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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25
PENNSYL vANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
$500 WEEKEND sEAsHoRE TRIPS.
Over Sunday at the Shore!

To make the call attractive the Pennsylvania Railroad
has placed sale special weekend ticket from Washington
Atlantic City Cape May Wildwood Ocean City and Sea Isle City
and return good going all trains Fridays and Saturdays and
good returning until the following Tuesday inclusive The price
u this ticket only 5000 1t good via the Delaware River
Bridge Route from Broad Street Station Philadelphia well
from Market Street Wharf and includes transfer OF passenger be-
tween Broad Street Station and Market Wharf each d.
recton, and a sop-over Philadelphia within the limit the
trip
The Atlantic City Special leaving Washington at o P NJ
weekdays with Pullman buffet paror and coaches provides
through service to Americas Greatest Summer Resort
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Trennurr OmcinI nics

The Treasury Department yesterday
afternoon received information Of the
death Of Julius Jacobs, assistant treas
urer OF the United States. at San Fran
cisco. The department has directed that
Thomas p. Burns, cashier Of the sub
treasury in that city. take charge. United
States Treasurer Treat will start for San
Francisco to-day.
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Port Monroe. Norfolk Newport News and an
points SoUth-Ncrfol AVID Washington night steam
ers every evening in the year az go. and day
steamer daily 40 A. m.
To Mount Ven0n-Steamer Macslester. daily, 10
a. m and go p. H.. from Seventh street wharf,
Chesapeake Beach-Ses time table.
10 Rock Greek Bridge, geological PARK. Chevy
Chase. and keusingt0n-Cars from Fifteenth street
ent New York avenue every fifteen minutes.
To AleNaudria-Feuy steamer Lackawanua every
hour and q half from a. ID. to 6 p. u.
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Shoulders, Pic; small CalIies. Zoe; bulk
Shoulders. 1Cc; Fat Back. 9i2c; regular
Hams l59ic, pure Lard, 12c. J. T. d. pyles.
AZ 4th Sc. 9l4 18th Sc, Harrison. Ana /.
II Eth ne, Sd and Nd. ave. ne. 18th and g
ne. 4th and II ne. "a II NV. 1888 z NV.
llll l4Lh NV, n. J. ave and r NV.
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For twenty years ana are still selling it
Maerzen and Senate-brewery bottling.
Arlington Bottling Company, same old
place. Phone w 81
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is all the guarantee you could ask to as
sure pure, wholesome bread for YOUR table.
See that the bread you get bears this la
bel Fresh daily at gTOCers. Ask for il.
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Sea foods, New York meats. choice
fruits and vegetables. Club breakfast.
noon lunch, table d'hote dinner and serv-
ice a la carte
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Holmes Delivers 0,;i,k" Rr..d

Direct to homes. Delicious, nutritious
bread. sc. Holmes Bakery. lst and L SITS
Phones E. 1910 and 14H.
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Deeds were recorded yesterday by
which William V. Cox and other trustees
conveyed to the Washington Market Com
pany all the ground in square 32S. except
lot 10. This square is bounded by Elev-
cnth, Twelfth, E and F streets southwest.
and constitutes the site on which the
market company will erect its prop osed
refrigerating plant and cold storage
warehouse. This land was purchased
last year by Mr.. Cox and others. as trus-
tees for a company then operating under
q Virginia charter, but which since has
been clothed with authority from Con-
gress TO erect and maintain the proposed
refrigeratng plant. The transfer OF the
property is the result The market com
pany has perfected its preliminary plans
for building. a Chicago firm OF architects
being now engaged in the preparation Of
the designs. 1t is expected that building
operations will begin about the middle of
September.
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Hotel Johnson Cafes.

HaTvey's restaurant will be closed on
Sundays during thc summer months. from
Sunday June 60
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Most economical; best bakers. c, A.
d Co. GIG 18th ST.
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kntic snIIirnn- nm hcI

Katie sullivan, an heir of the late
Mary Mccarthy, yesterday filed ca
veat protesting against the admission
10 probate of the purported viii Of the
deceased. on the ground of alleged
undue influence .of Mrs. Mary Ellen
flaming. niece Of deceased, and while
some person or persons held her in con-
iluemeut and restrained her liberty for
the purpose OF compelling her TO exc
cute such paper writing
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The Advantages of buying put,er

Of James F. Oyster. 9Th and Pa. ave. are
appreciated by those who insist on quality.
All leading brands. 5-Ib. boxes -Four Leaf
Clover" Creamery Butter a speciality.
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p bottles, soc. Rebate on bottles. lOc.
Phone NJ. 1872 Beavers, 423 AZ ST. sw.
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Hotel, Summer Garden. Rathskeller, \. Y
ave. and 18th ST. I. Endres, Prop.
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Schneider's "NnIty dread LobeI

