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The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
IN
EARLY EVENING
BROTHER OF JIM EATON AND HIS
COMPANION UNDER ARREsT.
one EBURdLARLEFT His HAT

Jumps Through Large Window Glass
to Escape. Entered Through
Rear, After Smashiag Elcc-
tric Light and Rseok-
ing Rear Window.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Severance Couple Marry,
Severance Special. }


Chlorinda Roullard daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Roullard. well
known ranch owners and pioneers,
became the bride of William rituus
of Eaton Friday afternoon. The
young couple went to Greeley "a
have the ceremony performed. but
1t was with the full knowledge and
consent OF the parents of both bride
and groom
The bride wore a pretty travelling
dress OF brown silk The Knot vas
tied by Rev. John Doane, Conrrexa.
tional minister at Greeley AZ the
Congregational parsonage and the
newly. married pair left at once for
Denver, where they remained until
Sunday morning They then re
turned to Eaton, where thew viii
make their home.
me bride was born at Biddeford
Me, but came west with har n.rort.
when a tiny babe She has .nen,
the twenty years of her life in patton
and vicinity and has hosts Of frierda
The groom is also well known and /,
employed at present by Ross 4, Shef
held. Mr.. and Mrs. Titmue bave the
best wishes of the entire cornmr;tv
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
DROPPED DEAD
HERE SUNDAY
VISITING AT BROTHERS. HOME
Jas. h,VOtie Suddenly Expires While
Chatting With Relatives.

James DeVotie died suddenly
Sunday afternoon, November 29, at
the home of his brother. H. NJ. De-
Vote. on Eighth street. Mr. De-
Vote was talking with his brother
and sister-in-law, and was lighting
his pipe. preparing to get out and
shovel snow. which had been falling
all day. With a short exclamation,
he dropped to the floor, and in a
few minutes life was extinct. A doc
tor was summoned, but the patient
was beyond earthly aid before his ar
rival. Death was due to heart fail
ure.
Deceased was 64 years of age and
unmarried He was born in Vernon.
oneida county, N. Y, where his aged
mother still lives. He went to Cali
iornla IN the early sixties, and has
Travelled extensively in the western
country. as well as in Australia. He
mas been Interested in sheep end
cattle raising and has devoted his
time in late years to those industries
The last ten years have been spent
in Wyoming.
He has occasionally visited in
Greeley at the home of his brother.
always coming unannounced and
leaving quietly, without the formal
ity OF good-byes. He was genial and
1ovial and possessed the traits which
made him idolized by childrden, and
his visits were always welcomed with
delight by the neices and nephews,
Three weeks ago Mr.. DeVotja
came here and was persuaded to re-
main over Thanksgiving with his
relatives. His death. characteristic of
mis- lie, came quietly and quickly and
while 1t was shock to his peoplo
II was comfort to know h. was
with his relatives and not alone a.,
most OF his life had been spent.
He is survived by his mother
Mrs. Maria DeVotie of Vernon. N
T.: three brothers, II. NJ. DcVotIe oy
Greeley; John DeVotie of Denver
Duane Devote of Vernon. n. y and
three sisters, Mesdames Emma M.
son and Gertrude Gordinor of var.
non, N. Y, and Miss Rose Devotio
who lives in California.
Funeral services were held -,
Macys Undertaking parlors at
O'Clock Tuesday, and the renairs
were taken by John DeVotie tn Var
non. N. Y, for burial.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
MAN WANTED FOR
FORGERY LOCATED
LEFT FOUR BOGUS CHECKS HERE
Says He Cashed Them for Men Who
Worked on Same Ranch.

A. H. Sherwood, wanted for alleg
ed forgery, was apprehended in Den
yer by he city officials and brought
back to Greeley Sunday afternoon
by the local authorities. Sherwood is
accused OF passing bad checks on
local merchants. One was for IS and
was cashed by ]. D. Metcalf, who
took out IS cents for shave. An
other was for s23, and was cashed
By NJ. Cameron. A couple of other
merchants also cashed checks for
nan who gave the same name, and
all proved to be bogus
When located Saturday by Deputy
Sheriff Burkhart' of Denver. Sher-
vsod was living with his parents at
1897 West Twenty-third avenue.
When arrested ne had check in
his pocket which WAS returned from
= Greeley bank marked mo funds. !"
Sherwood. in explanation of the
checks, said he had been working
in the beet fields near Greeley and
that he cashed several checks for
men who were working on the same
ranch. He said he cashed the
checks in good faith. Asked whether
he could locate the men from whom
he obtained the checks. he said he
might be able to find them in Gree
~.
1Aerif Florance will give him the
opportunity. to ind the men. fail
a9o Of which will make It extremely
aA0cult for him to prove his inno-
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02

