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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01
SUSPECTED ROBBERS CAUGHT
Held Up Great Northern Train in
Montana, Sept. II.

G. r. Mcdonald and Ed Smith,
have been arrested on suspicion Of
being the bandits who held up the
Great Northern ORIENTAL Limited
train near Rexford, Mont, Septem-
ber IL, and $l4, 500, of the $4,000
In bank currency which was stolen
from the train, was found upon them.
Their lavish expenditure of $500 in
three days carousal at Bonners Ferry
and the fact that thev tailed closely
with the descriptions of the bandits
wanted, laid them under suspicion,
and Tom Riley, proprietor Of the
Bonners Ferry dance hall, and j. E..
Howe liveryman, according to their
own statements, began watching the
two men and taking the same train
TO Spokane with them, were instru'
mental in turning them over to the
officers at Hllyard. A reward OF
$l4, 100 for the capture of the bandits
is claimed by Riley and Howe. S. f
Henry, an attorney, and Fl. B. Wal
ton, depot agent of Benners Ferry
and the Spokane officers who mad'
the arrests claim shares Of the re
ward, and merry scramble Is looked
for. Walton and Henry claim tina
Howe is not entitled to any reward a
he only followed the suspected hold
ups upon the suggestion OF Walton
who gave him $50 and ticket an,
told him to follow the men until tn
officers could get them.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE Two)

Last Friday afternoon the case of
the Carcallon Bros, against the Occur
d'Alene s. ST. Joe Transportation
company was decided IN favor OF the
plaintiffs, the jury which was out
only 30 minutes bringing 10 verdict
awarding Carscallon Bros. the $l70l.-
so damages asked for by them for the
sinking OF their pile-driver by the
Idaho on dark nght about year
ago. The case lasted over week
and attracted much attention among
the boatmen on Lake Occur d'Alene.
There is said to be a probability that
the case will be appealed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01
BANKS Will NOT FAIL
Promptly Adopted Protective Measures
10 Save Cash.
DISTURBANCE TEMPORARY
Financial Stringency in New York
Said to be Nearly Over.

A financial crisis in New York
which attained 10 some magnitude
last week has led the banks all over
the United States to adopt measures
to protect themselves and their de
positors from an impending panic.
A scarcity Of money, gold, silver
and currency, which made it i'm.
possible to raise loans On securities, is
believed to have caused the trouble
The public lost confidence and runs
on several of the smaller banks of
New York caused them tn close their
doors temporarily until some ship
ments OF specie could be received
from other cities or from abroad.
Secretary Cortelyou Of the United
States treasury came to the assistance
of the banks and prevented an aggra-
walton Of the conditions which, ac-
cording to late dispatches, have thus
far been successfully combatted.
Gold is being shipped from Europe
and the crisis is thought to be about
over.
Outside of New York there has
been apparently little or no uneasiness
and no more failures are expected, all
the rest Of the some 1880 banks In
the United States being in sound con-
dition. However, temporary pro-
tective measure has been adopted by
western banks to prevent drain of
their money to the east. This exped-
lent consists simply in holding on to
the actual coin and currency on hand
and cashing checks only through the
clearing houses or by cashiers checks
made payable to bearer.
This method has been adopted in
Spokane and by the Rathdrum State
Bank and is approved by the general
public and the business men as safe
and satisfactory to all concerned until
the financial conditions in the east
have again become normal.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01
A Candid Confession.

Father of the Bridegroom-Be-
tore cementing this close relation
ship I think it but right to tell you
that once had little unpleasant
ness which involved the loss OF my
liberty for a considerable period.
Both my daughters are, | am sorry
20 say, rather flighty, my dear wife
is suffering from heptomania, and
my son was mixed up in little
forgery affair. Won't that make
my difference?
Father of the Bride : Not the
slightest. From the fact that l am
quite in favor of our alliance you
nay Judge how matters stand in my
tamily.-Berlin Journal.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01
JOHN P. MATTLY, SUICIDE
Found Dead in His House Last
Sunday. Lived Alone

