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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02
The American Press cf TO-day.

e. D, C. in the Providence Journal1
 Let us not deplore the passing of the personal in American journalism if newspaper men merely cloak their names behind a mask that gives them greater power In spite of all its freaky and yellow examples, the Amer. lean press of to-day Is of greater In. huence than ever, because there are more good papers than there used to be, more able editors than there used 0 be, and more general adherence to the public welfare, upon which confldencs in Il newspaper must always be based, The passing Of the party organ, more than any other Influence, has contrlbut. ed to the increasing power of the really good newspapers, These who criticise newspapers most generally draw their impressions from tha yellow Journals.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

4 complete line of womens and mems Panama hats from s5 to st50j. We have the best s5 Panama hat in thls city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02
JEROME TRAyERs BEATEN.

Atlantic City, x. j., May 1.-The feat ure of the second days play in the spring golf tournament of the Country club of Atlantic City was the defeat of Jerome D. Travers, the amateur cham pion, by Dr. M. K. 'Neiffer, of the Huntington Valley Country club of Philadelphia, four up and two to play Trayers was not at his best while Dr. Neiffer played steadily.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02
BANK PRESIDENTS SUICIDE.

Manasquan, N J., May 1,--Morgan Delaney Magee, president of the First National bank of Manasquan, killel the head while standing on a dyke in the head while standing o ma dyke in the Manasduan inlet, The body was found lying on the spIles, The banker evidently planned that his body should fall into the water and be carried out to sea by the falling tide When the death of President Magee became known the bank closed Ills doors.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02
NEW SWEDISH NrNIsTER.

Stockholm, May M Wachmelster, consul general at Cairo, haa been np- pointed Swedish minister to the United States in succession to Herman de La. gercrantz.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02
BIG LOCKOUT IN EFFECT.

London, May 1.-The negotiations for settlement of the ship building dis pute nave failed again and tho lockout notices issued q week ago will go into effect tomorrow at all the yards of the United Kingdom.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Nottingham
Curtains

Better values than we have been
able to show before in two years,
2la yard Nottingham Curtains, in
attractive new designs. Better
than our former soc. ones.
Special at 44c, pair
2ia yard Nottingham Curtains, ex,
ira width and new designs. at the
prices of SOC. and SIC. pair
2la yard Nottingham Curtains in
new designs. Equal to former
Csc. ones. Special at 75c. pair
8 yard Nottingham Curtains, very
wide. In several handsome new
designs at CSC. pair
8 yard Nottingham Curtains with
fine net. The new designs are
copies of the new Renaissance
designs at only
$3.50 and S19S pair
3 yard Arabe Gable Net Curtains
made on Nottingham machines
but not resembling them. Two
novelty designs at only
$3.50 pair
Nottingham Lace Pillow Shams, in
new designs.
Two each at 25c. and 29c. pair
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Lace Curtains
~ Popular Prices

2ls yard Cluny Curtains with edge
Sl.50 pair
2l? yard Cluny and Renaissance
Curtains, in white and Arabe, 10
inches wide, several new designs
and very special values. Inser,
tions and edges TO match.
Special value at sl.98 pair
ga yard Bonaz Curtains, with
handsome border in scroll pattern
made of renaissance braid, ~
inches wide. Both white and
Arabe. Special at sl.9s pair
2ia yard Renaissance and Bonaz
Curtains, several new ideas in
both white and Arabe, 45 inches
wide. Only $3.50 pair
2is yard Cluny Curtains in white
and Arabe. Handsome insertions
and edges to match, 45 inches
wide. S2.75 pair
2i2 yard Renaissance and Bonaz
Curtains, in white and Arabe, AZ
inches wide. s2.9S pair
2ia yard Cluny Curtains in Arabe
with insertion and edge of mer.
cerized Cluny lace. $3.50 pair
Fine renaissance Curtains al
$3.50, s3.9s, Si.9s, S6.9S, S9.75 pair
Fine Cluny Curtains at
S5.9s, S6.9s and s7.9s pair
Irish Point Curtains at
S2.9s, $3.50 and S7.9s
Rufiied Bobbinet Curtains at
Sl.25, S1.75, sl.9S and S275 pair
Distinctive new ideas and spe.
cial low prices.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

