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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
MARAUDERS RUIN
FRUIT TREES

Evidently aetuaiea by a desire for
revenge for a faneied wrong. some
person on iaat Sunday night de-
stroyed a portion Of q valuable or.
ehard owned bY Fred Miner. a
farmer living near Nashou, on
Nanhoa Island. The person who
wrcaked the havoc stripped the
bark from = apple aud plum trees
IN the orchard. which will result IN
all the trees dying.
Deputy Sheriffs cameron and
Wise vent 10 the island yesterday
and made a thorough investigation
OF the case. but could obtain no al
rect clue to the perpetrators. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
MOTHER OF DELEGATE
DIES in BALLARD

MIRA Julia A Waakey. mother Of
Ffsnk Wasket. delegate from Alas.
-, dlfd this morning Al the hume
# hsr aoa. Twenty eighth a. \. v
aad Meai Seventy at.. ballard
TIE decreased was - ycafa old
fanorai arrangements wtll be held
FRIDAY afternoon. at O'Clock. At
the residence. intsfment will FOL.
loz at Cfusn Hiii cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
SOLD SAME BOAT TO
TWO PARTIES

because he a. said 20 have sold
the same boat to two parties re
reiylng the purchase price therefor.
an Information vas issued to-day by
the prosecuting attorney charging
b. y Dudden with obtaining money
under falae prctenaeA
The complaint vas brought by
. II. IIill. who bought the gasoline
fishing schooner D1Eainica from
Dudden on November 4. 1907. for
the Aum of $500 Later Hill claims
20 have learned that Dudden had
sold the same boat IN July OF last
year to A Aci.eish for ttI3.
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nolghbor with whom Miner had
trouble u suspected
The maraudera had evidently
wrapped their feet In EunuYaacka 10
avoid leaving any clue behind. The
proceedings are regarded as au un-
warrantable outrage by the reai.
dents Ia the vicinity and II Miner
and his friends learn the Identity
IF the guilty parties. the officers
would not be surprised to hear Of
a tar and feather episode.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
PLEADS FOR FORESTS.

Enon 4 Mills. OF the bureau Of
forestry Ia an address az the Y.
NJ G A last nlght. made q strong
plea tot the preservation of forests
stating that restrictions ought ia he
made Ia regard 10 cutting the trees.
aud that others should be planted In
their place lie also advised the
training Of Young men to ho Wise
torestcra and loak after the welfare
vt the forests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
PLAN TURBINE srGAnERs.


LOS ANGELES. Cal. March II.
\ line OF speedy turbine steam.
ships 20 ply between San Francisco.
San Pedro. Ol.oa AnRelesl aud San
Diego. cutting tirs time from %
hours 10 ~. and putting the aorv.
lee ia the first rank Of cohatwlBe
lines on the Pacific coast f. plan
ned by the Pacific Coast Steam.
ship company. according % semi.
information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
ALVIN D. FAY DIES
AT SONS HOME

Alvin u Fay. 81 years old. died
this morning at the hun~ Of his
aon a. 81 Pay. SCI vtsw ~.
Funeral services all - held Ffi
day at : p IN ht the residence
iateFment siii follow AZ Mount
Pleasant cemetery The deceased
leaves two sona. Iienrg n FAY %
seattle and Clarence fAy Of Ap-
pictun. MINI.
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SEEKS REST
in DEATH

- ttttNA ffHaf
SACRAMENTO. Cal. March N -
After several months effort O. earn
a llvlng IN local dance hall Mfa
lsuey Hove. Wha loft her husband
and child IN The Daiies. Oregon.
after a quarrel In a suicide. victim
Of earhulie acid.
she Was only 20 years Of aEe
She lett che following note
I'm tired Of iiViug I'm lust 90
tled OF u that I couldn't be- happy
I hate e. live this way. Coed b, q
every body - sister mother and
baby. husband aud father. too
rnodsh life welcome death
Don't feel too bad I'm better Oft
dead. u God viii give mo death
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tsssttis Star Exclusive Service. }
LONDON March Herbert ~
Aaqulth. chancellor of the eN.
chequer. Who viii succeed to the
premiership should continued ~
health force The retirement of sir
Henry Campbell. Zimmerman. has
represented the district OF Fife w
the house Of commons since iks6
lie was elected TO his present poai.
tion In 1906. when the Liberals came
into power aud sir Henry was made
prime minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
STILL AFTER The
OSBORNE ESTATE

