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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
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tie mub ibm gut subOren unb fir
feline Infi4ten Snterefe aeigen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
Jeuer 5erf6rt mebrere
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ben beute Die Wanren i'm grogef6ot
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grobe 8ei1dftsbIOd brannie toioI
nisoer. @benfnQs purben bas Urn
aoOos9siadrt bon :. q. @utpsrs Sons
@omp. uno bas @afman. SoteI, mel.
DIES erff Dor peniasn &assn srbFnet
tporoen mar, eantlt1 bur6 bas 5euel
3erf6rt.
Der Geueridaosn tutrb R9 anf iibe,
500. 600 beIaufen, BET elmer Wsrfds.
runs bon 3psibrittsl b.s 9peribes.
SIMMER mebr Opfsrber
Srploion n.
Serre9aute, Sno., 20. San.
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6our Sabn, iagts bsuts abenb, bab
Der Wagen nit BUILDER, Der aeffern
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beerungen anrt9tete, bon 6on.anet,
Sno., nod altOn. 5Q., b%srianot Tel.
Sn fsinsm Offistsasn Ssri6t eisbt Der
Superintendent Der Big Jour gabn.
Die au;abl Der Sooten auf ELF uno Die
Der WerleBtsu auf 81 on. Seit BEN
abienoen oss gsri&tes limb absr f9on
msbrere 8erleBte gsffOrbsn unb anosrs
Sei4en uuroen aus ben rau9snbsn
Srimmer1 bss 3pses es3ogen.
5eute Waamittae fano man BITE emit.
isblia bsrfhmmslts 2ei6e beg sDbll
Sabrs altsn anabsn Sisber bon paris,
Sainois. auf sinsm bobsn gaume, ber
mebrere 5unosrt SUB bon Der STEELE
Der erploton e1tfernt feht, bdngen,
Die 9ei&e III Our9 bic @rploRon aui
ben gaum g,i9lsuosrt uno auf sinsn
Nh aufeeiptsbt uorosu.
e heriff foil nun b Q
geben.
Jinbla 3, O., 20. San. @oun.
tp;@lsrt aIapa9 bat auf Bsfsbl bee
fldgsrii9en anuolts Sapio oie aeeen
bic STANDARD Oil Co., Sobn D. Rods'
Teller unb Anosre erbobenen antlaaen
on SbsriH SrOuss a~usssbdnbist. ga
Rno I'm 8anssn 1858 antlaa.pun,ts.
Ran uia psriudsn, bic angstIaatsn
81 ueranlafsn. bon Der anflnss 3ennt.
nib su nsbmen, 10 oab Der Sheriff MID
essuunasn tf, bts Sotumenie ben Be.
trsfenoen psri6nlia ein3ubdnbiasn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
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S4einbarer Wtbers
fpru9. Dame: Limb rpie ftebt es
NIT ben Saf9entiidern, bic i9 Sbnen
gum SGumen sabg" 0Gberin: -Die
perbe i4 unseidumt idumeu."
= 4ibner S4Iub. .glein,
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mild o~ufseaogen tporben ieial-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
ueberidmcmmungen
&idteu in 5abauien Stdoteu unb Ortidafteu tlaeu
imnenien SdaOe1 an.

8rOminente Ses getugss angdlagt -ghibtgetreuer Samttaiirer sei@oiem.-
Sobn tOStet ben Safer. Sn &c Stunoen nod benz Norbpol. -
g%iasara:TGneI bleiben erbaten. -appeant an 8aHer gSls
beu. -5eur ;erhUrt mebrere @ehdfshduia.-
Simmer mebr Spfer Der Grplofou.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
Sntermrban 3eit>S abeae.
:. u. g. Spfem.

