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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08
Annual Convocation of o. E. S. Dis
trict.

The 18th annual convocation of the
second district, o. +. s., was held IN
Masonic hall last Friday. Bingham
chapter opened and closed the meet
ing and exemplifed the business
meeting. Deputy Grand Patron F. R.
Vaughan gave an address of wei
come. and Grand Patron DR.. G. II.
Gorham responded. The reception
of grand officers was a pleasant feat
ure. Alpha chapter of Bellows Falls
presented the Vocal Star In the
evening the degrees were conferred
by Ramona chapter of Springfield.
The banquet was served at $50, COW
ers being laid for about u.s. Attend
ance in the evening was fully 200.
Besides Grand Patron DR.. Gorham,
Grand Matron Mrs. Bigwood and
Grand Lecturer Mrs. Hawley, there
were many past grand officers pres
ent who also responded with wit and
wisdom when called upon. Mrs. Haw-
ley in her review of the work com
mended the chapters which had par
ticipated. Other chapters included
in the district are Golden Rule, Put
ney; Keystone, Ludlow; Mizpah,
Chester; Pearl, Jacksonville; West
River. Townshend. Ascutney chap
ter of Windham was also represented
by the patron, Edison N. Pierce, and
by Mrs. Pierce Much credit for the
success of the meeting is due to Dep
uty Grand Patron Ferris R. Vaughan,
Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Eta M.
Howard and the Brattleboro chapter,
Mrs. Martha Swift matron.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08

The White River Electric company has
arranged with the Gaysville Power com
pany to furnish power for the electric
lights in the village of Randolph, The
Gaysvile company has a 2S-foot fall of
water in the White river, producing 500
horsepower with steam for auxiliary dur
ing low water. 1t furnishes power for
the Woodbury. Granite company ON the
hill and its stone sheds in Bethel during
the day. About two miles of wire will
bring the Gaysville power to a connection
with the Randolph company, a great saw
ing in distance over the nine miles from
the Bethel company's plant.
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GALE TO PLEAD GUILTY.
Went to Newfane This Morning and
Appeared Before Judge Haselton.

Fred c. Gale, who few weeks ago
was indicted by the grand jury on the
charge of illegally selling liquor, sur
rendered himself to Deputy Sheriff M.
P. Davis yesterday and this morning
accompanied him to Newfane pre-
pared to plead guilty to one first of
fence of selling. He will be arraigned
this afternoon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08

More than an average potato crop is
reported by Washington county dealers
with the ruling price at so to 60 cents a
bushel With small crop in Maine, the
market should remain firm and high in
Vermont. Farmers have raised $50 to 300
bushels to the acre around Montpelier as
compared with light yields in various Sec
tions of the state.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08

The Sunday morning service of First
Church of Christ (Scientist) at l045, sub
ject, Mortals and Immortals. The We'd
nesday evening testimony meeting at s
o'clock. The Christian Science reading
room is open to the public Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons from 2 I'M
til 5 o'clock. Market block.
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ChiCaEo.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are vholesal.l


