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The Washington herald., 1907-02-21
GOES INTO LUMBER BUSINESS
Alexandria Coal Dealer Extends
Scope of His Operations.

William A. Smoot, jr., the Junior mem
Der of the firm Of w A Smoot & Co.
coal dealers in Alexandria, recently pur-
chased the extensive lumber business OF
j. r. SmoOt. The sash. door and blind
factory. and planning mill were included
in the sale. This firm is building up a
large trade in Washington and throughout
the entire northern part of Virginia
w. A. SmOOt, senior member of the
firm, is one of the best-knOWn men in
Alexandria. and for forty-seven years
has been one Of the leading men of the
city. The firm handles thousands of tons
of coal shipping to the wholesale dealers
direct from the mines. Mr.. Smoot, jr.
became associated with his father in the
business several years ago.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-FIFTY COLORED MINERS AND LA
borers single and with families; wanted TO leave
Monday night, Sixth street depot. at 10 O'Clock For
information call at SO 10th St nv. fe20-5t
WANTED-ENERGETIC BOYS OR YOUNG MEN
can earn good wages delivering kilograms. Apply
MESSENGER DEPARTMENT Western Union Of
fee l40l St ocl5 thu-n
WANTED-BOTs To SELL THE WASHINGTON
Herald. Apply every morning. CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT. Washington. Herald. 7A 18th st.
NV n
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RAILROADS.
CYEsAPEAKF & OHIO RAIWAY

Schedule in effect November = 1854
20 r. Mold DO8iSfON EXPRESS. week
days-stops ct principal points in Virginia Yestibuls
train. standard coaches paTcT 70 Clifton Forge.
with connection for Virginia Hot Springs, Pullman
Seepers Clifton Forge 10 Louisville Cincinnati In
dsnapclis, S. LOUIS. aud Chicago. buffet service
from GogdonsFie.
$50 Z. M.-SEW G. o. LIMITED, Daily
Fast yestibuie train; stops only at Gordousvie.
Charlottesville. StauHtcn. Clifton Forge and CoTiHz-
ton. Va. R0EceTeTte ard Hinton, W. Va. Pullmsn
sleepfTs 20 Lexington, Louisville. Cincinnati Indian
spoiis, ST. Louis. and Chicago. Dining ears. "a
carte service. One night out.
Ilao f. NE T. v LIMITED. Daily-soid
Testbule train. Pullman sleeDers 10 Cincinnati. Lex
ingtcu and Louisville Compartment sleeping car %
Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining CHS ia
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago aEd
St Louis and Louisville % Memphis. Nashville. an
Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices So Pennsylvania avenue: Coz 18th street
+, aud Sixth Street Station Telephones Main 3I5g
for Pennsylvania T. T. Cab Service and Main zoos
for Q. & o. Ticket Once.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR GOOD SITUA-
tiong If 50. place a small sd under this heading
state YOUR qualifications and you viii reach the
best employers in Wsshingt0n-peopio who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only lc a word for
one time Phone main $500 Il
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MOVING, PAGkING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS, &c. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
kREIG'S EXTRESS. 1924 Il ST. nv. Phone main
20l0. fe5-lm
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS. 81
LOAD. TWO-HORSE WAGON. s. LOAD.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER COMPANY.
ic5cOd-u Ii3 18th ct. NV.
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

hair. BKTHNAKks. MULEs. &c. REMUVED
bg electric needle. guaranteed permanent ard pain
less; DO scars; absolute privacy. references from
former patients apparently hopeless eases solicited
Consultation free Electricity is the 0Hly permanent
cure fsr sipcrfuoIs hair. Bon u, Herald ofice.
fellEl
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PROPOSALS FOR USELESS PAPERS
War Department. Washington. Febru-
airy IL, 1907. Sealed proposals IN duplicate
wifi be received here until , o. m. FEB
RUARY % 1871. for purchase of useless
papers Of War Department. Proposals
must be in envelopes indorsed Proposals
for purchase OF useless papers and ad-
dressed n. R. THORP, Chief Of Supply
Division foIS 10 2e q - q
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CLEANING AND DYEING,