e4HsIe Durasise mad Sort Bapne.
S6neue 9ur9Siss rad Raricn.
e9nsle Dur6;ise mad 9eru.
e9nele 9ur8sise mad 2psanspcrt.
S9neLe 9ur93ise mad gnberion
s9nsne Durd5ise mad Runcie.
8lss DerIafen SnbianapcIts.
RHueie & R carton Otutft on.
gairrenee, Sortptle, genbleton, anbericn.
9orttotrn, Runeie, TibbIetown, gIeTanoria,
SuuHitDiIe, 5airuspunt, @as Gitp, SoRes'
koro, Eaarion, 8IuHtsn unb Union gity.
4 90 BIN. Il o. 9irH.
+6 Of gm. Q 90 Rm.
90 BIN. % 05 gr1.
~ o. 8m. 90 Rm.
90 8m. "a &C Sim.
A9 05 SIN. 70 Of Jn1
10 90 gm. 8 90 SIM.
al 90 gm. ~ O5 gm.
al O5 BIN. 70 o. Rr.
IL 90 gttss. IL 30 gm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21

Eeue ipejiele Beotenu1g H14 st. xSa9ne.
-3aee n~erIafien indianapolis nm TOO uno
100 nbr gormittass unb 800 uns TOO
zpr ga@mittass, i4nele Sabrt mad Sort
&Gpne ma1enS unb nit ben S4neqjisen
sad 9oIe6o, Detroit unb 2ima nerbinoene-
isuie aud IN EoIebo unb Detroit nit ben
Danpfern, bic auf ben srosen Seen mad
Nafiuac, Buffalo unb ben Riasara 5duen
.ulfen, g~erbinSuns ntadenb.
Der Rarion 6Iper, Der indianapolis I'M
Ii r1br Born. unS 8 ubr Ra4m. terIdbt,
kdlt nur in MnSerion, NIeranbria. Sunrnrit'
piue, dartmouth, Sonesbpro unb Gas ettp
SUnction on.
I1:30 Gbenbs3us mad Runeie.
l1:30 Gbsnbs3us nod gera.
sage fabrsn mad Sort gsniamin Sarrb
son I'm 6:45 gu,, 9:05 BIN, 11:06 BIN. Loo
Em un6 800 Rm.
Asitsre S~nfOrmaticn in Der Office: Ser'
.saaI gebdube. gbones: Reu, Nain 6O55;
III, Eain 175, l Sing.
JHbianapolis & Gafern.
S@nsa ,3ass Iaufen mad '@reenfeIb.
Emtsttstotpn, Rsm GaftIe, Cambridge @ttp,
Ri9monb, 9aptpn, Dbio, isbe Stunbs bis
. nbr Gbenbs, in Dapton, Dbic, nit aaen
s4neusisen, bic mad Springfield, goIarp
bns unS allen eertraIen gunften Dbto's
ixufen, gerbinbunsima4enb.
Ebenbs3us Am 11:30 Abenos mad Rnisstss
wun.
Reitere Snformation IN Der Office: 9ers
atnaI gebdube. gbones /: Reu, Nain 6065
zIt. Rain 175, 1 Sing.
indianapolis & WartiHsutue.
Ra9 Tsorespiue, get5ans Bart, Har'
rsnspine, Snb.
Grfe Rorser,gar urn 500 ubr 0orsens.
Dann pon 700 nbr yeorssns iebs Stunbe
sts 100 nbr Gbsnbs.
Hbene @ars bsrIafen bic Srterurban
Dtatien Am 900, 1000 unb 11:30 Nbenes.
Die 1000 ubr@ar fdbrt nur BIS R~ooresbtne.
Beitsre Snformation in Der Office: Ters
HtnaI Gebdubs. 9bonss: Reu, Rain 6055 ;
III, Rain 175, Sling.
indianapolis & @eitern Srattion
GompanD.
Rad a1on, 9anpiGe unb Spii9euftationen.
Grfe Gar berIdbt Indianapolis I'm 8 1br
Roreens, oann iebs on6ertbalb Stunben Bis
$50 nbr Absnbs. Settle Gar UNI 11:15 ubr
Abenbs.
Beitere Snformation in Der Office: Ter
minal GebGuSe. gbones: Neu, Rain 6055,
AIt, Nain 175, l Sing.
JnOiaunpolts SsaI 3rattisa 90.
Bug. Iaufeu ftinbEi@ Don Snbtanapelts
na@ gIaixHeib pon 500 15r Tcrsens btl
TOO uPr Hbenbs.
abenbsise uni 9 unb 11:20 rbr Gbenbs.
Der 800 nbr Rorsens 8us Iduft ni&t
Sonnta9s.
1sitere Snformation in Der Office: 1sr,
minoI gebdube. 8bones : gsea, Rain 6066
GIt. Brain 175, l Sing.
5uoiauapslis & Nortbweferu.
s9nsns 8ass mad Grapforbspils uns 60
faHette Iaufsu ME fcIst: 500 Sm., TOO
Bm., $40 gm., 900 grn., 1910 grn., 10.45
gm., lilo 8n., IL Nittass, Loo Rn..
2:19 Em., 4:25 Nm., 500 Rm., ITO Nm.,
300 Sim. unS ILLS Sim.
Siee, tpeI9e I'M 1915 gnt. une 4:25 Tnt.
uOfabren, finS 9ur9sase nod @raipforbs'
bile.
Der Ills Gbenbs 3us"mfdbrt inur Biz
frankfort.
8eitere Snformation In Der Office: Ger
RinaI @ebdube. Btcnes: Neu, Nain 6066;
kIt, geata 175, l Rtns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
G%iaentIi6 10 d T.

