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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington Hsigh's-Lrcy g. REzs 20 VIZ. Warren
w.. 70 Fannie J. Berham, Tot ., square 2-s5 So
Meridian Hill-Adelaide Burnett e. rir. Rufus r. n
John y. Henderson. rart lots e and l5 block
r. SD
Z street southeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
s'gee.s-i'hn " Co7inston e. ux % George G.
Humphrey and George y. Palmer. lot 81. square
1913 So
street northeast between seventh and Eighth
strects-Fgrderick ". PIng st Tx 70 John W.
Pulling lots s. snd TO- square So SO
street. northwest. between Nineteenth and rveu-
tis,h strects-T. Franklin Schneider e. uv ta
Anna NJ hGoy. lot a, square SC. So same %
William Murfleissn. ir-. lot 50 square S. SO
S. So
Eleventh street northeast between and O. streets
Frank T. Rawlings st a.. trustees, % James F.
CreameT Dot %. square qS3 $50
PARK Niew-Middaugh & shannon Inc. % Thomas
:, LAVENDER. Tot %. square 3)ii. SO. Same 70
Oscar Lcaman. i0t S. square 39H SO same 70
Anna +. Cooper. Dot So. square 5'ii $40.
Columbia Hsights-Thomss H. Melton et ur. ~
isrry VI. Hiatt and Frank Il. Hiatt lot 75
block g. so.
B'oomirgdale-WHam T. Dolby Ct uz 20 An
t0inotto Avery, Dot s2, block = SO
American University Hcights-Sarah J Croisssrt
q al 20 J. R. Hamilton, lots z to IS. block
- '''HNN -...iNilfdnIs between IlL1fI and Nf~fH
sireets-Th0nt0u Crurley 90 Iula MAJ Crap'ev.
part original lot Il. square 923 SO.
Sixteenth street CZtcndrd-AloDIo G. Barnett 70
John b Henderson. part lot l3, block Il, Meri
dian Hill $40
No, street uorthwcst-F1orerce G. Coonsy 10
Mar g Hendrick. lot Isl, square SO. Sl0
lngieside-Edith !. Mason et viz William T. %
William 9. Aari and Walter y Appleby Ie,
6 block ? So Ethel ". Mason 20 same. lot
= block 2. so.
street southwest between Third and -Four and-a-
half streets-Iohn King ot uN n Richard A.
Phillips. part lots s. and 10 square 81. $40
hlcde is.and avenue northwest between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth strtets-Louise Bot ct al 20
Ed;7ard 4. Mitchell. lot g. square 80 So
street northwest between First and Third streets
Aquilla r. Yeahe et Tx. 10 Benjamin I. Fcnuer,
lot l60 square 552 SO
Park Eew-MiddauEh & shannon Ire 70 Roher.
T. TalbcTt. lot T. square 3lH. So Same 20
Cecilia NJ. Moran, lot Co. square 5Oii. So Same
to Guy /. Prescott lot Il. square 1856. SO
Slmc 10 Thomas T. Warren, lot g. square 3al4
S' same 20 Charles S Robbins, lot 50. square
G0l So
street northwest between First and Third streets
Aquilia X lcakle q ux. 10 Mary T. Douglas
lot l59 s7vHe $50, SO
Park Niev-AI : aush & shannon. Inc, 10 William
j. MOAN, lut 81, square 50A SO.
Water street southwest, between T and Z streets
Mary Barry ct al 20 Henry ". Baker, original
lot 10, square CSC, SO
No. 10 Florida avenue northveSt-DHler r. Grof
90 William J. Hoffman. lot g. square 55i. So
Alley between and o Fourth and Fifth streets
northwcst-Frcderick l.. Siddons et al. trustees.
~ Franklin P. Nash. part lots q and 25. square
X street southwest. between -Four and-a-baf and
Sixth streets-Catherne T Cullen to Thomas
Cullen. part lot 2 square 100. SO
Washington Heights-Williem p. Kelogg ct ux
TO Leo Baum, lot 81, block T. SO.
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Circuit Court No. 4.
ILSIICE WRIIHT.