Mass, and her son, w. \. Whitaker Of
New York, visited at Cotton Maiher's tbs
inst oi the week. Mrs, Mather and Mfs
Whitaker spent Tuesday aud "Wednesday
Ia Gnlliord with their SISTER, Mn. w, w
Holden. aud yesterday went to Newiane ia
visit their brother. Foster Whitaker,
Herman ,lakway, who has lived with
bis grandparents, MIR. and Mrs, q. e.
Johnson. for several YEAR, goes 10 Ihrr,
Mass, tomorrow, Ia live with his mother,
Mn. Charles A. Wheeler lie will enter
the high school there. lie will he missed
here among his schoolmates and in the
Semina class in Sunday school, where he
has been constant attendant ever since
the class was organized,
Mrs. L. H. Rallou OF Western avenue,
who went 10 Denver. Col. Ia the early
part oi the summer with her sister, Mrs
ELLA Allen, has been critically III there, for
nearly three weeks with a fever, They
had arranged 10 leave for home on the day
Mrs. Ballon was taken sick, A letter NJ.
cciVed hy relatives the lint oi this week
stated that Mrs, Ballon was improving
slowly aud her recovery is anticipated. il
no complications develop.
AIR. II, =. Fisher has night blooming
cerus which has supported seven buds.
IA NAhtHk RifNNRAAiAi ANAN WIN
buds opened Monday evening aud three
Tuesday evening, each blossom measuring
fully mne inches across when open. The
plant Is four years old and blossoms
frsrr every year. Several spectators as
.cmhhd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Fisher Monday and Tuesday evening" t.
sec the liant, which was thing II iare
beauty.
Arad n. Stockwell and bride of South
Mass. are guests Of Mr..
Stockwelfs uncle. G. j. Stockwell. tins
week. The bride was Miss Katherine T.
Kelly Of South birmingham They were
married "Wednesday evening and reached
here yesterday afternoon. Mr. Stockwcll
+ the older son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
formerly of this town. After
wedding trip they will live in South |
where Mr.. Stockwell has a
position as foreman with the Dennison |
company.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Snowflake
Curtains

for dens, libraries and halls.
Cream Snowflake Curtains, green,
yellow or blue stripe. CSC. pair
5 Pairs Heavy Snowflake Curtains
red and green striped, y price.
99c. pair
Red Snowflake Curtains with self
colored chenille stripes.
$3.50 pair
White Snowflake Curtains with tan
and old blue or green and red
stripes. S1.9S pair
White Snowflake Curtains, green
stripes. 1925 pair
Arabe Snowflake Curtains, red and
green mercerized stripes.
s2.9S pair
White and Green Snowflake Cur
tains with green or gold mercer,
lied stripes. $3.50 pair
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Yard MuSlinS
at the new low nriees.

SO inch Ecru Curtain serims az
6l2c.. Sc. and lOc. yr.
So inch Curtain Muslins, the form,
er l2hc. quality, in dots, spots
stripes and checks. Toe. yard
SO inch Curtain Muslins, the form.
er l5c. quality, in all sizes dots
and spots-all jacquard figures
as the w.knot, aeur.dels
shamrock, wreath and cheek
patterns. 1916 yard
10 inch Sheer Curtain Muslins, tie
former l9c. quality, in patterns
Of fancy stripes. l5c. yard
40 inch Sheer Curtain Muslins /,
stripes and the new dimity stripe
check effects. l9c yard
SO inch Muslins-Colored Spots
with red, blue and yellow.
l5c yaTd
10 inch Sheer Muslin with green
and yellow stripe, 22c. yard
80 inch Embroidered Border Nus.
Inns at 12lac., 19c., and Csc yard
Sc inch Easement Cloth, ground /:
ecru serim with handsome figures
in green, blue, pink and yellow.
l5c. yard
40 inch Plain Linen scrim, white
and ecru. 19c. yard
SO inch Snowflake Muslins, stripes
of red. blue, yellow and green.
19c. yard
40 inch Colored Scrims, green and
red, green and yellow.
19c. and 29c. yard
SO inch Figured Cream Madras,
soc. and i5c, yard
SO inch Figured Cream Madras,
79c. yard
Fine Colored Madras,
Csc. and 75c. yard
80 inch Figured Fish Nets, white
and ecru. 25c. yard
IS inch Plain Bobbinets at
29c. and soc. yard
&c inch Point de Sprites at
42c. yard
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Muslin Curtains