FRENCH CLEANING AND DYEING FIRST.
class work u06 lsth 81. nv. Phone north 53sj.
ja2f50t
REMEMBER THERE is ONE CLOTHES DOC
tor, at I5j Pa. nv, aud lac Is the ony clothes
doctor IN Washington. Phone Main 1888 de9S-ts
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-wHTTE GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
general homework and light Laundry. Apply S15
18th ST. fc105t
WANTED WAIST TRIAiSiERS
and helpers. Apply 1921 II st. NV. fc2)3t
WANTED-GOOD SKIRT AND SLEEVE HANDS;
also helpers. 1850 L 81. fei9Jt
WANTED TO LEARN NIL
linery. Apply after 10 a. N, J. ~ ASH. liA
II 81. Nv. fe3-lt
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Better Than Savings Banks.
WAREHOUSES; FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-THIRD FLOOR OF WAREHOUSE
light 3 sides 60 f. hy 12l r.: electric freight
elevator Apply CAPITAL PAPER BOX co. 81
Hanover place. Phone North Gl9 fsiaeods8
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TARIFF BnBRn

WANTED-TABLE BOARDERS; BEST MEALS
in the city gentlemen preferred. 1910 9th ST. nu.
fo13eod-7t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS. SINGING Ca
naries. breeding cages parrots, dogs, cats plant
feed, soldishes. goats, rabbits, guinea pigs *.
SCHMfD'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th st. des5-1
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

i55 MASS AVE 81. ADJOINING LINCO.N
Park. beautiful new house GA a corner. s.1c nglt
in eFeIy room, Fev attractive for home. would
exchange for one or more desirable lots WRIGHT
4 HOPKINS SD r usy-
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nv AIveoIn lIefhod
OPEN $50 q. N. TO $50 p. N
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

APPLICATIONS FOR INCREASE or PENSIONS
executed. O. a. ROBEY Notary Public 1924 y.
Y ave. NV fel9-3t
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COLLECTORS.

THE DISTRICT MERCANTILE CO.-sTRICTLY
a collecting agency ard adiusteGs Of debt: sos
need u.s. ~. j. Gerson has no connection with thE
COMPANY Phone ~ 1873. Gu 9th s. Nv. ja29-tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az 3. "a. snd psr cent interest; SPECIAL
privileges WIKI respect TO pr0r payments TYLER
q RUTHERFORD lluc.l. 1907 s. nw. oes-l
10000 10 LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT on REAL
estate 40 per cent Answers given same day Of
application where margins are sufficient. Expenses
lowest BUTLER-TALIAtERKU CO. Gnc.} ccr
Jn and b sts. NV. ja24-tfeod
MONEY 70 LoAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans OF replace old ones 40 lowest rates Of III
terest AL transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers Nm. H. SAUNDERS
& CO. 1907 81. nw. ocs-tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT a. AND PER CENT
INTEREST on APRON Ed d. G.. REAL Is
TATE PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALLEST
POSSIBLE EXPENSE. MOORE y HILL unc ,,
M litE II. nw. Ucsf
MuNEl 40 LUAA. ANY SUN. On INTERESTS
IN undivided estates LEKOY MARK. I40 q
g. nv n0l9tf
MONEY 10 LOAN UN DISTRICT or COLUAi-
bia real estate GRACE N. THOMAS. CoTcoTau
Building fe3-lmo
MONEY To LOAN ON FIRST TRUSTS On b.
c. real estate security at per cent
Every possible consideration shown borrowers.
We have no IA per cent money at present
The Harrison Realty Company,
90 & 81 NV
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POST CARDS.

subscriptions for uisgaziue combinations AZ about
one-haf publishers Prices. Catalogue of H. 05 com
biUati0n offers free ~
iNIari's Posi- Curi Shop,
sos Vermont Avenue.
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

Ma BY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
Tay more ,hsD the company issuing them; NUS
be seyea yegrs old. industrial policies THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. ~ L 81. Nv.
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Money Loaned Salaried People

And others without security; easy payments; Offices
IA 6 uTincipal cities: yourself money by getting
my terms first. b. Ii. TOLMAN. Room SOC SO 18th
ST. NV uoi5t
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LAUNCHES AND ENGINES.

