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Woman Give. Vale $50 900.

New Haven. Conn. Sept. l7-Fro
fcssor Russell N. Crittenden. direc-
tor Of the Sheffield Scientific school
OF Yale university. announces . gin
Of $3.50 .ONV from Mrs. James b. Osi-
ver. OF Pt,tsburg, Pa. This gift -
for the erection OF . new recatAtSos
or lecture hall rs q memorial to her
son. Daniel Leet Oliver. formerly .
student In the Sheffield ScieatiAs
school. class OF 1905. who died last
June.
June. The building will Be devoted
mainly 10 the work In English. eco
nomics and history. subjects u vhSch
young Oliver Vas especially anterest.
ed. and will 30 called the "Oaiver
Memorial hail"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
Fin In Gov. Corners Homo.

Mon;SoM' -, A.a.. sop. - -
Shortly after . n'rioch ~" f!re depsr,-
uent Vas Cd ici ~ ,",opnone to the
govsrnors naI...n q" Church street.
but the blaze vas cH!Eguishcd by
GovernOs C.ueI apl 49, sv1-iS Az. }.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
e~,x Co, . Wireless. Station.

Chicago, Sept ia special 70
the Tribune from San Francisco says
that to make every policeman In the
CITY wireless telegraph station that
can he called from Central At an. NJ.
meut Is the hope OF Assistant City
Electrician Parmenter. Hr would
have eacn patrolmAn carry Small.
compact apparatus in his pocket with
the receiving fixture on his helmet.
Parmenter 10 working on the idea
now
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
o.., and Dumb cir, A.sss,ssa.


Montgomery. Ala. Sept. l7.-Dorse
Williams. TIE negro accused Of crin,-
inally assauhnE Miss Johnson. the
deaf mute and paral! tic daughter Os
q farmer. near GreenbOro. Thursday
afternoon. has been captured near
Demopolis. and 10 jail - Hrmias'
ham. Sheriff Gewin took his pris-
oncr to Meridian. Miss. and started
from there to Birmingham. He elud.
ed two MODS. which surrounded the
train, and finally left the train at
Moundsvrle and went BY country COD
veyance to birmingham. Excite
ment runs hirh in the section where
the crime was committed. The NO
gro admits he Is the man wanted. but
says nc did not commit the crime.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
Pitched Ball Kills Player.

Montreal, Quebec, Sept. l7.-Hen'
RI Pion vas struck over the heart oy
4 pitched ball in . baseball gave on
Sunday and died almost instantly
Tho ball passed through the hands OF
another player and struck P1lon. Pill
m carrh, the ball. threw II TO the
shoris;op and dropped dead.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18

London. Sept. l7.-The UhitsG
States navy department has. accord
Ing to = dispatch from CArdi1. Wales.
TO news agency hero. contr.ets0
with inv W.lsl frms for one aua6roa
THOUSAND tons III the oost steam ooal
and III, delivery ~ extend over leeo.
The p,.,. agreed upon has bsea kepS
secret
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
eui,dino Collapsed: Two Killed.

Cincinnati. =. sept. l'.-One I'M
known man and one woman were
Killed and a dozen otaer persons mar
rowly ESCAPED death In the collapse
~ III, D,hau $40. COMPANY : four
story building on ieEtra! a''nue, near
tho sixth street mark, Saturday. me
h,,,tiry was UNDERGOING repairs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
coc.eerated Bishop coad jutor.

Columbia. : c.. Sept IL -Ref.
W \. Gu'rr! Vas on SUNDAY 'o"sF
Grated bishop coadjutor Of the Sou' n
Carolina Episcova! diocese. the SER
vice. taking place In Tr.Li'y cAlrch,
IN the presence OF d's'ingu'sn"d
gathering. representing. all sections Of
tho state
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
GAINESVILLE FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. SLpTEMBER

Graf. Snj,r. pc !d>n. az ~" s'a,e
co.,.c, erlrmi i"n. before the H."
r.r.. arrived. TIE walls Of the fr'nt
draw ing room were slightly damag, u
~ the danes. which originated ftum
lace curtains being blown ~ the Wild
across \ lighted EAs Jet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18

