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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-10-22
Marble Hill, Missouri Thursday. October 22, 1908.

S13.,'1 out of road fund for same
purpose.
Joe Ledbettcr allowed SG.7j for
saving courthouse wood
". +. Seahaugh allowed Sl3 for
lumber furnished road district No. t.
Susan Miller allowed $40 for
present relief.
J. B WeIker allowed Sl7.93, sal
AIRY and repairs for road district
No. ;
H. B. Miller allowed SGl.5j for
road di>trlc, No. l6.
JUICES OF ELECTION:
l.iNyille prccinct-W. J. B"IIiny-
er. ! ID. McDowel. Henry Wcrth.
+. T.. Pohlman, +. l.. Miller, y. O.
Conrad.
dgcwickvllIe-T b. DRUM.
John NJ. Roe, Finis Ellis p.
Sample A. b. Dole, J. H. Masters
Patton-L. p. Snider, I'D. Robin
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-10-22

Leaving aside the question of a
republican citizens duty, there
would seem to be no good reason
why every honest democrat should
not vote for Mr.. Cowherd. He
made good as city counselor of
Kansas City. again as mayor, was
a torcetul figure in congress, aud his
speeches in the present campaign
prove a proper conception of guber-
natOrial duties.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-10-22
NEWLY TAIL lORED CLOAKS!

JUST received by EXPRESS Il shipment of
LldieS. Misses and Chdren's CIothS in the Newest
and Best Styles shown this st4lson-mldr IN, from
Beautiful Blo,clotll> Motions. ThiletS. kcrsrvs.
Etc. in all the wanted colo.S.
Ladies' 3o-incE Coats >,mititting and handsomely
trimmed with velvet. braid and buttons. ranging
Misses 4.)nch tOatS nobbV PATTERNS. handsomely
trimmed with braid and buttUnS ranging in price
from 800 to $50
Children Cloth Coats. assorted c>,OlS neat. Wish
pattt'lnS good value from Il 80
(lndren'S ei.Skin CcatS in ali the best c;lol.S red
blue green. white and cha nl;,irn. ages :; u
Ask See them they Viii PI 3asa You
ONE PRICE TO ALL!
II. B. COLE, LUTESvILLE, MO.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-10-22

li9, the Ist day OF October, f9US.
The Washington times., 1908-10-15
JEWS DENIED VOTE
IN EARLY MARYLAND
Simon Wolf Writes on Question
of Liberty Granted IN Co
lOnial DAYS.

That the discussion precipitated by
an address IN London concerning the
liberty given all sects by Catholic
Maryland in colonial days is interesting
many classes is manifest in a letter
received today by The Times from
Simon Wolf, OF the law firm of Wolf
& Cohen. He adds his contribution
10 those Of the Rev. Randolph H Nc
Kim, rector of the Church Of the
Epiphany, and the Rev. William T.
Russell pastor OF st. PatriCks Church.
Mr. Wolf says.
The yerities OF history cannot be rele-
gated or Obscured For the infOrma-
ton Of both ! viii say that Catholic or
Protestant Maryland did not accord
civil liberty OF the rights incident there
10 to my CO-relIgiOnIsts until 1918. Mr.
Kennedy a member of The Legislature
from Washington county, had intro
duCed session after session his famous
Jew bill and II took seven years Of
debate before Maryland adopted the law
giving the Jew equal rights, and 10 was
largely owing TO Messrs- Breckenridge
and Thysou, members Of the Legisla-
ture, that the bill was finally passed,
although quite q number Of American
citizens OF Jewish faith had fought val
iantly and heTOiCalIy during the wars
Of the Revolution and 1872
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published ONLY as Information aaa
not guaranteed
400 p NC. & o. Limited Daily. Fact VS.
thule train. Pullman sleepers 70 LeNi1rr1,
Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Cyli-4-,
and ST Louis Pari0r car rlr EI-vl-Ia 80
SPRINGS week days Pullman Car L-1uIsvI-I-,
10 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining Cas-
q IA carte service
MO P NE. r V LIMITED Daily
Solid vestIbuIe train Pullman sIee1ers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville
Commitment sleeping car 20 Virginia H1r
SurinEs week DAYS Dining Cars a Ia ca-ra
service Pullman sleepeTs Cincinnati -
Chicago and St louis, and Louisville 10
Memphis Nashville and New OrIaaas-
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeaks and
Ohio O-lCes SIS Pelnsy lFania ave. lE39 2
81 ard New Union station Telephone Main
TSSC for Washington Terminal Cab ServIcs
ana Main 1905 or 2216 for @ & o. se2a-ts
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GEORGETOWN.
SALOON CONVERTED
INTO SCHOOLHOUSE
New Building VIII Tend to
Relieve Present Con-
geSted Condition.