Sold in glass-alWays sealed-4 gals, SOC
Office, 7o4 18th ST. NV. Phone NJ. 9G2.
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NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

The bare appearance of the plot of
ground about the new Mcclellan statue
has been greatly improved by sodding.
Joseph 4. Brannan vRs fined 500 and
sentenced TO three months in the work
house yesterday for turning in a false
alarm.
The little lost child taken 20 the
Third precinct police station Sunday
was Identified as the daughter Of c. ~
Croft. Of 2l7 3 street
RenOuN Smith was shot with an air
rife Yesterday morning and painfully
injured. The shot was accidentally
fred by Myer Kereso.
The much-talked-Of gambling boat.
The Ark. lies a great hulk IN the POtO-
moe channel There is nothing doing,
because Of a lack of patronage.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Minnesota Avenue Baptist Mission
viii hold an ice cream social on Floral
Hill lawn tonight at P. m, Rev. Mr..
Anger presiding.
Dr. \. II. Little, of II. Louis, was I'm
Washington yesterday on his way 10
that city, ia the custody OF a detective
br. Little is 10 stand trial for the death
of Miss Lille Bush.
Engineer Commissioner Morrow YES
terd3y advised the AnaCostia citizens TO
place their petition for a park in the
hands of Col Bromwell, who is In
charge Of public buildings and grounds
by the end of the week the work Of
removing the stone from the piers Of
old Long Bridge will be completed
This Will leave only the draw and side
piers 20 be done away with.
+. -. Peters, chief clerk of the Nuyy
Department. who has been iu with
acute plurisy contracted while al
Jamestown as member Of the govern
meHt commission on naval exhibits, Is
improving.
President King, of the Washington.
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric
Company. has asked Secretary Taft for
an extension of time in which 20 install
underground trolleys on the new High
way Bridge
BENJAMIN =. Guy. the Ninth street
wholesale merchant. yesterday received
bis notice that the meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce would be post
poned for one week. and remarked that
he was glad OF. an opportunity 20 give a
little time to sis private business.
VI, n. Richmond yesterday began Suit
against the District of Columbia and
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company 20 recover 10000 damages for
alleged personal injuries received on
August Is last, while riding "a bicycle
along Eleventh street, near Girard
street.
Mrs. Jane Pendleton, of Baltimore. a
sister Of Mrs. Belle Snyder. recently as
sailed and robbed in Rhode Island ave-
nue.. was injured by being struck by
runaway team Yesterday. John Mike
2aH1 Eighth street. was also hurt. The
runaway occurred in Pennsylvania ave
nue. during the afternoon
Thomas J. Owen. who conducted the
auction sale q. 50J and 307 Ninth street
yesterday, told a Washington Herald
reporter, after the sale, that there
might be warmer places in the United
States than the Washington asphalt
pavements at o'clock en- the afternoon.
but he is waiting for proof of the fact
Protest against removing row of
poplar trees on Seventeenth street. be-
tween Corcoran and r streets. was
made by a number Of residents and
property owners at an informal hearing
before the Commissioners yesterday
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The Mercantile Society.
We Have sold Veuricb,s Beer

zoos + street northwest, claims the lowest
oan rate ia Washington. Investigate
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The little lost child taken 20 the
Third precinct police station Sunday
was Identified as the daughter OF c. NJ
Croft, of 2I7 street
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

IITN. "lWE EFHWIFFWH' Ut HHItImOEes q
sister IF Mrs. Belle Snyder recently as
sailed and robbed in Rhode Island ave-
nue.. was injured by being struck by a
runaway team yesterday John Mike
23H1 Eighth street. was also hurt The
runaway occurred in Pennsylvania ave
nue. during the afternoon
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

Moore & Hill have sold for George N.
Taylor the property at 236 Tenth street
northeast, for $500. The lot, which is
lSis by 10 feet, is improved by a two
story, seven-room, brick house, and Is
one Of the most desirable residences in
that part Of the city.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

second Mate Robert Iohrmann, Of
the good ship Edwin r. Hunt, four
masted schooner. said his quarters
We're leaky and that for that reason
he wanted 70 jump the ship at this
port and take his wages with him.
This made work FOR Chief Justice Cla-
baugh in the shape Of libel proceed
ings After hearing witnesses in open
court Justice Clabaugh dismissed the
libel
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Dr. \. II. Little, of ~. Louis, was I'm
Washington yesterday on his way 10
that city in the custody OF a detective
Or. Little is 10 stand trial for the death
of Miss Lille Bush.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