CIT READY FOR SPRING. MARINE MOTORS.
all sizss and makes. both new and secondhand.
Launches fixtures. and bulls. Seu me for bargains.
CHAS. a. MOSS lfll e ST. ug. to5-5Jt
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

for light housekeeping; furnished OF unfinished
If voc ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS AND
board. see MS; no charges. THE CENTRAL REAL
ESTATE CO. 1E7 NV: room 2 Phone ST.
l05s feI4tf
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves. bric-a-hrac and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE SHOP. I;tb
and Z sts Phone y 1913 Formerly 9Th and n
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HORSES AND VEHICLES,

TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice 80 sets Of harness and 30 vehicles: new
and second hand: buy now and save money. COGs-
WELLS 90 18th 81. NV fcIs-ff
% VIRGINIA HORSES For SALE: Zoo To 100
pounds also q few cheap horses FRED JOHN
son < BRO. III ST. Sc fs2.-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL Buy FEW HUNDRED SHARES C4pT--
zaya stock tor immediate delivery; no triaers give
lowest price. r., iloi 18th st. NV feg)3t
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uPHOLSTERlEG.

UPHOLSTERING, recovering, polishing. and re-
pairing al your 0,Fu home; good udse o. antiques
Thoroughly reiishic l. POSTER, 65l e ST. Sc.
lcl3tf
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. lns q ST. NV. RENO
Tated throughout; SPACIOUS new elevator; steam
heat; unexceled janitor service; excellent Office
rooms on fourth floor delft
FOR REMITTANCE UNFINISHED BASE
ment at No. 525 18th 81. NV. rent, so per month.
Apply TO WOOD, HARMON q CO.. above address.
fel2-u
LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN THE MET
zer0tt Bldg, lll0-ll2 st. nv: $3.50 per month.
including heat light elevator and janit0r service
no extras.
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN THE LEHMAN
Building. IE5 y. Y ave: moderate rent a. T..
COTNBE. fei47t
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE,

WANTED-BY FOSTERS. FOR WHITE AND
colored help; male, female; only the best. sA 18th
ST. fp2l-7t
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Herald Branch Offices

leit at any OF the following branch
offices, and will be promptly for
warded to the main office:
GOLDENBERG S-Inf0mation Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, Cor 9TH ST., R. I. ave,
and ST. NV
CYCLE COMPANY Tth and L sts. nv.
DOM & SANFORDS PHARMACY Cor. n. 7.
ave. and North Capitol st. NV.
JOhNSION'S PHARMACY, lLl \. J. ave- nv.
s. hANN. SONS q CO. Information Bureau.
CHAs. ]. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
+. 7. WELLER'S PHARMACY. 1854 n st. NV.
ATkINSONS PHARMACY, 18th and G sts nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, 30 and G SITS, NV,
NELSON'S PHARMACY LIST and c SIS. NV.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and Park sts nv
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mt. Pleasant and nv
ing sts NV.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and P SITS nv.
EAYLOR'S PHARMACY 9Th and sts. NV.
kENER'S PHARMACY. 9TH and sts. nv.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID and sts. ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOOD'S, corner Prince and Royal SIS.
NEW YORK
La COSTE & MAXWELL, Nassau Beckman Bldg
CHICAGO
La COSTE & MAXWELL Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC. CITY
II. S. WALLACE, Cor Atlantic and y G. ayes
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MASSAGE.

facial massage; Swedish movements; chiropody
manicurng; beautifying. scientific scalp treatment
treatment a. residence by appointment. 1914 18th
NV Phone y. 1895. Graduate Of Prof Rohrer's IN
stitutc New York fels-Imc
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. up; Cold Fill
iuGs. 81 MP; SILVER Filings. 5oc. Work guaranteed
No pain. DIR GEO- T. EDAIONDS. SO b 81 ET.
Jal00
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING:
no pam; !C06. feel. act, and last longer than
SLING. DT. ). L. WILSON. 1913 ST. NV. Ocsf
nv AIVeOln Method
Is success where plate fails: it Is pleasing many
~ viii please you SO; investigate It no pain.
DR.. G. : WALDO 1910 y I. ave. NV
OPEN $50 q. N. TO $50 p. NJ.
DRS. D. ". AND ". J. ELZEY. DENTISTS,
5. W. COR. 10TH AND X SIS NV.
Painless extracting. filling; plates that ut. work
gl;artnteed. crown and bridge work. Phone ~
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LOST
FOUND,

