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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

The delegates from Ocala who at
tended the Baptist convention with
the Oklawaha Baptist church, return
ell home Friday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mr.. Charles Tullis of Rockwell. who
is connected with the Dmnellon Phos-
uhate Company. was a visitor TO
OCala Saturday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

The condition OF Mrs. J. f. Chace
continues 10 improve, greatly TO The
delight of everyone.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

a little daughter arrived a few days
acO al the Crystal River home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gil Williams
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mr. Adelbert Moody was up from
O6lawaha Saturday between trains.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Miss Betty McIyer came home Sat
..rlay afternoon from short visit AT
AXE Weir.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06
Local and Personal

Nr. r. ". Ditto is back from a visit
10 Jacksonville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

. Is z ellis or fever? Plaaz's Chill
Tonic is guaranteed 10 cure 25c.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mrs. J. Perry Bryan and trio of
little ones are here on a visit 10 the
formers sister. Mrs. Anderson.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Mrs. Minnie a. BOstick has return
ed home from a visit 10 the Jackson
vile carnival
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

Nessrs. F. W. Ditto and Asher
frank have entered into a real estat"
partnership.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

. Mr. Jack McCuIly OF Berlin was a
well known figure on our streets Sat
CTday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

FOR SALE-Upright piano, $50;
in good order. W. H. Clark, Ocala,
Fla. 9-25-4tw.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06

TENTS-For sale or rent. Ocala
Furniture Co. 7-24-tfw.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06
IN MEMORY OF The CO.'S
Brigadier General long Assumes
Command and Makes Appointment

Headquarters Second Brigade.
Ocala. Fla. Oct -, 1905
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06
Good Health at Seventy-Seven.

Mrs. S. J. Edwards, Union City,
Tenn, writes under date of Nov. z,
1901, the following:
"On the 9TH day of February, 1905,
if live, l will be seventy-seven years
of age, I enjoy the best of health,
thanks to Peruna, and have not had
spell of sickness since began using
it five or six years ago.
"Iconsider it the grandest medicine
on earth, and whenever 1 feel lit
badly few doses of Peruna put me RICH
81 can do as much work as 1 cOu
forty years ago. 1 think all old peOpl
who feel the effects of age, should ben
fit their health by using Peruna.D
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06
Nervous FrOStratlOn.

Mrs. Martha Avery, % Graham St.,
LeOminster, Mass, writes:
"FOur years ago had nervous pros
tration. 1 employed several doctors.
One would say l had catarrh of the
stomach and bowels, another nervous
ness and another enlargement of the
liver. My stomach was in bad shape.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-11-06
M the Best Part of His Life.

Mr.. J. r. Prince, r. r. ?, Cattaraugus,
n. Y, writes: ~ am not very well sat
isfied with the picture that am sending
you, but when the reader looks at this
picture if he could only realize that the
original suffered for forty-five years, the
best of his life, until your kind advice
and prescription cured him, he would
know from whence these wrinkles came.
Next month I shall be sixty-six years
old"
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There was nothing which sotm0I o. .
me much good.
'I tried other remedies. tut dIi ne
gain any flesh until commenced taking
your Peruna, which built me r.lbf up.
1 have taken several buttl,s. Iut have
not taken any now for about -.N v..ks.
81 am scventy-thrcc year, o.d. Iu.Frr
expect to be entirely well .r 1.urr
again, but / am thankful f1r what I'--
runa has done for me-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
DEEDS OF Trust.