Will Eaton and w. F. MoFarai
are in the county jail. charged will
the burglary of Scott Bullards stor,
Saturday evening. II was o'clocF
Saturday evening when Omcer Me
Gregor noticed that the light in the
rear OF the Bullard store was out
and started through the alley to IN
vesigate. He found that the light
had been broken, and also that
pane OF glass in the rear of tn store
was broken. He threw his nashlish'
into the building just in time 10 see
man jump through the front win
dow. The burglar jumped through
window light some three BY four
feet in dimensions, and then ran
down to the alley between Seventh
and Eighth streets. Omcer Brown
was across the street when the man
jumped through the window and
several other people also saw him,
as il was early in the evening The
burglar lost his hat az he cam out
the window. and the oficeFs say il
is the same hat that viii Eaton has
been wearing for several weeks Il
Is also stated that Oncer Brow and
three other witnesses rec0gnized Ea-
ton as he jumped out tho window.
Eaton and McFarlan had room
in the rooming house over Bullard 5
store, but had just left when the Of
ficers entered the room, and it was
some half hour afterward when they
were located near the court house.
1t was learned at the rooming house
that Eaton had returned . short time
before without any hat. and the men
evidently forgot that the walls have
ears. and that a party in the next
room heard them telling each other
about their escape. the loes OF Ea
tons hat, and how they expected 10
leave for Pueblo that same night.
Several revolvers and q hall doz-
en- watches were taken from the
store, and only one revolver was re-
covered. 1t was found in the rear of
the Mansion stables. where tn man
who jumped through the window
turned into the alley
The burglars entered BY rear
window by removing a wire screen
and breaking \ pane Of glaQ, after
part Of the putty had been removed.
Il was evident the same mes haA At
tempted to enter the same place one
week ago, as the wire screen had
been torn away from a window on
the opposite side of the door. and
two-thirds Of the putty had been re-
moved from q large window tight
The fact that the burglars had Arnk-
ell the alley light 10 what led Omcer
McGregof to make the Investigation
Just in the nick of time
Will Eaton ID a brother Of Jim
Eaton. who began a ten-yeaf SEN
tence at Canon City last week. Both
men deny their guilt but the o@ceFs
say they have q half-dozen witnesses
who recognized them, besides AAtOn'e
hat. and the conversation in their
room after the burglary.
McFarlan comes from Fort Col
Inns. and the police are now investi-
eating his record there
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
A Lively Runaway

u. II. McArthur's delivery wagon
was smashed up Friday by runaway
morse; The animal became fright.
ened oy train at the Seventh street
crossing making a sudden turn which
upset the wagon. The animal ran
INTO the Camfield baggage wagon.
winch was standing in front OF the
notel, and the Garfield horse Joined
IN the race up Seventh straa, The
iatter rig was stopped withaut dam
age but the hardware wae1p was
demolished and keg OF nils was
scattered from the railroad track to
the police station. "
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott E.terta,n.

Mr.. and Mrs--Jerry Elliott enter
tanned q company Of friends at their
home Friday evening. Mrs. w. A.
Bryan of Denver, who was a house
guest of Mrs. r. G. Martin, was the
inspiration of the gathering. The
AFFAIR was informal but thoroughly
eajoyable. The evening was spent
with games and music, and lovely re-
freshments were served by Mrs. FL
li0&t and her daughter, Miss Flora
There were about twenty guests
present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Forbes.