bJIIEB-Eeceiuts LIBERAL market steady Cream
cry. fancy. A'=a2. Western frsts 23isa2i. seconds
-a1si Process fancy, I'-722. dairy. chai-c. I-ars
g27d i6al1. srrra-Jac-li. .rcsh llaIG
'HthNL-Ner York state. factrry large. IlIsaI5
ae.' 'aal. -5als's; summer. large. Hal5. Western.
fancy new choice. H-1l5, DO. fair 20 good. il.
EGGS- Receipts liberal. market orist vsor DR.
irs1. Virginia. Il West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. l9--- Tennessee. i5z- North Carolina 7f
LIVE POULTRY - RccaHes moderate. market
steady. oIrHg chickens. IL % ls. lbs glaz3. do.
ls 20 l7 lrs, ls721. do, small laa23. hens per 10
Il; ROSTERS Z. ducks large aal8: d.. small saa.
geese b5. turkeys. toms. l2 do, hCns 4; turkeys.
thin salo. Keats. 70
DRESSED POULTRY -ReceiufS Increasing. mar.
Aet light TURKEYS hens. uudaUn. Der n lial5.
DO, average. Hrluwn. Bali do. thin. Der h 10.
Old toms l-7l5; chickens. large. per b.. ga22: do
spring -a9i hens. cheice I5li6, r01sters g: ducks
large l2al7. i0-. small. D.. geese s1I
DRESSED NEATS-Crrutr-c1rrd hams and Ia
con IN good dea7ud Calves full dressed. sc.
heads ct 'zh3", hog dressed calves s5aa90g;
hams. country. srEercrrrd llalj.
NEGETABLES-Pu-ar North Carolina. prime.
rr h5r5l. 3--5l95), do seconds per barrel 81.
de- cll's. Trr hu7l. 21. DO. Florida Der bushsl
s7s5i Sweet potatoes. per barrel g n-as %. rans.
Der barrel. -5t4s1. asparagus. per dozen. 20la3 9
cabbage Uer crate. 5fla35. calCTr. New YORK. rer
bunch 5a5oi ao.. Florida. per crate 2D7q275. en-
CImhers Flruda. Urr basket Z0732 50. lettuce home
2o1aa5 0niauz Ohio. T,r barrel. Z5a2 50- string
beans. green. Hr basket g5lst5o; tomatoes Florida
fancy pe- crate. 3f.s3 .. trets. bunch. 5lf. peas
basket. LeaLG, c1ntai0vuas. per crate, 2e1a2j0;
egg plant, per crate, 2o0a275.
GREEN FEUITS-Appies per barrel, 300aL01
oranges. California. 35Af7j PER boz; grape fruit
A3la5E. uiueapl.rs. uCr crate, 25alt00. strawber-
res. Dcr box, 57l2; peaches Florida pr crate 50a
800, lemons. per box, ll0aj On, bananas per bunch
693l5N
sJADIiES-BresraZ, per H. q; taIlow. per H.,
zHai'- h0aes. white clover, llh.. new l3al4; 2Ib
new. llal2. ginseng. pr H.. 5GlaJ50. Seneca Der
To- 90; Golden Seal. soai5, pink, nali: Mandrake
-l5- snake root. 75
GRAIN-Whcat. choice. g0a93. fair % good. sias:
crluarr ,-a1s. rye, ga65. corn. shclled white ga
q, yellow, 6a6i. ear aEa5 p, cats. Western white
Nc O. 5-a5s, mixed 5Ga2
HAY AND STRAW-Timothv choice, . o9a2iD0:
d., no. J, 22Na-21; do. NO. p 2l51a22 %: mixed
hay u adoaI.-9. clover 200, straw. re. bundle.
lLeg- rye. machine thrash, 650a675; wheat 6N
WOOL AND HIDES-WoCl. washed. free Of lurs
TT H., s9s23; do unwashed free Of burs. Der H..
2 do, bury. pcr H.. Z5s76. hides green. Ter h..
g do, dry. Per h. l5a5; sheepskius. green, each.
9al@, de- dry, each, 25a75 calf skins. green, each.
l57al.51
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-foloving schedule lslI5s published only a
information and are not guaranteed.
-5g5 a. m.-Dau1iiie and oay stations.
'3.C5 s. m.-Haill-lnhusg and way stlti0ns
900 a m.-sespels and coaches 20 Atlanta and
New Orleans Dining Car.
uf9 q. m.-StepeT7 and ccsCrez % Columbia.
savannah and jacksonville. Dining Car.
t41l p. m.-HauIs1uDurg and way stations.
'455 D. m.-tharl0,tesYile, NauCutuu. S-Tasburs.
and war stations
'gl5 p m.-Seepsrs and coaches % Atlanta and
Columbus. Ga. sunset Route Tourist Sleeper to san
Francisco tri-veekly.
'9s0 p. m--Sleelers and coaches TO Charlotte, Co
lUmbia. and Augusta. Dining Cas-.
ID Is O. m.-Sletrsrs and e7sches via LyncAbur3
aud Bristol 20 Chattanooga, Memphis. and Nsw
orleans Dining Car.
81 90 n NEW York and New orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 70 Asheyille Atlanta. Birmingham,
ard Ncw Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Dln'
ing Car
Nots-'Dailv fwsek DAYS
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
Tc5. s4j. and 20 a. m. 30 SIS. SIS. ll5l. and
y a. o. m daily Local trains from Hauisonburg.
z . o. n. week davs ard % D. u. daily from
Charlottesville sl6 a. m. daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from BIsmont
Ticket Offices. rs 18th ST.. 5u IA. are, and
Pennsylvania station.
C. II. ACRERT s. II. HARDWICK,
Y. 7. & Gen. Mgr. Pass Traf Mgr
". r. TAYLOE. G. Z. 4. L. 5. BROWN q. A.
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald mny be
left at any of the following branch
offices. and will he promptly for
Nvarded to the main Offices
WOODWARD & LOTHROP-Information Bureau.
GOLDENBERti Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY corner ith ST.. X. /.
ave. and z ST. NV
CYCLE COMPANY IN and / SITS. NV.
DOM * SANFORD'S PHARMACY. e1rner n. Y.
ave and North Capitol 81. Nv.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY 1921 y. J. ave. Nv.
5. KANN. SONS Collaboration Burrau.
CHAS.. J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. Stn and
East Capitol SIS.
F. F. WEIIlERS PHARMACY, 1884 NJ 81. NV.
ATKTNSON'S PHARMACY lith and g sts NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and q sts nw.
NELSON'S PHAENtCl. Isl and e SIS. NV
CANPBELL'S PHARMACY 18th and Park SIS NV.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Nj. Pleasant and Iry-
ing SIS. NV
McNULTYS : CIGAR STORE. 18th and + sts NV.
TAYLORS PHARMACY. 9'h and SIS. NV.
KENER'S PHARMACY. 9th and SITS Hw
NcCHESNEl 4 JOACHIM 2l and SITS
ALEXANDRIA.
UNDERWOODS. corner Prince and Royal SIS.
NEW YORK.
la COSTA & MAXWELL Nassau Beckman BIDS
CHICAGO
Ia COSTE & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. 5. WALLACE. car. Atlantic and y. c. avrs.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-AT ST. GEORGES ISLAND. MD,
beautiful property; 5-rOcm cottage; several out
houses; orchard; artesian sulphur water; i acres
steamers daily throughout summer, excellent oupor
tunity; viii sacrifice for $50 cash. $1,000 on time
Inquire 92 II st. NV. MRS. CR0WDER jel62s 80
FOR SALE-FINE LARGE TWO-STORY HOUSE
with cellar, 7 rooms. front porch double porch,
with pump Of good water on porch; papered, blinded
and painted with nine acres Of ground; wire fencing
and gates; all kinds Of fruit 1900 treesl; running
water through place; A No. Darn and outbudingS
railroad station in five minutes walk; located in
Hcndon. Va, on s. r. r.; l9 trains Terms to
suit. Phone or address
GEORGE ". KENDRICK
1el56ll,OH.l23 HeTndon Va
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By A. O. Brown & Co.
m=moers # the Ncw York Stock Exchange and the
Chlcago Board q Trade. Munsey Building.
New A2Ik. June B.-Wheat was active irregular
and excited today. Prices covered range % pa to
IS. pant oi which includes break 90 ~ below
yesterday for july The DECLINE was the signal for
much influential huyin- larger shorts covering first
(" ltke profits and leading longs coming into the
maiEet later. because 1f bulisi devel0lmeuts Kan
eds mas been sending iu Dot 0f cuIrdamaee reports
ihe worst 90 date. Hos winds sIe urerentina heads
Iiom niiine. Wheat that looked wei recently now
promises little. There Is a general impression that
tAe decline oi this morning has swept the market
clear of any long wheat that is likely to De sacri-
need az anything ncar current values The weather
IN the Northwest was sbuwcU. with similar cJudi-
tons predicted for o. day and t0-m0u1u This. and
me estimate ut Il Et00 rUshes a. worlds sam.
menis for the week. against 97760J bushels last
9tdI, was a help 90 the early Generalization 'yhicA
was attended by much new selling Southwestern
mafses are higher. reporting large cash sales East
and South
Corn broke sharply esrlv On ideal growing weather
al over the corn bet large. local receipts the break
IN wheat. and lower cables. There has been buyins
ot lhe best character on the decline which has
caused recovery as early losses and made a fair
gam besides Lake fleights up hc : -day. Local
cash sales. l5J.0l1 bushels; scaboard % i,ads
vd's IN general way followed the breaks and
"4.se5 I'D other grains closing strong Crop reports
aAain generally favorable. Cash houses have been
Di'ins ffesiv Local cash sales l65 0l) bushels
New York, june B-yHEAT- Higher; small
ua.e. No. / Duluth. o. arrive. sc over July T.
o. b.; No. ! Manitoba. gia. Z. o. o.: No. North
ern Manitoba. 70 arrive. g. f. o.. b.: No . red T.
g. o. sl's; No. 2 hard, T. o. b.. 100: No. l maca-
reHi' 2 ?. T. q. b.; No macsruni. sjiz Exporters
l3.A io loads. % arrive chiefly Manitoba
tobN-Wea er; fair inquiry. No elevator,
gl,3, Ne 2 li-ael. Z, @. b.; No. @ E. o. b.. early
+lN. o'-za1l No 2 yellow 6la6liz; No white
o-.-at- l. %. D. Exporters took Is loads
oAio-StJad-. light business Elevator prices:
No, white. &C; No. 8 white. ls No. mixed. $50
Prices for futures follow:
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LOST