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riibmten S4riftfte1ern penfioneu
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g.: rHa. mas boben bann bic pen.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21

2tnitee.
Rogausport & 8eru Dtutfton.
SarmsI, RobIesbias, Cicero, Ercabta
AtIanta, 9ipton, aotomo, @alpefon,
BaItsn, 2osnnsport, Riami, 8unier Sia,
Reru uRb gIpooe.
IS 90 8mL ! 40 Sim.
40 Bu. 70 90 Hut.
y 90 8m. 8 45 seu,.
8 gm. IS 90 arn.
- 90 gm. 8 45 Rn,.
45 8m. ~ 90 9snI
Ill 90 8m. 50 90 Sim.
ii 70 BIN. IL 80 Sim.
II 90 4al.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-21
SDmpang,

Rad aoon, 9anuiGe unb Spii9euftationen.
Grfte Gar berIdBt indianapolis I'm, 8 1br
Rorsens, bann ieOe onbertbaIb Stunoen Bis
$50 rbr Gbenps. 9sste Gar UNI 11:15 ubr
AbenS5.
8eitere Snformation in Der Office: Eers
minaI GsbduSe. gbones: Nsu, Rain 6055,
VII. Noiu I75. / Rina.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
REMEMBERS SISTERS OF POOR
John D. Buckley Leaves Money to
Orphans, Too.
All Property of william Riley
DeebIe Goes 10 WidoF-Wiu
Entered for Probate.

The Little Sisters Of the Poor and 81.
JOseph's Orphan Asylum. of this city.
were remembered with 500 each in the will
of John D. Buckley, dated April last, and
fled for probate yesterday. Mrs. Mary l.
Sanford is 10 receive 500. The rest goes
to a daughter. Mrs. Anna NJ Germiller,
who is also named as executrix.
BY the viii Of William Riley Decide,
dated October a, 1896. and filed for probate
yesterday, all his property is 10 60 10 his
wife Mrs Cora B. Deeble
Mrs. Decide and the American Security
and Trust Company, executors, through
their attorney. William A. McKenney, yes
terday filed a petition ia the Probate
Court. asking for the appointment of "A
guardian for the minor children. The tes-
tator died possessed Of real estate and per-
sonaI property consisting of stocks in in
.corporated companies in the District val
ued at Sl3675; a promissory note. $500;
deposit with board Of underwriters. $780,
cash ia bank, S2.75255; seat in Washington
Stock Exchange. valued at $1,000. life in
surance policies. $50; real estate at es-
timated value Of sl2500, which is stated
20 be subject TO deeds OF trust aggregaung
So, ,2s0 The unsecured debts OF the de-
ceased are placed az about S300o.,
Flora B. Bliss. by her viii. dated May
C, 1906 leaves her entire estate. with the
exception OF a house in Boston, Mass, u
her husband, Henry n. Bliss. The house
named is 70 be held equally by her sons
George. Eugene. and Harry, providine
these boys promise never to assign Il
10 any one else" Mrs. Bliss, according
10 petition fled by her husband fog
letters Of administration, died possessed
OF sublot IS. IN square %. valued a.
S4.609; house property In Boston, valued
at 81 800 and a personal estate and per
sonaI belongings estimated at SO. 800.
The viii Of Mrs. Martha Rebeoca VIII
Jams. dated May I. 1884, was filed for pro
bate yesterday. Sandy VIII ans, the hus-
band of the testatrix. is named as the
sole beneficiary and executor Of the
1 estate.
Mrs Clara H Wilson. widow Of the lat,
Theodore j.. Wilson. naval constructor
in the United States navy, by her vii
OF September -. 1g94, filed for probat,
yesterday. directs that her body be ere
mated and placed in the same grave witt
her late husband and hts first wife, j
IS provided that Florence ". StoweIl, &
step-daughter Of the. deceased. receiv,
81 go; a like sum bequeathed 10 each step
son. Henry d. and Theodore u. Wilson
To each of the testatrixs sisters, Celes
tina Z. Chapman and Adela Blanche An
| rens, is given 5000. As executors ar,
named Theodore d. Wilson, of New York
and Malcolm Hufty. of this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
HERMANN'S ACTS DEFENDED.
Former Land Commissioners Tell of
Experiences In Omce.

