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The Detroit times., 1908-11-06
FURTHER CURb|NG
OF SALOONS IS
PROBABLE
PERSONNEL OF NEW COUNCIL IN.
picATEs EXTENSION or PLANS
ALONG THIS LiNE-oNLY SEVEN
LIQUOR DEALERS ELECTED.

That the new common council will
be disposed to carry out further the
plans OF stricter liquor regulation In.
augurated by the present council In
adopting and extending the Watson
ordinance would seem to be indicated
by the personnel Of the body.
There are seven members Of the
new body who are directly connected
with the saloon business. Rutter
Zoeller. Skrzycki and Carney are "a
loonkeepers. while Schultz, Theisen
and Goeschel have groceries with sa'
loon attachments. A number Of -,
loonkeepers were defeated for cleo
ton. Several plans for saloon regula'
ton were under consideration when
the imminence OF election caused their
temporary shelving.
Most Of the aldermen desire the
number Of saloons cut down as the
rapacity OF the saloonkeepers has be
come such In recent campaigns that
It takes . good part Of years salary
To make q canvass.
The occupations OF the new aldermen
elected are as follows: Vernon. Second
ward. ginger ale manufacturer; Koe
mig, Third ward. grocer; Thompson
Sixth ward. grocer: Skrxycki. Seventh
ward, saloonkeeper: Reinhardt
Twelfth ward. shoe dealer: Lempke
Thirteenth ward, merchant; Walsh
Fourteenth ward, master mechanic;
Konkel. Sixteenth ward, undertaken:
Rutter, Fifteenth ward. saloonkeeper;
Oarvey, Sixteenth ward. saloonkeeper:
Zoeiler, Eighteenth ward. saloonkeep.
or and brewer: Trevor, Seventeenth
ward, attorney.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

THE Higher Sacrifice" President
David Starr Jordan is the author OF
this essay. In which he argues for high
er education as the highest sacrifice
since the rewards OF serious learning
are small beyond all proportion &c
the labor and difficulty and persist
ence and capacity necessary to &C
quire such an education. And more
over. be urges that the very highly
educated man does as rule serve
the world Mt very small compensation
when compared with men Of lesser
training, smaller attainment and nc
greater actual service to society.
Gam. Unitarian Assn, Boston
Macauley's. Sheehan's and Hudson's
Detroit)
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06
You !! Dvspsptics
Read {!
What An Eminent Medical Man savu
pyspspsIa Really 10. Then
Gain heps.

This afIection called Dyspepsis, n
~ greatoot torment Of civilized life.
I'D n 20 b considered rather a An
I1nnatural functional dinculty than a.
nt otfuctural disease
E 4 Xho same authority has classified
v1popola thus: The Arst form dve to
10e3ono With other organs which are
~ morbid and unhealthy state. which
characterized a. q reflex action. or
ncb . typo r. the nausea and vomit
- caused By irritation Of brain. lunsA
Nor or uterus.
he second form II caused By scantv
Dp1y Of eastfic Juice, made evident
~ olOWness OF digestion. Iona retain.
In Of food n the stomach. distrsss
lneaa long time after meals, accom- man.
~ wolghty and uneasy feelings n
q stomach. dscompositioo Of food
n1lmontaTy canal caustng fetid and
n gnses and the appeAranes OF IN
1cGtsd food IN The svscuatioas from
~ 1n1r1 ana last form Of dy.p.p.
-. orc1e61n9 20 this renowned msdi-
~ HIT, y that which accompanies
$3.50 Ahnognal quality Of the gastric
'1nice. comboued With the partial paral
ysis OF the stomach's muscles 90 that
this organ cannot sufncientiy mix the
food with the digestive fluids.
etuartp Dyspepsia Tablets will rem.
ody each condition Of q stomach NJ.
\ nictsd with Dyspepsia a. above de
scribsd.
These tablets contain dieestive
asonts which act with or without the
nid of the stomach. One grain Of "A
ingredient used In these tablets viii
dlssss 5000 grains Of food, and 4
nocesssry WIN % 10 In . glass vial %
that me digestion can b seen By the
human eye.
They help the stomach. enrich the
h1oo1 rovitaliss the gastric Juices,
G0vo sfreagtA % the ailmsntsry nerves
90 glands. They are recommended
~ oVosy AsuGg1gt and $1,000 physi.
G1ooe vho - - preacrihe them,
5Goe ! boa toony fzo0 aAy drus stors:
rC1co &c; - oDol - POOR name and
4 115ooo and W Vim end you . tia
1880 ~ 0!a11 ~ Ae1rees ,. =
- o. ~ oounet 49, Nas.Aall
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