John P. Mattly, native OF
Switzerland, was found stretched
lifeless on the floor of his house
four miles west of town, last Sun
day, with two bullet wounds in the
head. All the indications were
those of suicide and these were
confirmed by note found on the
table in which Mattly stated he
only was to blame.
Heinrich ions, brother-in-law
of the unfortunate man, made the
discovery when he went to help
dig the potatoes which the latter
had raised. Mr.. ions at once
came to the city and informed DIR.
Frank Wenz, the county coroner,
who, in company with DR.. Hollis
ter, went to the scene in the latter's
automobile. They saw that 1t was
plainly a case of suicide. One
bullet had entered under the chin
and, ranging upward, passed out
at the nose. The other bullet en-
tered the forehead and must have
caused death almost instantly
The weapon, 22-callber gun
T with which the wounds were IN
Aicted was found lying nearby
; On the table, beside the note
!, above referred to, was poke
book and $23 in money. lh'
$ bo ly was brought to this city an'
: place ed in Klopfs undertaking
rooms. and the funeral was hell
8 on Tuesday. Rev. II. Durbahn
German Methodist OF Spokane
was the officiating minister.
Mattly was born in Switzerlan'
about AZ years ago and is survives
by his parents and two sisters VIII
/ reside in Switzerland, and by on
sister, Mrs. ions who lives nea
Ratbdrum. He owned a Ioo-acr
, farm four miles west OF here an
} had lived on it for the past tot
| wears. He was bachelor an
3 lived alone. He was last see
. alive Oct. IS, and is believed
. have been temporarily insane whe
\ he took his life, having once Dee
i committed to the asylum ye'
y ago and released after fe
months, apparently recovered.
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PRICE $1.OO PER YEAR

while Darrow was examining l.. G.
Willis, part owner OF the Occur d.
Alene Journal, which had contained
articles favorable to the State In the
Adams case. In reply to questions
Mr.. Willis said he attended to the
mechanical part Of the work, that he
did not write any of the Adams
articles, that he seldom read his own
paper, did not write nor read the
headlines.
"Why don't you read the head
lines?" asked Mr.. Darrow. "Because
usually, they have no bearing on
what Is in the body Of the article,
was the reply.
swell, don't you give credit to
whatever paper you copy YOUR articles
from?"-was asked. "No, sometimes
we steal them," was the reply
CONTINUED ON PAGE TwO)
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STATE and COUNTY news.
Items Of Interest Gathered From
Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.

The new temporary court house at
Standpoint is to be ready for occu-
nancy some time this month.
The Idaho & Washington Northern
laid its tracks into Newport on
Thursday of last week.
been postpaned again; this time un-
til Nov. 18.
In the United States district court
at Moscow, Monday. William Dollar,
the Occur d'Alene banker, charged
with land frauds, withdrew his plea
that the statutory time had expired,
and entered plea In abatement.
Congressman Burton L. French
was called to Cedar Creek, near Ken
drick, by the death of his father. c.
A. French, on Oct. 20. The deceased
was Is years of age and pioneer of
that section.
The county commission ers of La
tab county have decided to make
improvements to the jail and court
house, costing $4,000, and County
Attorney Stillinger has rendered an
opinion that the expenditure can be
made without a vote Of the people.
The Lafond brick yard at Sand
point has received large order for
brick from the Panhandle Lumber
company of Spirit Lake, for the con-
struction of their big mill at that
point, located on the Idaho & Wash
ington Northern railway. The brick
will be loaded as fast as cars can be
procured and forwarded over the Spo-
kane International railway.
At the game wardens' convention
at Boise it was recommended that the
woods be stocked with pheasants and
that quail be protected for three
years. On account of many hunters
slaughtering bear when their hides
were worthless, it was recommended
that they be protected in season as
other game animals.
Judge Fremont Wood Of the dis
trict court at Boise, last week denied
the injunction asked for by Avery z.
Moore to restrain State Treasurer
Hastings from paying warrant for
$3s6O.5O issued to the Pinkerton
Detective agency for services and ex-
snses incurred IN the Sieunenberg
othe..
raid, a.
light. aneeting in Boise on November
pu. 20 n42l, of the county auditors
+ha,r state of Idaho promises to bt
buck,t important event. The prl
they object of the meeting is II
upise and urge the adoption OF
1Iiform system of accounts. Man.
sther important matters will come VI
for discussion.
Last Friday morning, the gradln
work on the stretch of right of way Q
the Idaho & Washington Norther
between Ratndrum and the electr'
line being completed, a construcIlo
train arrived over the Spokane lntel
national and proceeded to lay lie
and steel on the new road towar
Rathdrum. A large gang OF me
was in charge and the Work Wa
pushed rapidly. The distance
about 8 miles.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01
Marriage Licenses.

