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New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
M. BRAND AND TRIAL MARRIAGES.

Paris Jan 30.-M- BRAND, the Minister Of JUS
tee and Worship. denies to-day that he gave the
interview published yesterday. in which he was
quoted as being in favor of trial marriages, but he
does not repudiate the views attributed him.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31
BARON TAKAniRA DELAYS DEPARTURE

Rome Jan Sowing 10 a mild attack O III
aHegza- Baron Takahira. the newly appoil''eu 's
saese ATsbassador 10 the United States has post
tores bfs .-,s-.,,,e from, Rome. He expects 10 De
aoie 20 ieave here on Monday
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

London, Jan. S0-Accordns to THE Tribune"
the Chesapeake flag goes to J. Pierpont Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-31

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Number pdbass 7al9" nsurnz shA1ie"'
Receive fromp
to policy holders
dover amoun
E. LANE, Genl Ag't 1856 MARKET ST.
fol New Jersey.
YorkC New Jersey STATE ST.
l70 Broadway, New York City. Jersey
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
she cor THE TITLE JUST THE
SAME.

There was a maiden, heiress 70
Ten millions cash or more,
Who planned a noble marriage ere
she dotted her pinafore,
Her papa made his golden pile
In patent pills OF fame,
And talked about IT, but she got
A title just the same.
she sailed across the ocean blue
TO hunt her quarry down.
ARD caught a dissipated earl
III smoky London town
The reek OF many d scandal hung
Around his ancient name;
He drank and gambled--put she Cot
The title just the same.
The wedding was magnificent
A bishop tied the knot;
Her dotng father gave TO her
A gold mine for a dot
She found the bridegroom's castle proud,
When TO its gates she came,
A rooiless ruin, but she got
The title just the same.
Though she was pretty, young and gay,
He married her for gold,
And grew TO hate her long before
The honeymoon was old.
lie blackened both her lovely eyes,
And beat her--oh, the shame!
And spent her money-but she got
The title just the same.
She fled in tears across the sea,
Returning home OF course
To air her marital woes in court,
Applying for divorce.
The story set the. public prints
With ridcuIe afiame;
Her life was blighted--but she got
The title just the same.
--Minna Irving, in Leslie's Weekly.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
Concrete For Vessels.

Reinforced concrete is now being
used for innumerable purposes. not
the least important being in the
building Of ships. Several of these
vessels have been built for the Italian
navy. In 1906 120-ton barge was
built on the plans of Mr.. Gabellini,
an Italian, who has given his whole
attention to reinforced concrete and
for many Years has been conducting
experiments with this class of ma
terial.
This boat which was built with
double bottom and of the cellular
type, was submitted to severe tests in
which much larger boat built of
iron and wit b an iron ram was di-
rected against it without producing
any conSlderap pie damage. Four more
of these boat4 were then ordered nv
the italian naty.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
Hunters Waterproof Matchbox.

There is not a matchsafe made. so
far as know. that meets all of the re-
quirements of the sportsman as well
as a 10 or u gauge brass shell closed
with cork stopper,
This makes safe that is absolutely
waterproof, easily opened is cheap and
that will float. If one wishes to pro-
vide against the loss of the stopper a
cord may be fastened about the cork
and the other end fastened about the
brass of the shell.-Forest and Stream.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
Things THAT Hurt Rubber.

Rubber booth or shoes should never
be dried by placing them near a
heater of any kind. If left near a
stove, register DIR radiator the rubber
is liable to dry lind crack IF left out
of doors in winter or in an extremely
cold place, they will freeze. Then,
when the warnd foot is placed into
them and the ru bbers are worn thew
will crack.
Oil, grease, milk or blood will
cause rubber to dlecay in very short
Tine MUD, barlnyard dirt, or filth
81 any KIND shoul Id never be allowed
to dry on rubber i. and no rnhbor is
strong enough I'd be absolute nroof
against sharp edges. such as stiff
stubble. sharp rocks. broken glass
etc.-New England Grocer
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
Trotting Horse Breeding.