The answer made by Representa-
tive and ex-Land Commissioner Binger
Hermann to the charges upon which he
is facing trial in Criminal Court No 1,
received strong corroboration in the
course of the presentation Of evidence
by the defense yesterday.
Three former incumbants Of the effice
declared they found no Ietter-press
copy books Of their predecessors when
they assumed the confmissionership. and
two of the three testified that they took
away their personal" letter books
when their designations went into ef-
feet. Binger Hermann's contention has
been that it was the custom in the
General Land Office for the respective
commissioners to treat their personal"
letter books as private property. and
not as records Of the department.
The three former commissioners who
appeared as witnesses for the defense
we're Senator Thomas II. Carter, Of
Montana; Gen. ;. 5. Burdette. who
served IN 1874. 1875 and 1876, and s. NJ
StockslageT, commissioner in 1855 and
1889 Gen. GrosvenoP produced one
lone letter book which, he said con-
tanned copies Of his personal eerre-
uied the letters as 80 on semi-offic.al
subjects; 112 to relatives. friends. and
constituents, and III referring to the
business OF other government depart-
menJs.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
FRANK H. THOMAS BURIED
Masonic and Episcopal Rites at
Church and Grave.
Prominent Business Man Hon0red
by Former Associates and Friends
I'm Capital and Other Cities.