LOST-AT NATIONAL THEATER. JUNE ~
black silk umbrella. r. r DARNALL engraved on
handle. Reward Phone T. 1877 jeli3t
LOST-WEDNESDAY NIGHT a POCKETBOOK
containing money and valuable papers A large
reward and no questions asked BY returning 10 T.
y. WEBER. ST.. SO Sd NV jel4-3t
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule in erect June :, ls5l.
100 p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
dsys-St0ps AZ principal points IN Virginia Nestibuis
train; standard coaches; parl0r 60 Virginia Hot
surings Pullman Seepsr Clifton Forge 20 Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis St Louis and Chi
cagoi Dining car, a Ia carte service from Gordons
vile.
40 T. M-NEw C. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yestbule train; stops Cuy az Gordousvlie
Charlottesville Stsuut0n. Clifton Forge. and Cow
inEton. Va; RCnceTeItc and Hinton. W. Va. Pull
man sleepsrs % Lexington, Louisville Cincinnati.
Indianapolis 81. Louis ard Chicago. Dining cars.
IN carte service. one night ont
uIl r. M. F. V. LIMITED Daly-S0nd
vrstlb1ls train. Pullman sssnsrs 90 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 20 Virginia Hot springs week DAYS. Dining cars.
u carte service. -ieeuers Cincinnati % Chicago
and 81. Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest.
Resolutions ard tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue. 9 litb street
F. and Sixth street station. Telephones Main 5-51
FOR Pennsylvania Z. r. Cab Service and Main ll5S
for G.. & o. Ticket UHicc
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HELP WANTED.