Cunningham Beycr ir. verdiC. for plaintiff
for SN Plaintiff attorney. +. s pu7aI. de-
PENDANTS attofnsr. John Ridout.
Emanuel rs Morris. plaintiff called ard srIt dis
missed for want ~ prosecution with costs against
piaiutiF. Plaintiffs a'tofnsys Wilton J. Lambert
defendant's attorneys. Irving Williamson and Camp
bell Darlington.
The following cases were ordered continued for the
term Flyun " Staples. Gaskins vs.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company. Wiley rs. City and
Suburban RAILWAY Company. Cooper vs.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company, and Ten Eyck vs..
Andrews
Death Of Z Scott Douglas a member Of the bar.
announced bv Attorney f. B. Sheriff. and cour.
adjourned ont Of respect
Motions for to-day.
No. J. Walters vs.. Washington Railway and Elsc-
tric COMPANY. Attorueys Lccke, Fulton & Cox
Douglass & Hoover
No. z Marshall Company vs. Mercer Attornevs.
PeaIle-Rhodes
No. 3 District of Columbia rs. Petty e. al At
tomeys =. H. Darlington Sullivan. Rails
ton. and Siddons
No. T. French 7z National Laundry Company At
t0rneys. MILAN & Smiih-Nohun & Galley
No. ;. NilleT-Sh0emaker COMPANY vs. Sturgeon
Attorneys. Everett-i7hnsou and Beigwin
Nc. g. C0nger vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attoneys. l. J. Mather-Hamiltou, Col
bert. YeTkes & Hamilton.
No. = Lear '- Prudential Insurance COMPANY
Att'ihef', iallpt . JoAnson-BerTy Minor, and
Rowland
No. g Pore Us. southern Railway COMPANY. At
tcrneys. Simms & Marshall - Hamilton, Colbert
NelSes & Hamilton.
No. G. United States rel Goldsby IS Secretary
Of Interior
No. 70. United States ex rel. Mccoy vs. Secretary
q Interior
No. Il. United states sx rel Allison vs. Secretary
Of Interior.
No. Z United States ex rel. Allison vs. Secretary
Of interior.
No. e United States * rel Allison vs. Secretary
Of Interior.
No. a. United States cz rel Allison rs Secretary
Of Interior.
No Is. United States rel Allison vs. Secretary
Of Interior Attorneys, Merillat-Har
No. l6 Hunter vs. Heaton. Attorrsvs. Leckie
Fulton & CoX-E. S. Durall jr
No. T. American Pin Company IS Fonda At
torneys. BrandenbuTg & Brandcnburg- -Hallam and
Haam.
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dbDllbE Ibi III
Estate d Lulu 5. Layton; will dated August q
| Estate of William II. Riley: order authorizing
/ distribution and redivsion n stock. Attorneys
Ralston & Siddons
Estate # Rose = Riley: viii admitted % pro-
bate and letters tcstamentary granted 20 George T.
Hamilton and Michael J. Colbert bond. S. no
At:oruoys. Hamilton. Colbcrt. Verses & Hamilton
Estate of John ". Frost; order framing issues
| and setting date n trial Caveat0r's attorneys
Thompson & Laskey. cayeatee's attorneys, Clarence
Z L Dawson
Estate cf Anna ~ Devote, order confirming au
ditors report aud anthoTzing sale q real estate.
Attorneys. Carlisle * johnson
| Estate n Charles r. Anderson. letters Il admin
is'ratcn granted 20 Ella AndcTcn; bond, 500. and
order % employ counsel AttCrneys, L. ]. MatheT
ard J.. y Hopewsll
Estate Cf Elssuor Laws petition Tor letters 4
admiHiliIaiion fled. AJtorusy. Zeph =. Moore.
Estate of Ferdinand Weller. order 20 sell stock.
Attorneys. Rals.on 4 Sddons
Estate of George O. Pr:or will dated February
H. 1913 aled with petition for probate. Attornry.
Charles L. Riordan
In re lei1s n Goodwin: order appointing Mary
l. Goodwin guardian bond N,o5o. Attorney, Bssi.
u BO,elef
In rc Arthur Lyles ct al; oTdsr of allowance. At.
I :0msys MILAN & Smith.
Ia re Eleanor Nolte ct al; order allowing invest
ment. Attorney, L. II. Marshall.
IN re Lucille Compiler order reducing bond. Attor-
necs. Lsckie. Fulton & Cox
Estate ~ George Neitzsy, letters 0f Administration
[ D. D. e. C. l. A granted 20 William q. Prsntiss
Estate n Pinkuey " Smith. order dscharTing
administrator. Attorneys. Evans. Benson q P0ul;-
ner.
Estate n Henrietta StsTcn. win admitted 10 U71.
bate and letters of administration C. a. granted %
William KeN aud Christine Kehl; bond 500 AZ.
t0-ncv- George C. German
Estate n Conrad Schsfer. petition for probate 1f
will fled Attorney. Charles II Rsumsn.
Estate u George s.. BaIl0ch; petition for probate
of VIII fled. Attorney. George Francis Wliisms
Estate ~ David L. Fullerton; order 20 exchange
stock Atf1rnev T. J. Colladay
Estate of William p Flller order 10 settle claim.
Attorue~ 7. W. Blackburn ir
Estate of J. Henley Smith; viii dated MAY 81
1915. fled. with petition for probate. Attorney. W.
\. Mckcuner.
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spring rates =. J. BROWN
BERKSHIRE INN 92'sr Sisi, a.. ena alT,5, w,
open. Elev.. &c. g 70 SIS weekly Cap. 100 sth
season. J. O. 4 J. r. DICKINSON myZ-st
THE CLAREND0N-,,iiJgs ,iJsg@ Rts.A ave
SPECIAL T1tes FOR june. VI u. NEIMAN.
myS3Gt-d&S
HOTEL PONCE DE LEON.
Second House IRON Steel Pier
myB9t-d&S ALFRED h. GRINpROD
/ SAW YOUR I'D IN The HERALD
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LAW suits.