How the American Type Has Been Developed The
Carriage Animal Of the Horse Shows-Need Of Qtgan-
ization Among Breeders More Than 100000 Tpters
and PAGERS Sold Every Year.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29
Inside Informatlon.

eyes" said the typhoid germ, tits
a funny thing about me-"
Whats that?" asked the grip mi
crobe.
why, l do my best fighting when
I'm down. Catholic Standard and
Times.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

One of the largest gas companies in
London has reduced its price from n
cents TO So cents a thousand feet.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-29

Hall.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
ATHLETEISDROWNED
Aged Marathon Racer Loses
Life Ii Chicago River.
DOZEN OTHERS ENDANGERED
COIdness of Water Causes Swimmers
TO BE Seized with Cramps, and
Many Fatalities Are Narrowly
Avertsd-One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand Spectators Line Shore.

Chicago. July ls.-Desth entered the
first annual Chicago River Marnthon
race this afternoon. and Al C. Freese.
hCty-nve years OF age. one OF the seventy
contestants. was drowned in the presence
OF thousands Of spectators
A dozen others were so exhaused b,-
their Efforts IN the cold water that seri-
Gus effects on their health are feared
More than a score tainted after they
reached the finish boat. and they were
with difficulty revived.
Among the most seriously affected vas
H J. Handy. one Of the fastest long
distance swimmers in the country. He
was the favorite.
s c Jensen won the race. swimming
the two and a half miles from the
mouth of the rIver 70 the Van B,,ren
street bridge IN A:H 2-5. Anton Jaeger
was second, and G. 4. johnson fbir5
All these men are members Of the New
Illinois Athletic Club.
Woman Finishes Race.
Miss Anna Harris the only woman en-
try. finished fourteenth.
During the race between 10000 and IN
900 persons lined the river bank.
A thermometer dropped into the water
registered temperature OF 4s degrees
and the intense cold Of the water was
too much for many OF the swimmers and
forced them to withdraw. Freese. who
was a veteran swimmer, was suddenly
seized with cramps. and. though several
swimmers tried to rescue him. he sank
His body was recovered tonight
Handy had a narrow escape from
drowning. When seized with cramps he
had long lead over the field. A party in
a row boat noticed his distress and pulled
him out OF the water as he was sinking
for the second time He was too far gone
10 speak. and his hands were so badly
cramped that his fingers dug into the
flesh from his palms
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
COFRINS SMASHED
IN TRAIN WRECK
Railroad Coaches Overturned
on Steep Embankment.
MANY PASSENGERS ARE HURT
Cars Leave the Rails on Sharp Curve
Overlooking the Potomac River
Near WesternpOrt, AIlesany Coun-
ty-BOdEes Being shipped I'm Bag
gage Car Exposed to View

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. July 1s--An entire
passenger train going over IN embank-
ment toward the Potomac River and no
one killed was the result Of the truck
Of the engine tank jumping the track on
the Western Maryland Railroad near
westernport. this county. shortly before
noon to-day.
The train was en- route from EIkins to
Baltimore. The accident occurred on a
sharp curve while running at moderate
speed
The Injured
Paul Williams. Moore. V. Va. mining slperia-
tendezt
J. B. Csspli1. Davis. ". Va
PoIS Bern, Blaine. ". Va.
Joseph PeIlerito Blaine ". Va
W C. Patterson. Davis. ". Va
James Bradley. Barton Nd taken to hospital At
Keyssr. W Va. il serious c1aditi0n from internal
injuries.
sirs. Mamie Norris Biaize. ". Va
SiEs- John Kiasse. Baruun. ". Va
J. Kinzer. Baruun W Va
sIrS Lee Otf Thomas. ". Va. vie o. general
suDerintendent Of Davis Coal and Coke COMPANY
" 4 King. hagEase master
Four Cars in Train.
The train consisted Of four coaches, In
cluding a parlOr car. The engine alone
remained upright. but it plowed over
the ties quite q distance
Three company surgeons were promptly
on the scene
In the baggage coach were two dead
bodies in transit The rough boxes were
torn open and the collins twisted and
broken
The body of Mrs. Susan Blackburn, en-
route 10 Everett Pa. from Hambleton
". Va, was exposed
The other body was that OF Neal Con-
logue. en- route to Driftwood. Pa. for
interment, from NH Creek, ". Va.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
CHAIR OF HORNS FOR Mr.. TAFT.
Texas Admfrer Is Having One Made
TO Cost One Thousand Dollars.