has done. Mr.. Smith IL himself an
engineer OF high class and his book
IL written with the thorough knowl-
edge OF an engineer. The character
OF Captain Scott Is one Of unusual In
terest and II is handled with artistic
skill
Gam. Unitarian Assn, Boston;
Macauley's. Sheehan's and Hudson's.
Detroit.)
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

toc and t6e Fianneiettes, 9 Sac yd.
1000 yards Of neece-lined Flan-
nelettes for Kimonos. They are
mill lengths g to IL yards) and
come In hundreds OF patterns, both
light and dark.
t2c Outing Fisnnels, &c . yard.
$50 patterns to select from. Good
heavy quality, with a thick, neecy
nap. Colors are washable.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06
THIEF WHOLLY CURED OF
IMPULSE BY SURGERY

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. canton Berg.
IL year. old. on whom an operation
vss performed In the hope of remoy-
ing an irresistible impulse TO steal,
was discharged from the Trinity hos
pitaly, and returned to his home.
He said that An aversion had come
to him OF theft or crime OF any nature.
and the physicians interested In his
case believe he has been won to
honesty.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06
BOOKS

Wyoming" by william Macleod
Rains. In this vivid story the author
has captured the breezy charm OF
"Cattleiand," and brings TO US the
turbid life OF the frontier with all Its
engaging dash and vigor. The char
acters. each and all. are drawn with
mastery vigor and help forward the
swift movement Of the plot. This is
one OF the very best of the stories of
the outdoor west. The reader will
ind Il interesting to the very last
page. Illustrations by Clarence H.
Rowe.
"a. w. Dillingham; Co, New York !;
Sheehan's. Mscauley's and Hudson's.
Detroit.)
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

Sons OF the Puritans." Brief biog.
raphies OF George Fhsbie Hoar. by
Francis C. Lowell: Phillips Brooks, by
Charles Carroll Everett: Roger VOL
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06
KENTUCKY W.. MICHIGAN

Football Game at Ann Arbor, Nov. z.
Michigan Central announces round
trip rate Of 76c on the above coca.
sion. Tickets good on all morning
and noon trains Nov. 7th. returning
same date. II
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06
CHILD DIEs FROM BURNS.

BENTON HAHBOH, Mich, Nov. 8.
Harry Calkins. four-yearold son Of
Mr. and Mrs. James Calkins. this city,
n dead a. q result Of frishtful burns
which he received while playing with
matches. Left alone by his parents.
the child climbed out of bed and OBJ
tanned . handful Of matches from hIs
fathsrs vest. He struck them and
ct nre 20 his clothing.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

You are not entitled TO much credit
for doing the things you want to do.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

Captain Thomas A. Scott. Master
Diver" by r. Hopkinson Smith. The
story told OF Captain SCOTS efficiency
In the diver business n short one and
easily recognised among the best
things Of its sise that famous author
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

After n man gives his word he
should try to keep t.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06
Special Priced OUTING F2anneI

&c outing Fianneis. Sc . yard.
5 to 10-yard lengths In light and
dark colorings. Firmly woven
quality.
16c Plain Outings, lie . yard.
These come I'm plain pink. blue.
gray, tan, etc. Very soft, thick
quality. with fine twilled weave.
Fine for sleeping garments, \etc. \
SECOND FLOOR.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

In after years what q man doesnr
know his son can teach him.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06
CUM. QUe--Hand0Iphand Gratloi

