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The Irish standard., 1907-04-13

Hollow and hill-slope fitly planned
Fresh from the glacier mills Of God,
Rain-wet sleeps where the redwoods
grew,
Rivers roaring the valleys through
That was a land for a man to love;
Rosy the snow the spent cloud spills
Over the dark-spiked pines above,
Rosy with blossom the round brow
ed hills:
Wind-sown lichens of russet and red,
Never a rock uncontrolled.
Goodhope gave of his best to the land,
For a new land takes of man his
best.
Blood and body and brain and hand
Goodhope trusted the land for the
rest,
And the land repaid him the deep
drawn breath
And the high red pulse that laughs
at death.
Paid him the increase of barn and
byre,
Drudged for him deep in her secret
ways,
Wrought him a balm for his hearts
desire,
Rendered him coin of her noble days.
Mothered him. moulded him tin he
Fittest for working her purpose
through.
Goodhope wrestled with flood and
wood:
And this is the law Of the Pioneer
Where one true man makes foothold
Ten true fellows may stand next
Into the wilderness drove the wedge:
Men like these were its cutting edge
Goodhope walked in fair large town.
Mill-smoke wreathing the thin white
spires
Whispers of empire ran up and down,
Heard men say with a laugh and a.
sneer:
There is old Goodhope. the Pioneer"
Goodhope dies at the end of his days.
Men with their feet in the ruts Of
trade
Dealt him tardy dole Of praise
For the good they won from the
chance he made.
Said. LIT is well that uur schemes
have room.'
Elbowed and jostled above his tomb
Raised to him never a monument,
Leaving him prone in his well-loved
sod.
Back to it's blossoms his ashes went,
But somewhere far in the halls Of
God,
Farther than prophet or sage can
peer,
The spirit of Goodhope is Pioneer.
Mary Austin, in the Independent.
The Irish standard., 1907-04-13
IreIand's Awakening,

IreIdnoS S awakening.
Oh, the dawn is breaking bright and
clear
On Erin's Shore
And though the night was long and
drear,
Her sighs and tears are DER.
For though she wore winsome smile
These many years,
Yet mingled with her sad sweet smile
Were sighs and tears.
Though long and dark has been the
night,
Her vigil is almost DER;
Her sons and daughters hail the light
That breaks upon her shore.
Then arise, sweet maid, arise!
Thy sun lights up the East
Raise thy head and lift thine eyes,
That his eye may on thee feast.
Oh, may thy sun of glory
Shed his mantle DER thee soon,
And clothes thy mountains hoary
With his bright gold rays of noon.
Margaret Lynch, in Boston Pilot.
The Irish standard., 1907-04-13

Small faults indulged in are little
thieves that let in larger foes.
The boughs that bear most fruit
hang lowest
Upright walking is sure walking.
Virtue and happiness are mother and
daughter.
Wise men make more opportunities
than they find.
The Irish standard., 1907-04-13
A Pioneer,

Goodhope came out of Warwick Mead
Hating the law Of the elder son,
And the Old World rule by which they
breed
Each to the guerdon his father won,
Never a chance for God to make
A good true man for his manhood's
sake.
Goodhope came to big new land,
Noblest ever a free man trod,
The Irish standard., 1907-04-13

c. p. Preston & Co., insurance ana
rentals. 311 Nicollet. Mrs. c. p. Pres.
ton, Mt.
The Irish standard., 1907-04-13
Tho Man Who Wins.