Man 0ssvO1 - veseo - pveosa ~ q
crtsss ~ os6 ~ cs@As4
San Fraaeasco. Cat6.. ~. H.
After having ssrvOd tAlstsoa ysAsS =
San Quentin peniteatiaSy. q 1svee-
oped Sunday that Willia0 Dsans. 80
Of the coovicts, b . iaDoooot 80.
Proof positive that - ~ ~ 90
NIT the crime Sos Witch - We go
tescsd b now ID a. Aas1s q 49,
proper authoritjso- TAe jodOo ~
passsa -<Ae ssotea0 6selas1AO 0vo0o
10 innoceat. &he 0sA WAo Dsoooon1oo,
hin made Q 1eethSe1 GtatsOaae ~
he Vas ianocsat, and u sAost d0o
Evans will - allowed - leave -
pen1tentiasy.
Evans vas Soovieeo1 n A0o1ot
eosnty Of burglary sad 0sosooeo4 -
life imprisoansat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
Thouaht Man . Squirrel.

Dover, Gr. sept. IL WIil' hunt
ink In ir, D..rCh.r g,'r. -"amp.
near ;his place. lit'ic Eddie Nh. !!
shot Mari jCine-. installing aim for
q squire; In tie thick husaes. JOINER
IL painfully. though not seriously in-
jurcu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18

Chicago. Sept. l7.-backod BY Ae
most representative lay0ea a IL ~
Nous Protestant dsaomiaatsoas q the
city, Chicaso's forces q evil Are -
b attacked by . gospel army q bus
mess men and evaASelists Who will
open their campaign 0un1ay. 0e>oesr
9Th, In a d0ebIs CAVES eeos. sesao
heated. and with . capacity Of 8. ~
PEOPLE. The Rev. r 4. Torray
will act q. leaAsr. lt 70 Q movement
intended to stir the 3 ~ 900 people
of the city 70 religioas AsiShts and
depths.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18

Berlin. SeDt. 17.-1Ao German ~
sign Office. takias es01isaoes q ~
reaswal Of dc rspoets tAat ~ 0os.
man AMBASSADOR at WasAjnOSoo. ~.
on 6peck Won SternbsfU. b sAestlv -
retire. has authorized IL seo1eDeoe
that Emperor william aaA C1aAeoU0
Von Buelow have The fullest -
dence in the AMBASSADOR md 66D0
him to remain at Wash1aSeoa - Soo9
a. he desires to do %. aAA tAee -
change In the ambassAdoeSnlo -
been considered.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
Navy aali for Nsaspes

New Orleans. Sept. l7.-Dail Was
fixed It $50. 700 Saturday for Virginia
REED. the negro woman to whom che
de.au,tiE, tax clerk. Charles u l1t-
ten says he gave ne arly all the ellS..
900 he stole =. oman Is charged
with rcceiy.GS 80 n property. A
charge O. perju-, has also been made
against her. !.ettcn. who has con-
fessed, Wl! be used as the prtncipa!
witness against her.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18
Mrs. Ethel Blair Found Guilty Ct
Killing nusbaad.
IS RECOMMENDED TO MERCY
When R-s. Blair heard the Verdict
She Fainted-Shc Had Eeen Out on
Bond S nee the Tragedy Occurred
Last January.