FOUND-SILh MATERIAL. OWNER MAY
have same hg identifying and paying for ad. Room
I0j OuTay Bldg.
FouND-LACEY ICE CREAM; SPECIAL. zoe
per ga! delivered; 5 large bricks sc. 'Phone NJ
e33 COZ New York ave. uE. felltf
FoUND-THE BEST PLACE ron REPATRS
aud storage THE CAHILL AUTOMOBILE co.
1919 L 81. NV. INST OF me 18th a. ear line faI-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We Offer yoa sod square piaHo free
foT siX months If yOun pay the cost Of moving
r. O. SMITH PIANO Co, IZz5 Pa. ave.
WANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. why not drop postal 70 an old r.
liable hml MAINS d CO., ~ I'll. opposite saks
phone main 1893 uol5u
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High Help Washington
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR PENTHOUSE. &c RANDOLPH PLACE
nv; rooms. BATH cellar. and colonial front
porch: 81 per month. Inquire at s. Randolph place
NV feZo-3t
CHEAP no GOOD TENANT-is ST. NV; 5
rooms pantry lnea room: two toilets: nearly new;
$3.50 OWNER l6 81. ja20-i
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30 D N.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
tNeek days a. n to ,. m.j
TO BALTIMORE.
Week DAYS. Isl 59J. 65g, z %, 10. 800 30.
zoo, $50 l07ss, u % a ~, i2.sl noon, E-5. I'D,
go 800 go 400, AS, 500, SOS, SO. ga. go.
60 %. go 1880, ID.55. u3J. u@5 ? u.
Sundays, 257 90. 20 20. 500. l3710 ii % n.
90 l:l5. $40. 10 59e, So. 6o. so, 1s5o, As2s
Il 80. ll@5 ?. II
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND AU1lIhN Est, ~ and '55l
p N.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
| 800 q. N, 100 ,. H., 'lZ.i0 night
PiTToBURG. p p H., $40 p u, 'l--52 night
GLEN ELAND, -sIg ,. H.; COLUMBUS. ~
p n.
WHEELING, 500 a. t.. so T. N.
WINCHESTER SIS d. u. 49, 800 p n
ANNAPOLIS. week days. SOS a m.l lZ.95 noon,
I: is J.. u. $50 p Sundays, 30 s. L. and 81
=. NJ
LURAY and ELKTON. 40 p. m.
FREDERICK. tsa5. s3.I5 q. m., L. 49, 81
p. N.
HAGERsTOWS, SIS a. N. aHd 800 p n
BOYD and way points. ls q. ssI5 =. H.. Si11.
5000. 81 IS. sl5I5. II - D. 70,
GAITHERSBUKG and way points, fs55, s2.l5 a.
NJ. ~ 80. s. -, 20, '5S So I5o, -, SOB.
III 80 D. m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. Is ..
ssl5 a. n. s. 30. 800. 5-55 , N.
Daily. Except Sunday sS.uday only.
Reservations OF Sleeping Paror Car space, rates
Of fare, &c, viii b. quickly furnished BY IELE-
PHONE at all Of the following Ticket OHices. Ii7
81 NV, Telephone, Main 1871 6is Pennsylvania
ave. Telephone Main Z7s. Station. New jersey ave.
and st.-Ticket ONCE Telephone East 81. Infcr'
nation Bureau. East III
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS,

The following answers to want ads re-
main unclaimedln The Washington Herald
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FACIAL TREATME NT,

BE Young and Beautiful.
Try the Electric Vibration Treatment as given bT
Miss " ]. BOYD and her expert assistants; It re-
moves wrinkles and all facial bemishss; work done
at hotels and residences sli G ST NV. Phone
main 2655. Manicuriug and Marcel Waving. fsl0d
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1YPEWRITERS,
RENT A WELLINGTON