Cleveland Park-Annie Z SElita TO William r.
Shepherd 20 secure south Bost5n Realty Cen
pauy Inc s. Isl 20 = months. lor .. square
165. Elizabeth r Wander FCCT % James 3
Eas-ey and William H Shepherd. 20 secure
south Boston Realty C0upsuv. Inc, S2-oS7-5o. /
20 &c months peT cent. lots $ and g. square
80 william II. NsLZel 20 s1l-e, 70 secure
south Boston Reslty Company. Inc. sl-I50- 10
10 months. 3 per orut. lots e. and g, square
21E5 q Cornelius Eiker 20 sane. 70 secure
SANE S5I565. l TO 81 months ) rsT cent. lot
81 s4usrc 2055. Frederick I. Phipps e. %
s1ze. 20 se01re sane. SIs0a, TO z u1usas.
Der cent lo- S. square MS
Rsehus7rd park-Williana D Cansp5cu = J z El-
u1unds and z X Monroe. 70 secure Sortavvest
Washington Iu1p-0Feueu1 Company. s. 1E-7s. 1 %
- months 3 pe- cent. lots Z ard Is. s7usrs
49, Geneva R. Johnston 70 sane. 20 secure
SANE. SI59o65. I % ls3 months. Ter cent. l0t
g. square I95s Laura R. Cas1ch 70 James 5
prov5ment Company. S1-03 ! &c II months. 5
per cent lot g block IgL- Clara 3 Sitz 10
lanes s. Easiey. 20 sscure s5r1e. S225. 70 IL
months 3 per Ccut, lot IS. block 1872
Richmond Park--Ada '. Stone e viz n " 70
z P Monroe and J Z EdEunds 70 secure
Northwest Washington Improvement Company.
SLsid. / 70 q months. per cent lot 4. square
IGL
AIount Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-Winifred Il.
RedWay 70 John 3. Larner and John A. Hamii-
ton 20 secure The Washington Loan and Trlst
Company. S.5o years. per cent. semi aznu-
ally. lot IS
Moore < Barbour's secald addition 20 WashinEtoo-
Bernard II Bridget committee. 70 Francis A
Blsndon. lots 2 > and 1. block ). S.oo1-
Square 52-Wlliam ". Green ct W. 70 ChaViu
Brown and Henry H Bergn2nn. 70 sez1re The
Oriental Buildiug Association, No. 6. S-5oo, lCs
1ss.
Coanecdoat avenus t<zace-EdKia G Gr1haa ::
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
MAY RETURN MANDAMUs WRIT
Justice Anderson Grants Permission
to Frank Pierce

Justice Anderson. OF the District Su-
preme Court. yesterday granted peTrnis-
sion to Frank Pierce, Acting Secretary Of
the Interior. to return TO the clerk OF the
District Supreme Court four writs OF
mandamus. issued al the Instance Of
the attorneys who were debarred from
practice before the various divisions Of
the Interior Department
After reciting the service OF the writs
on him in the absence Of Secretary Gar
field. and the order of the District Court
Of Appeals, practically enjoiuing any fur
ther' proceedings in the lower court. Mr..
Pierce asked leave to return the writs,
and that. pending the determination OF
the several appeals, he be relieved from
further report or action under them
Justice Wright required Secretary Car
field TO furnish personal bonds aggregat-
ing S164.0l0 to stay the action OF the writ
of mandamus compelling the reinstate-
ment OF the disbarred attorneys The
Court Of Appeals. however. authorized a
special appeal without bond. and prac-
ticaIly enJoined any further proceedings
pending a hearing in the Appellate Court.
Although the writs were served on Act
ing Secretary Pierce, he took no action
looking to the reinstatement Of the at
torneys. and as the writs required that ne
make return to the court yesterday Of his
action on the courts order. he made the
application to be-relieved OF acting under
them. which Justice Anderson granted
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
PLAN WIRELESS TO AIRSHR.
Signal Experts Would Experiment
with Baldwin DirigibIe-