The man who wins is the man who
works.
The man who tolls while the next man
shirks:
The man who stands in his deep dis
tress
With his head held high in the deadly
Yes, he is the man who wins.
The man who wins is the man who
knows
The value Of pain aud the worth of
Who a lesson learns from the man who
fails,
And the moral finds in his mournful
walls.
Yes, he is the man who wins.
The man who wins is the man who
stays
In the unsought paths and the rocky
ways, .......
And perhaps, who fingers now and then,
To help some failure to rise again,
All, he is the man who wins.
And the man who wins is the man who
hears
The curse Of the envious in his ears,
But who goes his way with his head
held high
And passes the wrecks of the failures
by
For he is the man who wins.
Baltimore News.
The Irish standard., 1907-04-13

Modesty is grand virtue.
Not to hear conscience is the way to
silence.
One hour today is worth two to-
morrow
Proud looks make foul work in fair
faces
Quiet conscience is quiet sleep.
Richest is he that wants least.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. CONSISTING OF TWO 90 MODERN
THKEE-STOIl BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
BEING PREMISES Nos lsi3 AND 1sl2 IN
GLESiDE TERRACE
Whereas cet1ult having seen made ia the payment
of intTcs; on Che debt secured by a certain deed of
trust. bearing date on The Eth day q April. a.
D. 800 and recorded among the land records OF the
D.stricI q Columbia ou AUrl y A. ID. 1896 IN
Liher 80 folio -. @ seq and AZ the written d.
rccti9n OF che holder ald owner o. the notes Sc
cured hy said deed OF trust the undersigned. the
Trustees named IN said deed az trust viii offer for
sale. under The provisions thereof az public auction
IN trult Of the premises AZ 8 Ocl0ck b m. on
TUESDAY the lth day OF January A. j. 1905 the
following described land and premises with the in
fToseIrcnts. easements. nights Ways. and auTurte-
uanccs uercinto belonging. situate and lying in the
District of Columbia: Lots numbered eighty so. and
dGaty-onc lsl. u Hary 7. Jones Subdivision % lots
M block numbered three %. iu Chaplin BrDw.s sub
division cf land row known as 'Ingieade" as per
Plat recorded in Liber County No l9. folio Ii5. of
the records ot The Office Of the surveyor Of the Dis
trct ot Columbia. This property VII De sold as an
entirety OF as serarnte lots. may be directed by
The trustees at the time Of the sale.
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase price in
cash iQt which DEPOSIT ot 500 must be made 20
the trustees the time Of the salel and the bal
ance In equal notes OF the rrcha-er payable iu one
and two years from the date of sale with interest
az the rate o. pr centum per annum. payable semi
annually. said notes 20 De- secured by lrs deed Of
Of The purchaser The terms o. sale 20 be complied with
within twenty days from the date u SALE IN default
q which the property VIII BE resold the risk and
cost q the defaultng purchaser after five DAYS re-
advertisement IN some newspaper published IN Wash
neton. d. e. An couyeyancnS. title examination.
and recording 20 the expense OF the purchaser.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Trustee.
Cor Fifteenth and II sts y. W.
GEORGE p FLEMING. Trustee
Cox Fifteenth and II SIS. \. ".
c. G. SLOAN 4 co. Auctionecrs. l4g. G. 81 =. w.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry C. Livingston. 3 and Ida Fowler. = both
o. Baltimore. 3ij. Rev ]. r. Mclaughlin
p Il. Cost. ., and Maude A. Pickeus Sc Rev
Alex Biclaski-
Walter H. Wilkinson. Sc and Julia 2. Hll. 3
both Of Occoqusn. Va. Rev. II. : France.
Ralph G. Miller. =, and Mary z Clark. g. Re-
f. d. Power.
Alonzo NJ. Osnon. IS. sualzlry. Pa. ard Mary
Ellen StuckenbsIg =. Cincinnati. Ohio Rev. J. e.
Butler
Edward Garter. So and Leona Cox. a. both q
Baltimore. Mi. Rev. Alex. Bieaski
ErueSt Howard Montague. .. and Dora Amelia
Anderson 3. Rev. J. Milton Waldron-
Zeul Repose. p and Louise RideEux E both o.
Brownsville Nd Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin
JoseIh samuel Howard. q. Westernport Nd ard
Lula Ansick Kenney, Is Rev. Charles d. Bonsacz.
Daniel A. Williams. ., Oregon. H. and Grace
Martin. IS. FreepOrt. H. Rev samuel II. Greene.
John 5. UmhCrger. 50 MOnrovia, Nd ara Ida NJ
Syer. 5. Rev l. 4. Howden
Albert Jaeger IS. and Olive L. Paxton. T. Rev
J. B. Mclaughlin.
Roscoe l. Maxwell. g Philadelphia and Brownie
Z. Wysong. o. Rev George c. Carter
james R Carpenter. IS and Nellie ". HALEY. x
both Of Charles County. Nd. Rev. A :. Johns.
Shirley z, Spicet. q. and Eddie T. Str5ther. .
eotn % Remington. Va Rev John e. Ball
George H. Coruvell Sc. ard Lizzie N. Saterwhite.
= Rev. William l. Lyon.
COLORED.
Charles Henry Butler e and Beatrice A. Wfil-
iams Is Rev Alex. Dennis
GilbeTt Howard. 2. and Bueanna Jones e Rev.
James II. Lee
Jcseph Flenines 2. and Lillian Watson. Is. Rer
Clarence z. johnson. 3 and Maggie smith, %
Rev. J. ToliTer.
Matthew Young. .. and IdA Branson B. Rev.
J. 3. Kellehsr
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
DAILY COURT RECORD
CThurSday, December 10, 1907