The body of Mrs. Drucilla Forbes
was brought to Greeley to be buried
beside her husband. Lucus Forbes.
who died here years ago. Mrs.
Forbes was II years old, and died in
Denver Saturday, November 2S,
1908. Funeral services were held
In Denver and burial took place from
Macy's undertaking parlors at II
o'clock Monday morning.
Mrs. Forbes was a sister of Jas.
Benedict Of Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Mrs. Wright Ento,t1i,r

Mrs, w. o. Wright eutoH7iped n
Coz com pany OF lady friends with thin
DIT party Friday afternoon Fancy
WORK TOOK the attention OF tho euests
lor snort time and they rare than
given cray pipes to dress MANY
stunning costumes were fasb;onad
from crepe paper. Late in tba auar
noon line repast was served h., H.
hostess' assisted by her daughter. "
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
Boost Greeley Made q

r>he following firms engaged in making Greeleym,,
L # is to YOUR interest and for the permanent good
bt thew be aided in creating demand for their war
her products whenever and wherever you can and h.
home community
The Greeley tribune., 1908-12-02
JUDGE BRADFMLD TAKES OATH
WIN Assume His New Duties Tues
day AHnaAk.

00y A09A40Z.
County Clerk Davis administered
the oath of once to County Judge
saeet Bradheld Monday afternoon,
80 the new Judge assumed his du-
tias Tuesday morning. His bond in
tie sum Of IS, 900 has been fled and
accepted.
Judge Nixon. who retires. has
opened his law Offices over the First
Ea4ional bank. and win take up his
practice again.
Judge and Mrs. Bradfield have a
family of two children and will make
their home in Greeley, for the next
few years. at least. He has also been
identified with church work in his
home town, and those who know
him predict that his efforts for good
In the juvenile court will be second
o1iy to that Of Judge Lindsey OF
Denver.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

S,soo-On I 81, near 18th NV; a chance
10 buy piece Of downtown property al a
very low price.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
TRANS-PACIF1C MAILS.

japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands. va
vancouver and Victoria, 3. e.. close daily at sos
D. m up to March Il, for dispatch By steamer I'm
press 4 Japan.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. "a
Seattle. Close daily st 60 D n uD 70 1la.ch
T. for dispatch By steamer Shinano Ma-u.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China and Philippine
Islands. via san Francisco close daily Al 615 D n
Up 70 March =. for dispatch by steamer China
Specially addressed mails oniy for japan KOrrl
and China. via Seattle close here daily al SIS D. n
up 20 March 2. f0- dispatch By steamer Kuneric
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands va
Tacoma. close here daily az o5 2. m up 70 March
g. for dispatch By steamer NIng ChoW.
Hawaii via san Francisco close here dsilv AZ
sn5 p n up 70 March IS. for dispatch by steamer
Alamelia
Hawaii japan Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco close here daily Al s.s5
o m. ND 10 March 1s for dispatch by steamer
Manchuria-
Australia (except mails for West Austral.al Ne~
Zealand samoan Islands. Fil Is'ands and Ncw
Caledc7is. va Vancouver snd Victoria. B. c. close
here daily AZ sNJ .. n up 70 March D. for DIS
p11ch bT steamer Nf0ana-
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco. close here daily AZ 5G5 D. n u3 20
April J. for dispatch hy United States transport
Tahiti and Msrquesas Islands. via san Francisco.
close here daily 90 615 D. m up 10 April L. for
dispatch BY steamer Nariposl-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

Dist St. near Connecticut ave. and 81.
very attractive mottled brick; 10 rooms. 2
modern baths: hot-water heat: facing two
streets; is offered at the sacrifice price q
g 500. 70 effect quick sale
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

AICAEA OFFICE: ~ PENNA- AVE
Nociee-Folowing schedule not g,aranteed
u@S A. 81 Daly-SeaboaId Mall Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 70 SaTannah and Jacksonville
through sieepeTs Washington 70 Hamlet and HAM
let 70 Atlanta PASlos s4E ~ tinehunI Dining
ears.
ID r n DAly-SesboaEd FloriSa Limited. Solid
Pullman train through 10 jacksonville and ST An
Sastine Also through sleepers 70 rlnehurst. A.
lanta. Birmingham. and Memphis Dining cars.
50 4. N. Daliy-SeaDOzrd Express Iuacues and
suilu1ans - Savannah and Jacks0nIlile-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
Bargains in the North
west.