VIM. &. Osborne and other
claimants Of the estate Of the late
James Osborne filed an appeal to
day IN the federal court from the
decision Of Judge Hanford who held
that the Osborne viii was valid In
hia will the deceased left 500. 600
10 form the Nucleus OF fund for
the building of a city hall
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petition for the pardon % Chester
Gillette. murderer ~ Grace Hrowu
VIII be presented 70 Governor
Hughes nsxt week. The parents of
the convicted man obtained the
names 20 the petition.
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LAST SPIKE DRIVEN.

. STEVENSON. Wash. March
= 1.-THE driving Of the spike
. that formally heraida the enm-
. pletion Of the spokane. Port
= land q Seetiie railway from
. fasco O. Vancouver took place
. uear Stevenson Just before
. noon- There Nas no elaborate
. ceremony and little speech
. making most ~ which 10 70
. served for The banquet az vaa
= euuvcF tonight
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TOBACCO TRUST
SUIT is BEGUN
tsy United press.)

NEW YORK. March ii-Thomas
Fortune Ryan, the fianneior. WAS
the star witness today in the gov.
ernmrnts suit Ia dissolve the To
baeco trust. While upon the stand.
Ryan told Of the negotiations be-.
tween the American Tobacco com
pany and the Imperial Tobacco
company for the sale Of the re-.
speetiyc rights Of the two com
paniea. bat be denied there was
any agreement designed 20 prevent
competition
RYAN waa followed h. VIM. Duke
who corruborated what the finan.
eier testified and declared. more
over. there had never been any In.
tcnilon OF creating a monopoly.
The Cottage CITY and the Port
land sailed for ports IA Alaaka last
stfgHf tisssA anrF4ss1 fail f.naasaRaEf
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NO ONE RESPONSIBLE
FOR SCHOOL FRI


CLEVELAND. O.. March n. =
The corouer's verdict IN the .
, case Of the Colilnwood fire dis q
asicr indicates that no one viii .
; be held responsible i0F the .
; death Of the i6i children. .
The decision Ia that the fire .
; started IN closet from over. .
; heated furnace pipes Janitor .
) Hitter Il exousrated The cor q
) ouer attributed the loss Of life .
to the panic following the =
, alarm Of fire. =
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TO ENTERTAIN MAocAel1s.

Mira NJ Crosble viii entertain the
Modern Maccahce Social club to.
morrow evening az her home. sf01
Prospect st
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Steamer Edith sailed this morn
ing for Valdez and the AK sails
tonight for gkaRway and way ports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
BASEBALL GAME.

The Nationals and tho Halniera.
sem. professional baseball teams.
will play at Dugdales park Sunday
AT o. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

Gov Curtis Guild Of Aa@aacha.
sets has been nominated BY Gov
Warner OF Michigan as candidate
for vice president Ia case Taft IL
nominated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
TWO BURNED TO
pEATt IN MOTEL.


PORTLAND. ore. March II.
News has iu.t reached here {
} from the little village OF Cath {
J lamst that the Columbia hotel
and tho Residence OF W A
Vice. u that place. burned I
} Monday night. resulting 10 the I
J death ~ 1. Sheets and Gam I
MeCoy. gasMts Of the lsotoi. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
OFFICERS AND OWNERS.

d towman president. J. G. Drake president and
Frank hantord Ashton
Judge G. II Ianord q Bennett Victor r. Tul
and officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
rHsrIs COMING

4' 'as Merchant Exchange :
-. ..' 's word this morning =
49, me cape that The United >
revenue cutter Thctls :
49,. s'sea IN. The Thetis has .
\ $50 ne II members Of the .
y a. y The Japanese sealef =
y .-1s'na daru. which vas .
'smber. ''"' iass NO
$3.50 $500
a, "sns Murderer Psreonsa.
s-eaN' y. y. March 1.-The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
81 No. 90 3-keyed Spring
Pin lumber Night
Lock 69C
O. O E..s:.inIs1