original lot 3. block 9. SO Georsc Y. worthing-
ton. j.. % Chris COX Dawsol original lot g.
block g. $40
Third street southeast. between street and South
carolina aEenac-GeoFse G. Pumphrsy et va.
and George y. Palmer et ux- % Howard and
Eusma j. Hunt. lot i6. square 7sl SO same
70 Mary +. Moods. lotfH sluare 70 SIC.
Moore a Barbous's Addition % Washington -cecrge
a CH1tchheid e. ux, 10 Bertha Dixon. Jet L.
block 8. SO
No. 26 Fourand a-hah street southuest-Freser;ck
Z. Iauberscamict ct ux % Charles J. Matthews
and William p. Brauud. lot g. square s5l Sc
Ih.rd street southeast between South Carolina ave
nue and = strecl-tscofge G.. PumphTey - tx
and George y. Palmer q ux. 10 Alpheus L.
Waiter. l0t 81. square 79i So
Va. 81 FCuTtc c-nth street uortheast-Will.aSl s.
Wilson 70 ux. 70 Caroline Hanlein. lot S. square
les SO
% District & Columbia. part of lots IB ard
2B. $500
Eleventh street northeast. between PARK place and
street-James z. Hutchinson and Alexander
Mckenzie, trl1stees. 70 Dwight NJ De silva. lot
s. square 81. SO
No. i3s Warner street northeast-Frederick 7 ZobsI
% ux. 90 Julius 4. Alaedel lot l3s square Eg
Sl1- Julius A Msedel -et ux % Jennie Y.
Zobel. lot l53. square 5o9. SO
Meridian Hlil-f510rsc r DeaTing e; OK. 10 John B.
Henderson. part lot :. square 80. $50
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Csrrie L.
MilsTd 10 Adele q. Love. lot 50. block g. SO
No. leA street rOTfhWest-John II Thornton et
20 Frank i. Reeside lot Is s1uare 81 500
Fifteenth street northwest between l. and " s-rce-s
John 2. Shields % Robert =. White Tzrr ioJ
10 square 2f SO
street northwest between Eighteenth and Nine
teerth streets-Chsries J. Selecnan q ux % Liz
ze Damn. lot lo2 square is3. SO.
Fifteenth and Q streets northwest-CarTie L. Nil
lard % Lille 2. N0odyard. lots - 3 and IS
square 90 SO Lille T. Woodyard % Kath-
erinc O'keefe. lot "A square a9 SO
ChiIium Castle Alsnor-llary H. Ellin e VIZ Georre
T. % John H. Fisher part, So
No n Eighth street s0utheast-Ant0nio Gi0riOso q
AK 20 Vincent Gl0rios0. 0ne-fOurth interest parts
original lots . and =. square sG 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
of fIle TnIfed sfntcs.