10 iesfhsra IRE plain. nsss kisd. tsAs
ioeks right fsAsss rvfsu.s c. x
dean y Is Phone tsss
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

s-s go c. IS jess "a r ..s t Pson. asa ''>'-
The Detroit times., 1908-11-06

Press cut Colonial Cracker Jar,
Gin. tall, beautiful clear crystal
glass. special, 4Sc.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-WESCHLER's 30 PA. AVE. NV.
good place to dispose Of your furniture pianos
&c, by auction. Satisfactory resulia Prompt re-
turns. Sale every Saturday 10 A. m je2i-SOt
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
BUYING LOT SAFEST WAY e S gHR LARGEST DIVIDEND
AUCTION SALES.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's sALE-BY vIR-
tue Of wit Of fen faeias. issued ont Of the
clerks Office. District Of Columbia. and 10 me direct
ed, viii sell, at public sale for cash. in front Of
the courthouse door, this District, at 10 O'Clock
TUESDAY. July p. lss all the right. title
claim. and interest Of the defendant. being an un-
divided one-haif interest In and into the following
described real estate situated in the city Of Wash
ington, District q Columbia 20 wit: All Of lots
% and IS and parts Of lots a. q, l0l, H. and p.
IN square No ll93 bounded as follows: Beginning
at the southwest Of lot i6 and running thence
north on the east line of Twenty-ninth street
I3 Sl0O feet; thence east q feet thence
northeasterly In straight Ilne to the south
east corner Of lot p. IN said square; thence
east along the north line Of lot - 10 Rock Creek
thence southery along tie west bank cf Rock Creek
to the southeast corner Of said lot &C. and thence
west ON the south line Of said lot i6 TO the place
OF beginning subject 10 a right Of way ten feet IN
width along the third line Of the above description
seized and levied upon the interest Of the de-
tendant. William f. Kelly trading Kelly &
Rawlings. and sold TO satisfy execution No. 1920 in
favor Ct Emile c. Schafer. trading as E. G. Schaf4
a Co. AUIICK PALMER u S Marshal
ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctionecr.
jcl8.30. jyl0E
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
MANY LOST IN BRIDGES FALL
Steel Structure Over the Rhine I'm
Germany Drops Into River.

Cologne, Germany, July s.-The new
steel bridge under construction over the
Rhine at Cologne fell in to-day and many
OF the workmen. engaged on the struc-
ture lost their lives. Up to noon four
teen bodies had been recovered and nine
men have been taken from the water
seriously injured.
The sca1olding supporting the powerful
crane used in the erection Of the central
span OF the bridge collapsed and the
crashing down Of this section carried with
Il several other spans. Some OF the vic
tins are still underneath the scaffolding
and there is no hope whatever for thei.
lives. Immediately after the accident boats
put out for the scene and began the work
Of rescue. About a score Of struggling
men were quickly picked up.
The police and fire brigades of Cologne
were notified and hurried to the river to
assist IN the work Of salvage and rescue.
II is impossible 10 tell at the present time
the exact number of victims.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
SUPPLIES IMMENSE FIELD.
II. p. Andrews Paper Company Has
Had n Wonderful Growth.


Washington can now boast OF other
special features than the fact that il is
the Capital and the most beautiful CITY
in the United States.
L has now the distinction Of maintain
ing the largest single business organiza-
ton Of its kind south Of New York.
This establishment is known as the p
P. Andrews Paper Company. manufac-
turers' wholesalers. and retailers Of paper
and stationery.
some Idea Of the inmensity OF its trans
actions may be gained in the information
mat wholesale as well as a retail bust
ness OF buying and selling. paper and sta
uonery is carried on by the firm.
The r p Andrews Paper COMPANY sell
practically every business house of i'm
portance in this city Office supplies. wran-
ping paper. twine. &c. They also furnish
number Of widely circulated trade pa
pers with material. besides supplying the
government with the legal and official
stationery and paper that is shipped and
distributed all over the world.
Almost without q single execution tba
entire printing trade, as well as practi-
cally every first-class printery in the
South, depends on the house of Andrews
Tor their printing supplies Thousands
and thousands Of dollars worth Of print
ing supplies are shipped daily. The i'm
mensity Of the r. P. Andrews printing
trade shows that the firm has the conf
dence Of the printers in this city and
Southern and Southwestern States. They
appreciate the advantage OF dealing with
large house that can be thoroughly re-
lied upon.
This department Of their business has
been greatly enlarged and vastly i'm
proved only recently, and the facilities
for handling the enormous amount OF
work necessary 10 the success OF this
branch Of their operations have been
widely augmented.
Their factories, salesrooms, Offices. dis
tHbuting and shipping departments ars
the largest Of their kind south of New
York City.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
BOSTON FIRE LOSS $1,5OO,oOO.
Companies Hit Hard by
the Water Front Blaze.