IS srTue fuanufaT D. TIE onfF secure
iseE hnfane caa pick 3 fpruutsu loeb
VIII srfiuE tHalitsr q 10 different
There are huf faM Nnu can make
danilesdte fsY that VII open = srfiHH
funhIrF iafz When fhsf have TIE orig
inaH hdF HH pattern.
HHHtert FuuF property protest fnuf
self uifh = good fafk HfffCk f8a slpaf
before fts hafer T. stolen =
These locks are rrFrrEihie and are
uaad on doors that swing in or cost,
nick - plated STEEL ksfs with eaeif lock
FHHI directions fGf putting On with each
lgHE
.fiff SO fas rateut burglar preaf
Hait NiEhs fi9t X 81. ss-st a.sssst .pas
OF IS 30 10 IfsiEInaHn Pin rambier
cylinder Night Lock .a.... ...4. gss
sse So. IS garrurafsd steel EeY
ffiH Niahf f.ofH ....a#.... -. . Sic
fie Quart Cans Paint .s45 .....4.l. ipe
7He e. -Galiau cans Paint .-..4.. H3e
Ell 80 faifau Cans Paint sse
eainr rsfda l1sf4 cant tel taiaf.
aafa ends March 10
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
PROGRAMMED OF WAGNER MUSIC
Third Concert of the Philadelphia
Orchestra Given Yesterday.
Musical Treat at National Theater.
Carl POIIg Conducts Intel
ligent Interpretation.

The third concert Of the Philadelphia
Orchestra was given yesterday afternoon
at the National Theater The programme.
entirely Wagnerian. was a musical treat
such is is rarely enjoyed in Washington
Carl Polg, the conductor, Is peculiarly
gifted in his reading and Interpretation Of
Wagner, particularly his oYertures. In
yesterdays concert the audience recog-
nized al once his wonderful understanding
Of the moods and passions OF the great
composer.
The FIRST number was the well-knoWn
and ever-popular overture TO the Flying
Dutchman. and contains most OF the
striking themes Of the opera. The play
ing of the "Siegfried Idyu." too, was
more than a delight in the purity and
delicacy OF the orchesration, which so
fully exploited the love motifs as 10 be
closely allied TO a serenade.
March Funebre from Gotterdammer-
ung" is an excellent example Of the power
Of Wagner in expressing a mood. and at
the same time telling a story in music.
The majesty and solemnity OF the entire
march is an artistic triumph.
At the intermission and by special ro-
quest, the orchestra played the overture
to Tannhaueser. in a thoroughly satisfying
manner. and the concluding numbers left
the audience more than satisfied with the
afternoons performance. There was a
large and fashionable audience. represent
ing both the social and musical world.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
MAI. PIERCE RETIRED.
Mai. Ives Also Placed on List by the
Retiring board.

orders We're issued at the War Depart
ment yesterday placing on the retired
list Mai Charles C. Pierce, chaplain.
Corps of Engineers, and Maj. Francis J.
Ives surgeon.
These officers were unable TO take the
recent horsemanship tests.
Mai. Ives is now on duty at the Pre-
sidio of San Francisco.
Seven retirements have resulted from
the deliberations Of the Dayis retiring
board, which has been holding sessions
In this city for the last several months.
About thirty cases were considered by
the board, and all except one Of the Off
GERS ordered before the board appeared
for examination.
Maj Chittenden. % the Engineer Corps,
was unable 10 attend because Of illness.
He is stationed at Fort Lawton, near
Seattle, Wash.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
PUBLIC LIBRARY CLOSED.
Assistant Librarian Vitz Is Victim of
SmalIpOx-Other Cases Reported.