Oct. 26 Fred H. Moore, 25, and
Rose E. Riggs. %, both OF Spokane.
L. H. Humphrey, 33, and Laura X.
Miller, 80, Chelan, Wash.
Oct. 2s--Robt Upton, SO, and
Bessie Danner, %, Spokane.
Oct. 29-Wm. Parry, "a, Wardnen
and Hecla Wetmuer. 18, Spokane.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01

Possibly, Mr.. Roosevelt remarked
that be would rather live in San
Francisco than Boston, because San
Francisco grafters offer such splen-
did field for the biggest kind of big
stick.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01
Reading Circle Course Of Study

Reading Circle Course Of Study
The following is the course of
study for the Twentieth Century
Reading Circle-1oo7-'o8.
Oct. 1.-The Mound builders,
Mrs. Logue; Bay View Magazine;
Roll Call. Events of that age.
Hostess, Mrs. r. E. Young.
Oct 8--The natives of America
at the discovery, Mrs. Short. Bay
View Magazine. Leader, Mrs.,
klopf. Roll Call. Current Evengs.
Hostess, Mrs. Shoemaker. M
Oct. 15-Bay View Magazine,
Leader, Mrs. R. F. Dyer. BUSH
ness Session. Roll Call. Current
Events. Hostess, Mrs. Short
Oct. 22-Sir Walter Raleigh,
Mrs. Kate Dyer; Sketch of Poca-
hontas, Mrs. Tucker. Bay View
magazine. Leader, Mrs. McInturf.
Hostess, Mrs Hill.
Oct. 29-The Five New England
colonies, Mrs. Shoemaker Bay View
magazine. Leader, Mrs. Remer; Roll
Call. Current Events. Hostess, Mrs.
Tucker.
| Nov. 5-Life OF Lord Baltimore,
Mrs. Roberts; Bay View magazine.
Leader, Mrs. Short; Roll Call. Cur
rent Events. Hostess, Mrs. Quarles.
Nov. 12-Reading. The White
Man'sFoot (Longfellow), Mrs. Randle.
Bay View magazine. Leader, Mrs.
Logue. Roll Call. Quotatlon-Long
fellow. Hostess, Mrs. Logue.
Nov. 19-Paper-Hlstorical Events
Mackinac Island, Mrs. brennan. Bay
View magazine. Leader, Mrs. Randle.
Roll Call. Indian Legends. Hostess,
Mrs. Roberts.
| Nov. 26-Paper, Acquisition OF
Alaska, Mrs. Remer. Bay View maya
zine. Leader, Mrs. Tucker. Roll Call.
Current Events. Hostess, Mrs. Geo.
Dyer.
| Dec. 3-Paper, Founding of Harv-
ard University, Mrs. Dandy; Ba,
View magazine, Leader, Mrs. Tucker
Roll Call, Quotation. Oliver w
Holmes. Hostess, Mrs. Jacobs.
Dec. 10-Bay View magazine
Leader, Mrs. Drennan; Roll Call
speaking pieces". Hostess, Mrs
brennan.
Il Dec. l7-Bay View magazine
Leader, Mrs. Young; Roll Call
Thimble party, Hostess, Mrs. Nc
lnturff.
Jan. All day session. Bay Vies
magazine, Leader, Mrs. Short; Rol
I Call, "Reminiscences Holidays. Hos
e tess, Mrs. Short.
] Jan. 14-Paper, Pure Food Legis
lation, Mrs. Geo. Dyer; Bay Vie'
y magazine, Leader, Mrs. Klopf; Ro
D Call, Favorite Recipe. Hostess, Mrs
:. Dandy.
Jan. 2l-Election OF officers. Ba
We've magazine, Leader, Mrs. Kat
, Dyer; Roll Call, Current Event
% Hostess, Mrs. Kate Dyer.
Jan. 28--Paper. Alexander Hami
, ton, Mrs. Short; Bay View magazine
Leader, Mrs. Shoemaker; Roll Cal
. Quotations from Constitution. Ho
Tess, Mrs. McInturff.
=. Feb. Paper, Patrick Henry, Mr.
10 Young; Bay View magazine, Leade
~ Mrs. Roberts; Roll Call, Quotation
is Hostess, Mrs. Klopf.
Z. Feb. 1l--Reading, Ella Wheel
j. Wilcox, Mrs. Kate Dyer; Bay Vie
Y, magazine, Leader, Mrs. McIntur
lie Roll Call, Quotations. Hostess, Nj
e DMnnan.
ed Feb. 1S Paper, Places of Hsto
at cal Interest ia Idaho, Mrs. Logl
as Bay View magazine, Leader, M
d. Skinner; Roll Call, Current Even
on Hostess, Mrs. Young.
'u Feb. 25-Reading, Thanatops
ne Mrs. Jacobs; Bay View magazil
Leader, Mrs. Randle; Roll Call, O.
tations, Bryant. Hostess, Mrs. Ra
die.
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Commissioners Proceedings