y. R Powell, q ranchman, Of Pettus,
Tex. has given an order for the building
OF a chair to be made exclusively Of the
horns OF Texas cattle and to cost 81 200.
which win be presented to Judge Taft
when he takes his seat as President
A similar present was made by admiring
Texas friends TO the late President Benja-
min Harrison, but the present cost only
$50. He carried the chair back TO In
dianapOlis with him when he left the
White House at the end Of his term. The
donor OF the chair TO Mr. Harrison was
Dennis O'ConnOr. In describing the pres
ent he intends 10 confer on Judge Taft in
case 8Ir. Taft Is elected. Mr. Powell said:
My deal with the manufacturer is to
construct the chair out Of horns which I
viii furnish him. It viii not be necessary
for him to follow the Instructions given
TO Noah when he huilded the ark. but
both Of Us recognize that an ordinary
chair IS out Of the question. nave lust
delivered him the pair OF hOrns-about
eight and a half feet from tip to tip-that
viii make the back OF the chair and a
portion OF the arms. and VIII gather I'd
the other specimens I have selected be
tween here and the Rio Grande and send
them here
The chair viii be a companion piece
for the pants which San Antonio has pro-
vided. and the new President. while vvres-
Ting with problems OF a naticn in Wash
ington. VIII at the same time be able to
enjoy some OF the comforts Of Texas. a
condition which any man cannot fan to
duly appreciate"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

Another milestone Of romance has been
added 10 the life OF Mrs Nina Field
Gibson. according TO news received yester-
day from Boston.
Yesterday. in York Harbor. Ne. the
summer home Of her mother. Mrs
Thomas Nelson Page. Mrs. Gibson be-
came the bride Of Algenon Burzaby. Of
England.
Rumors OF the coming marriage OF
Mrs. Gibson had been hltering through
the avenues Of gossip for some time She
spent some months OF last winter in Eng
land, part OF the tine as the guest OF
her cousin. Ms. David Beatty. who Is the
only daughter Of the late Marshall Field.
OF Chicago
After her return. Mrs. Glbson's name
was connected matrimonialIy with Eng
lshmen OF social position. and it even
was hinted that there was a possibility
Of her remarriage to her former husband.
Preston Gibson
Mrs. Pages Daughter.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
Henry Field and OF the present Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page. OF Washington and
York Harbor. Through her mother. who
as q girl was Florence Lathrop. she is the
niece Of Bryan Lathrop. OF Chicago. and
through her father a niece OF Mrs. Henry
Dtbble and OF the late Marshall Field
The divorce Of Mr. and Mrs Preston
Gibson Is not forgotten; in fact. had the
marriage taken place four days earlier
It would have been celebrated on the first
anniversary Of the decree in Chicago.
Since then both Mr.. Gibson and his for
mer wife have lived IN the East For a
time after the separation Mrs. Gibson
lived with Mrs. Psge n this city, later
going 70 England
In the meantime Preston Gibson has
purchased a farm not far from Washing
ton. in Virginia
First Marriage an EIOpement.
The marriage Of the Gibsons was an
elopement OF late January. in the year
1900 At the time. Miss Field was a pupil
at the Misses Masters school at Dobbs
Ferry. y. Y. and Gibson was a senior
IN TIE Sheffield Scientic School at Yale
He had inherited s1.0000o0 from his
father. a former Senator from Louisiana,
and had been prominent as a football and
baseball player at Yale
The two had met at q younger-set ball
given a few months previous Sy Mrs
Page for her daughter, in Washington.
and the attachment was not known until
the telegram arrived announcing their
marriage. They had been clever IN their
strategy to communicate with each other
before the watchfuI eyes Of the school
principals, and BY the means OF a code,
managed 10 hear from and see each other
Mr. Gibson's telegrams were signed
Uncle and the one which gained the
consent OF the Misses Masters 10 Miss
Fields going 10 New York and resulted
IN the marriage was Uncle Is better
and VIII be IN New York Saturday"
Both Mr- and Mrs Gibson have been
prominent n North Side and Ouweutsia
society in Chicago. the first visit Of Alice
Roosevelt 70 the Chicago horse show in
1905 having been made as their guest.
Groom from Old Family.
Mr. Burnaby comes from an old English
family OF high blFth. He IS a close
friend Of Capt and Mrs. Beattie. and Il
was at their home that he met Mrs
Gibson He is a cousin OF Capt Hugo
Beaumont Burnaby. who won fame dur
ing the Boer war.
He IS some ten years the senior Of his
bride.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
GIVES AID TO BRYAN.
Chicago Banker Organizes Negroes
for Nebraskaa-