ANTED-DiAfEDIATELY, T THOROU GHLY
competent colcred cook 70 60 away with private
family also young man 70 assist butler. Apply
with references. al 1911 28rh 81 jell3t
BOOKKEEPING. STENOGRAPITT. CIVIL sERV-
ICE DRILL. COACHING FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL
EXAMINATIONS Low rates frr summer. CAPi-
TAI COM. COLLEGE. 500 o ST. uw
WANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE. TO TAKE 4 sum
mer Course; much individual attention 10 pupils
wishing TO review any study 20 persons who
wish 70 prepare for ciyil-seryice examinations: any
study. weeks. dsy N z weeks evening, SO
WOOD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 81 l. Capitol
street. myl7-tf
SHORTHAND AND INPEHElrlNG CAN BE
learned al cur school in 80 90 20 days. Positions
guaranteed Pltman. Grahsm, Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems Individual instruction STENO
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 5I53l9 Colorado Building.
Ccs-tf
WHISKY. s. PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN co. SIC ST. NV. jei5-u
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIvED-AFRICANG GRAY PARROTS.
angora and maltese kittens. young canares; also
tubeToses and gladiolus, dahlia and elephant-ear
bulbs sCHAID, BIRD STORE, ~ 18th st. NV.
ap9-1
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves. brica-brac and al kinds Of house.
hold goods BAUAIS FURNITURE SHOP. 18th
and L SIS. Phone y. ISIS Formerly, 9Th and q.
qp5ltf
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HAVE You ANYTHING TO SELL? YOU WILL
be agceahy surprised il you will let me sell it for
you MARCUS NOTES. i2s 9th st. NV. phone
Main 5l7l. poi0tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