supreme Court of the United States.
Present. The Chief Justice Mr. Justice Harlan
Mr.. Justice Brewer AR Justice White. Mr.. Justice
Peckham Mr. Justice AlcKeHna. Mr. Justice Holmes.
Alr Justice Day and Air Justice Moody.
No 4. Original Commonwealth of Virginia. com-
plainant vs. State of West Virginia: forms o. order
for appointment o. master &c. submitted hy NJ
Holmes Conrad for con1alinant and Mr.. John 6.
Carlisle f1- defCndan;
No. a. Thomas +. Hunter. sheriff. &c. appel
lant James H. Wood alignment continued b.
AiT. Alfred L. Th0m for the appellee. hy Mr- j. h
MeTTiInon for the appellant. by Air. Walker ID.
Hines and Alr Alexander Pope Humphrey tor She
appellee. and concluded b. Mr.. C. Il. Aycock for the
appellant leave granted counsel fer the appellee 20
ME additional brlCf before tine sd instant.
and to counsel for appellant TO reply thereto with
IN one day thereafter
No S. The City Of Omaha e. al, appellant,
- the Omaha Voter Company; argument con-
menccd by Mr. joan l. Webster Tor the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow al y ocloc6.
The day cal FOR Friday. December %. wiu be IS
follows: Nos. g. 81. O. S. 90. 9s. %. l0l (anG l0
lo3. and IA
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20

JUSTICE GOULD.


In re Blanch ". Stone et a.. order appointing
guardian. bond. 500. Attorney n l. SinCia.T-
In 70 Margaret 7. Wilson e al: order appointing
guardian; bond. 81 900. Attorneys. Lambert & Nc
Lean.
In re Frederick Walker et al. order appointing
guardian; bond. sleo. Attorney. David Rotbschild-
In re Thomas Hiland. e., order appointing guar
dian. bond 81 .00a ATTORNEY. T. l. White.
Estate Of John Il smith order admitting VII %
probate and record and letters tCstamentary: boad
,Si0c. Attorney. J. Il Linton.
Estate Of Maggie q. Lille; order authorizing
transfer household furniture.
Estate Of Thomas Hiand: order admitting VII 70
probate and record and letters teStamentary; bond
l0fsN. Attorney f. L. White.
Estate of F-ank :. Niekirk. order admitting viii
20 probate and record and letters tes.5-l H. aiy .
bond $50. Attorney. A I. Sinclair.
Estate Of Eldridge J. smith; petition for letters
of administration C. T. Attorney. J. 4. Burkart.
Estate Of james u. Dennea1i petition for letters
Of administration. Attorneys Dan. PcySer 4 Tay-
lcr ard r. \ Curtin
Estate Of William Hirst. VIII dated October p
1866, codicil dated August / 1901 Med
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands va
Vancouver and Victoria. British Columbia close
here daily at G Is D. m up 10 December Is FOR dis
patch hy steamer Empress Of Japan.
Hawaii, Japan. korca. China. and Philippine Isl
ands. VIA san Francisco close here daily az 6:i5 D.
n up 20 December 70. for dispatch BY steamer
Siberia.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here dairy az 6lj =. n. up 90 Decen-
Der l9. Tor dispatch by steamer Shinano Maru
Specially addressed mails for Japan. Korea and
China, via Tacoma. close here 6aily az 5I5 D. N
Up % Decembtr 3D. for dispatch b. steamer Oaufa
Hawaii, via san Francisco. close here daily az
SIS r. N. up to December 3. for dispatch hy
steamer Alameda
Hawaii. Japan. Korea China. and Philippine Isl
ends via San Fran"isco. close here daily al G:l5 D.
H. Up 20 December IS. for dispatch by steamer
China
Australia Cexcent nails for West AastraIia,. New
Zealand samoan Islands. Fiii Islands and New
Caledonia. VIA Vancouver and Victoria British Co
lumbia. close here daily az SIS D. m. uD 10 De
cember O. for dispatch by steamer Moana.
Hawaii. Guam, and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily az Sis D. m uD 10
January / for dispatch By Tn. ID States transport
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20