for NehrasEan-
Fairview. Lincoln. Nebr-. July Is.-Don
Farnsworth. head Of the banking house
OF FarnswOrth. Billings & Co. OF Chi
cago. and one Of the influential Demo
Gratis Of Illinois, has been selected by
the leaders OF the Democracy Of the ma
ton to organize the negro vote in Ohio
Indiana, and Illinois for Bryan and
Kern He arrived in this city early to-
day, and was closeted with Mr.. Bryan.
Farnsworth came here direct from con-
ferences with Representatives Clayton
and Hefln. Of Alabama; Ollie James. Of
Kentucky; John z. Lamb, OF Indiana,
and other leaders OF the party.
When asked to-day if a date had been
set for the visit to FaIrview Of Gov
John A Johnson, Of Minnesota. which It
was stated some days ago would take
place in the near future. Mr.. Bryan said
he had no knowledge Of the matter.
Mr. Bryan VIII probably stay in Chicago
two days. when he goes there q week
from to-day to attend the meeting Of the
national committees subcommittee, which
is to select the officers of the committee
and the managers Of the campaign.
The candidate has refused an offer OF a
special train for the tr1p.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
OHIO REFERENDUM LAW.
Common Pleas Court at Cleveland
Declares II Constitutional.

Cleveland. Ohio July IS-The State IN
itiative and referendum law was held TO
be constitutional to-day BY Judge Chap
man. in Common Pleas Court The test
case VIII be carried 20 the State Supreme
Court. however. for final decision. The
suit was brought after an effort was
made TO have a vote taken upon the fran
chise granted by the city council to the
Municipal Traction Company An election
has been ordered BY the council. The new
law was passed by the State legislature
last winter
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
FIVE BIDDERS FOR DOCK.
Proposals Opened for New Puze
sound Repair Station.

Bids were opened at the Navy Depart
ment yesterday for the construction Of a
new dry dock at the Puget Sound Navy
Yard. for which Congress has appropri-
ated S2.oo0,C00 The bids were on the basis
OF two different lengths, one $50 feet. and
the other 40 feet The bidders were
CaWsey Lohse winters Company,
Seattle. wash, $4,000 and s2.IOS.OOo.
West Lake Construction Company, st.
Louis, No. s. 227.0oo and sz.I11. 900.
c J Erickson, Seattle. Wash, 8, ,s25. 600.
No bid on the smaller dock
James Black Masonry and Contracting
Company, st. Louis. No. 81, .Iss and
s. $1,000.
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging
Company. Seattle. wash. N.g75.OOO and
s, 5000.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
LOCAL

1-Darr Contests Newman's Election
2-Bromwell Asks Money for Parks.
2-Admiral BurweH Is Retired.
building Association Funds Safe.
2-Inspectors Find Clean Groceries.
@Sweeping Bryan Victory Predicted
S-West Claimed for Bryan.
5-Labor to Lead Fight Against Taft.
5-Fair Weather Promised To-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
GUNNERS DESTROY AIRSHIP.
Army Tests in Germany Disastrous
to War Balloon.