Following the bill allowed by the
board OF county commissioners at
their recent meeting:
Oct. l5-A w Post justice SO
G Il Shero drayng 75
r Il Meleady " 275
w H Cleland livery - 80
f Wenz coroner 146 90
Geo Kelley travelling expenses 8 So
G f Steele justice fee 3
G w Anstine repair work so
Village Of Rathdrum water rent AS
Mrs D Morris keeper poor farm l25
DR. Sheppard med attendance q
G Ballinger building road $50
J r Gaultney overseeing 81 so
G q Edwards viewer
G ] Ballinger +"
/" work with horse SO
G G Edwards viewer
/ e r Lunt 3
! A y Mudlin chairman 10
A Schudar viewer 3
Geo Batters T" 6
j p Talford A." q
SEd Sullivan chairman
e M Trigg viewer 0
5 II Dyer Z" 3
4 4jAeAaCampbell viewer .
kE C Hubbard !" 9
! A Gould chairman 2
f q Noble "
Peterson axman
Il Peterson /"
D d Dorchester viewer
Frank Wieland chairman
&c Leet viewer
G Barnum :.
Chas Waggoner j" .
l. V Lyon /.
+ Melick chairman
r G Frlsby !" 3
A jacobson -
G M pruitt !" 3
G Mellick axman
) G Steel .
J Mellick
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01

The President on October 26, issued
a proclamation, naming November %
for the annual Thanksgiving day.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-21
ROOMS WANTED.

ll2l lITH ST NW.-WANTED-A FEW NOR
refined table boa-lers; choice table ir2lst
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FILED NAY "a 1907, ]. r. YOUNG. CLERK.