No. 1851. Harriet Jsku rs. CITY and Suburban
Railway Of Washington; damages S0Co PlairuF
attorney. p. T.. tiies
~. 47os Moore & HuI Irr. ga Farfe a
hampton. account. SiS75 Plaintiffs att1rsg. WI
Ton J Lamberf.
NO. 1850. Aunrii07 A. Nieuuss w. Egs-u'sg7
M7Tn6anos appellant appeal Plaintiffs 7trrmer
Wilton J. Lambert
NJ. $50 Leonard F. Lrsh- rs Samuel r Rig.
sies Judgment oi /. J. Neal. J. F., f1r Sssl9
Plaintiffs attorney, J. B Archer, r.
No. ialL John Srirencr IS. Samuel H. Irrofr
judgment of C. 5. Bu1dy. J. T.. for 500
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THE WILTSHIRE.
EARL MAR HALL

Directly On ocean front. Vermont avenue.
distance phones. running water in rooms. Sp
spring rates. :. J. BRON
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST -Tllree-cuarters OF a mile Scare
crow 9l d. CARROLL % l. won. Ralbcrt IL
lNicoD. Z to %. second. Merry George s. "a. Mar
TIM 1 to % show third Time. ST. Wabash
Queen PlautagsnCt Duchess n Dantzic, Chippewa,
j. W. O'Neill ard Demurrer also Ian.
SECOND RACE-SIz lurlougs. purse $3.50; three
yearoIds. Bail Ioi IStilu TO J. won; Alegra s.
McCsrtyl. 4 20 J. second. Bitter Hand % I.Ioydf.
2 20 ] 10 show. tlud Time ZIG l-j Nellie Racine.
True Dora. otyenre. Maiab01n. Sweet Fllyia Kia-
me=ha II. Comic Opera. and Excitement also ran.
THIRD RACE-WalEer Cup. -iaep,echase: four
yC7r-Gids and upward C31sdsE bred. $50 added
two miles. Frank Somers. 10 ~ AIgrrhvI 20 5.
won Ruth Rsttlpr. l55 Gallagher 2 20 for place.
second: kuS. i57 iFuCkeri ] t0 ? % SHOW third
Time 4Ss 25. phuet and Fiug ployer also ran
FOURTH RACE Wentworth Plate. three year
o,d- ard upward: SlGD: SIX fuslougs La Prcelle.
10 NIo-elandi Q 10 %. won: Scarofeu 10 licCar-
usl, ouJ for place, second, Herman Johnson l17
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sIXTH RACE-one mile. .sIIinr.
ArtfuI Retired from the Turf.
FIRST RACE-About six furlonss.

Lexington. Ky. June 6.-The noted
five-year-old race mare Artful. by
Hamburg, owned by Harry Payne
Whitney. arrived here Yesterday to be
retired to the stud at the breeding
farm of Elliott c. Cowden. She will be
bred TO imp Meddler Artful won the
Conev Island Futurity and Brighton
Handicap. Her winnings amounted to
sS0,o09
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Criminal Court No, 1.