Berlin. July lS-During a session OF
night practice by a machine gun corps Of
the army near Augsbers last night the
gunners were ordered 10 train on a target
balloon which had been sent up during
the day and was floating far above and
to the left OF their point Of encampment.
The balloon was brought down at the
first volley-
The test was made for the purpose Of
ascertaining what chance an army would
have Of opposing a hostile balloon which
came near enough TO their camp TO drop
an explosive into their works
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
YIN. C. a. RUNNERS IN OHIO.
Relay Racers Reach Bellevue Ahead
of Their Schedule.

New York. July Is.-A- A Jameson.
division manager Of the I. n c. 4.
relay run to Chicago. gave out the figures
OF the run tonight. and they show no
let up in the speed being maintained By
the boys; IN fact they made q better
average Per mile than for the day before.
The runners reached Bellevue. Ohio. to
night at s.ls, eastern time.
They will not run tomorrow. but viii
leave Bellevue at O'Clock Monday morn
ing. and VIII reach Chicago at SOS Tues
day afternoon. Il they do not gain more
time on their schedule
The boys covered Z7s miles from Buffalo
TO Bellevue to-day. They ran e total OF
twenty-nine hours. and averaged s.lS1k 10
the mile
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
CAPT. MURPHY GUILTY.
Details OF COurt-mnrtfaI Findings
Made Public.

Fort Leavenworth, Ksns., July 1s-The
order containing the details OF the court
martial Of Capt. Charles N Murphy. Thir-
teenth Infantry. was received here to-
day Instead Of acQuitting him. as was
twice reported. the court-martial found
him guilty OF disobeying orders and Of
neglect Of duty.
The court sentenced him TO be fined -
a month for a period Of six months and
that he be reprimauded- Gen Charles
Morton. department commander. admin
istered a severe reprimand, and admon-
ished him tc obey orders and be more
careful in The future
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
D c., 10,
CITY HALL PILLAR WEAK.
Philadelphia Building Found 10
Have a Poor Support.

Philadelphia, July 1S-Workrnen IN the
basement Of Phnadelphia's great city haTl
discovered that pier supporting a por-
ton OF the seven-story wall on the east
side Of the building had become weakened
and threatened TO collapse
City Architect Powell and other officials
declare that the early discovery Of the
dangerous condition Of the pier has pre-
cluded any likelihood OF a serious acci-
dent, though they admit Uneasiness.
Every pier and column supporting walls
and floors Of the S3o.OOo.OO0 municipal
building VIII be carefully overhauled,
and, if necessary. strengthened
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair
and not so warm to-day; to-mor-
row, fair; fresh west to north
west winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
l-Athlete Drowned in Chicago River.
l-Cerporstions Cannot Aid Republicans
l-NOrfolk Woman Gives Acid to Babies
l-Train Leaves Track Near Cumberland
cadet Navy Maneuvering at Norfolk
4-Cardinal Gibbons Sails for Europe.
CRoosevelt has Conference.
5-Aunt Gives Names In Drew Murder.
CVirginia Man Shot from Ambush
10-POlice Again Invade Brighton Beach.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
senator. CIark Recove-,

Chicago, July 1s.-United States Senator
c. D. Clarke. Of Wyoming. who was over
come by the heat in the Auditorium An
mex Hotel yesterday. was much improved
tonight
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
CLAIMS NEWMAN
WAS NOT CHOSEN
Darr Says District Has No
National Committeeman.
WILL CONTEST THE SEAT
Opposition Leader Will Produce
Meetings Minutes.