This is the line that shows the in.
creased value the most. owing to
the present low price of cottons.
Never before have we been able
to offer a pair of Rufiled Muslin
Curtains at only zoe. pair.
The better numbers are fully one.
third better than year ago.
2 yard Ruftled Muslin Curtains, "a
inches wide with a finch hem
stitched ruffle, at only zoe. pair
ga yard RULED Muslin Curtains,
% inches wide with 4inch hem.
stitched rufile, at only SOC. pair
2la yard RULED Muslin Curtains,
80 inches wide with 6,inch hem
stitched rutfie.
Very special at SOC. pair
2la yard RULED Muslin Curtains,
40 inches wide with 6-inch hem
stitched ruffie. 5Sc. pair
21a yard RULED Muslin Curtains,
of sheer Swiss muslin, 40 inch
finch hemstitched ruffle.
Only 75c. pair
2Ka yard Rufled Muslin Curtains,
two designs, ring patterns, with
or without checks 40 inches wide
-4,inch hemstitched rufile and
Only 75c pair
2la yard Ruffled Muslin Curtains in
dozen different figured mus.
Inns, including all sized spots,
wreath and shamrock figures.
All at CSC. pair
212 yard Ruffled Muslin Curtains
of very sheer Swiss muslin. with
or without a 2inch hemstitched |
border, 40 inches wide, with g.
inch ruffles and 1-inch hemstitch.
ed hem. CSC. pair
2lIa yard Novelty Muslin Curtains,
made fiat with bow knot pat
tern muslin SO inches wide, with
21a inch plain muslin border.
CSC. pair |
21a yard Ruffled Muslin Curtains,
of figured or checked muslins, 40
inches wide and 4-inch hem
stitched rufiies. SIPS pair
21a yard Rufied Muslin Curtains of
beautiful sheer muslin and new
large designs, As inches wide.
$3.50 pair
21s yard Ruffled Muslin Curtains,
bordered with pink or blue sweet
peas, 40 inches wide, 4-inch
plain hemstitched ruffle.
$3.50 pair
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
POrtiereS and
Couch Covers
Distinctive In New ideas and Special
Low Prices.

Below we itemize only a part OF
this large stock.
Special Portieres, solid colors, with
handsome mercerized figures,
knotted fringe. 80 inches wide, 4
colors-cardinal, scarlet, green,
olive. Value is $500
Special at $500 pair or sl.50 each
Tapestry Portieres, full mercerized,
solid colors, equal TO the usual
$500 quality. Red, olive and the
new brown Special at s3.9s pair
Silk Mercerized Portieres in a spe.
cial quality, all colors. $500 pair
Imported Portieres in two.tone eff
fects of green and red and green
and brown. Braid borders.
$3.50 and $1,000 pair
so inch Couch Covers, 4 colorings
of Roman stripes, regular sl.00
covers. Special at Sac.
so inch Couch Covers, new heavy
materials. sl.25
go inch Couch Covers, oriental pat
terns.e Sl.50
60 inch Couch Covers, extra heavy,
s1.9s
Kashgar Couch Covers at New Low
Prices, designs as handsome as
the former $500 ones.
And special at only S2.9s and $3.50
New Oriental Couch Covers at
S39s and $3.50
Special Value Couch Covers, in new
oriental effects, Kashgar and
Tapestry designs.
Special value at $500
Couch Covers-Handsome
Showing. For the first time, we
are showing beautiful assort-
ment of imported oriental Couch |
Covers. All are extra large. |
60 Y los inches, with no fringe.
Dyed with pure vegetable dyes,
they will not fade. Double-fac !
can be used either side. Red and
navy, and terra Gotta and navy
Kirmans. Yordes & Marakesh in
Turkish colorings.
Only S7.9s and $3.50
Tapestry Table Covers, in sizes of
a., 6-4, and 81. SOC. to $3.50
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Tapestries, ArmureS,
VelOurS, DenimS
and Burlaps
By the Yard

