Hotel, en-
route o. the jamestown Exposition.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Besides the family OF Senator and Mrs.
t0Eiaus who will summer near by. Count
and Countess Seckendorf are soon leaving
for Ramapo, where they keep open house
during the summer months. Mrs Fairfax
Harrison. for the sake Of her children,
has chosen to lead the simple life, and has
purchased "a country place i'm Virginia.
where they viii live for several years. II
is near enough 10 the city TO allow Mr..
Harrison 10 attend tn business here.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Apr0pos OF horse shows friends OF Rep
rCsaGtative and Mrs. Bourke Cochran saw
them at the Meadow Brook show. New
They have just returned from their we'd
ding trip, and Mrs Cochran. who Won a
reputation for beauty as Miss Ide looked
remarkably well IN gown of apricot
chiffon hroadcloth. trimmed with a darker
shade. combined with gold embroidery.
Her hat "a chic little affair. directoire in
shape. was Of black neapolitan, trimmed
with gray feathers.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Quite a hevv Of young married people will
Tho wives agreeing 10 remain with their
eitr-.iaJ husbands They are Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Walcott
Tu.t-rmar. Nr. and Mrs McCammon.
ard lfr and Mrs Randall Hasner. Ny
and Mrs. George Howard, A1r and Mrs
Horace N-stcott. NJ. and Mrs. Jack
Story. and 1Ir and Mrs. Jack Wilkins are
others who viii be close at hand.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Nr and Mrs. NJ stern were in PhIa-
I..gala last week as the guests OF reIa-
uvss
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

The Epwarth League Of Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church South
gave a DAISY Social" lu the Ieeture-r5om
af the church Tuesday evening. The enc
t.rarmaHt was under the direction OF
,aa tasd vice president. Miss Julia
Pierce. and Miss Louise kerlart. chair
u.n NJ rr- social committee. and marks
another success for these entertainers.
TU. toam was laEisl.y decorated with
la-.aa and tH1 c0lurs were carried out
n the dresses % tae girls. The room
was well filed and the evening was
altogether "a very pleasant one. The pro-
-ramm, was presided over boy Dr Clifton
p. Clark. president OF the league, and
was as follows.
E.-I-r--. .Tae Daisy Mi-- Glrruis T-mIlr-r
Violin ar E..ruE Star Miss Afara7- Lang
Na-. ..I.. .HuE 7 Roam Ms. l. E Jones'
Recitation -Ta1r- aE Erarr." Hiss NaU
H.-.
y.a s.ra. Sweet Bunch o., Daisies Miss Marie
Nl-sr
u5.r. sa'r. .}lm.." Miss Glrraie T-rl.r=ar.
N..r -H.. .Ss- 1la t1 sleep. lIr pl.r-u.
Reading -M-a.lr au Bachelors DI. a. r.
Moore
Vocal SOLO. .,iar Time" Miss Naa-5.
A great deal OF fun was had hy tcIlluE
the fortunes of tha audience by means of
huge daisy ard many startling revala-
t0ns were made. Refreshments were
served
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

The District of Columbia Division of
the United Daughters of the Confe5eraey
viii give a reception at the Arlington
Hotel June Z. complimentary TO the presi-
dent general Of the order, Mrs. Lizzie
George Henderson
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Miss Rita Wolferman. OF StroatOr. ILL.,,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Sidney
Reizenstein. Of the Dupont, left Friday
for New York for a visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Isadore S3ks.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Hamburger. of
Pueblo. Colo. who were married iu that
city. May q. are spending their honey
moon iu the city.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Nr. and Mrs Thomas Riggs and Miss
Riggs have closed their house here In $
street and gone to Blue Ridge Summit for
the summer.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Herschel, of New
York have come 20 Washington 90 live.
and are at present located at the Mel-
d5ta
The Washington herald., 1907-06-02

Mr.. Henry Adler has returned from
Ashoviue, y. c.. and is the guest Of his
daughter. Mrs Joseph Abel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-04

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together. and until the
last few years was supposed to e
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced ii a local disease
and prescribed local remedies. and
BY constantly falling to cure with To-
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-04
Bring In Your Wheat.