The Commissioners decided that the re-
moval viii be deferred until October
next, when Norway naples will be
planted
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The much-talsed-of gambling boat,
The Ark. lies d great hulk IN the POto-
mac channel There is nothing doing
because Of a lack of patronage
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

Zepp Brothers have taken out a permit
for the erection Of a three-story brick
dwelling. at 757 Park road. az an ostlmat-
ed cost Of $500 \. r. Grimm prepared
the plans for the building.
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The Christian Endeavor society of
the Minnesota Avenue Baptist Mission
VIII hold an ice cream social on Floral
Hill lawn tonight at s P. m, Rev. Mr.
Anger presiding.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

RenouX Smith was shot with an air
rife Yesterday morning and painfully
injured. The shot was accidentally
fred by Myer Kereso.
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M an. mali hnH cnmes lhe gIadsome

the FISH ponds. adjacent to the Monu-
ment Grounds. are 20 be opened To the
public Within the next ten DAYS or two
weeks. Under the personal direction of
Commissioner West. the contractors are
pushing the work OF construction OF the
buildings. dressing rooms. and lockers
with all possible speed, and IL Is hoped
that the new beach will be in fun Op-
Grafton by July 4
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Thomas J. owen. who conducted IN

Thomas j. owen, who conducted the
auction sale q. 50J and 507 Ninth street
yesterday, told Washington Herald
reporter. after the sale. that there
might be warmer places in the United
States than the Washington asphalt
pavements at 4 o'clock In the afternoon.
but he is waiting for proof Of the fact
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The Foundry NJ. z. Church has commits
stoned Harding & Upman to prepare plans
for "a parsonage 10 be erected at l1n
P street northwest. It will be a three
story brick structure. with basement On
a lot q by % feet. The cost limit is placed
at S15,O10
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NJ. II. Richmond yesterday began suit

the Washington Railway and Electric
Company 20 recover 10000 damages for
alleged personal injuries received on
August Is last, while riding Il bicycle
along Eleventh street, near Girard
street.
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Mrs. Susie P. Orwell has awarded a
contract to Louis II. Emmert for the
construction Of six store buildings, al 1000
TO 2Jl0 Eighteenth street northwest. al an
estimated cost Of $4,000
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

The bare appearance of the plot of
ground about the new Mcclellan statue
has been greatly improved by sodding
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

Protest against removing row Of
poplar trees on Seventeenth street. be-
tween Corcorau and r streets. was
made by a number Of residents and
property owners at an informal hearing
before the Commissioners yesterday
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

wholesale merchant. yesterday received
bis notice that the meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce would be post
poned for one week. and remarked that
DE was glad OF an opportunity 20 give a
little time to Sis private business.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

Joseph 4. Brannan wRs fined 500 and
sentenced TO three months in the work
house yesterday for turning in a false
alarm.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

President King. of the Washington,
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric
Company. has asked Secretary Taft for
an extension of time in which 10 install
underground trolleys Oh the new High
way Bridge.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-25

Engineer Commissioner Morrow yes
terd3y advised the AnaCostia citizens to
place their petition for a park IN the
hands of Col Cromwell who is in
charge Of public buildings and grounds
Free press., 1907-01-12

their lovely home on the hill
Free press., 1907-01-12

in a cook book in the irst place.
Houston Post.
Free press., 1907-01-12
BRUSHING THE TEErH.

fore pouring in the bouiIlon gives the
liquid added and pleasing favor.
Coarse salt and vinegar will clean enam-
eled ware that has been burned or dis
colored- The same will clean brass
copper.
An authority f1ne laundering says that
hot water should not be used in washing
fine table linen or embroidered doilies.
Cold water. white soap and borax, If not
borax SOAP should be used instead.
BORROWING FROM WOMEN
We are tempted to quote all the wise
saws on borrowing we know every time
comes into court-there are too many
of 'em-of woman suing a man to re-
cover moneys. by her unwisely loaned to
him.
With just enough exceptions to prove the
rule. the man who borrows money from
woman friend deserves watching, and should
be compelled to give security and pay usuri-
interest II he is reliable he can boF-
from a friend, and if he has no
man friend the chances that he is not
reliable To wheedle a loan out of woman
is pretty poor business. 1t is usually a
confession that the borrower has a case
which will not stand the hard-headed ex-
animation of a man. So he imposes on the
creduIity and the affection of woman
often putting his petition that she stands
between love and loss. Loan oft loseth
both itself and friend" said the wise Polo
MUS.
Free press., 1907-01-12