Criminal Court No, 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States rs. Edwin s. Holmes, IT,, con-
spiracy; jury respited until Monday Attorneys, A.
5. WorthinEton. Wharton T. Lester, and j. Clar-
sncs Price
Assignment for to-day: Motions and sentences
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs. Frank Pollard. assault With a
dangerous weapon: verdict not guilty. Attorney A.
". scott
In re win Of ]. Howard Laroombe; order setting
time for hearing issues
United States rs. BENJAMIN johnson, John Taylor.
and Eugene Barnes; plea guilty. Attorneys, j. W.
Nichol and J. C. Foster.
United states Is May rillman, grand larceny
verdict guilty. Attorneys Nicho. & Foster
Assignment for to-day. Motions and sentences
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BANKRUPTCY Court.
District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Julius W. Tolson; hearing on discharge fixed
for June q.
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EnulfN Sniff

/ N. ZIG Dnlsr p Cr1f rs DW.r p. C-,F.
trustee 20 substitute trustee Comu'airsnts sIir.-
/ tor Harry s. WeIeh
! No. El5- Fannie w Waite IS frank a. Waite.
divorce. Crmplsnants solicitors. Wilson & Bsrss
dale
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, June o, 19O71

! gienic Air Carpet Cleaning Company. Attorneys
/ X Ross Perry & Son-Ralston Il Siddons
No. L. Plat Washington Times Company'
/ Attorneys. H. Winshp Wheatley-Witon J. Lam
/ bert.
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FLIP FLAP IS WINNER
Heavily Backed Bennett Mare
Runs Fine Race.
RUNNING WATER RUNS THIRD
Favorite I'm $4,000 Westminster
Handicap at Cravesend Outrun in
the Streteh-Jack Martin Rides
Good Race and Breezes Home bv
Five Observation-Disclosures Second.

New York, June 6.-J. A. Benefits Flip
Flap, backed from 70 down TO 4 to 1. won
the $4,000 Westminster Handicap, one
mile and a quarter, at Gravesend to-day
IN a gallop. The handicap mare was
ridden by Jack Martin. who took her
away from the post quickly. but did not
begin 20 make a move with her until he
reached the middle Of the back stretch.
AT that point Sir Toddington. who had
been making the pace. blew up.
Far West, Bedouin, Running Water.
Ph3ander. and Blandy were close to-
gether, but when Martin began to ride.
Flip Flap ran over these horses as If they
were standing still.
On the far turn the handicap mare had
Pnilander beaten. and then breezed
through the home stretch the easiest kind
OF winner by five lengths. in 2.O71-5.
Philander hung on and took the place
by two lengths from Running Water. the
favOrite.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
Probate Court,

JU5llDE DAhNAhbs
In extension of EleTonih street; order extending
time 10 submit bin Of exceptions.
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VIcTORIAHoTEL,

Main ST. Norfolk Va. European plan. p A =
Brine Manager. Cars % jamestown Exposition puss
the doo-. two squares 20 wharf Tor water r7rtc
fa7-fE--.-r then u
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ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL TRAYMoRE,

EEl9rged by the addition oi a new ten-story build
ing Of nreproof construction. The sleeping rooms
are spacious, light, and airy, each oue connected
with private bath. containing hot and cold fresh
aid salt water. CheVal glass in each bathroom door
Long distance telephone in ever room. steam heat
with theTmo5tst regulators GisssinClussd sn-psrloF
On The roof. with conservatory adjoining uuiqus
teature is the promenade, 5 feet vide extending
around the entire tenth story. Capacity 6o3
TRAIMORE HCTEL COMPANY.
ID. :. WHITE Pres.
spiSt CHAS. o. MARQUETTE. MgT
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The Summaries

FIRST RACE-oracllum lis Wad,ksl. 70 Q
won Red River. los lIountainl. Il TO s. second.
ZaL 10 lShilling) to l. third. Time. 1l235.
sa-ac!ncsca Joaquin, Lord L9yat, They're OF. and
Eastfn also ran.
SECOND RACE-Phautom. I57 fRavf 10 :
won Caller, l53 lDonohuel. to /. second: Dul-
clan. l2 McIneneyl. IS 70 l. third. Time I0-
Sheriff Williams Jimmy Lsue, and Nars'o also sau.
THIRD BACE-Lady Winifrrd. ui ,Radtkel. g
70 s, won; Mszgs Hill ia Ctfler. to l. second:
Ella ONeih, ia iN1ttsr % I. third Time. l:12
Aimee c. Go.dfln. Half Sovereign and Cedar aisi
Tsn.
FOURTH RACE-Fiip Flap. ll2 IT, Martini . %
J. Won Philandcr l13 iNottcri. 10 l. second
Running Water, lls Miller. 20 Q. thi.d Time.
227 Is Redoun Far West, Bcrdy. JACK Adsn.
Good Luck. Sir TcIdiugton. and Go Between also
ian.
FIFTH RACE-FagEuy. @ r. Du-suI even.
won, FloWaway. 81 .PrgsronI. TO g. second: Magma
stella. Henry. 2 10 /, thi1l. Time l16 IS
Grace Larsen also ran.
SIXTH BACE-He5nows. 100 Eadtkei. ~ 3
won' ST. Illrio. l2 Z. Dugu. % 10 !. second:
Inc.rnito, III 1liIut. 70 ? third Tims. !:-3
C'uhal Henry Of Shcnnamor. Sudden start. Mil
ford. Fond Heart. Or-sgua. Lord Filigrane. and
Fernando also IAN
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NEW HOTEL RUDOLF,