The Big sandy NnIins cOnnnys
plant at louisa is in fine running
order ana producing the bess results
= NeTy comlstsut miller is in charge
Farmers aTe urgeO 70 hing IN her
Nheas and have it made into flo-r.
The best Of trsatnens guaranteed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-04

o. the parcel post business in En-
gland.
That 1t is steadily increasing is
shown by the following figures which
were obtained from the Post-office
Controller:
l9O2-O3. total parcels. s0.slO.OOO.
10000. total parcels, g4.42e, 900.
l9Oi-05. total parcels. s7,231OOO.
1go5-Os. total parcels, l01 ,Gs2 900
The gross amount paid to the Post
office for the transmission OF par
cells for the year leO5-O6 was $40,
ess. 1865.
Despite the fact that last year
lC1 So. 900 parcels were delivered at
a cost of more than ten and a half
million dollars. the parcel post bust
ness is carried on a. loss. Al first
glance this might appear to be a
serious objection which would mill
tate against the general adoption Of
the system. but it is an objection
which In the course Of time is likely
to be removed
The reason for il IS that the rail-
way companies. through the power
full pun which they are able to
exert in the Houses Of Parliament.
have succeeded in capturing IS per
cent. Of the money paid for all parcels
sent by rail. under Government trans
mission
An immense combination Of pri-
yate express companies. aided and
abetted by the big railway corpora
tons. has combined against the post
office. and tried TO break ~ the par
Gel post business. The post office,
however. has not capitulated to the
ring. and seems in a fair way TO win
the fight all along the line
THE GERMAN SYSTEM.
In some respects the German par
Gel post system is superior to the
English. The rates are generally much
lower for short distance at least,
owing to the fact that several Of the
German railways are owned BY the
State and. therefore cannot dictate
their own terms 10 the Government
for helping il out in the express bust
ness A fixed number OF packages are
carried by these State roads for the
parcel post service. free OF charge
The private and semi-private rail-
roads exact a much lower rate from
the Government than do the English
railways In Germany a parcel vi,gli-
ing eleven pounds may be sent b.
parcel post for twelve cents. Nor is
tile extreme weight Ct parcels which
may be sent restricted TO eleven
pounds as in England. Parcels up tc
fifty Kilograms or 10 pounds in
weight may be sent fnt a little over
siA,y cents. Even tres may be sent
BY Parcel post but such bulky arti-
des are only transported from ons
station to another on the same rail-
WAY line
Put there Is difference between
the system Of the two countries. Il
Easland distances makes no differ.
enoe in the charge In Germany tn,
country is divided Into six zones.
and the charges vary according I,
the distance the Is.rcel Is carried
For instance. while the charge /.
tut sixty cents to carry a parce
weighing ITO pounds { the maximum
w,ighu a distance of ten miles. Il
SIND the same parcel l5i miles would
cost about s5.5O.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-04
Notice
sition

have buyers for several farms
Those who wish to list their farms
with me for sale win please call on
me at once. Real estate a speciality.
F. II, YATES. Louisa
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Can't
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-10-04
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-18

He passed long gentlemanly hand
gently over its soiled ribbon as he
said:
Il picked this up in the Pamela front
yard a little while back, and as it is
not likely l shall be going back to Mr..
BiXby's perhaps you will be 50 good as
TO leave 1t on his counter so that the
owner may find it."
The bafiied knight Grant fell into the
trap. Then it was you that fired all
those shotsY' he asked.
y demure smile wrinkled the corners
Of the fellows" lips. Il? No, l am
afraid | cannot claim the laurels of
this occasion. l suspect it was my
cousin Maude," he said.
The jaws Of his hearer dropped dis
Consolately. Your WHAT"
MY cousin and, as it will be gener-
ally known by tomorrow night my
fiancee"
The devil! \ St John Dalton marry
a drummer"
AS to that, she might and never re-
greet it. In point Of fact, she is not"
but those three big sample trunks -
Contain Miss Dalton's rousseau. |
am treating you with great confidence.
you perceive, becau sc | have favor to
ask of you. In some mysterious way
have lost the box containing the wed
ding ring. Girls are so superstitious
1T such things that | did not care
- let Miss Dalton know of my arrival
until the ring l have telegraphed for
reaches here by the boat. l stepped up
on Bixby's gallery just after my cous-
ms had driven away, and the talk
there going on made me uneasy, so as
had 10 ride ont to the landing to send
my Telegram J CT. back by way of
Pamela"
And was there when u
This time the fellow" permitted
himself well bred laugh.
mo, pom honor the girls did 1t all
before l got there. But 1t was a mat
ter of some speculation while was
there as to why you did not answer
when you We're spoken to- You see, the
name in your hat gave you away"
"Oh, dear And l went there to pro-
tect them against you"
Really? That was tremendously
tind of you"
The little bookkeeper was red and
writing. but you said you had ia
vor to ask of me-" he stammered.
Yes. The ring ought to come up by
boat at daybreak. 1t will come to Blk
by's care. Would you be so good as to
see that | get it by 6 o'clock in the
morning"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-18
WON'T DO 1T AGAIN.
The BARRIERS Said a Thing or Twt
About Their Customer.