before retiring. it induces sleep and greatly
improves the complexion
1t is true saying that worry is beauty's
great enemy. and 1T is one no woman can
afford to forget.
''For every evil under the sun,
There's remedy or there's none.
If there is one, try to find it.
If there isn't. never mind it"
Not woman ia a thousand can hope
to own a good complexion unless she takes
some trouble and endareS more Self-deniai.
There is royal road To beauty. Not all
beauty specialist could make woman beau
tiful who de6ed the laws of nature and lived
candy and pastry. I have seen COM
plexioA much resembling tea-leaf become
pink and white upon its owner giving up an
imm0derate use of tea. And I have also
watched a pretty girl grow into most un-
comely woman, threugh her indulgence in
late rising, and what is erroneouSly termed
good living" It is impossible 20 lay down
strict rules for the guidance of each and
every one. but there can be no doubt in
any sensible persons mind that to be beauti-
ful must be healthy, and TO be healthy
one must have plain feed. plenty of fresh
air. and reasonable amount OF daily exer-
else.
BRUSHING THE TEETH
It is far more important to brush the teeth
before going to bed than 1t is on rising.
beauty of pearly teeth should be careful
not to drink very hot liquids. An excellent
means of preserving the teeth from decay
is to pass silk thread between them daily.
II this be made a practice it will very soon
become indispensable item in the toilet
lists say 1t is q habit that may destroy the
health of the gums if it is too frequently
induiged in. The teeth decay more in sleep
than at any other time.
Free press., 1907-01-12
SIX HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

A vanilla bean kept in a box of sugar
will impart a delicate flavor to the sugar.
A ruf1e the bottom OF work apron
skirt below.
No excuse for fragments to lodge in
corners and creyices of the refrigerator
when skewers will dislodge them quick
An olive placed in each bOuillOn cup be-
Free press., 1907-01-12

q Ihss PIaees livery body Works But Father;
Can Put Your Shoes in ny Trunk; Absence
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WAR ON LIQUOR AND TOBACCO
The Kansas AnttLiQuor Society has acOpted new
plan fight the liquor traffic. 1t is mailing free
recipe for the cure OF the liquor habit II can be
given secretly in coffee food. Also one for the
tobacco habit that can be given secretly. The only
request they make is that do not sen the recipes,
but give free copies TO friends. AThefT adore la
Room &C. Gray Bldg Kansas City Mo.
Free press., 1907-01-12

night, for It is held as absolute that raw
onions make the skin and eyes both lovely.
For softening and whitening your hands
keep oatmeal or almond meal by you Wash
oSs of these II inpresie.ts. then r.,h o0 them
the following mixture:
GIycerine- ..-............-1 part
Rose water ...-..-.......! part
When the skin seems coarse. and the pores
too large. go down into your kitchen and
mix the following:
Ground barley ..........S ounces
doney L ounce
Spread this over the face at
night. and in the morning wash
Careful ablutiOn and the use of
diet. plenty of outdoor exercise.
occasional mild apeTient, and
a little cold cream rubbed well
also on retiring-these little at
tentionS will secure for anyone
Battle the face every night
with equal quantities of warm
skin fair and smooth. 10 pre-
serve good complexion never wash the face
with hard water. If soft water cannot be
obtained, throw little oatmeal in the water
used.
Pure alcohol rubbed into the eyebrows
with the nnger-tip is an excellent tonic.
French ointment used for this purpose Is
borie acid, ten centi-grammes.
If your eyebrows are too thin wash them
rub in olive oil. If they inclined to
scatter, apply little castor ell and brush
them with good hard tooth brush.
Battle the feet for half an hour before
going to bed. Rubbing the soies OF the
feet with lemon will soften them and drive
away the calIous flesh. Crushed elder leaves
under the feet are most effcacious in driving
away fatigue.
FOR TAN OR SUNBURN.
Make mask and spread it with equal
parts OF linseed meal and rye -four. Put the
mask at night when you go 70 bed. and
wash your face pff the next morning with
tepia water.
WRINKLES ON THE FOREHEAD.
Mix equal parts OF alcohol and white of
egg and spread it over the forehead night
after night under a soft compress till the
wrinkles disappear.
II you use pomade or cold cream or oil Of
any kind your scalp or skin be most par
ticuIar to have it perfectly sweet and fresh.
Rancid oil often sets up a troublesome irri-
tation OF the skin.
Milk slipped slowly several times day is
generally effectual method of increasing
ones weight
HEALTH, EXERCISE. AND BEAUTY.
To the "scraggy" woman. to whom the
mere thought of donning an evening gown is
a humiliation. I strongly recommend hot
milk. 1t is beneficial in many ways: taken
Free press., 1907-01-12

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