Directly On the Beach, 40 rooms; 20 with Fresh
and salt Water Baths attached American and Euro-
pe3u Plan, Cuisine speciality. newly renovated and
decorated ard new mans gCmeut Personal direction
of JOEL HlLLMAN. Prop; also proprietor Of Hsr-
veys Famous Bestsuuut Cf Washington D. e.
The new and most popular feature Of this hotel Is
the Red Rambler Grill -el-Et-d&S
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HOTEL MONROE,

PORTSMOUTH. VA
Within q minutes n jamestown Exposition
grounds Accommodates so. European plan. IRA
T. STONE, Manager. Mrs. A. z. THOMAS. Pro
pretress. mylGIno
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THE NEW LENoX,

UNIULh. Va
Grzrhv Street. Opposite Monticello Hotel.
Most centrally located An cars and boats eve-v.
where. Half hour % grounds and u-sal display,
Sleeping accommodations for visitors %
IST-Iares'osn Eyp0sitiof.-lF17
HOME COMFORT CORPORATION.
mvZs-tu # Silt Norfolk Va
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McDONOuGH'S COTTAGE

OCEAN VIEW. VIRGINIA
Cars 70 the Exposition Ever 10 Minutes fare, SC.
SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES.
rrv7lfEN-ff
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The CuIpeper,

No. CHARLOTTE ST. NORFOLK. "a.
Tnu7i-1rs s. TT night Specials for parties n tive
Y more. Directly on car line 70 Exposition
.uyL-11t
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SUMMER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The WASHINGTON HERALD located
in the Bartlett Building of Atlantic and North Carolina avenues
where advertisements be inserted regular office rates
H. S. WALLACE Special Rebresenfdfve
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

The Jamestown Exposition Offices OF THE WASHINGTON HERALD
located in the Press and Publicity Department the Grounds and
7o2 Law Building Of Plume and CRANKY Streets Norfolk Va
d. BRUCE SALLEY, Herald STAFF Correspondent
JOHN T. ORCHARD Business Representative.
tim d
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TIE BREAKERS.

OCEAN VIEW, VA.
How 70 get there. Take OCEAN View ETr-ess 40
CRANKY and Main sts. Norfolk Va. 20 OCEAN View.
transfer 20 Cottage car % door of The Breakers.
opposite Old Point Comfort soa-f0Cd table Car
Dass door 30 exposition grounds every Ten minutes
F77 further information address Mrs ". e. CAHILL.
The Breakers. Ocean View. Va
rnv1s- 4 r Z. I'm then =
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American Rental Bureau


l9l CRANKY ST., Norfolk. Va. The place 70 20 for
good rooms Information. assistance; baggage
checked free.
ENGAGE YOUR ROOMS FOR JAMESTOWN
Exposition. Rooms. s. per day. breakfast II de-
sired. best part citr. On car line 70 grounds Af-
dress MRS HUDGINS. ?. o. Box S. Norfolk jes- -it
VIRGINIA BEACH. yA.-speud your vacation
whore there is fine bathing golf links and delight
fgl climate. Near exposition. ReserTs rooms and
board now Write tor rates, Mrs. JARVIS mv155lt
RICHMOND HOTEL AND BUFFET. OCEAN
View. As.-Clean rooms. fine cooking. on 2 car
lines IS min. 20 Exposition. J. ". BUCHANAN.
nv. .dlm.rf
NICE COMFORTABLE LODGING. without board
81 day only five minutes walk % an steamboat
lines running 60 Exposition grounds. MRS. o.
BINDENALD, go CONT s., Portsmouth, Va.
The sen Bright Cottage, Ocean yiev,Va,
70 minutes 20 Exposition. minutes 90 Ocean View
Directly on Hampton Roads Full view Of All
shiTs. Address Owner. Sea Bright Cottage No
Charlotte street. Norfolk Va. mv---3't
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THE MONITOR, 's's s.,:s,. :.s a,:ne,,