Rhode Island are. near 18th a three-story
press-brick house; y rooms and bath; hot
water heat facing two streets. This house is
offered at a yery low figure By the owner
whose only reason for selling is 70 obtain a
smaller house.
s6.soo-0n = st. NV. convenient to two car
lines; two-story brick. with unusually large
rooms ard modern bath: open plumbing. A
chance to secure a modern home at low
ag,fe.
$3.50 A thrse-story brick containing
rooms and modern bath. with two-story brick
stable on rear. IS offered az this low sgure. on
18th. near St NV. WIZ be sold on easy
terms.
s4,cco-On H 81. NV. near 2lst. three-story
brick rooms and bath. kitchen On first
hoor: irst-class condition: easy terms This
is bargain for home or investment;
sl5W-On Iowa Circle. very attractive
three story brick-and-stone dwelling. an ideal
lone; p rooms and bath; lot "a feet front:
SiOoO less than cost
S.50-On 18th 81. three-Story brick: 10
rooms and bath: heated BY furnace: deep lot,
to alley; rented at 50 per month A good
home or investment.
S.s0-On 81. near 18th NV: chance
10 buy piece Of downtown property al a
very low price.
Dist St. near Connecticut ave. and 81. q
very attractive nottIed brick; 10 rooms ?
modern baths: hot-water heat: facing two
streets; is offered at the sacrifice price q
$500. TO eject quick sale.
S.s1O-A two-story brick house. on X 81.
near lst 81 nv; Always rented This is
very desirable investment.
Only s.5Oo-On NJ ST.. near 9Th: three-s.ory
brick house; rooms and bath: two-story
brick stable on year: 10, 2Ixl20; bargain.
sts.; large stable on rear. This property is
in the best Of repair TIE r1es ASKED Is less
than cost.
On P 81. NV. S5.75o; easy terms: two
stoB brick; rooms and bath: deep lo;
Make Ofer
S5OOe-On S ST.. near 9th; three-s,ory press
bricS; 10 rooms and bath; heated BY furnace;
rents for $40: an excellent home or invest
nent
eth st. nv. modern brick. of rooms and
bath; heated by furnace; an ideal home; only
$500
New Jersey ave. NV. near Union station.
two-stOry brick dwelling: s rooms and bath;
always rented; price only $500 A good in
EeStment property.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.


Cor. Cd and ID stS- NV Wen furnished rooms az
apartments; private baths; ntes reasonable: tran
sieuts taken; Soc un jy6-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
CHESAPkAKE q OHIO RAILWAY-

NO1E-funliSnso ony e. i4orIaallvn. sHd uCr
a2s A. A--C- x q. LIMITED, Dsily-Fsst yes-
uDulr Iraln Pullman sig peTs 10 LeXluZt0n Ls.lis-
tMie. Olnc1nnau. lnolanLlIoIlE. Chicago ana -
LOUIS. connection Ior IgIula HOt oprlDgS. Pull-
nan cars LOUISVILLE 10 NaS1Fl4is. Memp4ls and Nss
OrI.4ns- DINING cars a Ia carte SerYcr.
u-Lo r NJ. Z. y. LIMITED. DaIly-SoTia
EesLuu-e ualn- Pullman Sleepers . Cincinnati
Lexington. and LOUISVILLE CompartmenI sleeulux
C1I L. Uglnl1 dOL SlIllsA Ws4k 11ys D1ul1g ears.
4 "a Carte service fuiB24n SpepeTs ClncluLttl u
IAlcagJ ana D. Louis. aud L0gLsTIlle u MsuDhis.
Nashville. ana NeW Urleaus-
Reservations and tlcke.s AZ Chesapeake and Ohio
OElcess 5lS Pennsylvania avenue; OeS lfJn street
neLr :. anG New UnlJn Stuuon- Ieepl-Ones llsln
10 Ter 4sAlngtoa terminal Cab S-rYlce aud Aiala
$40 u Llo u q o. IlcEgI O11ce-
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL; ELEGANTLY FUR
nishcd and appointed throughout 90 s.iest cham
oerss private baths; 800 f. from Boardwalk. 800
per year furnished hotel 10 rooms. $500; fur
uished hotel IS rooms 81 20. hotels and cot+ages
for sale and rent: write us. WALTER T. REID
& Co. ISIS Atlantic ave. Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
w. H. WALKER,
Real Estate Loans, Insurance,
729 18th St. N. w.
. .ashington Heights.