Imported French Tapestries, so.
inch in large and varied
showing. All colorings, from tans
and creams to the deep forest
greens, There is an especially
fine one at $1.00 yard
Better ones range in price SIPS,
S1.35, S1.50, S1.9s, $3.50, S2.75 yard
so inch Mercerized Armures, in red
and green. S1.25 yard
so inch Armures in reds, greens and
brown. SOC. and zoe. yard
% inch Velours, figured, and solid
red and green. 75c. and CSC. yard
so inch Bagdad and Roman Stripes,
SOC. and Csc. yard
81 and SO inch Art Tickings. in
new designs. 29c. and 35c. yard
SO inch French Taffetas in rich col.
orings of dark reds, browns and
green's Soc. yard
SO inch Imitation French Taffeta.
35c. yard
SO inch Printed Burlaps in new
greens, browns and reds.
Csc. yard
33 inch Geneva Cloths in all figures
and stripes. 14c., 19c., Csc. yard
36 inch Satteens at 19c. ward |
Royaline Crepes in all colorings.
Csc. yard
ram DENNIS in all colors. reds,
blues, tans, green's and pink.
Rich Dark Olive Green Denims ar
15c, 19c. and 25c. yard
Sc inch Plain Burlaps in an extra
quality, tan, green, red, blue and
brown. 15c. yard
The Finest New Designs in Silka.
lines-all colorings.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Curtain Rods
Loops and FringeS

Brass Curtain Rods, with white
knobs. &c. each
With large brass knobs 19c. each
White Curtain Loops at
&c.. &c., &c., and 12c. each
Ecru Curtain Loops at
&c. and 10c. each
Ball Fringe in white, ecru and col
ors. SC. and SC. yard
Tassel Fringe, all colors, &c. yard
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Lace Door Panels

A beautiful new line. In Bonaz
and Renaissance effects, round.
oval and oblong. Suitable for
front doors, long vestibule win
dows and for bed sets. Both
white and Arabe. Prices
QUO, 75c, &c.,, 81, S1.5O, 50, 50, 25
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
The New Portieres The New Couch Covers
he New Imported and Domestic Tapestries
The New Cretonnes, Denims, Burlaps and Armue,
Tho Nov. 7 ace Curtains The New Muslin Curtains
The New Yard Muslns

The the stores activity busy showing the new goods
heels the
of the merchandise
This week. the attention interesting
adeof
contemplating curtains or upho
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28
Madras Curtains

2H2 yard Cream Madras Curtains al
only $3.50 pair
2N2 yard Colored Madras Curtains
at $2.9s and $3.50 par
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills will
promptly relieve all Kidney and Bladder dis
orders. Sold and recommended by All Drug
gists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

G. A. r. excursion to Toledo. See adj
on page Six.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

Tapestry Table Covers, in sizes of
"A, 6.4, and S.4. SOC. to $3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-19
MANY NAMES ADDED
TO CONSULAR LIST

Following IS a list OF successful can
didates who have passed the ezamina-
ton for appointment TO the consular
service. Their names VIII DO added to
the eligible list as soon as vacancies
occur:
Samuel MacClintock. % HsAI;sIky,
age thirty-six; Henry c. A. Damn. Of
Tennessee. age thirty-fOurs Cornelius
Ferris, OF Colorado, age forty-two;
Charles K Moser, Of Virginia. Ee
thirty; John q. Wood, OF Hawaii, age
forty: Fred c. Slater, of Kansas age
foTty-thTee; Edgar d. Turner. of Penn
sylvania, age thirty-eight; Frank Dee
meyer, Of Alabama age forty-four;
Douglas Jenkins. of South Carolina
age twenty-eight; Frank Bohr Of Kan
sas, age thirty: Andrew J. Mccormick,
Of Mississippi. age thirty-three; AJthur
B. Cook, of South Carolina, age thirty
eight: Alfred W. DOnegan. Of Alabama.
age twenty-five; Kenneth S. Patton, OF
Virginia. age twenty-fivei Coldwell 5.
Johnston, OF Virginia age twenty
seven; Samuel c. Reat. Of Illinois. age
thirty-nine; Lucien n. Sullivan, OF
Pennsylvania, age thirty-nine,
Two candidates also qualified for ap-
pointment as student interpreters.
They are: Esson NJ. Gale, of Michigan,
age twenty-three; Harold o. Henry, OF
Rhode Island. age twenty-one.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF the District OF Co
lumbia, Holding a Probate Court Nc. 1924
Administration. This IS 20 give notice tina.
the subscriber Of the District OF Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court % the
District OF Columbia. letters OF adminlstra-
ton on the estate OF James c. Colt. late OF
the District OF COluD,sias deceased. Al per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit tho SAME. with tho
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. 20
the subscriber, on or before the SlH DAY OF
MAY, 4. .. 19O5i otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Nay
1908 JOHN NJ COLT, sos G. St NV. (SeaD
attest: JAMES TANNER, Register CT Wsus
for tho District OF Columbia. Clerk OF the
Probate Court. FOSTER, FREEMAN, Wa =
SON, and COLT Attorneys. nny12ze3 D
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-19
JOURNAL TO AID
SOUTH AMERICA