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia The President and Directors 1f
Holzaga College. a corporation. IS The Unknown
Heirs Aeuels and Dgyse.s Of Henrietta NJ =
Young. and the Unknown Heirs. AlisIees and Dew.
sees Of Ignatus +. Young. Equity No 2103.-Ths
object Of this suit IS to declare the title Of the com
painant to the real estate situate in the City Of
Washington. District Of Columbia known lots
numbered tweuty-one 2l' and twenty-five ~ in G..
e. G.. Saur's subdivision IN square numbered seven
hundred and spVentysix lU6l as said subdivision RT-
pears Of record in the Office OF the Surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia in Book b. page l's, 10 lie
good In Zee simple In the complainant by reason %
adverse possession, and 90 declare the title 0f the
complainant to be good Of record and 10 perueuaily
enjon the defendants from asserting any title TO said
real estate. On motion Of the complainant by its
solicitor, Charles J. Murphy. it is by the court
this 18th day of May. =. u. l997. ordered that TIE
defendants the unknown heirs alienees and devisee
Of Henrietta VI. S. Young. and the unknown heirs
alieuees and devisees q lsnstius +. Young cause
their appearance 20 be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after the f0rtieth day
exclusive Of Sundays and legai holidays after the
date n the first publication Of this ORDER otherwise
the cause viii he proceeded with rs in case ot de-
fault. The court is satisfied upon good cause shown.
as appears by the affidavit herein fled. that It is
not neces-as .Lat this order should I've published az
least ~ c' a month during a period Of not less than
three months This order shall be Published Cnce q
week for four successive weeks before said return
day. provided that said order shall be published
twice month in the month Of May. 1907, and twice
month IN the month q June 1907. This order
shall be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald the court not desming
it necessary fer the same 70 be published in any
other Tapers. and no other paper having been Sc
lected ey the parties. ASHLEY n GOULD. Jus
tice. A true ccpy-Test: (Seall J. r. YOUNG.
ClC6. By Il. p, BELEW, Assistant Clerk
my2- g. ie7,N
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NJ .ILIAEM
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Foli1wInE schedule Eguss published Only as
information and are not guaranteed.
80 a. m.-Daurlle and way stations
'slj a. m.-Harrsslubus and way stations
go a m.-SleeIers and coaches % Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car
leo :. m.-SlCeles and c0ackcs % Columbia,
savannah, and Jacks-uyiiie Dining Car
ri0l p m.-Hs-Is8nlUIz and way stations.
'i55 p. m.-Jharlg-tesvile. Wlueutgu, Stsasbgre.
and way stations.
'6Ij =. m.-Sleepers and coaches % Atlanta ard
Columbus Ga. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70 san
Francisco tIi-vtssly-
80 ,. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Charlotte, Co
lumbia. and Augusta. Dining Car
'le.l5 D. ms->itsIrIs a1d coaches fTia Lyrclhu-s
snd Bristol 90 Chattanooga, Memphis. and Nes
Orleans. Dining Car.
ll1o p. m.-Nru York and Sew Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 20 Ashevils Atlanta Birmingham.
and NeW Orleans Club and Observation Cars. Dl3-
ing Car.
q N0tc--Dai'v. +Week dsvz
Through trains from tie South arrive Washington
l-a 8. and g l5 q. m.. go SIS, SIS. ll1. and
u q D. n. daily. Local trains from HlUs11burg.
r. -5 D. N. week DAYS. and 20 p. %. daily from
Charlottesville. S rs o. m daily.
Frequent trains % and from Bluem1-t.
Ticket Ofces 1j5 18th S.. 5L Pa ave- an
Penn-yitaus station.
c. II ACKERT s. r. HARDWICK
Y. p Is Gen Mgr. Pass. Tnf NE.
W p. TAYLoE. g. +. a. I. :. BROWN. g.. A
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS,

Hawaii. japan, Korea. China. and Philippine lei
ands via San Francisco. close hsra daily SO ll.E
D. m. mp 70 June 2. for dispatch br steamer Hong
hong Mart
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via SAN
Francisco, close here daily at ll:i5 D. m. up %
June g. for dispatch E United States transport.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
YauC0UTlr and Victoria British Columbia. close
here daily az $50 p m up Co July 3, flr dispatch
ty steamer Empress uf Japan
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Isl-
auds via san Francisco close h0-7 daily az IS .s5 D.
~. uP 90 July s. joy dispatch ty steamer Korea
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and Nsv
CALEDONIA, via Vancouver and Victoria. British Co
Hmbi7 close here daily at $50 p m. up 90 July "a.
for dispatch ty steamer Nr7ua.
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may he
left at any of the following branch
Offices. and viii he promptly for
vardcd to the main OfEicei
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP-lnformation Bureau.
GOLDENRERG 'S-Informati0u Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY corner 7th ST.. r. l.
ave-. and r st. NV
CYCLE COMPANY. 9Th ana L SIS. NV.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY. corner y. Y.
ave and North Capitol 81. NV.
J0HNSTON'S PHARMACY. l2cl y. ]. ave. NV.
S. KANN. SONS & CO.-Infomation Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol SIS.
T. T. WELLERS PHARMACY 253i n ST. nv.
ATKINSON PHARMACY llth and q SITS NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and q sts NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. Ist and SIS. NV.
CAMPBELLS PHARMACY, 18th and Park SITS. NV.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Nj. Pleasant and ITT-
ing SIS. NV
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and P sts. NV.
TAlLORS PHARMACY. 9Th and L sts. NV.
KENEH'S PHARMACY. oh and sta. NV
MCCHESNEY d JOACHIM "a and SITS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
tNDERW0OD'S. corner Prince and Royal SIS.
NEW YORK.
IA COSTA & MAXWELL. Nassau Beekman Bldg
CHICAGO.
Ia COSTE & MAXWELL Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC CITY
II. S. WALLACE. cor. Atlantic and y &. aves.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
G12 18th st. \. W.