Since the closing OF the saloons IN
Alexandria county, the buildings for
merly occupied by the dIspatchers or
tntoxicants have been a sort OF loss 10
the owners, many OF them remaining
unocCUpied. One Of these buildings, 10
Gated near the Fort Myer military res
ervation, has. however. been converted
into a school This will tend to relieve
the somewhat cOngested school condi-
ton of Georgetown as many Of the chill
Cren from that side Of the river for
Tnerly attending school here Will now
intend the school near their homes.
Frank Houser, of Thirty-ffth street.
IS in Georgetown University Hospital,
suffering from an attack Of acute ne
IhTitis-
Miss Clara Jenkins, of Fairfax county,
Va. "a visiting In town, being the
guest Of Mrs. Margaret Balinger, OF 3223
/ street.
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STRAUS HAS CHANGED
SPEAKING ITINERARY

Secretary Oscar 5. Stratus. OF the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor, has
made one OF two changes in his speak
ing itinerary.
He will leave Washington on Friday,
and make an address IN PlttsburE, Pa,
on Saturday.
He viii speak at Terre HaUte. Ind.
Instead Of Indianapolis, Ind, on Tues
day, October %.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF the Constructing Quartermaster.
Takoma Suo-Station, Washington. d. C.
September IS. IsJS--Sealed proposals IN trip
licate. subject 70 the usual conditions. will be
received here until y O'CLOCK. NOON.
STANDARD TIME OCTOBER T. 1898 and
then opened. for the furnishing and Installing
Combination Gas and Electric Fixtures al the
Waiter Reed Army General Hospital Wash
-ngrOn D Q. Plans. specifications. blank
proposals and further information furnished
on application L. : reserves right 20 reject
or accept any or all bids or any part thereof
Proposals 20 be marked Proposals FOR Gas
and Electric Light Fixtures" ana addressed
% II. L. PETTUS. Constructing Quarter
master. selS-l9. p. 220c15 IS
OFFICE. Commissioners. District OF Column
bia Oct 9TH. 1908. Sealed proposals will b.s
received at this Office until J. O'CLOCK
NOON NOVEMBER ., 1908, FOR constructing
the Congress Heights Trunk Sewer IN the
District OF COlmbi Forms of proposals
Specifications. and necessary Information may
be obtained from Chief Clerk. Engineer De
partment. Room 427. District Building. Wash
ington. D. c. HENRY p. +. MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Com
missioners, d. c Oc9-6t
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W., B. & A E. RT.
1.-THE ELECTRIC LIhEU