1 RENT A WELLINGTON:
5ssstfSs One month tcr..-.--.---..-..-----S20 %
sss5A& Three manths for. ------------ 81 ~
kssA SIx months for. ...................S 50 %
EA tAH renJals apply toward purchasej
aFeess The NELLINGTUN Is only 49,
OFFICE. SO Eth st. Rw,
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEw YORK AVE.
bet 18th aud 18th; south side; III 81. T.; is-it
front. ITioe. $500.
MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO.
Phone West 90 I5B WISCONSIN AVE t52d ST.
We ARE OFFERING
Special inducements 20 the early purchasers IN tie
Subdivision q FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
All streets and lots are nov being gradcd-water,
sever. gas electric lighting and grauolithie side
walks viii b. installed az once. The FOUR
TENTH STREET CARS now pass the property
only one ear fare 90 ans section q the Sity.
The advance iH price, is sure % follow these in
proger1euts. II son bus uow the uTOdt Is yours,
not ours Phone Main ssh. Write ~ call for
particular
&. {. SPITZER, Exclusive Agent.
Home life Building
18th and g. SIS. nw.
FOR SALE IS FEET FRONT By 100 DEEP TO
l5-fodt paved alley. 4 ST. Washington Heights.
near 18Th ST.. aro ut conner Of 18th and Euchd
sts 5Sl0) feet also several desirable lots n Wood
ndge. a. J.. PARDON, owner 1915 ] n. fels-st
FOR SALE - LOTS - BENNING HEIGHTS
terms TO suit every one, start now. the time vii!
pass-aud sou VIII own the property IN Greater
Washington. THE VALLEY REALTY CO.. Room
a. Home Life BIDS 18th and @ SIS. NV. ja2su
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LOANS on REAL ESTATE TO 6 PER CENT
interest depending on location. GASCH &
BIktiE, l515 y. y ave. ocs-U
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BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILR0AD

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and S..
EVERY OTHEK HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
MN IEhMiAAL 81 81. MN lUEA-
100 a. n. Diner. Pullman FaglOT-
fs09 a II. Buffet PaTl0T. EiTe-E0IT train.
1870 3. n. Diner and Pullman PsrIor Car
III 90 a. II. Diuel and Pullman PaIIoF Car.
Ice p. 10. Diner and Pullman ParlCr Car.
$40 D. IA. Royal Limited All PullmzuA
500 ?. ~ Coaches % Philadelphia
so ,. N. Diner and Pullman Parl0E.
so p u! Coaches 10 PHILADELPHIA
'l39 ,. IA. SiceVeTE
'Z.5i a N. Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. t7.oo. go. fn89 a. Il, ia.
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HOUSES WANTED.

YANTED-FOR GOOD TENANT, TO ROOM
house: any fair section, near cars FOR CASH
PURCHASER. investment property s T. SMITH
REALTY co uncJ. 81 Colorado Bldg.
fcltuth SIT
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

entering into second wedlock, they would be
cIrcumspect before marriage the choice OF lie
partner and would be patient aftcrward in bear
ing the yoke and toeratng each other intrmitIes
The world is governed more by ideals than by
IDEAS it influenced more by living, concrete
models, than by abstract principles ot virtue. And
It IS ennobled and elevated by the Gospel
that must look for the regeneration ot the exist
ing evils of the world; Is their influence and
ample that must build up. sustain and strengthen
the moral fabric of the social world today their
virtue that must as "a breikW alter against the
onrush Of the deep waters OF vice. Woman merits
the eternal gratitude OF the Christian world for the
influence She has ZcalouSlv exerted and IS still
cNertIng behalf Of religion and society. IL Is
fearful 70 contemplate what would have become OF
ar Christian civilization without the aid OF the
female To restrict woman tIcld ot action
the gentlcr vocatOns OF lie Is not tctter her
aspirations after the higher and the better. 1t IS.
the contrary, to secure 10 her, not equal nights
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

constitute a cardinal principle Of the Christian
religion, | am at a loss to know hat does.
Picture TO yourself in imagination the frghttu
wrecks daily caused 10y this rock Of scandal. and
the number Of families that cast adrIt on the
ocean OF life Great stress IS justly LAID 10y morasts
the observance OF sunday But what mockcry
Is the external rcposc of the Christian Sabbath to
the homes from which domestic peace Is bani~hcd
where the mothers heart IS broken. the fathers
spirit crushed, and where the children cannot cling
t. of their parents without cNcItng the jealousy
hatred OF the other And these melancholy
scenes followed 10y The final act IN the drama,
when the family TIE, dissolved. and hearts that
have vowed eternal love and union are separated
to meet
Tins social plague calls far a radical cure, and the
remedy can be found only IN the abolition of our
mlschlcvous legislation regarding divorce. and IN
an honest application oi the teachings ot the Gospel
Ii persons contemplating marriage were persuaded
that once united thcy were legally dcharrcd from
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