Army wireless telegraph experts plan a
series Of experiments 70 establish CON-
plete wireless communication between
land station and a dirigibIe balloon.
L Capt Thomas 5 BaIdwin's dirigibls
balloon comes Up 20 the requirements,
and is accepted by the Signal Corps, the
experiments viii be held as soon as the
officers Of the corps have had an oppor-
r,In!ty. 10 become thoroughly experienced
IN its navigation which viii probably b
some time next fail.
The object OF the experts IS 70 deter
mine whether complete communication
can be established between a land station
and a balloon.
Last spring when Mai Edgar Russell.
assistant 10 the chief signal officer OF the
army, and an expert II wireless teleg-
raphy, made a fight from Washington
10 q point near Annapolis he received
messages from the land station az the
Washington Navy Yard, but no attempt
was made TO send messages from the bal
loon to the land station, because OF the
danger that the spark Of the sending ap-
paratus might ignite the gas n the bal
loon. His balloon, however. was OF the
ordinary Etype. having an open gas valve
lust above the basket IN the Baldwin
dirigfble balloon this valve IS closed. and
the danger OF ignition has been removed
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court--No l5i07. Ad-
rninistration- This is 20 give notice that the sub
scrifcr Of the District q Columbia has obtained
frcn the Probate Court 81 the District q Colu1n-
ha letters q administration the estate # Helen
". Jackson. late q the District q Columbia. de-
ceased All perslus having claims against The DC
ceased are hereby 9arned 90 exhibit the same With
the vouchers Thereof legally authenticated. 70 the
suhscrfbsr. on OF before the -6TH DAY or July.
A. y. 1879; otherwise they may b. lax be excl1dea
from al benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 18Th day q july. 1903 ANNE WOk-
RELL. care Il Alien c. Clark COS + street north
west Attest. lSeal.l JAMES TANNER. Register
q Wills for the District 0f Columbia Clerk q the
Probate Court ALLEN c. CLARK. Attorney
iyls5auI
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Equity Court Nc. I.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JDS4ALE ANDzrSDN-
No. z56 Ban e a. First C0-operatve
RaIIi1s Assertion: hearing or rule 70 show causs
postpoled- Attorney. G. r. Linkns-
No z9B. u ~ Re- burn-Gayuer Coal Company;
auditcr's rcp1rt rstiIsd and confined Attorneys.
I)arr. Peyssr & TayloT-J. b Daish.
No z7e3s- Walker Col5urn et az rule 70 show
cause discharged ard reference 20 auditor. Attor-
neTs. Il. A. EcituulleT-J- e Archer and J. L
Szs.h-
No I75L Turner Is Tune; alimouy pcudenre
lite ard counsel fees allowed Att4meys. " c
1Ia-r5n--Gcsdon & Gordon
No. Z4-- Lewis vs. Iuterstate Printing and In
ggaving C1m1au-- C-le- permitting Thomas J.
shsr & 90. 20 iltcrrene Atorueys- T. g KIN
aaTl and r P 8I1rcy-Hsmil1cu colbert. Ee-zes &
Eamil-0n- 7. p. Hlrow- aul Z 4 fhamas-
NJ. -7e1s. G5l,5lellam Capital LIE Insurance
Company receivers surherized 20 employ counsel
Attdrnsys W0f & Cohen Pennebaker. Carzsi *
Jcues-D0uslas. Baker & sleTTii--
No. EJ2 Fa-rtax vs. Fsirsax: restraining order
c1lri1.-1- Art0-zeys Campbell CaT-ingt0n AID L
D. Truirt-S. H. Ciesy.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
REAL ESTATE NOTES