Square 79f-HOward Hunt e uL 10 Charln Brown
aud Henry II. Bergman. 10 secure the Oriental
Building ASSOCIATION. No g. 500. lor s.
Moore q BaThOuT's Second Addition % Nashingron-
Bertha Dixon 20 Richard A. Ford and Walter
q. DAVIS. 10 secure the Columbia Permanent
Building Association. $500. l9I Il. block 6
square 53i-Charies J. Matthews and William 2.
BrEuud e. uy. % Alexander II Bel ard Prank
T. Nladigan 10 secure Philip Schwartz. $500
years per cent seni-aunuaily. lOrs g and 81.
Connecticut Aveure Tegrace-Robert Z. Heater q
ux. 20 Percy II. Russell and Thomas H Banes.
70 secure Charles J. Butler. 500. 70 . months.
per cent. loJ g. square 15e9
Square 5sf-Alrbeus l. Walter et TX Annie. 20
Henry h Bergm2nn and Charles SchafsT. %
cure The Northern Liberty GeEnan-American
Building Association No. s. $50, l0t Il.
square ss-Dsight II. De Silva et Ux % Samuel
Walker and Michael / Weller 10 secure last
cn Building and Ian Association 0,1o9,
lC- Is
square 79-GeorEe r Tibbitts e. ur TO James
s Eashy-Snith and Il Ralph Burton. 20 secure
Walter Burton $50. ? years. Pc cent. semi
annually. lot 3.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaias-AdeIe C.
love 20 Leonard W Groomcs and g. Bea1s
Bloomer % secure Carrie l. Millari. S5I 90.
year. Ter csut. sCmi-auuually. lot 80. block g.
Square s5-Charies W Church e. UL % Thomas
p. Stephenson and r. Harrison johnson. %
secure Mutual Serial Building Association. 500.
lot T.
Twiuiag Ci;y-Ge--ruds / Meyers TO Robert p
Bradbur. lot e. block J. SO
Ingleside- Elizabeth WaIbrid.e e. al % Geo--e
y Wc-thington ard Bernard p Mirnr1ack. 20
sezIre Isaac Hazlert- S2-50o years, 5 per cent.
lots 2. p 5 block I5
SQUARE 4'2-Czroln HCUenstein e. ~. Herman r,
70 Gerald n johnson and William a.. johnson
20 sccurr James Ray. SEQ : years. 5 per
cent sc1ni-auu-llily. l1r a.
Square 2oa-ksthe-iue O'keeFe 20 the Wasriuz1o-
Loan ard Trust Company, To secure Equitable
Co-opcrstiTe BuiidinT Association s. SO Tot a
SANE 20 Charlie ?. stone and Charles " Fair
fax. 20 secure Lille z. W00dyard. $50. -Cz-s.
p5r cent. semi i-annlaIly io- 3
Chilum Castle Nauor-John y Fisher e. TX 70
Ashley IL Gould ard OrviIle J. Moar. 20 ssc-1-e
M1v Il Film. So0o ] 20 years Ier cent.
serli-anuually. part
Square 94-PasIu2ie Broclto et a. 70 William W
MILAN and Robert T. L. smith 10 sac-re
Fi1ccHzo ID Gio-Ei0. $ 50. years. per cent,
seu;--unually, parts original lots 2 and q
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n H.-FoliOwIng schedule figures published only as
information and are net guaranteed.
80 a. m.-Danville HauisOnbuTg and way sta
uons
800 a. m.-Sleepers and coaches to Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleepers 10 Columbus and Macon. Ga.
Dining Car.
'll00 a. m,-Sleepers and coaches to Columbia.
Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
Ass p. m.-HarrisOnburE and way stations
80 p. m.-ChanOttesNle. WaT-entOn. and way
stations.
'bI5 y. m--Sleepers and coaches TO Atlanta. sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper 10 san Francisco tour
times a week
$50 2. m.-Sleepers and coaches 10 Charlotte
Columbia, Aiken. and Augusta. Dining Car.
-loI5 y m.-Slecpers and coaches triA Lynchburg
and BRISTOL % Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans Dining Car
.l1e p. m.-NeW York and New Orleans Limited,
Solid Pullman 10 Asheyille. Atlanta. Birmingham
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars.
Dining Car.
Note--Daily. fweck DAYS
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
%. ss. and 9d5 a. m. 2.io. 55, sa5. 30. and
ll:9 p. m. daily. Local Trains from Harrisonbu-g.
y . ,. m. week days and 5a5 p. N. daily; from
Charlottesville 500 a. NJ daily.
Frequent Trains 20 and from Bluemont
Ticket Oasees. 705 l5sA 81, 81 Pa. ave-. and New
Union Station.
c. II. ACKERT. S H. HARDWICR.
'. = & Gen. Mgr Pass Traf Mgr
". II. TAYLOE. q. T. A. l. y BROWN g. A
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
BIRTH RECORD.