called but those Superernent rights that cannot
faI 10 endow her with q sacred influence IN her .-r
proper sphere. for as soon as woman trenches or
the domain of man. She must not bt ~urr.-. .-rH
find that the reverence once accorded her his been
III part wholly Withdrawn.
The noblcst work gwen % woman Is r.- ,.-.
her children Let Christian mothers recognize
sublime mission On them Gcvolves the duty Ct
directing the susceptible and plant minds Of their
children, and of lu~tllu into their r"r-tu. 'r-rts
the principles Of virtue We r.-.t eNLorr -..- .-.-rz
in the name ot the faith ~ G.l ..h rhes rss;
the name .t their .-r.. which expects them
u rear not ~,o,rgr~ .t ....-r. hut honorable nd
law abiding members. the name tt their N4Ncr
who NH require them - account I'd their steward
ship IN the name .t t.-,- uV1 and -ler children
souls u provide for those children 10 home healthy,
moral and rel --, us education
Ii anv uu, have not the ea-e ef Ills .vu. and
especially those of his house. he I-th denied the
faith and Is worse than au uhdcl
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

EANG years ago | knew Of a woman whose life
N was improbable as the plot of a dime
romance. Her story was whispered about
until 1t the ears of Mrs. Oliphant who
promptly made a novcl-onc of her hcst-out of ii
The village where She lived was a community
Of scholarly folk who had gathered around small
SectarIan college. There was little wealth and no
display among these kindly lazy folk Their dngy
old houses had stood apart for nearly century
each mcdltating among its trees and gardens of
vegetables and roses. The work of the town was
done by few slow going Negroes. When there
fore, an old SCotChman rented of Colonel
Wecms's houses and hung outside of the kitchen a
sign stating that Alexander Mc(inn, Iaulcr and
Jobber, Would Repair Houses Set Out Gardens
Dig Wells, and Tram Dogs at the Lowest Rates
and that " Hannah Mct1nn Would Go Out to Sew
by the Day, Dye Old Clothes, and Weave Rag
Carpets on Reasonable Terms" the village stared
laughed, and promptly gave the newcomers work
enough to fill their days and their pockets
1t was soon discovered that the Mc(inns had
mystery III their house. The old people lived in
the kitchen and the room above it The rest of the
dwelling was occupied by young girl a quiet deli
cate little body, who, the village decided gave in
looks, manner, and nContestable proof of high
breeding. She treated by the McCiinns as a
much loved mistress would be by faithful servants
She lived wholly apart from them Her chamber
kept in dainty order by the old woman who waited
her, and no matter how tired she might be
never sat down i'll the girls presence
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His Peculiar Actions

MGINN treated her with profound respect; but
lN1 he never spoke of her and was angry and swore
hoty when the trades people showed their curiosity
His wife, the contrary, was anxious to talk of
her, and told her story whenever she could find a
listener. She SAID that she and McGinn before
emgratng to the States had lived in a lonely coast
village in the north of Scotland There Young
Englishman named Satere and his wife had an
peared, twenty years before, and had taken board
ing with them, intending to stay for a few DAYS
But days stretched into weeks, and weeks into
months. Captain Satere, who stated that he was an
officer in the English navy on leave, came and went
After some months their child born. The
mother fingered for a few weeks, and then died
Captain Satere broken down by grief He
buried her in the little graveyard by the kirk and
erected a costly monument over her but, to the
wonder of the village had only single word carved
it" Ellen"
The child Jane given into the of the
McGinns, and large sum reached them quarterly
New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

She was welcomed with enthusiasm into
the little social world of the county 1t
never had known such a heroine She was
a grave, slow moving girl. with no sense of
humOr whatever She had absolute faith
IN her own high birth; but having also
warm, kindly blood, she met the rest of
us, black and white, less lucky folk than
herSelf,-with friendly tolerance.
Two or three of the students in the
academy, sons of good families promptly
fell madly in love with her, but were
dismissed with pitying surprise. What
would my family think if | should make
such mesallanCe?" she said gravelv
After year or two, however. Walter
Gardette Tone of the Louisianian Car
dettes, not the Canadian) was taken into
partnership by DR.. Weems. There was
little sickness in the county that year;
so the young man had plenty of time to
assist Miss Saltere in her search for
orchids. She was really almost a fanatic
IN her devotion to botany that summer.