Electric. palace cars from White House station
t7IF~TEENTH AND II SITS. NORTHEAST
For BaltlmOTe-5-30 and every half hour
from $50 a. n 20 80 p IA, and so $50
1880. and IS D m
For Annap1lls-E-e-y hour from $50 n ..
70 $50 % n and $50 and ll-S5 D m
Fares. One way. Round trip
To Baltimore ----..----.-.-t5c So
To Annapolis and Z 5
Naval Academy ----.----I5c Tg5
All Il 81 cars run direct 70 White House
Station
Ticket once at 18th and y Y ave n W
and al White House Station. 18th and Z a.
y E Telephone n 1905 oc5-tr
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court M
154S5. Administrator This Is 20 give notice.
That the subscriber, OF the District OF CO.
lumbia- has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia, letters testament
tary on the estate OF Lottie +. Holmead 1afe
or the District OF Columbia deceased an
persons having claims against the deceased
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same yy3tr
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated III
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of
September A d. 1903; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all beneat OF SD
estate. Given under my hand this -th ds-
OF October. 1905. THE WASHINGTON TOAE
AND TRUST COMPANY. BY FRFD'Ey
EICHELBERGER. Trust Ofioer Attest
tSealD. JAMES TANNER, Register OF wis
FOR the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF mo
ney- ocS Is -
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B-FouowIng schedule hgures published
only as Information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile New
Orleans, Ashevflle, Chattanooga- Me-uphIs
SIS a. m. aid 1915 p m daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoora
Memphis. New Orleans, 1000 p. N.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta Aiken
Savannah. jacksonville. and Florida poInts
G.l0 p. daily.
L. s. brown. General Agent.
aee-eVruo-rP
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FOR RENT-HoUSES
$3.50 PER MONTH


= Tennessee ave. ne, six rooms and bath;
concrete cellar and furnace; all modern Inn
pfoEefnents- Apply to DR. r. r. ROBERTS,
- Tennessee ave. ne. Oc15-5t
LoOK-Just the thing for a small family,
6-rcOm and bath. In the central part Of city,
close TO markets; every convenience: rea-
souable TO responsible parties. 5Jf New York
ave Apply az 9th 81 NV ocl5-It
FOUR-ROOM house. new: In Alexandria
country miles from city; II mile from Old
Dominion trolley; s. per month Apply G.
HUNT. r. +. u. Z, Washington. ocl5-3t
FOR RENT-ro COLORED OR WHITE
PA y ST. sw., 4-rOOm so
1896 Delaware ave. sW.. 4-r0Om brick. 1880
1918 Delaware ave- sw., Groom brick 1850
II. F HANDLER co, 132 10th ST. NV
Look for Red Arrow sign ocl5-St
FOR RENTER J.. st. NV. rooms and bath:
furnace fresh paper and paint; 5000 Per
month. ". 3. LORD, COZ Louisiana ave.
OcI5-Tt
FOR RENT-BY J. L KOLB. S23 y. Y. AVE.
800 / St NV, store and 10 rooms 5000
Sy9 II ST.. large store ----------- 5000
1851 T ST NV. II rooms and .rath------ 1850
1913 7 St NV, II rooms and attn. $3.50
sg3 n st NV, rooms and bait --.------ 500
Cos r ST. NV, rooms and bat 49, $3.50
2f2I Pa. ave. rooms and bath.....--.-- 800
2425 NJ ST. NV, g rooms and BATH. 35.5J
23S + st. NV, rooms and uar-.-----..-. $50
1l09 I St ne. rooms and hath-----.--- 1850
32l Virginia ave, Sc. rs and store. I'D
423 I ST NV, rooms and 0ath.---..--. 200
100 II ST. NV. rooms and bath-.------ go
S6l5 O St NV, rooms and store ll-5O
lo-2 A 81. Sc. rooms, $ and w. lL-bO
ocIEtf
40s-II-l7 1554 ST. sE.-Four-room bricks; sinks
IN kitchen, good condition: white tenants,
only 50 per month. I. Z. SHOEMAKER, sos
18TH ST. NV. ocl5-It
A LOVELY HOME. nine large. bright rooms:
modern bath: nothing overlooked 90 insure
comforts. must be seen % be appreciated.
hot-waJer heat; speaking tubes Apply AZ
ID NV Ocl4-lt
I29 V ST. sW.-New four-room frame. 80.
FOR RENT-New six-room house on school
St. 81 per month. Apply 10 kENDRLCh
STORE, Ballston. va 0cl5-5t
18TH AND C SITS. sE.-New six-roon and
bath; concrete cellar furnace heat; hand
sonely decorated. Apply 3 +. MASON. 1910
------
sl4 18TH ST. Sc. sl450. six rooms and bath.
range ard large porch.
CHAs. E. TRIBBY. 7oa 18th 1T. NV. oe7-tt
FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA
64s Louisiana ave NV.
1921 y. :. ave. Sc. . rooms and water. $50
1913 u ST. ne. rooms and b. for colOred- 51.55
Q ST. NV. l2os-EIegant ten-roon brick in
fine neigh5CrlOOd. rent reduced Tor yearly
Oc6-tf
1870 and 1912 I ST SE--Jlst south Of Penn
sylvanla ave. new Groom brick side lEGrS
sc month 5. W PICkFORD. lSE O ST.
nv 0c3-tf
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. and Office
IN all parts OF the city. For detailed LIST
send or call at our office.
THos. J. FISHER & co. Unc).
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
~ ETH ST ". W JaZ1-tf
FOR RENT-APARTMEN
THE CRATALOE-2520 C-hamp.aln ST. NV.
between 18th and 1s-h. Florida ave. and Co
lumbL road, ready for occupancy hand
s0me.y finished. 6 and large room apart
ments. all outside rooms. aeau-l-lly ar
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