with the last solemn rites Of the Ma
sonic order and Episcopal Church, the
remains OF Frank II. Thomas. prominent
insurance man and Mason, we're laid to
rest yesterday afternoon in Oak Hill Gem
etery. Many prominent Masons Of this
and other cities attended the funeral
Three services were conducted. one at the
family residence. S2o0 Thirteenth street
northwest. the second at st. Stephen s
Episcopal Church. on Fourteenth street,
and the third at the grave.
Commander William r. Hunt. Of the
Grand Commandery Knights Templars,
conducted the services at the house,
where the relatives and friends of the de-
ceased and the Grand Commandery as
.sembled before going TO the church.
On the walk leading TO the church the
Knights formed in double column and
stood at salute while the casket was
borne past. The pallbearers were: From
". r. Singleton Lodge. ]. +. Shoemaker
and William L. Connolly; Columbia Chap-
ter, Ralph W. Lee and c. T. Etchberger,
jr.: Columbia Commandery. j. Henry
Small, jr, and Walter KiOpfar; Grand
Commandery. knights Templars, William
T. GaIuher and Benjamin a. Alien, and
Scottish Rite. A. A. S. Wright, Lewis
Goldsmith, and Allen Bussius. The church
service was conducted by Rev, George =.
Dudley, assisted by Rev. William K.
Bushby. assistant fector. Mr., Thomas
brother vestrynaen Of the church acted
as ushers They we're as follows
3. NJ. Newbold. senior warden; Capt T.
F. Riggs, junior warden; e. +. Doyle
II. ". Estes, William r. Hillyer. Judge c.
NJ. Hustled, J. 3. Kendall. William u.
Saunders. and MAJ. Richard Sylvester
The altar was piled high with floral Of
ferings from the various secret orders to
which Mr.. Thomas belonged. and from
/ friends and relatives, some Of them com
! ing from as Far as Savannah, Ga A
beautiful cross of violets with a white
crown. received from the yestry Of the
church was placed at the head Of the
| coffin. Pieces came also from Mr.. Thorn
as business associates, from the Broth
erhood Of ST Andrew. the Grand Com
mandery, K. T.. Of Maryland, and Alice
| Temple. Of Savannah. Ga Many OF these
pieces we're GIuuifludliE u N4tV "ANVA7-
From the church the funeral cortegt
moved to the cemetery. where the Blue
/ Lodge service was conducted by William
r. Singleton Lodge. No. %. Master Fred,
erick Heider Of1ciating. assisted by Senior
Warden Curtis y. Smith. Junior War6er
IL. II. Robey, Senior Deacon FredericH
Park. Junior Deacon William Connolly
Senior Steward C. 3. Tuily. Junior Stew
ard John Larabee. and Chaplain Rev. E
/ H. Bell.
Among those who came from Baltimor'
/ TO attend the services were Grand Re
corder John II Miller and Past GranC
/ Commander William J. Cunningham, o.
/ the Grand COmmandery of Maryland
/ Arthur Macarthur, of Troy. n. y. Yer!
! eminent grand senior warden OF the
grand encampment also came to thii
city 10 attend. as did w La Rue Thomas
Of Pittsburg. past grand master, knights
/ Templars.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Congressional IibraFy-Open a. m to 10 p. n. on
secular days; from p. IA. to 10 p IA on Sundays
and on certain ho3idayA
Public Librafy-0pen 10 &. m TO 70 ?. N. in yin.
ter 10 a. %. TO p. N. in sumaexs holidays. usual
hslrs: Sundays 10 10 ,. N.
Executive Aiansion-Open 10 a. N. 20 p N.
United States Capitoi-open a. m. TO ?. m
United sta-es TreasuFy-Open 3. N. TO .. n,
State War and Navy DepaEtmeHts-upen a. a.
to p NJ. trhe original Declaration Of Independence
IS in the Library Of the State Departmentl
United States Patent 0lice-open .. N 70 z
p, N.
United States tension Bureau-oDen a N. to
p. m.
Washington City Post-afhes-opsn al hours Ihe
Dead Letter Oalce IS Ia the city post-oIhee
National Botanic Gardeus-open a. n. 70 p NJ
Fish Commission Open a. "a to p. N
Army Medical Musepm-Open a. NJ to ?. n.
National Museum-Open a. N. tG ,. m Gtnssaa-
ing hoIidaysl.
Smithsonian lnstitution-Open =. N. to p N.
Qnciuding holidays.
Agricultural Dep4rtment--Open a m to 2. N
Bureau Of Engraving and Printins-open =. N
TO 30 2. IA.
Washington Monument G555ls feet in hsishn-opsn
a. N. to $50 p m. Elevator does not run after
40 p. nj
CoIcoran Gallery Of Art-Open $50 a. n, to p. q.
in winter: 9 a. m. to ?, m. in SUMMER. sundays.
i@50 p m. 20 ?. m, excepting in midsummer al,
mission free Tuesdays. Thursdays. Saturasys snd
Sundays ether days. &c admission.
Government Printing oniee-open 70 g. M 70
p. M
Navy YsTd-Open a. m TO $50 ?. n.
IN THE SUBURBS
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb OF Washington
Open II a. N. TO .. m.
Arlington National CemeteFy-Open all dAy.
Cathedral Grounds, TennallytoEn roAd-open 3
N. 10 p. N
United States soldieTa' Home-Open T. a. "a
sunset.
Geological PaEk-Open all day.
Koek Greek Bridge and PARK.
Chevy Chase and KensinRton.
Naval atory-Open a. N 20 .. N
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and Alex
Hpdria
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
CHILDREN RoMP UNHINDERED
Playground at Ludlow School
Opened for season.