PLACE WANTED By FIRST-CLASs cook
willing 70 leave city ar once. best Of references
Apply DUPONT AGENCY. I735 Oregon ave. Tsle-
phone y. 5ifs iars %
WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR TWO INDUS
trious intelligent white girls German and Irish
nurse. plain cook. or h0usemaid also for white
porter or hC,lseman. EUREKA. l6l y. Y. ave.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

WTEHLE HOUSE. WIEHLE. vA-2j MILES
from Washington. on Southern r. H.: finest sum
mer hotel ia Virginia. large lawns, porches. bowl.
ine. tennis. and fishing. ie5Sel2B
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INSECTS EXTERMINATED,

MOTHS, ROACHES. ANTS. BEDBUGS. AND
OTHER INSECTS EXTERMINATED under ON
tract CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates ana
sdvcs gratis; D Years practical experience. no
charge made until insects are fully exterminated.
Address WESDAL +. CLUTE,
Insect Specialist,
515 II st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

NICE LARGE HOUSE. STABLE. LARGE
chicken h7uss. uaautiu lawn, l0ts OF shade trees
about 0I acres 0t gGzu3. iH the heart ut Ana
costa, Sa.10 FLOYD +. DAVIS.
let-sG 9Th and p sU
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Warts, MoIes, Birthbiarks,

Hair on the female face blackheadz. and all facial
bemishes permanently removed by electrolysis Lady
operator ROOM s.. Metzerott Bldg. lilo T ST, NV.
je4-90t
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RENT $3.50

New 6ro0m -snd-hsth dwelling corcrcted cellar
and furnace No. il Tenn. ave- ne. Apply o. HR
r. R. ROBERTS. =5 Tenn. ave. nc. ial7fl
SiNEDOM BRICK NEAR LINCOLN PARK
less than c.st. $50. lrrEs rear yaEd- kAREItk
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TRANS-PAGIFIG MAILS,

japan Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. va
Seattle. close here daily az 61o p. m. up % June
Is. for dispatch hy steamer Minnesota.
Hawaii va San Francisco. close here daily at
Il - D. m up 20 June l6 f-r dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Japan Korr8. China and Philippine Islands via
Seattle closs here daily a. 610 3. m. mp 60 June
20 f0- dispatch lv steamer THsa M1rl.
Hawaii. japan kr0a. China. and Philippine Is
ands. via san Fraueizc'. close here daily 40 Illj
p. NJ mp 20 June p fer dispatch hy steamer Hong
k0uc NlarJ
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close here daily no Has B. m up %
june q fer dispatch b. United States transport.
Japan Korea, China. and Philippine Islands va
Vancouver and Victoria British Columbia. close
here daily at 531 b M. un TO July 4. for dispatch
tr steamer Empress uf japan
Hawaii. Japan Korea, China, and Philippine Isl
snds via san Francisco close here daily at lii5 n
m. up 10 Jrly s. for dispatch hy steamer Korea
Australia Except mails for West Australia, New
Zealand Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria. British Co
lumba close here daily at $50 p m. up 20 july u,
for dispatch by steamer Maaua
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BOATS FOR SALE.