Boss & Phelps have sold the residence
at 2lI9 First street northwest 10 Mrs
EsteIla H Watkins, who VIII occupy II
as her home The house contains ten
rooms. and Is three stories il height The
front IS laid IN Roman brick with brovn-
stone trimmings The sale was made in
connection with clifford \ Borden
The same hrm reports the sale OF the
house at III X street southeast 20 p r
Ryon for Mrs Georgiana Hurnmirg- NJ
Ryon VIII retain the property as an IN
vesJleut
Joseph Bohn. r.. architect has designed
three brick dwellings 10 be built for Mrs
E. y. NIcIntire al 7I5 70 20 East Capitol
street The buildings are 10 be Of light
brick and limestone. three stores and eel
ar and VIII have ten rooms. trimmed in
chestnut. wired for electric lighting and
modern in every respect
Mr.. Mcintyre viii occupy one Of the
houses as his residence. and VIII hold
TIE other Two for sale Plans are now in
the hands OF the contractors FOR esti-
mates. which viii be opened on August6-
Work viii begin at once
Miss Henrietta SchIerf has awarded con
tract 70 John W Swanson for the re-
modelling OF the brick building owned
by her and located at sI7 ? street north
west. The plans and specifications were
prepared BY Joseph Bohn- il architect
The building. when completed. viii be a
tvvo-fan1ily- apartment dwelling with one
apartment OF five rooms and bath on each
floor. Each viii have an octagon bay win
dow. The front viii be red hydraulic
press brick with HUmmelstOwn stone
trimmings
Each apartment VIII have private cellar
and rear yard and separate hot water
heating plant, and the building has al
up-to-date improvements, and viii cost
S6500
Mr. Swanson viii begin work on Mon
day morning and the apartments viii De
ready for occupancy on November L ls0S.
Miss SchlerT will hold the property as an
investment
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
PROPOSALS.
GENERAL De

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTERMAs-
ter's DEPARTMENT Washington. D C--5e1led rro-
rosais ia triricate VII BE- received az -nls o-ce
uEri II O'Clock a. n. TUESDAY September
J. 1903 ard then publicly opened. for furnishing
and delivering forage and straw a. Wasals si3n
Rsrrscks and Washfur-0u. p C Forts Nver and
Hunt Virginia. FCr1 Wsshingtor. NaT.iana- me
Arlington National CeHnersry. Virginia Riclna1i1
Virginia and Charlotte North Caroliua. during the
reriod October T. lals. 20 june - -lsa- Blank
forms and ine-r-cti11s for making Trlr171ls and
further information VIII be furnished intending b,l
der upon aupliczri1n al this Cdice- N GRAY
ZALINSKI. AfaiaT and olaEte1IIaster. T. : ArIil'-
charge q Depot aui-Ss7-s-a-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE-Published only as Information. and not
g-car4utees-
40 p NC < O. LIMITED. DaiIv-Fsss ves-
t1oule tram p1llraa- seepers TO Le11uztou Louis
vile Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago and 81
LOUIS Connection tor lrg-nla Hot Sp-ings Pull
man c2Es Louisville 20 Nashville Meulplls and New
Orleans Dlu-ug cars, "a carte service.
L-0 P NJ = y LIMITED, Dal3F-Scli6
vestlbule trs1n. Pullman sleepers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment Sleeping
70 Nlrgilia Hot springs week days. D1uing ears
a cdrte szrFlCG- Pullman 6lcepe-s Cincinnati 10
Clic@so and 81 Louis. and LOulsyllIs 10 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets az Chesap peske and Ohio
OHces, SIS Peuusy lvauIa avenue; lS33 + street. and
New Union station TelephoDes- Main $50 fcr
Washington Terminal Cab Service. and Main l56S
DIS for C. < o. Hcket Ofice-
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SKIRMIsH NOT VERIFIED.
American Consul Reports on Del Rio
Investigation.