sIX-ROON BRICK. NEAR LINCOLN PARK:
less than cost, S. S.g4i large rear yard. KARRICK
& METCALF, l3O \ Y. ave. islfSufrN
FOR RENT-G7 IST ST wv, SIX ROOM
house thoroughly up 10 date. Address G. NJ r.
Herald Office. ie0-3.
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c. w. BOYLE, Attorney for Petitioner.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia In re William Hugh Moore for
change of name % Robert Amel Hunter. No. 21l29 -
Upon consideration 0i the petition Of William Hugh
More, fled in his own behalf rraying that his name
be charged to Robert Amel Hunter. il Is this 6th
dar of June ls' ordered that notice Of said pro
posed name be given by publication Of this order
orct a week for three consecutive weeks in The
Washington Herald a newspaper printed in the Dis
trct Of Columbia. prior 10 the hearing Of the reti-
ton By the court. HARRY VI. CLABAUGH.
Chief Justice. A tTue copy. Test tSeall ]. K.
YOUNG, Clerk. By WINS F. LEMON. Assistant
CLERK. ie7.HI.2s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
non SALE

IUN SNLE-
4 FINE NINE.ROON, DIFFERENTIATION
house. large grounds. good 1UjbUidiuz. water pump.
all iEClosed. one block from trolley near C0lIars
Park Ven low on monthly payments. This Is one
Of the best places near Washington Owner non
resident CHARLES SHEPARD 672 S. NV.
igI6s
80 WAIT FOR INpROvENiENTs-s SQUARE
foot tar lat, within 800 feet of Connecticut ave-
nue. with water sewer. macad8mUed street and
Eug0'ithiC sidewalk. three blocks north Il ground
selling az S. GEO L. ROBINSON co. INC.
6i5 ii-h S. NV. j. WALTER uBOYLE. Manager.
j-isl9t
ADJOINING CLEVELAND PARK: ONLY fC
square f-5t Don't bug until SOU see our bar
gains Beautiful villa Site. with graded street
sewer water and ras. adjoining property selling 80
10 To-. fine view Cf city. ahead 4 everything don't
miss It, GEO. p, ROBINSON co. INCJ, els I4th
s. J. WALTER OBOYLE. Manager i.IgIOt
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RAILROADS.,
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule in effect june ls. 1871
20 7. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
days-St0ps at principal points in Virginia Yestibu.e
train. standard COACHES parlOr car 90 Clifton Forge
and connection for Virginia Hot Suriugs Pullman
SleCpus Clifton Forge 10 Louisville Cincinnati
indianapolis S. Louis and Chicago. Dining car.
& Ia carte service from GoFdonsve
$50 T.. NEW G.. & o. LIMITED Daily
Fast new IestbHle train stops only at Gurd0nsTile
Charlottesville stanton, Clifton Forge. aud Coy-
ingtou. Va; K0ueeyertc and Hinton ". Va. Pull
man sleepers 20 Lexington. Louisville Cincinnati.
Indianapolis ST. LOUIS and Chicago Dining cars, a
ia carte service. One night out
IIW p Mp. +. v. LIMITED Dauy-sold
vestibule tram. Pullman sleepers % Cincinnati.
Lexington. ard Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars.
Ia carte service. sleercrs Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and ~ Louis. and Louisville % Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwcsr
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5i3 Pennsylvania Avenue SO itb street near
F. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main 5'5l
FOR Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and Main ll6i
for c. q o. Ticket Office.
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Ccrk,s Once.
N4'aA = Otllihs
House of Representatives L. S.
MashLnElnn- y. @. Lnnn / 1l--

Washington. d. c., June I, 1907.
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
Office until - o'clock m. JULY O. 1907. for
furnishing Stationery for the House Of
Representatives during the fiscal year
ending June 80 1905
Blank forms OF proposals, blank bonds.
and necessary information viii be fur
nisaed on application 20 the Stationery
Clerk.
The Clerk reserves the right 10 waive
defects and reject any or all bids or parts
Of bids
Proposals should be addressed TO the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives,
and iudorse0 Proposals for Stationery -
Proposals and specimens must be daliv-
cred at the Office of the Clerk of the
House free of charge.
4. MCDOWELL,
Clerk L. s. House of Representatives,
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