on i!t, =. ", 81 W. 10 W -
E'hul ". B'Ir. C"l-c.'c wi>n tnr MIR
der Il he" h,,sJluI. Nj. '. Blair.
d G .l;. or on tur Columbia. New
Jvr', u&d laAfyn,, railroad. In Jan
ua.I act, L1- been convicted OF
ia ..cr " Ia a -rcnM.utuIGihnn
10 mercy.
TIE t;i..,c for w.is 4 ."rs. Blair has
been C.nI,,;,i /, pu"' NaJ.e by from
two to ;iN,. ,crrs in tar peni''n-
ti.g!. Ms. ....., Who - aOou TO
yeas e az. aud ~" mother M ~"
Chi.u..H. - an a. usual. nandsnl.c
wn,.'an .nd ; .oud We'll III tI!s com
n.uni;y.
Waeu Mrs. B.air was brougAt into
the Cuur: ~'n,, 'hece Mere no visible
sicus OF thr o-'cal that 81" has just
passed through, but on hearing =
verdic, she tainted and nal 10 BE- MI
eli FROM tte c.ur! room tCor.
WE! ~ AZ i'r ai'tr III" veralci
Ms. ba.. hal recovered sufficient!
:, 70 laL,n "a TO county Jail She
lad been o., On bead sine. The nal.
Ing.
Lack o. Affinity.
On tie ioin Of last January McCul.
ley W. Blair. ccni,n ,or on the road
between Co!Un Ola and laur.ns, was
shot 10 death al his home on Marion
street. Tae fatal wound, II vas
charged. was iA..ct,G VI . beautiful
woman-..i, own wife
Columbia. whose conscience has
been we'll nigh pricked 10 death BY
TIE sting Lf numerous sensational
homicides. was thoroughly awakened
by this great tragedy. At the inQui.
sition made by the coroner there was
startling evidence. and the wife OF the
deceased was placed In arrest. \
term OF court has intervened. but In
forest has been none the less Tagging.
and this tragedy Is stNl fresh In the
minds CT the people OF the state.
Cap,ain Blair was So years Of age
his wife 30 lie was . victim OF q
terrible disease OF the stomach which
required constant medical treatment.
There was apparently no affinity be-
tween the two. The homicide present.
ei many points OF interest not alone
from the criminal side. but from the
psychological. Evidence submitted
shows that Mrs. Blair appreciated the
lack CT affinity between herself and
her husband. Three brothers mar
-ied three sisters. and two OF the
others met death by violence.
0snsatienal Trial.
In tho most Sensational trial OF
the year only day was required
The Jury In the case assisted very
materially by denying Itself Of sew
erai privileges.
The prosecution produced NO evt
dence to prove the inhdelity OF the
wife. although there we're instnuations
In the testimony. And ON the other
hand. the defense's witnesses contra.
dic,ed nearly everything to which they
had testified al tAe inquest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18

Wsvsl ~ the lusitaols.
: 1904 Sept. 1.-The Cupard line
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-18

Canaan. Sept. An inve stigation
~ the terrible accident OF Sunday by
Vhsch more tnan score OF people lost
0ss lives and q greater number re-
eesvsd Injuries by a collision OF q
ueaeht and an express train on the
Ceoeord division OF the Bos, on X Maine
Sea!rosd near Canaan. will be begun
esaoly under the direc ton OF NJ. d.
Cssaeiga, q Iemanon. the couaty
'ssas Monday.
according to a statement ISSUED by
- railroad officials, a blunder In
eeuag train orders was the cause.
~ the identity OF the employee re
eesable for the error remains to be
Soesmined.
seation agent Greedy OF Canaan
ataos. through whose hands passed
- ntal orders for tne freieh, train
proceed on the passenger trains
-. vas temporarily removed. Nj
lively was regarded highly .ere as
- capable agent and operator.
hanover. y. H.. Sept l.. -Twelye
ue twenty seven persons who wer.
"a to the hospital sur rim. from
ss''es received In the railroad acct
n Wes; Canaan, w.icn caused
Death o! 'wruty five nelson's had
ercd SLtcicnl.y to lt,v" ,ha' in
saon M'n@aN and but iif'cen per.
SUI remain at the no. pi.al.
=. {" the injured per>ons still!
VIC hospital vas In a dangerous
'oh. the injuries In tne main
''hs OF slight conclusion. and
ssses and spra!ns.
GOD! 81 en- unidentified boy
years OF age. who died dur.
"e hight. remains at the hos.
WNeo q the luaitanIa
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LIGHT STEALING IN.


through
official the member Territorial
BILL bills
Illustrations
aching teeth than he the of keeping
Frequently
classical ne Lets kill all the octor And modern civilization has
reached
avidity
1t remains high in councils
politics This Hitherto such thingt
age-have further than the a
perhaps ambassadors
medical
who the offending official? Who to
in
the thanks
the work the who, when 'ahen
a public
matte me to print
to and
the whole truth the light
Bystane the venerable police
We shall see.
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MoDERNIzAT1oN Of AN OLD ART.