The american Colonial Review and
Sntertropicai Magazine" a monthly de-
voted 10 the interests Of the dependen-
cies OF the United States and the in
aertropicaI countries OF the New World.
mas made its advent into the field Of
The editor OF the Review, Luis Y. de
Abad. has lived in the United States for
many years, and is thoroughly con-
versanf with American journalistic
methods. W. @. Valdes. is the Washing
ton representative Of the magazine, and
has an Office at 123S Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as Information and
NOT guaranteed.
500 p. NC. & o. Limited Daily. Fast
vestibule tram. Pullman slseUGrs 70 Lex
fnRtou. Louisville, Cincinnati Indianapolis,
Chicago and 81. Louis. EariOr Car for
Virginia Hot Springs week days Pullman
Car Louisville 70 Memphis and New Or
leans. Dining Cars, - carte service.
u.10 p Nj i. '. LIMITED. Daily.
Solid vesJfbuls train Pullman sleepeF5 70
Cincinnati Lexington, and Louisville
Com partmeut zle@ping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining cars. G IA
carte service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and ST. Louis, and Louisville 70
Memphis. Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and
Ohio offices. 513 Pennsylvania ave, 90, 18th
ST. near 7. and New Union station Teis-
phone. Main 1850. for Washington Terminal
CAB Service and Main 1856 OF zz05 for c. & o.
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL. DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON
D. c., May Is, 1908. Sealed proposals, in
triplicate, will be received at this office until
II O'Clock a NJ. Monday. June IL, 1908 and
then publicly opened. Tor executing such Job
printing as may be required by this office
during the fiscal year commencing July I
1908. Blank forms and instructions for max
Ing proposals and further information de-
sired viii be furnished intending bidders on
auplicatiOn TO this Office The right Is re-
served 10 the Uaited States to reject any or
all proposals or accept any part thereof
Envelopes containing proposals must be
marked Proposals for Job Printing and
addressed TO MAJOR NJ GRAY ZALINSKL
Quartermaster, u. 5. A, in charge Of depot
my15,16.lg. IL. je12. i
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER. WALTER REED Army GEN
ERAL HOSPITAL Takoma Substation
washington y. c.. May Is. 1908 Sealed
proposais In trtplicate, subject 90 usual con
ditions. Will be received here until y o'clock
noon standard time, June Is. 1903, for con-
struction OF Macadam Roads, Asphalt Block
Payements, Bitulithic Pavements, Concrete
YVsI,zs, Concrete CURLING. Brick Cutters and
Crossings Catchbasins and Drains, on the
Walter Reed Army General Hospital reser-
walton, Washington. D. c. Plans, Specihca-
tons Blank Proposals and further infoTma-
ton furnished on application United States
reserves right to reject or accept any or all
bids OF any part thereof. Proposals TO be
marked Proposals for Roads, Walks. etc.
and addressed to CAPTAIN II I. PETTUS,
Q. N ~------~siS ~ LBS IS 49, 3el2sl3
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RAILROADS
W., B. & A. E. RY.
1.-THE ELECTRIC LINE"

THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. AN
NAPOLIs, AND U. g. NAVAL
ACADEMY.
Electric palace cars from White House sta
ton 18th and II SITS. NORTHEAsT.)
For Baltimore-s5:so. $50. s7:Os, 7.so. 500
$50, 's:o6 $3.50. 1000. 1890, 'I1.05. and Il 20
a. M: 1900 noon. 1880. '1:O5. 100, zoo. 2.sO
s3;05. $50. 400. AGO. $50 $50. 500, 60
'7:O5. $780, $780, $50. 1000. and s11:s5 ?. m.
daily,
For Annapolis $50. 7:sa. $40. $50
1O:sO. and 1870 a m 1890. 1:e0 2:30. s:2o.
40. $780, ego. 7:So. $50. and 'I1:S5 p. II.
daily.
Indicates local trains. All others are lin
tied. stopping only at Naval Academy juno
ton. No walking OF hiring OF cars nscez-
sary n washington or Annapolis.
Fares. One way. Round TIP.
To Baltimore. 75c Sl-S
To Annapolis and Q. 8.
Naval Academy 49,. 20 S-S
For tickets and information apply az ticket
Offices. 18th 81. and n. 7. ave. NV. o. al
| White House Station. 18th and H SITS NORTH
| EAST. Telephone n. 1905. my1s-tf
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

stop PAYING REMIT Buy two-stoFy.
Bix-rOoM frame house, L ST Sc splendid
condition $3.50 been spent on house IN last
two years.. lot 25X55s side alley large fusl
house and hen house on rear Of lot: front
and back poTches. title perfect; 500 or more
cash and Sl5 per month"; price only 81, $50 al!
papers furnished free, o. n BRYANT
owner. WaTJis= building, 9th and B. my19-st
TWO-STORY bay-window brick house;
rooms. BATH furnace heat: al modern i'm
provements; hardwood finish: paved alley;
'front.' and back yard double back porch.
OWNER. Room g. 1913 81. nv.
myI4-th So. tu-3ot
FOR SALE-ei7 Maryland ave. ne, nine
r0omB steam heat. bath. GTBt hO0Es hard
wood hnishs cellar under entire house, all
.--0deru improvements: lot Is by 1I9 % alley.
A Leautlful home ~ s.. $50. Apply to oR uer.
els .taryIand ave. ue, Eny12-tui %, s1-5Qt
EPIEC IBID IHJYEST8IENT-Tvo -sJory apart
meut: .,sw; On = 81. SO per month; VIII pay
q per cent HENRY W. OFBUTT, s2i and
" SITS. nv. np2-u
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my5-tu.sa-tf
New Jersey Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL RUDOLF

AMERICAN. EUROPEAN.
Renovated and RefuFnighed Throughout
Directly on the Beach. with unobstr1cted
view OF the OCEAN ana boardwalk 800 OCEAN
View Rooms en- suite, with 100 private SEA
water baths. Home for Neutrality-suspicious. IN
Atlantic City. Special rates for May and
June. For further Information write % Ru-
dolf OF phone t. HarVcys Restaurant, IL
s053. JOEL HILLMAN, Proprietor. myiT-tf
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FOR sALE-RFAL ESTATE.

FOR gAI.E-On easy monthly payments,
beautiful villa lots in the Fairfax Land Com
"a ,yis subdivision and other choice locations
along line OF Great Falls and Old Donlin-
ion r. r. Money furnished for building.
CLIFTON LAUCHLIN Co,
Phone NJ 1876. us 14th St
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viii Press Survey Bill.

Mr.. Moore. who introduced the Bos
ton TO Beaufort, n. c. survey bin, said
that he would press that bill at the
next session and the Small bill provid-
ing for a survey from Beaufort 20 Key
West VIII be pressed by its author.
Mr.. Moore declared that the agitation
OF the Atlantic coast inland waterway
project would be continued throughout
the summer and until after election.
when a conference OF Representatives
of all the coast States IS 70 be held in
Baltimore. The National Rivers and
EarbOrs Congress IS preparing 10 renew
Its campaign throughout the country
preparatory 20 holding a convention IN
Washington during the first week or
the next session of Congress.
President Roosevelt expressed his
deep interest in the subject. "a great
work" he said, and We are just be-
ginning"
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