'Ttthts-a FD& NfANFa hNUBEtEh.
The Washington public will be deprived
Of the convenience of the Public Library.
at Seventh and K streets northwest. until
next Monday. and, perhaps, for a longer
period. The building is now in charge of
Health Officer Woodward, who took pos
session Saturday.
Carl p Vitz. assistant librarian of the
institution. was. last Monday. found to be
suffering from a mild. though well-de-
fined, case Of smallpox. Mr. Vitz. it
seems, visited his home a small town
in Illinois, in the Christmas holiday sea-
son, and attended a family reunion, at
which, it is thought. he contracted the
disease.
The building is being disinfected by the
Health Department, and DR.. Woodward
says there is practically no chance for
the contagiOn to spreai. Mr.. Vitz. who
lives at Z1S Eighteenth street northwest.
has been removed to the smallpox hos
pital
Five other cases Of smallpox have been
reported TO the Health Department with
in the past few days, all the victims be-
ing colored. They are Addie 2. Stewart.
1923 First street southwest: George H
Spinks. I229 Third street southwest; Mrs.
Buchanan. Il NJ street southwest. and
Julian Brown, Il NJ street southwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
Mr.. BERRY LAID TO REST.
Rites Conducted Under Auspices of
the knights of Pythias.

With solemn Pythian ceremonies,
Nathaniel Berry. one of Washington's
oldest inhabitants. whose death. Friday
afternoon, was announced. was buried
yesterday afternoon in. Congressional
Cemetery.
Funeral services were held at O'Clock
at the residence Of his son, William IL.
Berry, n9 G street southeast. Rev. Rich.
ard L. Shipley, pastor of North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church, conducted
the services.
The pallbearers were chosen from men,
bers OF syracusian lodge No. 10, Knights
Of Pythias, Of which the deceased was a
member. They were: Messrs. II. A. Rau.
P. c.: J. c. Mcqueen, p. G. c.; II. s.
Sheedy, ]. F. Richards. A. l. Jarboe. and
W J. Garner About twenty-five men,
bers of the lodge were present.
Mr. Berry is survived by two sons, Will
lam H. Berry, plumber, and George V.
Berry, who has been I'm the employ of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany for more than twenty-seven years.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
REV. FATHER sTAFFORD'S WILL
Priest of ST. PatriclS's Church Re-
members AsyIums and Relatives.

The will Of the Rev. Father Denis j.
Stafford. who died January 3, dated May
g. 1905, was filed for probate yesterday
by Attorney Henry ". Sohon
Father Stafford bequeathes 70 s.. Vim
cents Orphan Asylum and 10 the trus-
tees OF st. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum,
$500 each. He also bequeaths TO the Cath
olic University his books. and such as are
duplicates and already in its library, and
such as the university does not want, he
bequeaths 90 Rev Father Thomas +. Nc
Guigau. and Rev Father William j. Car
rOll. Of ST PatriCk's All other pictures.
pamphlets. books &c. are given 10 Mrs.
Helen G. WhttOn.
The remainder Of his estate, real and
personal, is bequeathed TO Mrs. Whitton
and her sister. Margaret Stafford The
value of the estate IS not indicated by the
Will or papers filed with it.
By Will dated December IL. 1872. Mrs.
Caroline WyviU, who died January II, de-
vises her entire estate To her husband.
Edward II. WYNN, and names him exec
utOr
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15

Miss Harriet B Ioring. and H. J. Bl0ant; secre-
IarE john r. Heap. treasurer. g. Clarence Duah
executive committee. the president. the treasurer.
and the secretary, eZ-0hgo. and Mrs A. /. Bar
Der. Henry T. Blouut Mrs Henry +. Biount Mrs
T. Cairns Sfrs William F. Chandler W. 4. Du-
ran Miss ~ Z. Gale Mrs. =. q. Halliday Alrs-
j. p Henderson. CTsmm0ud Kennedy AlTs. Cram
maud Kennedy Mrs. NJ. a. knowItou. Miss Har-
net T. Loring Rabbi Abram Simon. John VI. cit
Jerman. J. 3 Henderson. IT,. II. b. =. Macfar-
land Mr- H. B. T. Madarsud, Barry Mehap,
David T. Mckee Miss Elsa 8lckeeyH. Miss Addi-
seu Mitchell. Mrs. Florence Murray Mrs Allison
Nailor. Mrs. r. q. Ptck, r. Ross PeTu, Miss Man
g. pcet F. ". Pratt Miss Elizabeth A. Richard
SOD cen. Rufus saxton Mrs f. T. Smith. Mrs
Marv Howe TortEu. j. r. T. Tupper. j. Edgar
,mita Dr. Herbert T. MARTIN. Edgar y. Shaw.
Charles T. Kern. Carl AucIbach, and Mrs lie Dr0it
IanElIa BaIber.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
SHORT WEIGHT" CHARGES.
seaIer Haskell Swears Out Informa-
GiOn Against Manager j. ii. IIass.