of Time
the
application Of mechanical principles
skill building the limestone be
tedious renewed 1t
primitive
practically civilized the symbol the the
while other
The lonely which
usually
suitable
to novelist playwright
of of The Polish jew
disposed of by the murderer
by throwing it into burning lime kiln
genius aerday impotence of the slow methods
of the
civilization The illustrated kiln
Honolulu yesterdays complete transformation
appliance practical operation
unchanged
that of eupola furnace
of
the moder i by of oil fuel.
IS make COLLINS
operate
earlier might with those who worked the
certain light of their fires accomplishing identical tasks
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DEPLETION OF NATURAL WEALTH.

declares,
which
President which
is
United
this lumber
building material
building,
favor
things much the spirit of tariff reform
to
open
suppyf
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material in that line. The second ses-
sion, Will be of but three months
dura lion, right at the close of his adj
mfristration. and, as usual. Congress
will be unable TO do much Of anything
but pass the appropriation bills.
In the face Of the panic talk and
with the dread of having his admir- IS
tration go out under the Cloud of an
industrial depression, the President is
not hesitating. He is now doing all
he can to recoup the business world
and Will devote his attention for the
poration reform.
And in that he win be in hearty
accord with the leaders of his party in
and out of Congress, for almost the
first time since he was President.
They want Congress 10 do nothing this
winter that would cause additional
popular unrest and hamper the Repub-
Hcans in carrying the next Presiden-
tial election by sweeping majorities.
That has been the usual program Of
the Republican leaders in Congress
Just prior to a Presidential election.
They are willing that men should
agitate as much as they please about
proposed leSiSIdtloA. II serves ~ edu-
cate the country. But they do not
want the pressure applied from the
White House to enact reform laws, as
it has been several times, since Mr4
Roosevelt held the Office.
Therefore the most complete har-
mony may reign between the President
and Congress this winter. There may
be no fiourishfng of the party lash and
no threats from the Executive, all of
which, in these strenuous days, would
seem tame indeed.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
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The death of Dean Roadouse who
Agriculture Mechanic
Regents of
qualified
likely
benefits
many respects prospects bright
find
to enron the
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japanese abs should not take the Federation
all
candidates defeat public
the Federation has not
anybody
o dsintegrate than to recover
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Waach
Board Of Health concluded martyrdom political issue
rock ana worm practitioner ground suspected that
the last thing Walaeh really public his powers are more
ihan ever assured esoundne oft
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AEESrMARIl
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

1Alltliiat iH erect NGfeubGr
400 p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
ea] s-StoEs at principal points Virginia Ntstibia
train; standard COACHES. Iarcr car % Virginia Hot
sIrings- Pullman Slceuers clifton Forge 10 Louis
VILE cincin1ati indianapolis ST. Louis. and Chi
cage buffet service from Gordonssie
$50 p M.-AEW C. K q. LIMITED Daily
Fast new yestibale train; stoHs oulg at Gurious5s
Charlottesville, Staunton. Clifton Forge, and Gov
ngton Va; Roucayerte and Hinton ~ Va Pull
man seepers 10 Lexington. Louisville Cincinnati.
indianapolis, St. Louis, and Chicago. Dining cars.
Ia carte service. One night cut
HID Z. Nj T. y LIMITED. DaHv-S0Hd
yestibule train. Pullman sleepers 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington, aad Louisville, Compartment sleeping
car TO Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars
a "a carte service sieepers Cincinnati 90 Chicsg3
and 81. Louis, and L0uissiile 70 Memphis Nashville
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 55 PennsylvaHa avenue; 6s 18th street near
f. and Sixth street Station Telephones Main s78l
fer Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and Main i0ss
fer C. & o. Ticket once
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B--t 0itcAlng schedule 1glres published oGlE
information ard are not guaranteed.
T.G a. m.-DaIFilie aud way stations
T55 a. m--Harrisbgrg and vay stations.
go 9. m.-sieepsTs and cssches to Atlanta and
Aew ORLEANS Dining Car
Il % a. m.-sleeDers and coaches 10 Columbia
saFanl4h, aad Jacksonville. Dining Car.
80 D. m.-SleepeB snd c5aches 90 Atlanta and
Columbus, Ga. sunsat Route Tourist Sleeper 10
san Francisco tri-BeeklF.
40l D. m--HsUisonbIrg and way stations
'4@5 3. m.-CAariottesFlf. Wausutou. and #sy
stations
$50 .. m.-sloeperz and coaches 10 Charlotte Co
iuInbi2. and Augusta. sleepers week days 70 Pine
hurst Dining Car
'lo:l5 D. m--sleepers and coaches via Lynchhgrg
and Bristol to Chattanooga MemPhis. and Aew
Orleans Dining Car.
'n19 D. m.-New YcIk and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman % Asheriiie Atlanta. Birmingham
aud NeW Orleans Club and Observation Cars Din
ing Car.
Note-sDailg. fHcek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
-. SIS and 10 a. u. go. SIS, g35 u.3l s-sd
u,ig p. Ia daily. Local trains from Hauisonburg
IL 3 n. week days. and So ,. ID. daily; fcas
Caariottlsyille $40 a. m. daily
Frequent trains % aud from Blsemont
Ticket Oaiees. 55 18th ST.. 81 IA. ave. and
Pennsylvania Station.
C. H. ACKERT s. II HARDWICK
7. Z. d Gen, Aigr Pass. Traf 8gr
" II. TAYLOE, I. g. BROWN
Gen Pass Agt- GsuI ARt
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TRANS-PAClFlG MAILS.