REMODELING BUSINESS HOUSES a So
cialtyi quick work OF superior quality f. NJ
NAN NESS. 9l4 New York ave. NV. CThe
yellow krontl, Phone Main 25f7. oc14-SOt
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
900 a. m.-Dlner. Pullman Par51r.
fs-O0 q m--EuneL- Fs-lJr4 clge-EOur Tain
800 a. m.-D4ler and Pullman E'a-l0- Car
t11.U9 a. El.-D.as- alI Pullman Eiar41r Car.
800 p Ec--Dlner and Pullman Fa-Ior Car.
Flge-10ur.
t4.Oo ?. ra--C0acaes TO Philadelphia.
$500 ,, En.-D3aeE and Pullman Parlor.
$500 p m--CoaChes . PElLALsl p1La-
1900 ?. u--Sleepsrs
so a. E--S-s=pers
ATLANTIC CITY. rz,oo. 'ssoo. t1l-oO a. II,
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Week Days 200 o. NJ u =. us.)
~ + go. fs-5J 100. ~1-z5. $500 so 100
r 20. f1J-j1. 'l1-OJ a. H.. 800 noon. 4IZ-15
80. IL. TOO . 60 . - 20. t4-5a
r -. 'lo-Jo '10-z5. - q. 100 noon
WEST ~ ARD
CHICAGO. -. $50 ?. "a.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PTTTSBCRG. SD a. Il-s -. 'y-l0 P II.
- 80 sight
CLEVELAND. $40 p II
COLUMBUS. 80 ?. II
WHEELING. $40 a. m. - 80 o n
WINCHESTER Ts--9 a n rE-15. -5-1O pm
FREDERICK ia. rs-lo. SD a. IA. u %,
500, rs-s5 p n
HAGERSTOWCC. $40 a. n. $500 D n
ANNAPOLIS. 45-1t $3.50 a. n. rIZ-O5 noon,
fs-1J, = 90. 80 and 800 ? n.
Daily Except sunday 1SuZday only.
TELEPHONES a. al o. the following
Ticket OfEces- IN G St Tel. Main 1881. 30
Station Ticket Once. Main TGSJ. Iur1--ra-
ton Bureau. Main 80 nol7-tf
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT co.