Alleges that Caucus of District Del
eEatiOn at Denver, Which Resulted
in No Election, was Not Resumed,
Only Body which Can Choose Ma
tfonal Committeeman Under Cir
eumstanees is District Committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
MR.. TAFT REFUSES
CORPORATION AID
Trusts Cannot Contribute to
6. 0. P. Funds.
OHI0AN STANDS FIRM
Tells National Committee TO
Obey Federal Laws.

Statement Indicates that Treasurer
Sheldon VIII Have to Revise His
Present Plans for Raising Money.
Candidate Declares that GomDers
Cannot Deliver the Labor Vote to
Any Party-vOrys often Consulted.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
POISONS HER THREE BABIES.
Buffalo Woman, CrnEed. Gives Paris
Green to Children.

Buffalo. n. Y. July IS-Whne suffering
from a sudden attack Of insanity tonight.
Mrs Charles Chlem. Of 21s Grey street
administered paris green TO her three
young children and then took dose Of II
herself
Her children, whose ages ranged from
three months to five years. are dead
Mrs Chem was removed 10 the Ger
man Hospital In a dying condition.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
TAFT TELLS STORY OF PLOT.
Candidate RecOunts Attempt fo
Wreck Train in February.

Hot Springs. Va. July 1s-WIIlian
Howard Taft. Republican Presidential
candidate. viii doubtless establish q
precedent. If he is elected 70 the White
House. by greatly reducing the amount
Of Secret Service surveillance with which
Presidents are always attended.
Judge Tart not only insists upon goins
about unattended when he likes. but
SCOTS at the solicitations OF friends, who
insist that at no time. whether at peace
ful Hot Springs OF in cities. should he
go abroad alone, because OF the strons
stand taken BY President Roosevelt and
the administration against anarchists.
Although the candidate viii be without
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
MRS. TEAGLE Is DEAD.

Standard OIL sIaEnate's Wife Sue
cumbs 10 SeIf-inficted Wounds.
Los Angeles. Cal. July 1s.-Mrs. Walter
Teagle. who shot herself at Pasadena on
Wednesday. died to-day.
Her husband. a Standard OF director,
and her father. W 7. Murray. Of Cieve-
land. a steel manufacturer. FASTENED
westward on special trains. but neither
arrived in time TO see the woman alive.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
BHltineEe ,. and Return, SIX,

Every Saturday and sunday. An trains
both ways. both days. except Royal Lin.
tied. City Offices. l4I7 G st and SIC Pa
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
Continued on Page ,, Column 2.

Ss5-5O 10 Chicago, H., and Return,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. July q 70
IS. valid for return until July 81 Consult
agents.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

While you think OF Il. telephone you
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald. an
bill VIII be sent you at l cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
MRS. MINNA GIBSON
WEDS BNGLISHHAN
Thomas Nelson Pages Step
daughter Again a Bride.
RECENT DIVORCE IS RECALLED

Preston GIbsOn's Former Spouse Is
Now the Wife of AIEernOn Burma
by, of Old British Family and n
Brother of BOer War Hero-Mar-
riage Takes Place in York HnrbOr.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

S5-25 to Baltimore and Return
To-day via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
MOTORISTS KILLED BY TRAIN.
six Persons Lose Their Lives When
Machine Is Struck.

Fort Wayne. Ind. July iS-Six persons
1 in an automobile were killed this after
noon by fast Pennsylvania train on a
crossing near Columbia CITY. Ind.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

The Bottom Has Dropped Out
OF lumber prices Libbey & CO.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

Ceiling (beadedl, $50 Per 100 Fl.
Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th st. and y. 7. ave
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

EdEe Grain Georgia Flooring $3.50
Per 100 feet. 1ibbes & &C.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

Summer Speciais-ArtiSfic Designs and
clusters, g and up Blackstone. 18th & II.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

no. Cypress Shingles, 50 Per Loco.
Frank Iibbey & Co, sta st. and y. T. ave,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

Lowest Lumber Prices in Years.
Frank Libbey & Co., 6th ST and y. y ava
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

2o0,c30 Feet Edge Grain Georgia
Flooring now on hand. Libbey & Co.