Quietly entering a BARRIERS shop, the
stranger removed his hat and coat and,
taking a card from his pocket, wrote
on il:
Il want to be shaved"
a. barber stepping forward read the
card and. pointing to chair, said to
his brother artist:
Deaf as a brass kettle and dumb as
IN oyster"
The man Strengthened himself out in
the chair when his manipulation began
lathering his face.
This deaf cuss has a cheek like a
stone wall" he said, when IA general
laugh followed.
''Stick pin in him and see if he is
entirely dumb" said another.
The victim remaining undiSturbed,
the following shots We're fred at him
by the delighted tonsorial artists:
HE needs a shampoo. His head is
dirtier than public house doormat"
''Shave him with a stool leg. Don't
spoil your razor on that stubble."
Gracious, what guy! He'd make
a good bird frightener"
HE ought to rent that nose for a
locomotive headlight" etc
While all these complimentary allu-
sions were flying about him the OPP
GRAFTON of shaving was finished. and
the man arose, put on his coat and
then, turning to the astonishcd barber,
said:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-18
Florentine table. sao glanced at tn

FlOrentine table. S,lo glanced at tn
weapon frownia2...
Il Elust take il T. pieces tomorrow.
1t is getting hard ga trigger. Rusty
from diSuSe. | S,.,,-i Sc.
The Oldest NJ. I'a!tou picked ;Aa
weapon III aE.i v.ntd off the Florca-
tine table care ~.lel.- with the sleeve
of the wrapper she had drawn over her
nightgown.
'Maudie, YOU show our dear old table
no more respect than ii it were kitchen
deal"
Miss MauGe followed her sisters
movements abstractedly i do wish
we knew who it was" She sail.
The five st John Daltons laughed
contempOraneously and contemptuous-
ly.
Some one who has yet to find out
that women can protect themselves in
the hour of need. Mamma, dear. | do
hope this untime,T disturbance will not
give you one of your bad headaches. 50
said the eldest
BiXby's clerk stopped in at Brents
tavern on his way back to the store.
He really felt the need of something To
quiet his nerves. Moreover. he might
incidentally learn something about the
movements Of that fellow Agitation.
disappointment ana perpleXity strug-
gled for the supremacy in his knightly
bosom. The night clerk at Brent's bar
must have mace the toddy Jonas or
dered unusually strong. or perhaps IA
tigue did it He fell asleep on the cane
setteC soon after imbibing it.
When he awoke it was midnight. and
the inquisitive villain was giving an or
der to the night clerk BiXby's book
keeper was intensely wide awake in
half a second. His tired eyes opened
to their fullest capacity when he dis
covered i7 the fellows hand the straw
hat which he was last conscious of as
it had dropped from his fleeing head.
The fellow came over and seated
himself ly the daZed owner of tile has.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-18

Lytsute-So poor Jones, the toymak-
er. has gone out Of his mind.
Stryppes-Yes. He had been busy
for three months on It mechanical
tramp, and he couldn't get it to work
Ally Sloper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-18

Is your nose turned up or down?
Massage 1t.
Wears your brow a constant frown?
Massage 1t.
Is your neck a scrawny rope
With henlike forward slope?
Do not grieve or give UP hope
Massage 1t.
Seems one arm than tother slimmerf
Massage 1t.
Is one eye than t'other DINNER?
Massage II.
Is one shoulder out of level,
Giving you a sort of bevel?
Just you rub 1t like the-mischief-
Massage it.
Do you fear a double chin?
Massage 1t.
Grows your cheek too pale and thin?
Massage It.
Does your eastward ear protrude
In a manner weird and rude?
Do not have the thing unscrewed-
Massage g.
Puck.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-18

RIGHT YOU ARE, ny DEAR 70 I'll LADIES. -
John Daltons it's time for tie cows to
rome home with butter on their horns.
Tome to your dinner, Reuben"
She had found him comforting affa-
oily with strange man. From Mrs.
Bixby's point of view measureless pos
sibillties Of iniquity attached to ev-
cry strange man.
Ladies from top to toe" Bixby was
saying, "but in fair way to come
TO actual want with silver and gold
enough tucked away in jewelry and
tableware to keep them In comfort all
the rest Of their days"
How about the men of the familyT'
the strange man asked with what Mrs.
Bixby declared "vlcious alertness."
Got none. Father and two boys
picked OF at Chickamauga. Mother
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-07-18
A Seasonable Wish.

Mrs. Outatown-Jack, dear, they say
that new neighbor Of ours is fright
full somnambulst Last night he got
up in his sleep and MIXED his COW.
Mr.. Outatown-Is that so? wish
he'd wander over here and NOW our
lawn-Houston Post.