Every day IN the year from foot ~ - ro-
Fort Monroe, NOrfOlk. Newport News and
points south via superb powerful steel palace
steamers Newport News ''NorfOIk,'' and
Washington"
Lv. WashinEton-6-5O pmiLv. Portsmouth, 3 m
Nv. Alexandria 200 pm Nv. Norfolk IA m
Ar Fl. MOnroe..7-O 800 am Lsv. ~. Monroe.7 On
Ar. 20 am Az Alexandria 80 an
Ar. Portsmouth--S-S0 AN AR. Washington an
EE-Through connections made a. Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co
for New York, and Merchants and Miner
steamships for Boston
4 General Ticket Once. s05 18th St. Col
orado Building lPhOne Main l52oD
9Th St Wharf (PhOne Main SI50D
mo CALLAHAN, y Y. Pres. & Ge7-I Mgr
". H CALLAHAN. GsnI Pass. Agt
sa5-tc
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE D. G. on City
and suburban cars one fare city improve
IAentss water and gas. high and healthy.
pT-o9 70 10 cents q foot. agents on ground
sunday afternoon.
MYERS e. LIGHTFOOT,
14vI New York ave ocI5-2r
81. 5Co-HOCSE. II rooms and excellent store
al modern Improvements. suburban Town.
SsVD population SO cash. balance monthly.
Sec OWNER 1C4 Sth ST. M. ocI5-3t
BALISTON HOMES ana lots; ~ S.. an
prices this Is q thriving town 10 the &c zone
70 minutes city. COLLINS Clarendon
Va ocIi-Z-
VERY DESIRABLE building site IN Beau
tlidl Argy To- tuelr 10Th 81 extended; lawn,
3 lauoAtlic walks. macGdam street etc.
GREAT BARGAIN SOr quick buyer. Address
OWNER. BOX 80. Times Office ocs-7t
sEVEN-ROOAI sub. rban cottage: ! car ARE,
no transfer; 2 blocks from car line. slate
ToOI. hot-Water heat electric light. gas and
city water 500 cash. $25 per month For
further particulars see 3. F. EDWARDS, 80
Munsey Building auT-tf
IF YOU WANT 20 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. see Us OF send for latest
bulletin
MARION DCCKETT & son.
a. + y. " 5yz-tt
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EXCURSIONS

MOUNT VERNON
STEAnIER CHARLES lIACALEsFER
Capacity 400.
Daily (except) Sunday, 10 g. m, z:so
p. N
FARE RoUED TRIP, 75c-
Including admission 10 grounds and 77ausi77
RaI1-tf
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, s. up: nrst-ciass work
only; house painting. lowest prices. all work
guaranteed CILAS- A CARLISLE. Phone
NJ 6J5T $50 5th ST. NV. Jyl2-su. To. th-90t
c. g SILENCE. 457 @ st. NV. Phone.
Wall paper lowest price have me give al
estimate before having your papering done.
OcL-7t
SEND 10 HUNT. the old reliable. 9l4 New
York ave. and get bis reduced prices on Al
auZg-P0t
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concrete cellar and furnace: all modern inn
provements Apply to DR. Il. r. ROBERTS,
525 Tennessee ave. ne. oc15-5t
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TAILORING.

CLEANING, Dyeing. Repairing. Pressing
EDW r. MYERS. 1923 35th st. nv.
Drop Postal. VIII call.
Ocf5-30t
y. D. ROOT. Merchant Tailor. li2S 18th st.
lw-, new suits from So up. cleaning. dyeing,
etc, at moderate prices: suits called for ana
delivered Phone n 2204 ocl4-eNSu-tf
SAvEl SAVE! Just TO get you acquainted
with our work suits spunged, pressed. 35c.
DIR SCHWARTZ. 500 9th st. ne. ocl3-90t
SUITS TO order. repairing. cleaning, and
pressing; suits sponged and pressed. 40c up;
pants cleaned and pressed. lOc. Phone North
4l 9Th NV p POSNER, 1917 New Hampshire
ave. OCy-7t
Mt. PLEAsANTS leading tailor and artis-
tic repairer- a trial VIII convince Of our
superiority S DRERMAN. Zl26 18th st. NV.
OC1-90t
UNION MEN TO know I am making suits TO
measure bearing union label. $3.50 up. ht
guaranteed J. A. WILMER, coo y 81. NV.
NJ herman. 1921 nth ST. NV.
Fine Tailoring. Cleaning. Dyeing. Repairing.
Phone Col 1IOS NJ. se5-30t
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

FIRST-CLASS open and closed cars: spas
senRer cars, s. hour; passenger cars 81
hour. ZIMMERMAN & KENNEALL.Y. 1902
18th st. NV. North 1925. OcIO-3Ot
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4Os-1l-IT 155z ST. SE.-FOur-rOOm bricks; sinks
IN kitchen, good condition: white tenants;
only 50 per month l. Z. SHOEMAKER. sos
18th ST NV. Ocl3-It
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DIARIES.
BEDS AND BEDDING.