H. c. Haskell. Sealer of Weights and
Measures for the District, in COM
munication TO the Commissioners. yes
terday, stated that four informations had
been sworn out in the Police Court. charg-
ing J. II. Kays, local manager Of the
Crosby Milling Company Of
Minnesota. with selling flour at short
weight.
In the report Mr.. Haskell says numer-
Gus complaints have been received at his
office of the short weight flour being sold
He says he had called Kays attention to
this fact several times, and twice called
him 10 his Office and personally COM
planned to him.
Complaints still continuing To be re-
ceived," the report read, and feeling that
due notice had been given to Mr. Kays
and no apparent regard being paid to the
law governing tire sale Of commodities
in the District of Columbia, / had four
nformatioHs sworn out in the Police
Court charging him with selling -four
of short weight"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
All His Own WAY.

The Public Printer seems to be able to let
contracts to whOmever he pleases. when
ever he pleases, however he pleases. and
anything else he pleases. he does after
ward.
Is it to be believed for an instant that
the odd Audit System Of Vice President
RaynoT who. though in the Office to work
out cost system" takes great interest
in its furniture. would bid on anything
like such desks or would induce some
other firm TO bid?
How joyful bidders must feel 10 meet
the agreeable Mr.. Stillings, our Public
Printer.
How easy It seems to be to let contracts
for $4,000 or less without any known COM
petition
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
DRY HEARING POSTPONED.
Consideration January 23 OF Bills
Affecting sale Of Liquor Here.

Because Of the necessary absence Of
Commissioner Morrow before "a committee
Of Congress, and the possible absence of
Commissioner West, the Commissioners
for 10 a. IN. tomorrow to authorize cit
izens of the District of Columbia to vote
on an excise law, and also the bin in
troduced 10 prohibit the manufacture and
sale Of intoxicating liquors IN the District
Of Columbia until Thursday, January 3
at the same hour.
The Commissioners have also received
II. r. Bill o. TO prevent the sale Of
vinOus. spintu0us. malt or intoxicating
liquors I'm the District Of Columbia,
which Will be considered at the hearing
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
Approve Application to Begin Work

The application OF the Washington, Spa
Spring, and Gretna Railroad Company,
to begin work or that line was yesterday
approved by Capt Morrow, engineer Com
missioner
The proposed road viii run along the
Bladensburg road, from H street to the
District line, to Spa Spring A deposit
OF 500 will be required before the permit
will be granted.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
BACK FROM MONTREAL.
Commissioner NIHcfmrIand Goes
SIeigh-ridinE la Canada.

Commissioner sIHcfHrIand Goes
SIeigh-ridinE ia Canada.
Commissioner Macfarland. who went TO
Montreal, Saturday. and spoke Monday
before the Canadian Club and a repre-
sentative audience of that city on The
National Capital OF the United States. 9"
returned to his desk yesterday.
In opening his address at Montreal, Mr.
Macfarland paid tribute to Ambassador
Bryce and his influence in increasing the
friendship between Great Britain and the
United States, whose relations Mr., Mac
farland said We're never closer than now
Mr.. Macfarlaud received many courte-
sizes in Montreal, and among them a sleigh
ride to the top of Mount Royal. where
he saw some characteristic Canadian win
ter sports, the whole country being COW
cred with snow. and every vehicle being
on runners.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
SUES FOR HEAVY DAMAGES.
Mr. Nelson Wants $4,000 for Al
legged Injuries.