Beautiful, permanent. new throughout. accomm0-
dates with is snueIes 400; every service guaranteed
Rates. Lodging, SLooi regular meals, SEC Limited
cafe service. BUS meets all trains and stuameTs-
mv13-f
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ATLANTIC CITY.
Hotel Dennis
ATLANTIC CITY. MI

Occupies one-haf square o. unobstructed beach
front New areproof addition Il 100 rooms and taths
with sea and fresh water. WALTER ]. BUZBY.
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HOTEL JACKSON

UTecIy Upioste oteeI Pr.
FiTeprOOi. Virginia Ave. and the Beach.
American and European plans Rooms with bath
Finest CAFE in the city. 8 80 per DAY up SIS
Ter week up American plan. Also Ia carte ser7-
Ice. Fun orchestra. JOHN CRUISE
myll-0t, ,sxwS
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HOTEL FAIRFAX,

City Hall Ave, Norfolk Va.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
New and " 90 dats. Cars pass the door f1r Il.
position grounds. rrvZ7 lpo
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PRINCESS HOTEL,

Ocean end So. Carolina Ave Special sprinE rates
Telephones IN rooms en- suite with baths. Music
Cafe and Grill CROWELL 4 COLLIER
apl4-3Jt IA fri.
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Roanoke House,

5o5 County ST. Portsmouth Va
Rooms 81 day, with board 8 a dsy. 81 minutes
o Exposition b steamer. ? blocks away. MRS.
J. l. lANETEN
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PROGRESS HOTEL

NORFOLK, VA.
One square from Washington Steamboat landing.
Cars % Exposition pass door. Rates. Slp) ard $50
per daV- fuyfSVf
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THE SAVOY
CHELSEA,

TIE SANHN CHELSEA,
IT, IN ~ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
Directly on the Beach, Every room an ocean yieN.
Hot and cold water in all rooms. salt and Aresian
water IN all baths Elevator to street level steam
and terms address
spg-ilt-d.exv&S s NJ HANLEY. Proprietor
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-04-10
A FRIENDLY GROCER
Dropped Valuable Hint about Coffee.

For about eight years." writes a
Mich. woman, II suffered from nerv-
ousness-part of the time down In
bed with nervous prostration.
sometimes | would get numb and
1t would be almost impossible for me
to speak for a spell. At others,
would have severe bilious attacks,
and my heart would nutter painfully
when would walk fast or sweep.
Il have taken enough medicine to
start a small drug store, without any
benefit. One evening our grocer was
asking Husband how was and he
urged that / quit coffTe and use Pos
tum, so he brought ! me a pkg. and
l made it according ! directions and
we were both delighted with it,
so we quit coffee altogether and
used only Postum. l began to get
better in a month S time and look like
another person, the color came back
to my cheeks, began to sleep well,
my appetite was good and | COM
menced to take on flesh and become
interested IN everything about the
house.
Finally I was able to do all my
own work without the least sign of
my old trouble. am so thankful for
the little book, The Road to Well
ville.' 1t has done me so much good.
I haven't taken medicine of any kind
for six months and don't need any.
"A friend Of ours who did not like
Postum as she made it, liked mine,
and when she learned to boil 1t long
enough, lier's was as good as mine.
It's easy II you follow directions"
Name given by Postum Company,
Battle Creek, Mich. Read the little
book, "The Road to Wellville," in
pkgs- There's a reason"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-04-10
Smartness and Aristocracy.

The death of Lady Cadogan, fol-
lowing at no very long interval that
of Lady Spencer, removes the second
of Ireland's most famous vice-queens
in the last centurys second half. AS
regards social and fashionable dis
tinction these two ladies were about
equal Both also took the same prac-
tical interest in reviving more than
one almost extinct Irish industry.
The true social parallel between
"the Srencers and the Cadogans" lies
In the fact that each of these Coun-
tesses began by setting her face
against "smartness" as a cult and
ended not indeed by cordial conver-
sion to it, but by practically recogniz-
ing 1t as an institution inevitably in
cidental to courtiership la mode.
The fine fleur" of aristocratic fash
ion was the European as we'll as Irish
reputation won by Lady Cadogans
stately splendor for herself and her
husband.-Westm Gazette.