Luke and Grace Ward. Dec =. female.
Robert n. and Mar Williamson. Dec i. male
Wallace W and Annie N. Rollins. Dec. ; female.
A G. and stella Plerce Dec. Il male
Charles ". and Katie Nicholson. Dec Il. male.
Carl J. and Anna Ness. Dec. l6 female
Walter and F7nnle McAtee Dec Il male
Ge-rse T. and Mar z. Hughes. Dec /. male
Claude u. and Annie T. Higgir Dec 4, female,
Leslie B. and Sue GRAY. Dec. Il. female
Claude W and Elics r. De Forest. Dec g
male
Frank J. and Mar J. Drew Dec. 8 female
Henry A. and Sarah LAWSON. Dec e female
Nm- z and Florence Bran Dec l. female
David .. and Kate l. RUsczu. Dec Q. male
Hammond and Ella Thomas. Dec. s. male
Alexander and Mari T. Tyler Dec = male
Charles r. and MeUd JeneS Dec L. male.
William T. and Matte Hicks Dec. e male
Joseph a. and Fannie Do5son. Dec i. maIs.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
of Columbia. Washington, y. c.. bDecemher r.
lS!.-Scaled proposals VIII Be received AZ this Office
until O'Clock p m THURSDAY. December D.
for furnishing the District Government by 29-rch
granite cIrblng during the remaining portion 0f the
hscal year ending june 80. 1905 Specifications blank
fons Of proposals ard all necessary information may
be obtained al the ofcc Of Che Property CLERK. ID.
C.. District Building. HENRY B. f. NACFAR-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST Jay J. MORROW,
Commissioners. ID. T. fel6I I7ls 1913 u
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day until January ?. ls's.
Equity Court No J.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
signment for to-day.

Equity Court No J.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No assignment for to-day.
Equity Court No =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No E2i7. Antrim vs.. Antrim; reference 70 au-
ditor- Attorneys. Joha Ridout-J. 2. Padgett and
G. Brown
In r. lunacyl Frank Koslick; first account Of
committee referred % auditor
10 1690l Paire ~ a. vs. Harkness e al title
BY adverse possession decreed.
No 57oL Albert et a. vs. Albert et a. trus-
tee authorized % make distribution. Attorneys. q.
i. Wllliams-Ef Forrest.
Assignments for to-day:
Motions:
No 100 Davis Us. Staples ct al Attorneys.
Davis-F Fraiiey.
No l03- Edwards vs. Edwards Attorneys.
Hughes a Gra--CarTingt0n 4 Truitt
No 10. Fowler IS Fowler Attorneys. Forrest
Leighton.
No, rs Aguew 80. Hutchius. Attorneys. Cragin
-BnndcnburC d Brandenhurg
No ia Won Ringhaz rs. Riley. Attorneys.
Robinson-L1mbcFt-
No. Is. MaeIer vs. Mueller. Attorneys. Tooney
Montague.
No ro. stoner rs. Stone- Attorneys. Drew
Downs Wolf & Rosenberg
No. l32 scott ys. Slater Attorneys. Gies-Kin-
ban and White
No. I4 United States Of America vs. Capuz4ya
Mining COMPANY Attorneys. Bakss-Davis
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
detective TO Receive Reward