Z. 6. BEDDING CO. 5IT nth ST. y. W.
Special sale in brass and iron beds. springs.
mattresses, cOucles and dIVans. mention
Times al- and get . per cent discount
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
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iORSES AND VEHICLES.

NEW WAGONS.
Three spring platform top wagons, = up
MUELLER'S CARRIAGE SHOP,
1522 Pennsylvania ave Sc
ny14-eod-90t
BROUGHANI, rubber tired, surrey and har-
ness: in frst-class condition; no reasonable
Offer refused. 3D. Sth st. ne. Ocl4-3t
FOR SALE-A lot OF good work horses, sold
FOR want Of use also one stanhope and one
surrey. Apply rear 45S Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ocS-tf
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FOX RENr-APARTmEN-s

THE CRATALOE-z520 Champaign ST. NV.
between 18th and 1s-h. Florida ave. and Co
lumoA road ready for occupancy hand
sOUe.y finished. g anu large room apart
Euen-ss all outside rooms. aaau-.-I.lT ar
ranged with p.rcL=s sufficiently large for
Sleeping purposes. ho--wate- heat. janltal
service lockers 10 cellar. modern rllEeu-
fences, rent $780, owner On premises.
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LOST

LOST-Lady.s hunting case watch. "A jewels;
initials Il T. b. Liberal reward II re-
turned 20 Flat 70. IL r st. ne. 1t
-Heart-slapeI ring set with small dia-
ruond; family heirloom. Liberal reward. Ad-
dress BON 2sS. Times Office. II
LOST-A gray taIllass kitten. Reward II re-
turned to IIZJ Rhode Island ave. NV. Il
LDST-Watch fob. silve- medal and class
pin attached. name on back. on New Jersey
ave. between i and NJ LIBERAL reward 1907
MgSsac hIlseLLs ave ne. Il
LOST-Ia sy. section. wedding ring October
i. initials T. r. 20 l. r. Good reward. 40
X ST. sW. ocl5-Sr
LOST-S. A. r. Fraternity pin. set with
pearls and erue-,il5s, u. T.. Ford. Va, Theta.
7O2 engraved on back Reward " r. FORD,
Cl9 18th ST NV oc15-3c
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FOR RENT-2l3l 4. 81. NV, rooms and bath
furnace fresh paper and paint; 5000 per
month. ". 3. LORD, COZ Louisiana ave.
OcIJ-Tt
The Washington times., 1908-10-15

FOUR-ROOM house. new. in Alexandria
country; miles from city. u mile from Old
Dominion trolley; s. per month. Apply G.
HUNT, r. J.. u. l. Washington. OCl5-3t
The Washington times., 1908-10-15

A LOVELY HOME nine large, bright rooms
modern bath: nothing overlooked 90 insure
comforts. must be seen % be appreciated +,
hOt-waJer heat: speaking tubes Apply ~
ID NV. Ocl4-7t
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.

T r MOORE g. co.
Lamps Of every description repaired. plated
and polished. sos John Marshall place NV.
Oc1-s0t
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,OLORED OR WHITE

PA y ST. sw. 4-rOOm bricl----....-- 80
1906 Delaware ave. sW.. 4-rOOm brick. 1850
1918 Delaware ave- sw.. Groom brick. T. 50
Il. r HANDLER co. l32 10th ST. NV
Look for Red Arrow Sign OclJ-3t
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LOOK-Just the thing for a small family, a
6-room and bath. In the central part Of city,
close 70 markets. every convenience. rea-
sou&ble TO responsible parties. 5J4 New York
ave. Apply III 9th 81. NV 0cIJ-It
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WOOD, COAL AND COKE.