United States Consul Ellsworth. al Cilis
dad. Porhrio Diaz. who went up to Del
Rio to make an investigation Of the al
Ieged fight Monday between Mexican
troops and revolutiOnists. has telegraphed
the State Department as follows
so far have been unable TO verify re-
port OF the skirrnisa with revolutionists
by Mexican troops opposite Langtry AIoI-
day night. Capt Conrad. Deputy Marshal
Holland. Deputy Collector DOVE. Sheriff
Robinson. a Mexican guide. and sixty
United States cavalrymen left here and
secuted along the American side Of the
Rio Grande, going 70 a canyon above
Comstock, not returning until last night.
They did not discover any indications cf
revoIutiOnists OF bandits
The deputy collector and sheriff are
still out. but are expected back tonight
Tweuty-four warrants have been issued
BY the marshal for Mexicans. against
whom appearances indicate they wers
mixed up il Las Vegas attack"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT APRIL i. Is0s.
Leave Washington New Union Station
SIS g. E--Daily-AN points On Norfolk and TeSt-
en-; also Knoxville Chatcanoogs. and Nenphis
Dcz5 p. m--Dauy. Roanoke. Bristol Winston
Salem. kncxrille ChartaDooga, Nashville. Memphis.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars
For Norfcik-Leave Washington 20 a. n daily
ud5 a. n. daily lexceps sunday. Arrive Norfolk
L1s29 4. Il. 50 ,. L.
sN5 ? El-Dzly-BaTyTiIle. Lu-ay, Shenandoah.
ElktCn.
Trains from the Southwest s-rive sss5 q II and
uS0 p n
Al information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue lBond BuildInsl.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B--Foll0vi-s schedule cgJ-res Published only
as ilfUTua-io-. and are not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
AsaeyiIe Clat-alJCsa. Memphis. SIS a. n and
l0j p II. daily
For R0au5ze. Knoxville. Chattznocgz, Memphis
New Orleans. l3-i5 p IL daily
Fer Columbia. Charleston. augusta Aiken SaEz1-
nah. Jacksonville and FIO-ida points 4.I0 D T.
daily
Tourist c1rs for California. trl-weekly. 4I0 p n
LoC2l fer Hz-TlSoubUrC- % a. Il daily. AIS D n
week days for D2uEille. SIS g. n daily. and for
Charlottesville SIS a. H. and - ?. Il daily, Fre-
CUent trains 20 and from BluemouL
L. ). BROWN, GeusTzl Ageut
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DEATH RECORD.

Bs-e5i-t n Lane. 80 CcI-nSs roz5. s yearA
Joshua J. G-es-- 81 z s. &c. g. years
El.-a G.. Wilcox. 15zz Alt1-r1oG placs Nv. s. IL
Eliza A FlSas- --zs n s. 1r-. s. years.
Dcds Ly-iick. - Z St le. g ye1=-
Cara Nay S--s-. q s. re-- 2 ~za-s
Margaret Swee1ey. Tub4rc-lcsis Hospital = yuz-z-
Cs-Ec-t1e NcEsu1a. 20 y J. ave rE-. 5 -ss-s
Arm Catherine Wsbs-s-. L5is I-rh s. 3 vea-S
Franklin Theodore Hove. L-55 Ouz--y s. lie. 8
years
Edith n so5--. E5 -0ch 81 s~-- . zoz-as
COLORED-
Martha A Williams. Du5lsy Place sw-, 3 yez-z
Wafer Ellis. Moons ave Ausc1s-la i yel-s.
Jennie WIsc- 3l-- L - Nv. s. years
Abbie Banks 1919 -2-h 81 Ew- 8 -szrS
Lola Brsxt11. 50 Il s. sE-. S months
Lug Wssli-E-5r. 5z 5. Capitol s.. czyL
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ea-rzuusI AIezi7iis . a-5 Leunc- n MzTrflez.
= Rev Jookeir ALszopouIzs-
Frznk Ri-sch. T. and Annie Nay. =. Rev.
Ge5a-ia Si-re-sto1e
Sazruel He-zal. E, s15 Rose Ea1czzz. = Rev
Louis S-er2-
COL0RED-
Edward Boone. 2. and E7elt-a Res. Is. Rev. J.
2. lfcIa-zl-in-
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RENTER ARE YOU LOOKING sn c H M 7 % 6 z z a M
AUCTION SALES.
D. NOTES. Auetionser.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: on MONDAY
August 5 1893 az 10 a. r., in front of premise 50
nth st. NV. VIII sen at public auction. 20 cover
storage charges al gods and chatteis stored with
Us in the names o. Mrs Ryan. I. ". Stoddlrd
John h Day. l. NJ Cushion tGuichonl. Suzzie
Brown. g. Bennet. Alice saunders Bessie Bungy.
En- Dorsey. and John Ellis UNION STORAGE
AND FURNITURE CO. Inc. U296r
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Circuif Court No- 2.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No ss5gl- McAGist=r vs. LisIlev; motion for new
tri7I granted ard Eev nal ordered- Ar0rrsys.
EamIt11. Colbert. Esrkes & Hamiltan-Leol
Tobrucr-
No. $50. Cairo Apartment House Co IS. Jones;
Judgment By dsfaulr- At-orneys. BIruey WOOD
ard
No. 55-5 Boyer vs. Commissiauer Of Patents.
He 20 show cause Attorneys. C. L StuTeTaIt-
W s R1e-zaau.
No 55-6 United States eE rel- SpaldIuE
Secretary q I1teucr. oTGcr e July = anslded- A.
-a-uess. Tu-zer & kezgon, : T. Bai-ey. and L a
Pral5-D. W Rzksr
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Estate q Man e.. Car Crder admitting VII %
probate and rec7r6 ard letters tes-amel,ary- At
corue-. " A. Sl-kennev-
Estate q Elisn Dunlop; order granting leave %
deros5t fuuEs. Attorney. 6. T. Dunlop.
IN re annie Peters; crdsr for allowance At
-1lueT. P J. WaIsLe
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TEw-uir-