Charles ". c. Nelson yesterday filed
suit to recover from the Washington.
Alexandria & Mount Vernon Railway
Company and the AnacOstia d Potomac
Railroad Company the sum OF $4,000 for
injuries which he alleges he sustained in
a collision between cars Of the companies
near Fourteenth and B streets on March
10 last
Mrs Ann EliXa Elizabeth Patterson also
filed suit to recover from the District Of
Columbia and the Capital Traction Com
pany the sum of $l0000 for personal in
iuries. which she alleges she sustained in
August last by falling into a hole in
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the New
National Theater, while attempting 10
board a car
Effective Decorations for Dinners,
Teas &c Choicest flowers Sbaffer 14tbX-I
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News. ani al
pofnts south-Norf0ik and Washington steamers
every evening IN the year al 8 30.
To Rocs Creek Bridge, biological PARK. Chew
Chase and kensing5on-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New YORK avenue every httesn mintues-
To Alexzndria-EeTry steamer LackaH8una every
hour ana q hall from 6 a n 70 s 2. n
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
APPROVED BY PRESIDENT.
Mr. Roosevelt Agrees with Gov. Ma
gOOn on Evacuation of Cuba.

President Roosevelt wrote a letter 10
Secretary Taft yesterday, in which he
fixed February I. 1909 as the date upon
which the present provisional government
will be ended. and the island turned over
TO its next President and Congress. which
will be elected next December. His letter
follows:
Ny Dear Mr. Secretary; ! approve the report Of
ro' Magooh ana your letter thereon, and they viii
be transmitted to Congress- together with coyv N
this letter,
l direct that the installation Of the president ard
congress OF Cuba, 20 be elected next December and
the turning over of the island 10 them take placs
not later than February l. 1903 II it can be turned
over earlier I shall be glad but under no cir-ro-
stances and for win the date be later than
February !, 1909, Sincerely yours
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS

To Mount Vernon every Saturday
for school children. Round trip, 25c.
For Mt. Vernon, Alexandra. and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandra
& Mt.Nernon Ry. Sta. 18th & Pa. ay.
TRAINS FoR Mt VERNON CWEEK DAYS..
70. II A n. y NOON, ! AND 2 p. 81.
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLINC,-
TON DAILY EVERY . MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15

Is the puTest and best medicinal whisky
Cn the market Physicians recommend il.
Phone Main 20S2-Joseph p. Fegan, 4OS
9Th ST. nU.-fOT a full QL, 81 delivered.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
7uIJ Cream Cheese. ISc Ib,

Potted cheese. Sc; eggs, 24c: butter. 32c.
minCemeaJ. &c. pint jars mustard So, to-
matoes, &c and Sc can; l5c pineapple lOc.
cleaned currants. Tie J. T. D. Pyles'
Stores
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
FcEan's Granville Rye

Ripe with age and Of the mellowest de
velOpment A whisky of medicinal value.
Wm. Cannon, I225 7th st. Phone n. as.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15

Great Rear Spring Water, Gals, soc
Office. 70i 18th ST. Phone Maine 3240
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
star-of-the- 80 FIour. se.OO Bbl..
nuri.aima a Snn.rinr p WhI.I-r

sSc SIX, potatoes. pc PIX; orange mar
malade Sc: India relish. Sc: ch0w-ch0W,
lac. pickles. 15c J. T.. d. Pyles' Stores
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15

Mrs. Mcfarland Urges Inter-
est in Humane Society.
PRESIDENTS ANNUAL REPORT

ORGANIZATIONS work
Compared FaVOrabIy with Other
Cities-HOrse Owners VI. p. 4. Op-
position Is Observation-Disclosures of
Omcers-Mr. snow Again President.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15

Table d'HOte Dinner, 75c: Lunches a
la carte Park Hotel, Winter Garden, ". Y.
ave. and 18th ST. Hungarian Orchestra
during lunch. dinner. anG supper
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15

Gatti'S Olive Cream Shampoo
Is the only pure olive oil hair invigorator.
At druggists.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
FIowerr Co. Recentions

Table and other decorations are notable
FOR beauty when supplied by Guide, 12l4 +.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-15
For Food or Medicinal Vse

Get an Original Can POmpeian Extra
LucCa Olive Oil. Your druggist or groce