Mai Sylvester. superintendent Of police.
yesterday forwarded 10 Commissioner
West So. paid TO Detective Sergeant
.O'Brien as a reward for the arrest at
Danville. Va. of L. p Hazel. Commits
sioner West approved the recommenda-
tion or Maj. Sylvester that - per cent OF
this amount be placed % the credit OF the
clothing and helmet fund and the officer
be permitted 10 retain the balance.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

AOTE-fuhiShed 0nly a. information. and not
guaranteed
90 L. NC. q o. LIMITED. Daiy-Fast YES
uhulc u1iu- Pullman geep,Fs 20 Lexington Louis
IlllC. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicsgo. aud 81
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot SPRING Pull
man cars Louisville 90 Nashville Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining a IA cart service.
us9 4. NJ. r v LIMITED. Daiiy-Sold
yesilu1le train. Pullman Slecuers 20 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car Go IrgIria Hot Springs week DAYS Dining ears
3 la carte service Pullman Slcelcrs Cincinnati %
Chicago and 81 Louis. and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake ard Ohio
ouc-s 5l5 Pennsylvania avenue: Sc 18th strtet.
near r. and New Union Station. Telephones Aaiu
80 Tor Washington Terminal Cab Service and AlaIu
loa6 or 206 for C. 4 O. Ticket Ofsce
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
Get Boarding Comfort
Through HERALD Ads.

XAYATER finds its level does humanity That great mass of
VIZ people whom necessity epediency compes to live in board
ing houses sorts itself into congenia classes
II tate DEGREES that board why do so under agreeable
conditions: just board household or even with
private family mnge miscellaneous tumble of people
In the boarding house Of natural selection whereby those
people VINO enjoy the coanonsp OF ieratesragme performers
themselves from the better class
OF boarding people there marvellous proof Of the adage that
birds OF feather flock together
All the better class of boarding houses are advertised in THE WASH
NGoN Herald and you would avoid many weary pgmages and
OF Herald ads -
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE II EFFECT NOVEMBER n 1917.
Leaves Washington. New Union Station;
100 a. m. aud 900 q. m.-Daiy-Au points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville. Chatt1uooga,
and Memphis
m-5 p m--Daily- Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining Cars
tor Nortoik-Leave Washington IN h. daily.
Has a. m. daily SIS y. IN. daily. Arrive Norfolk
u D a. M. SD p. m. loA5 p. n.
From i. q .. Station. 15 p. m. daily. Berry
vile. Luray Shenandoah. Elkton Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station sS5 a N.
and Il 20 p m.
An information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond BuIIdlnrl
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

TICKET OFFICE: l4I PENNA. AVE.
Nolcc-FolloWing schedule not guaranteed
e'a5 A. NJ. DaIy-Seeboard MaIl. Through coaches
and Pullman seeress 10 savannah and jacksonville
Through slcepers Washington 20 Hamlet and Ham
lei 90 Atlanta and birmingham DINING ears
Goo T. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Express. Solid train
with coaches and Pulmaa seepcrs TO Savaurah
Jacksonville and Tampa. Through sleeper 10 At
lanta, birmingham. and Memphis Dining cars
The Washington herald., 1907-12-20
PROPOSALS.

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON,
d C, October s. I991.-Sealed proposals from pat
cntees their assEnees for the sale OF use Of Pat
ented devices intended 20 effect the exchange OF
mails with moving trains viii be received at this
Department until noon on JANUARY Is 1903
All proposals must BE- made IN accordance with
The specifications which can be obtained from the
Second Assistant Postmaster General c. y L.
MEYER Postmaster General oeIg-eou-7t