No. 55l6 0lary v Srauu. adH.t1ls-7l-7i1. IS.
William A. WE-te. s-psrilte1ls1c q the Govern
uszt Hospital f-- The Insane; damages, Sc 30
A----rays = Z Collins and n. A. ClarEe-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Criminal Court No. !.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
Ug.i.e5 S-ates vs. George D. Jones' enbezzleErsLt
reaocu.z1rc= s. 80 t2sec-
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JUSTICE ANDERSON
Nc. Sol II ~ TlClzs L Wz--z1-l5 r--s-ee
a---L1-1zsd % receive ra-Ez1t for ca--zin notes
Nc. so. n re- Howard Lauz1ry Company e1r1-
55cl-l1- and reference.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims. settle estates Law business n al cJ1rLA
No charge uniess successful PnCne ~
asyIStf FULLER AGENCY. Room L. lfls ? s.
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WANTED-TEA6IS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IoR ~ALE-A GOOD PAYING BICYCLE AND
automobile rl-al-lu- sh-s- U-- =s-lsl-l1L- VIII
sell cheap -7 1ri-z buyer owner has other b-ira=s-
ELzr--- BOX -zs Herald ra-a a1---t
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE
S.51-Prerty Etle hone on Nd ave ne This
IS good Groom and hath brick. located On a
corner. with large front yard; owner VIII ex-
change equity above trust Of $50 for snail
investments. Let Is know what you ha7s 70
offer f0r Il
VIZ H. SAUNDERS & CO.. Is7 F ST.
auI-H
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District Court.
Rnnkrunfcr Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. --L C-i-e5 States ys. 10 SACKS os F-5g-
decree of cozls11a-lll
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.
AAIIss. CAFE-ONE or TIE COOLEST AND
Cieauosr IN the city Meals a. hUaTs. SPECIAL
sumner rates Ls1s Pa ave- ma (zezt door NJ
venom r-ari1u}. v2-u
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HELP WAETED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