YOUR COAL SUPPLY FOR THE WINTER
W A broken furnace. Pc tOn------------- s. %
". A. stove, per tOu---------------.-.--.-S7 81 -
W A nut. per ton 81 >
W A pea. per llIl---- s.. %
Special prices on dve-tOn lots and over.
9. MEREDITH WLNSHIP. 3l30 18th 81.
my17-su. tn. th-S0t
COAL. AND WOOD OF all kinds at the very
lowest prices phone West $50. Office and
yard Gl00 u NV j. J. MOHLER seS0-3Jt
I WILL. MEET all prices Of any dealer IN
wood. coal. and coke Call or phone and get
my spot cash discount. RCBT- T. BAL
LARD. Il II ne seL8-3Jt
SEPTEMBER CASH PRICES-F1rnace SC. 80:
egg stove, nut, 1910; pea. s.. BROWNING.
Lincoln ave and SeatOn 81. Ne Phone y. 1871
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LAUNDRY

WHEN YOU WISH THE BEST
CALL Us UP.
WEST END LAUNDRY, I7Z3-Z5 Pa ave. NV
Phone Main ZSZI.
RuI8-th 81 ru-90t
TO NY PATRONS
Brighton Laundry IS stIN doing business at
fTLs Pa ave NV MRS. r r. JONES, Prop.
OC7-oOt
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10 V ST. sw.-New 6our-room frame. g.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

JUST RECEIVED. Dingo. Australian wild
dog; also Chihuahua. Cuban p50dIes. Scotch
c0Uics. st. Eeruards. black and tan, singing
canaries. parrots. gOddshes. etc SCHlIID.
BIRD STORE, III 18th 81. ocu-tf
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-OFFICES

3 ROOMS. suitable Tor any small business q
ONCE % John Marshall pl- Apply POI Joh
luarS1a-4 D. oc1l-Tt
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DIR. C. Il. PATET~TE. specialist: skin dis
eases, hair and scalp. office hours % /.
10 G. second floor, Singer Building. s27 r. NV
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! FOR RENT-Sev sIx-r0orn house on school
St. 81 per month. Apply 10 kENDRICk )
| STORE, BallstOn. Va OCl3-3t
The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
LEAVES TABLE 800 YEARS OLD
Will Made by Mrs. Semper Is Filed
for Probate.
Daughter Of Former President Tyler
Makes Provision for Many
Relatives.

The Will Of Mrs. Letitia Tyler Semper,
daughter Of former President John Tyler,
and al one time mistress Of the White
House. who died about two weeks ago at
an advanced age, was fled for probate
yesterday.
Il is dated July .. 1902, and disposes Of
numerous articles OF furniture to relatives
and friends. To a granddaughter, Louis
Armistead Jones, son Of Robert Tyler
Jones and SaIlie Graham Jones. Mrs.
Semper bequeathed the proceeds Of the
sale Of an iulaid cabinet case, which she
states was bought by her in the city of
Venice in 1857. and was made 500 years
before the period that inlaying was first
done.
The testatriX also states that IL is said
70 have belonged 10 the Council of Ten,
the governing body Of Italy, AT one time.
These proceeds are 10 be used for the
education Of the granddaughter at William
and Mary College in Virginia. The
father Of this granddaughter. Robert Tyler
Jones, already named. the viii states.
was born in the White House. carried
the flag Of the Confederacy Up the
heights at Gettysburg. was one Of the
five who reached Cemetery Ridge, and is
now inferred in Glenwood Cemetery.
All the money left by Mrs. Semper in
the Riggs National Bank is bequeathed
TO this grandnephew. Louis Armistead
Jones. and a godchild Of the testatrix.
Thomas @. ". Settle, 20 be applied 10
his education at William and Mary Col
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