$3.50 will buy beautiful three-story Broom
house. Cliffbonrne place. en- Washington
Heights. Convenient to two car lines
sll.75O for handsome colonial residence.
three-story brick y rooms. baths; hot
water heat; on Cal.ert st. NV.
S.50O-lsth St. near Chinese Legation. a
scry pretty residence Of 10 rooms: tile bath;
steam heat; southern exposure. This is a
bargain.
Si7 .5Oo-Near the Highlands. on Connecticut
ave. four-story English basement house. Il
rooms. baths; every modern convenience;
very attractive house
$1,000 large colonial house. Il rooms.
baths; hot-water heat: lot 20 feet front; an
ideal location.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
Northeast.

ss.Ooe-0n 9Th st. ne. S-room brick: always
rented. This house can be bought on easy
terms.
G St ne. two-story brick; rooms and
bath: heated by furnace: only $3.50; in the
best Of repair.
n ST. ne. Dear new baseball park-Store
and dwelling; reduced to $1,000; property
that is always rented
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

Ss1O-A tgo-story brick house. on X 81.
near lst 81 nv: Always rented This is
very desirable investment.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
RAILROADS.
BALIIMORE & OHI0 RAILROAD,

DAG41MUhE q UH1O RA1LRUAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEN TERMINAL. sd STREET NEW YORK.
Z 90 a. n Diner. Pullman Pa-lor
1900 a. n Bu1eI Psrlcr- FiFe-hour Train.
ts9 a n. Diner and Pullman Pzrlor Car
II sc a 10. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
100 ?. u. Diner and Pullman Parior Car
go p n Royal Limited All pullman. 5-haur.
iido D. u. Ccacaes 10 t..ia6elpala
so p n Diner and Pullman Pa-.o-
= % p m Coaches 10 IHll2delDllA
III p ID SleeDgrN
- IA. sleepvIs.
ATLANTIC ci1I. l79o. 'sSO. fnSs a N. nm.
80 D. T.
%" T. u oundaySs 81 a. m 80 ,. N
To BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR On IAE HOUR"
(Aeek days. ~ q. m 10 500 D NJ
.z5z. so. is.ss. Tie. ~ Ba0. SS3. Son.
isA, 'l0ao, ~ - a. NJ II ~ neon, tlzSs. = %.
l5es. SO, 800. 30. liza. -s20. fsaS. 'ls1S.
-. '4l@e' ~ - ?. ~
MESTWARD.
CHICAGO SD = L., IL. 81 ?. n
> ~ T. H. AZ > n, '4z.4s nIslL
fllIS6OkG. -s-1 a. H.. IL. -s-l9 , n. 'z50
CLEVELAND $40 D. n
SOLO4Bts, ~ ?. u.
MnEELiNG. YIN a N. - D. N
MlACAA-sI l-k, 10 A. ~, f45s. $40 D. n
kEoEkICk. Is-2. is-l2. $50 u. sI-o fsS5.
!HAGEKsTOWN. 1910 a. n. $50 .. n.
aDaiiy. Except Sunday. sSundAy only
s.1eLE LEPhONks a. al Of The following TicEet Of
ett, ai.sln Zlei New Union Station. Ticket once
SIAN aSevs AnIOrudIlOn Bureau Main l5o0
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
REAL ESTATE.

ATLANTIC CITY BRICK HOTEL. FIRST no
tel from Boardwalk. on one Of the best avenues
containing % GIest chambers. most of which ore--
look the ocean. private baths steam heat elevator
from street level; completely aad finely furnished
Throughout; newly papercd. painted and renovated
price 5000, On attractive terms. WALTER
REED & Co. 1915 Atlantic are. Atlantic Cir
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az lowest current rates of interest special
privileges with respect 10 prior payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD Qnc.l. 80 18th ST. nW. mhatf
WE CAN MAKE LOANS IN ANY AMOUNTS
from Loo 70 $4,000 al 81 and per cent
We have some per cent money
Every consideration possible shown b0r-ouer.
The Harrison Realty Company,
s07 & S. NV. Phone Aain So: North zs7A
MONEY TO LoAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans replace old ones az lowest rates Of IN
terest- AL transactions conducted with econ0uiczl
consideration for borrowers RM z SAUNDERS
L &C.. lsT 81 NJ. Ocs-o
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREg WE STORE FOR sc A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. Es-42o-
Y 10Th ST. nE. Phone Main f229 mh39ot
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. sc. AT
WEScHLERs. e2o Pa ave. NV; reasonable rates;
conveniently located. Phone n. l32 fc20t
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
EASY TERMS:

EASY TERMS:
ss.75O-on Harvard 4 west of Isth. very
pretty home Of rooms and bath. heated by
furnace; Is offered at this low price to effect
an immediate sale
WIN sacrifice for immediate sale, best sec
tion Of Park road. three-s,ory mottled brick;
p rooms. baths. hot.Entcr heat: in the best
OF condition.
S90O-On 18th 81. Just south Of Park road.
new colonial houss 10 rooms baths: hot
water heat lot 2oxi55; a very attractive house.
conveniently planned wei built and modern
in every respect. Open for inspection.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-S5OO A DAY SURE: NEW LEAP YcbR
pest card novelty just cut; easy sales; no eompe-
ttion; one agent cleared S52 first week complete
outfit free U. S. POSTAL CARD CO.. $50 Grant
ave, Chicago mh2-7t
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
DANCING.

MRS. r. N. MeGARvEY. TEACHER OF FASH
ionable daReinsi private lessons specially 1900
81 mhsS0t
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
DENTISTRY.

DENTAL WORK.
Set OF Teeth and Gold Crowns, S up: Gold FIN.
inGs. y up; Silver Filings. 4e Work guaranteed
NO pain. Dr.. GEO. L EDMONDS SO b a. nv
jal0-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; 30 EXTRACTING:
no pain: look feel act and last longer than nat
Ural teeth: shTuDken faces made normal painless
ulins. DE. J. l. WILSON. l2s 4 s. nv. uyzar
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
Columbia Heights.

$3.50 viii buy a handsome. new. colonial
brick louse. three stories and cellar; 10 rooms
and ? baths: hot-Water heat: lot sOxl5o; on
Clifton ST.. west Of 18th 81
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-AN ELECTRIC SEAL FUR COLLAR ON
18th 81. between i and New National Theater
between and $50 Friday evening. Please return
70 SosS St NV. and receive reward mhs-2t
GUARANTEED CURE FOR OLD SORES.
eczema piles. &c. TTy DIR. COSTELLO-S
sALVE. All druggists. mhl-SOt
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
OFFICES FOR RENT.
PERSONAL.
CONSULT PROF. CARL w. KENT.
The Celebrated
TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT
and
SCIENTIFIC PIANIST,
500 9th st. y. W.

Prof kent's extraordinary claiIvoyant power. CON-
bned with his superior knowledge Of occult forces
enables him TO read human life with unerTing accu-
Tacy from infancy TO old age His powers are won
deTful ard indisIutable his advice is reliable; his
information clear. concise and 70 the point IN love
courtship, marriage. divorces. sales wills patents
journeys pensions. Investments. speculations prop
erty. insurance. mortgages. oil and mining claims,
diseases sc
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALES. Si.50O-GARRETT PARK.
Comfortable 2-Story and attic house; rooms
and bath; HOT-WATER heat: &C trees on lot some
Of which are tine pe2cn trees: lot loaxl5a. This
pro2efty cost the owner over $500 and is in
perfect condition Fer further par1ic1ars consult
THOS- J. FISHER & CO.. Inc. IS 18th St NV
mhS-Js
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TELEPHONE MAIN 1858 IF YOUR TYPE
writer needs repairing; immediate attention wiz
be given. BALL. MATTINGLY & DE NEALE.
1907 New York ave NV. 2d floor. mh7-u
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

Rhode Island are. near 18th. three-story
press-briek house; y rooms and bath; hot
water heat. facing two streets This house is
offered at a yery low figure By the owner.
whose only reason for selling is TO obtain a
smaller house.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
HELP WANTED-MALE& & FEMALE.

a COMPETENT MANAGER WANTED FOR AL
teration department Apply JULIUS GAR
FTNkLE & Co. IDS + ST. NV mh7-3t
SOLICITORS WANTED TO HANDLE ATTRAC-
tive Washington book: no well-io-do Washington
ian will want to be without il state experience and
references. BOX ]. L. :. Herald Office. mh7-2t
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING CAN BE
learned AZ our school in % to 90 days. Positions
guaranteed Pittman. Graham. Gregg Barnes and
Syllable systems Individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. gS9l9 Colombo Building.
peIs tboyS and girls. Apply KINGS PALACE.
SO Seventh St ub5-st