hELT WIN ILU-L LLdLL-
EEIGHT YOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN TIE
l-as n r ard u vented rs operators tT the G. *
7 Telephone Co SllEry paid while --lGT I-s--lc-
TOR Apply ~ the TELEPHONE school I41-
Z ST. -- --51-r
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EUE SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ~
CHEVY CHASE, y. {.
AdI1iuinE CIeTy C1lse Nd. and within Ire Dis
trsct EroutIls oyeE L.0e5 1est Connecticut ave
nges dre running east and vest. 80 feet eis
VatlCn- EFeIy l5t n tie ayailabls for build
Ing p-rpCses. 4 detached houses and bungalow
ersc-ed or under r01-se q Construction since Kay
ls1. the date q Cpeul-g O. the Subdivision Al
c.ry improvements. including water. sever. macad-
snized streets. ETllo-hic s-dsEalk5. shade trees.
al without expeuss 90 lrc-zse-s- SPECIAL induce
r5suLs are oslrod 20 those who sETee 20 build
White. teleubCns. CT can f1- Iia;s snd f1l p1-t1c.
ulars- Autos and car-sAz1s az your Disposal
1HOS- = FISHER x Co uNC-l.
18th 81
FOR sALE-oNEg ls ACRE n BEAUTIFUL
Ar-I-.F 1r--h ri Nl. Pleasant. rear lstA st. ez-
tsrI=I- VERY CHOICE LOCATION street graded.
elua,l-L,c ss--La5 -5E uu1s t-- g-i-k sale. terms
% sHi-- AL1rlss OWNER. Box Isl. Herald once.
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FOR EXCHANGE-LOTS.
FOR EXCHANGELfTs-

FOR EXCHANGE-LGTS-
Very desirable Iot Ia Patworth. % r. front
al cit improvements. VII exchange equity Of
S1000 for house and assume incuIzbrance-
VA. 4. SAUNDERS < CO.. lal1 + ST.
auI-1s
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For RENT-OFFICES.
STRAW HATS CLEANED.

We ARE EXPEET STRAW HAT CLEANERS 8
s kinds Of straw hats felrs and Dertss carefully
and neatly trsz- -e5- asst work the c-y- is Litl
s. NV opposite Bond Bl5E alls'--eoa
THE COZY SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
men al kinds q hats cs-a-e5 and delivered s-raW
Pzn1us felt derby and silk- best EcIk II ne elJ
-r5s-s f1- haf bands 81 ls-h s. Nv ;E-5J5,1a-E.s
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS, &c.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repairing;
the kind yOu have been looking Cor: any make
anyWhsre- any tine. HOWARD POTTS BALL. Ia17
ksE Yoyk are. Tel. &aiR 7552 sp7a
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RAILROADS.
w, B. & A E RY-
The Electric Line. p"

DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
TIE BEST WAY To BALTIMORE. ANNAP
OILS. q. =. NAVAL ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHIC ND FREE.
E-ectric palace ears from N--e House station
u5-A and Il sta NORTHEAST.
For EairIElre--5-s1. GA. 40. go. $50. s-0
$50. go. 1850. Ual -ILa0. and u 80 a. IN l2s9
noon. I21. 7II1. 10 -1l 81 -51l- SD f-o. 80
> 5eIi eco go 80 7-a. ss-9 80. -lo-o
80. $50 90 5-.. 80. 10. 80 $50. 90.
Fer Aul-go-Ls-5.l. 1-Jl. $50. $50 ll4. and l--o
H. L-z7. 10 --l. $50 $50, 5-l. go. 80. 80.
and ii T. u-. daily
-Iadisa.es losal -lal1s All o,hsrs are limited.
stopping enIy az Naval Academy Junction No walk
.ag liIuE of cabs Llclsszry-
Fa-es. one vay. Round tip
To B1l-.l-rs- -----.---.----..-- &c So
20 Annapolis anl C. s
Narai A14dsav. -. -5c G3
Al - S. cars -.a J-act 20 NLI-e House station
Tl-seJ C-1ce az 18Th ard " Y ave northwest and
AZ WANTS H1lse s-a-i-l I5-l and 4 s-A NORTH
EAST Teltnl11e ~ -5
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