ROWBOAT. 4 FEET. LIGHT. GOOD CENTER.
board, sail. spoon cars. udder. SIS. at Sycamore
Island. above Little FsllS Owner. APARTMENT g
Lgzou, 18th and Ave- after p. m.
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DYEIHG AND CLEANING,

PHILIP LEDERER Hil II ST Ne. PHONE
East 1923 Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers WORK al ever The city
Phone rs my2eod- -3ot
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

THE OH. ESTABLISHED BAKERY AND
buildings oa r st.. bear 1ta 81. NV. the properly
n the estate O.. John l. Nngt deceased uar leel-
pied hy tHe B+-cas bakery riI rent by Che rear o-
f0r term. AHI'y 60 yOGT BRAND Trustees.
Room A6. C0roalL BLDG fI7t
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OFFICE. NATIONAL GEOLOGICAL
Park Washington d. G., June -, 1851
Sealed proposals win be received at this
Office until D. m. SATURDAY. June p
1901 for furnishing one steam road roller
10 the National Geological Park Speci-
fcatious and other information may be
obtained on application 20 the Superin-
tendent FRANK BAKER. SUperintend-
crt. National Geological Park. lel5-J
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

G53-A BEAUTIFUL NINERUDM HOUSE.
newly uapend and grained tlrlug shout, side ana
rear alie' located in The middle northwest. can pc
sold Cor so Ia cash. purchaser assuming tla trust
and paving the sCeIrd --Is- or lu monthly payments
at reasonable ius-allmeuts. Iar particulars call az
office Of J. u. 6 " u. SULLIVAN -T Igl e. 1v
ieIGss
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BICYCLES,

We ARE DIRECT EASTERN AGENTS FOR
the famous Hudson Bicycle. We give YOU whole
sale prices. Easy payments il desired All our
wheels are guaranteed for one year. HAvERFORD
CYCLE Co, AZ 10th ST. NV rv2s-tf
ONE YALE. TWO READINGS; sIIGHTIY
used cheap At HAZLEToN's, l2s-iN 10th ST.
hNi py5is
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PROPOSALS.,
pROp0SATGFOR er-ppTIrl

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR JAIL.
Proposals VIII be received a the Office
Of the General Agent Department Of jus
tice until Il o OClOck m. JUNE p. 1901.
and then opened for furnishing at the
United States Jail during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1905. supplies OF fresh and
salt beef. groceries. clothing. dry goods.
bread, Ice hay. straw. &c, and 60 cords,
more or less. OF pine wood. Bids for wood
10 be separate Supplies 20 be delivered
in such quantities and AZ such times as
may be required The right to reject any
and all bids IS reserved. Specifications
may be obtained from the General Agent
Department Of Justice J. II. HARRIS,
Warden. United states Jail.
in1E %
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RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