Hawaii va san Francisco close here daily at II IS
p m. up to April Is. for dispatch by steamer ala.
meda.
Hawaii JapaH, Korea. China. and Philippine Is
lands. via San Francisco. close here daily at u.l5
p No. up 20 april Is. for dispatch by steamer Korea
Australia Except mails for West Australia flu
Islands. and Nsw Caledonia especially addressed
mails for New Leasd and Samoan Islands. via Van
c0uFeF and VICTORIA =. a. close here daily &C 655
p. N. up 20 April p. for dispatch by steamer Moans
Japan, Korea. China, and Philippine Islands via
Seattle close here daily az $50 B. m uy 70 April
=, for dispatch by steamer Tango MaB
Hawaii. japan, Korea China. ana Philippine Is
lands, wa san Francisco. close here daily AZ Has
D. n up q ATril 3, for disIatch by steamer Amer
lea Maru.
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily al ua5 p n Up to
Aay / ior dispatch by Emitted States transport.
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS
The Herald Want Ad Page =
displayed daily on Herald Bull
Ietln B0ards In the following
prominent Ioeasionss
NORTHWEsT.

". A. McSulty 1900 i4th st, nv. cigars. tobaeeos.
newspspeFs. and periodicals.
Paul Persons Drug Store. 18th and q sts nv.
A. T. Pride the GeoIgetoWn druggist, ssth and Z
sts. NV
charles J. Allen. Es7 NJ st. NV. Cigars. tooaocos.
newspapers, periodicals. and pooi
Lloyd Cross, 253 Pa. ave. nw. Cigars. magazines.
and stationery. Pool parior
A. Goldman l2i ~ St. NV Pipes. tobaeeos, and
stationery.
steye's Smoke shop. sd and sts. NV. Cigars.
magazines. and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining ParioFs, LAS Wisconsin ave
NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy sd and Il sts nv. Use DAVIS
drugs
Pagan Bros. 1904 ia ave. DIV. Cigars. tobaeeos.
magazines fishing tackle, and pool. =
Kings DFug Store, Vermont and | st. Nv.
iaaafd Inn Library
C. H. Graham. l2i) SD St. Newspapers. maga-
Hnes, stationery toys &c
Halls Star Cigar Stores. $50 llth ST. NV. and GO
Pa. ave nv.
J. A. Paxton 1895 lsth st Cigars. tobaoooa.
newspapers, periodicals DC.
Seorgeioan Book Exciange, sQl5 u 81 nS. Vac
tor aud Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Pearson's Pharmacies 18th st. and fls. ave.
nw. and \. J. ave. and h st. NV.
W. /. Cribs 2lg5 Pa, ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions receiisd.
Lewis q. Frey So, COZ I'd ard II sts subscTip-
ticus for Herald received at 1910 jefferson ST. nv
Philip Watts coz La. ave. NV. Cigars. tobacoos.
newspapers &e.
Cheakaios 4 Cocos. 60 D St ns. and sol La ave.
Fruits. confectionery. cigars Newspapers. &c.
J, II. Watson & Bro, ll9 Il st. nv. Cigars,
tobaccos, newspapers. magazines.
Aatterns City Han Cigar store. opposite City
Hall. Legal blanks.
singiaton's Pharmacy, cor. 10th ard SIS. W.
Every thing ia drugs newspapers. and periodicals.
+. T. HAYS, Sc. cor. 10th and SITS. nv. High
srade cigars and tobacco. newspapers ana periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
A. Costello, 227 lith g. sw Cigars, tobaceos, and
newspapers.
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room. "a and D
sts- SIS. Leading brands Of cigars
Dudiey's. Go 9Th ST. sw smokers articles, fishing
tackle. stationery, &c.
j. Waiter Mcdonald. drugs cigars. and toilet srti
cies. Branch z, o.. ila and l. SIS
Cassady's, 70l It's St sw for groceries provisions
t0baecos, Stationery newspapers.
Post-ohiee Cigar and News Stand. 10 ~ st. sw
A. BgcEeuhsmer. prop.
c. T. Dudley. 600 3th st. sw Cigars. tobaecos