Miss Maria Erskine is the leader of the
little folk OF Northeast Washington. or at
least that part Of It within a large radius
of the Ludlow School building. Under
her direction they played 20 their hearts
content yesterday afternoon, not upon tee
green, but upon the well-rolled eindeFs
and finely crushed stone IN the school
playground. opened yesterday for the first
time this season. From now on through
out the summer it win be open regularly
every afternoon from 10 O'Clock, and
Miss Erskine is TO be In permanent
charge.
The school yard is fitted up with swings
crossbars. rings, and lattices. and many
other contrivances that delight the heart
Of the youngsters. some OF the little girls
can set a warm pace for their buy play
fellows
However. for those who dislike the so
briquet Of "Tomboy' many less strenu-
Gus games are provided.
Owing 20 the immense crowd the boys
We're denied the privilege Of playing base
ball. much 10 their disgust. There are no
class distinctions at the playground, the
boy IN immaculate shirt and we'll
arranged tie mingling freely with his less
spotless fellow. until in short while
there is no distinction even IN dress
Miss Erskine Is supreme ruler, and de-
/ spite the tumultuOus sounds and the
| scramhles she maintains the calm Of d
/ Napoleon. Many mothers would become
distracted at a glance All disputes are
brought to her for adjustment, and the
way she settles them satisfactorily 10 all
/ concerned Is a marvel. They are not
] difficult TO manage" she says, and ap-
/ parentiy they are not.
There were many muf1ed protests when
| closing time came and the children fled
1 out with many lingering backward
/ glanCes. Miss Erskine is a strong favor
/ it6 with her charges, and during the sum
/ mer months last year there was q daily
[ attendance of nearly 90. This was the
! largest of any school playground in the
I CitV.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
GEORGE W. ROOSEVELT DEAD.
Consul General at Brussels Was
Presidents Cousin.

The State Department was advised yes
terday by cable Of the death Saturday
night of George ". Roosevelt, United
states consul general at Brussels. Mr..
Roosevelt was a distant cousin Of the
President. He had been in i'll health for
a long tIme. and at the time Of his death
was about to depart from Brussels for
home on leave Of absence in the hope of
recovery. He had been in the consular
service since 1873 He was first appointed
consul to Auckland then transferred TO
ST. Helena. afterWard 10 MaRtanzas, and
later 10 Bordeaux.
fIe was appointed consul at Brussels
IN 1889. and promoted TO consul general
March A. 1904 He was a native of Ches-
ter Pa.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
nxCuRsIoNs To-pAY.

To Fort Monroe Norfolk Ne~poxt News and an
points South-NorfoIk and Washington steamers
sgeTy day in the year At $50 p.
To Mount Vernon-steamer MsesiesteT daily. 70
a N. and las p. m, from Seventh street wharf
To Aiexandria-Fesry steamer Callahan hourly
from $50 a. N. 10 80 2. m.
To Rock Greek Bridge. Geological Para. Chss5
Chase. and kensington-CaD froR Fifteenth S<eet
and New YORK avenue every fifteen minuteA
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

you'll be sure to please every member OF
the family when you provide Holmes de-
licious homemade Pies for dessert. Crisp.
daky crUsts generously filed with home
prepared filings. All favOrite kinds. 20c
each. Genuine homemade Min" Bread,
fresh from oven to table. sc. Holmes Bak-
cry, Ist & z sts, Phones L. 1440 & 1441.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Buying on Credits Then You Are

helping TO pay bad debts. Buying grocer
les from a dealer that delivers? Then you
are paying very dear for the accommoda-
ton We sell for cash and don't deliver.
Ask for price list. 12c Tomatoes SC; Sc
Corn. SC: 15e Peas. SC; 15c Pears Zoe; 25c
Extra Peaches. 1Sc; Pyles' New Method
Stores, 412 4th Sc, 9l4 1lth Sc. 6 Harrison,
AnacOstia: Sd and Md. ave. ne, IL 9TH ne,
1893 P NV, IA II NV. 4th and ii ne.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Official Weather Report-Fair.

If you are fishing for the best
values in Spring Suits, let us show
you the qualities that have proved
by comparison to be the best ever
offered in Washington for the
money or anywhere near it. Take
our SI6.5o Suits; take our $50
Suits-they'd be cheap at S. more.
Spring Hats, SI.oo; Spring Waist
coats, SI.69-both very special
Values.
moneys Worth or Money Back"
D. ]. KAUFMAN,
l0O5-7 Pennsylvania Ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
Hotel Johnson cafes.

High-grade sea food. New York meats
and early vegetables. Club breakfast,
noon lunch, table d hote dinner and serv-
ice a la carte