bEAFE STATION, New JeIseY Ave and 9 St.
ROYAL Blue LiNE
EVERY OTHER nvuh UN mn ODD HOUR
- 10 PHILADELPHIA AND \ CIV fUlth.
NEW TERMINAL, ~ SlkEET NEW lUkh.
q 70 a. ~. Diner Pullman Parlnr
IbW a. m. Barct, fsTi0T. 5-h0ur Train.
yD1 D. M. Diner and Pullman PaTor Car.
ill 1l 6. rs. Diner and Pullman Parlof Car.
100 p m. DineT ana Pullman FarUr Car.
500 D. IN. ROYAL Limited All Pullman.
$50 D. M. Coaches % Philadelphia
'5tU b. M. Dlnu and Pullman FaIioF.
$50 D. m. tlaclCs 10 Philadelphia.
y ~ p m. ssentls.
sL4L a. ~ AtepfFg.
ATLANTIC C1f, f10 go. flOI a. n. u99.
ANNATULIs. weekdays $50 a. m. l2o5 noon.
i45. 6aB p. IA. SuHdays ~ o. m.. 5.5J D. no.
"i-EEBl HOUR on TIE HOUR"
iNCthGaya . o. a. L o. 0 D. nj
40 BALTIMORE.
20, 800 go 20, 80. $50 $50. '9.1. so.
'Z1. 80. $50 a1g fi0 AS. .55g '5.H. $50.
.g@l, 'eSe- Ta0 $50 i2@o 'lya9 10 -5, .. ~.
WESTWARD
ClNClNNATi. ST. LUtis' ana louisville,
sac 3. in.. = l5 ?. ~, 1883 night
Ill4SBCkG, ya0 a. H., ~ 's:l0 D. n, IN
CLEVELAND. $40 p N.
lUBIMBts = -51I D. m
WHEELING, '3IJ q. "a. 80 ?. m.
MlNlhkSIEB. rs.5 a. m, 4:6. 800 =. n.
EkEDEklCk, 's-l '9l0, ss.l5 d. n. sl5]. 'i:J5.
HAGERsTOWS. '1l8 a. n. 800 T. m
'DalJ. rEXCgTt sunday. s>1uday only.
Reservations ~ cetpiIg or Parlar Gar space rates
ct Idre. &c VII be quickly furnished 81 IbLE-
fHDNk az al @. tLe following llcset Dnces- lil! -
81 NN., Telephone Main 1875 bit Pennsy7ania
Ave. Ieigph7ne Main rs station. New jersey Ave.
and q st.-fiCket Ofice Telephone last 5sl Iui1y-
nation Bureau, hast "a
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
ROOMS WANTED,

YOUNG MAN DESIRES ROOM N STRICTW
,pryate family. no objection 20 suburbs would pre-
FER Catholic family f. %. Bon 3I73 ,el5-t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
PIANOS Fur SALE,

SPECIAL PRICES FOR PIANOS.
500 knkauar Upright ................ SIS
80 Lester Tgrielt...................... q
80 Royal TrriElt....................... 20
E1 nmsre.t ...................... 81
We sel on easy terms without interest. Our stock
comprises 400 pianos q twenty different makers.
HUGO WURCH
WoRCH BUILDING ITO street.
sole Agents Tor Sohmcr Blasius Cameron. Kurtz
mann. and Rercrt Pianos
Tuning. H1UlirC and R-rsirrr
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
BOARDERS WANTED,

WANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN To BOARD
40 new and attractive country home in Eir-
glnia. on Southern Railroad; close 10 electric road:
convenient for o-HreaoIders or railroad men. For
particulars apply after z T. m. az lll3 nth Sc.
uT. irf-evFs-r-d
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
MILLINERY,

HATS MADE AND TRIMMED FOR Is CENTS.
straw hats trimmed for . and 50 cents. NINE.
LhOM BLI.- ~ II 81 NV. jelsB.0
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

EXTRA GOOD FAMILY HORSE SUITABLE
for surrey or cut-under: brown long tail: seven
years. sixteen hands: sound and gentle. SPEED.
WAY STABLES. rs 18th St isIe2t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT,

SPLENDID RENfINGTON No. G. WITH ALI IN-
proremsnts $50 Ver month BOX H. Herald
Office
The Washington herald., 1907-06-16
MONEY WAIVED AND TO LOAN,

MONEY To LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
5 PER cent TO pei cent on y. c. real estate.
Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company,
'Phoue Main 5S1. 9T q Street " ".
mhl3t
SOOo0 TO LOAN IN SUNS To SUIT uN REAL
estate az per cent Answers given same day Of
application where bargains are sufficient Expenses
lowest BUTLER TALIAFERRO co. 1acE. cor,
ath and II sts NV. i12ttfe7d
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate on (. "a. and per cent interest. special
privileges with respect 20 prior payments TYLER
& RUTHERFORD lIucl 1907 + 50. nv. ocs-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ores az lowest rates Of in
tefest Al transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. WA. Il. SAUNDERS
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