periodicals. open daily and Sunday
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Nina l. Maynard S. John G.. MAY
uard and Hlds Clifford. No. 255l6 kQufy Dccket--
The object Of tiis suit is TO obtain decree uf aa-
soiute divorce by the IiaiutiH from the defendant
John G. Maynard, on the ground of adultery. On
motion Of the complainant it IS this 9Th 6aY Of
April. 1907 ordered that the defendant john a.
Maynard cause his appearance 10 be entered herein
on or before the f0rtieth day exrllsre of Sundays
and legal holidays, occauing after the DAY af the
urst publication cf this order: otherwise the caEse
win be proceeded with IS in case Of default Pro
yded copy Of this order be published unce week
for three successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald before sid
day. ASHLEY N. GOULD, Justice. A true copy
Test. (Seall ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk By r. F.
BELEW Assistant Clerk ~. PRESTON VII
HANSON. Solicitor Tor the complainant
ans I328
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS on ,5FE-
eral electrical supplies uJnaMos motors. aato sup
plies electric and steam pumps everything pertaining
TO electricity from the establishment Of city pant
to the supplying 0f the simplest electrical auplianc
comes within the realm Of this business Clur r,er,
haze the facilities and the ability TO plan out and
produce the special electrical appliances that ope's
particular need demands. NATIONAL ELECTRI-
CAL SUPPLY CO.. 1880 n. Y ave. tab2ssjT
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a FRAUD-LOOK OUT Fon HIN.

Any solicitor who comes 10 you
with a prize scheme, representing
himself, directly or indirectly, to
be connected with this newspaper,
The Washington Herald, Is z fraud
and an impostOr, bent upon swim
difng yOu. BE on the lookout for
him and turn him over 10 the
police.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-13
ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair blythmaEEs molss. &c. By electric needle;
guaranteed permanent and painless; no scars; abso-
ate privacy references from Physicians and former
patients; apparently hopeless solicited consul
tstou free. electricity is the only permanent cure
fof superfuous hair BOX q. Hssald ofice. or
phone y. Z632 mhl7-d
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FOUND
PERSONAL.

THEY COME AND 60 But WE ARE AL
ways on hand % cheer you up with our wonderful
rates for mems discarded wearing apparel shoes
hats shirts; have a real fast trotteT, JUSFHS OLD
STAND. 6l9 ID.
WILL PAY YOU HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for worn garments ladies' gsntemen's and chil-
drens shoes and hats; address postal; viii cali
L. TARSHES, 1903 7tA 81. NV Phone North 49,
ap9-u
WHIsKEY. g PER GAL THE JOHN WE'D
DERBURN. SIC r Sc. NV, apeu
HAVE YOU ANYTHING To SELL YOU WILL
be agreeably surprised If you wiz let sell it Tor
zou. MARCUS NOTES, s28 eth St NV. phone
Main 5ll, nol0-I
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PICTURE FRAMING.

PICTURE FRAMES OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
seFiption made te order az shortest notice ard at
prices . per cent lozer than auy other house in
Washington. Oar work Is fFst-elsss Frames for
nne paintings specially Maidings from &c 70 81
PER foot. ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER * AIT
Co, Geo. 5. Hewitt Manager. So Pa. aFs. -
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