Boston. July 9--Practically the entire
loss of $l,JOo,Ooo caused by the fire which
destroyed almost a quarter of a mile Of
the water front Of East Boston yesterday
will fall upon the insurance companies.
The Boston and Albany Railroad Com
pany, which is leased by the New York
Central, had property valued at 1.OOO. 900
destroyed. including the two piers used
by the Cunard Line and g grain elevator
The Leyland Line pier was also de-
stroyed.
1t is believed that only one person has
perished. Daniel Sullivan. a watchman at
the Cunard Line pier.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-FuOhshed only as information and moi
guaranteed. -O'
400 Z. NC. 4 o. LIMITED. DaiIv-F.s, -
tibulo train. pullman sleepers 10 Lexinstm rss 80
ylLe, CINCINNATI. Indianapolis. Chicago and S9
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot si1rines u}e% ~
man cars Louisville to Nashville. Memphis and Ns-v
orleans Dining cars, i 10 carte service ~"
II 10 L. M.-E. h. v. LIMITED DaiIv co,;,
vestibule train Pullman seepers 10 C1ncipnst9
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment SIso-,'
car 10 NlIgnla Hot springs week days Dlnino s1-
Ia carte service Pullman Sleepers CipcinsstGi - .
Chicago and st. Louis, and Louisville 10 MemT,,s
Nashville aud New Orleans. iA4-S
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Obio
Onlces. 5S PENNSYLVANIA avenue; I33e n stTeet
and New Union station Telephones. Ns,1
1850 for Washington Terminal Cab Service ana 49,
lO66 or 256 for L. & U. Ticket Onice ~4H
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWv

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL II lse
Leave Washington New Union Station
sl5 a. m.-Dafly-An points on Norfolk and W..
en; also Knoxville. Chattanooga and MempbI.
l0S5 p. m--Dsly-Roanoke. Bristol Wins,or
Salem Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville MemDhs.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining cars -
For NOrfolk-LeaYe Washington 20 a. M a,u
ll:l5 a. m. daily (excpt Sunday Arrive No-fois
II 20 a. m. $50 p. m
40 p m--Daily-BerryVille. Lu-ay Shenandoah
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest sriTe SIS a. N. and
II 80 p.
All information Fourteenth street and Ne,r Yo-L
avenue Bond BuidinR1.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N. B.-Following schedule figures published o,i
as information. and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile New O-l..,.
AsheVille. Chattanooga, Memphis, els a. M and
uDU p. N. daily ~
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga. Men,rn,.
New Orleans. 10 rs p m. daily. 1-A'
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta. Aiken sav,n-
nah, jacksonville, and Florida points. I:lo n :.
daily -
Tourist cars for California. tri-weekly, 4lO D. m.
Local for HarrisoEburg. 30 a N. daily: al5 n \,
week days; for Danyille. sI5 a. m. daily. and so-
Charlottesville sil5 a. m and 50 D. n. daily. Fr-
Quent trains 10 and from Bluemout
L S. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
TRYING TO QUIET INDIANS.
Agent Goes Among Chief Crazy
Snakes Braves.

Muskogee, Okla. July 9.-In an attempt
TO induce Chief Crazy Snakes braves TO
give up the corn dance, which brought
hundreds together d. II. Kelsey. govern
ment Indian agent. is visiting the Hick-
ory Camp to-day. Residents of this re-
gion are still in a panic. and the State
militia Is ready for instant use
Washington attorney is blamed by
officials here Tor the trouble. II is claimed
he advised Crazy Snake TO resist all laws.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

1lCAbT OFFICE, l4N PENNA. AVE
Notice-Following schedule not guaranteed
eos A. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Mail. Through coaebe,
and Pullman sleepers 10 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlst
to Atlanta. Dining cars.
go r. NJ. Dafy-Seaboard Expres& CeachcS and
Pullman to Savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa, Atlanta
Birmingham. Memphis Dining cars
4. u. srANSELL. District Passenger AgsuS
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
W., 3. & A. E. RY.
The Electric Line. "

DOCbLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
Ihb BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ANNAP.
OILS. L. ;. NAVAL ACADEMY,
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace from White House statila
'l5ih and II S.. NORTHEAST.
30. $50 1890 1850. 'llNo. and u30 A. no =. lq4n
noon. E2o. 100. 80. 21O. 80 $50 $50 sDo "a
oS' S5o, go. go 100, ~. $50. go. 1000.
ard II IS p n. daily
For AnUapolis-s.3O. 30. So. ESQ lO.0 and
10 a. m: $3.50. l.5O. 30. $50. 4S0. $50. $50
80, $50. and IFS ?. H. daily.
Indicates local trains Al others are limited
stopping only az Naval Academy Junction No sslE,
ing or hiring Of cabs necessary.
Fares One nav p,,s 49,.
AA-'---i- -It------------.-.-., t5c, So
10 Annapolis ard L. &
Naval Academy .......... T5c 0os
All 81. cars run direct to White House station
Ticket oice at lith and " Y. ave northwest and AT
White House station. 18th and stS NORTH
EAST. Telephone NJ 1906
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

AbIisS' CAFE-oNE OF THE NCOOLFsr AND
ceanest in the city. Meals all hours spsrial
summer rates. LOG Pa ave. NV. next door Mt
Vernon station). iy2-f
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
To AND FROM
CHESAPEAhE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JUNE .. ISS


SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTION
WEEK DAYS.
GOlNG-Ly. District Line station 9.5 a m
u 90 A. N. 80 =. II, $40 p. IN, 7.i5 I. M and
9ij J. ID.
hEIUkNlNG-Lv. Chesapeake Beach. $50 a m
1000 ?. N.
- SATURDAYS.
GOlNG-Lv. District Line station, s.25 a m II IN
a. N, zoo p m, 800 ,. N, $50 D. N. las "a m
and 9a5 2. IN '
RETUENING-LV. Chesapeake Beach $50 =,
E;5 J. m. zoo ,. n, $50 ,. m, 20 u M ssn
?. n, and 1000 p. N
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOlNG-LY. District Line Station. e2s M
800 a. m, 200 !. m. 500 p. u, 400 d M "a;
y. H., and 9:i5 ,. m.
kEIURNING-LY. Chesapeake Beach. 100 m
l2:i5 =. ~, 2:l0 2. IN. 900 D. m % n m 90,
,. n. and 1000 p. N.
PAUL Y. WATERS, General Manager.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-WHITE POODLE on WHITE LOT on
Thursday evening; name Rags" and ''23i y. CAP.
st " on collar Reward II returned TO "a n Cap
itoi 81.
LoST-A GOLD WATCH. WITH MOROCCO FOB
and medallion charm 50 viii be given the per on
returning the same to Rev. Z. ID. HUNTER. 'he
Portncr Flats YlG3t
LoST-JULY 9. CARROLL AVE. BETWEEN
Takoma Park and Averel. hand satchel containing
watch. rosary beads pOcketbook. &c Suitable re-
ward n returned 20 ". A. WIMSATT, Avenel. or
r. W JOHNSON. 2C6 9TH 81. sw. Nlp2
THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM ~ TIE CITY
for I0c and pc per gallon. delivered LACEY's.
COZ New York ave Phone Main e53. ls-u
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
Ten KILLED An Fnu Of Roo,

st. Petersburg, July s.-The roof Of a
house being constructed near the Donna
buildings collapsed this morning and
crashed down through the partly finished
floors. Ten workmen were killed outrighf
and forty others were injured
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
PHILIPPINE APPOINTMENTS.
Reports of Cholera Declared Err
rOneOus-Plague Is Decreasing.

Manila, July 9.-Gov. Smith has appoint
ed a new insular commission and con-
firmed the appointment OF Ignacio Villa
NOR to be attorney general. 10 succeed
Gregoro Arened; G. R. Harvey, TO be So
hcitor general, the Office having hereto
fore been vacant. and Isidro Paroles. to
be judge Of the first instance, to succeed
Newton W. Gilbert.
The reports Of cholera among the men,
bers Of the First Cavalry are erroneous.
Lieut.. Jones having died after being de-
tached from the service. The cholera Is
decreasing in Pangasinan.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
HELP WANTED MALE G. FEMALE
GOVERNNIENT CLERKs

who are tired Of being mere cog In a wheel
those who wish % loosen tho shackles that bind
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which permits of no brain development 20 let d.
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business Send for our large illustrated cloth
bound book explaining everything concerning the
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BY S0O00 corporation. Call or address
DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LEGE tsiccessor 70 The Spencerian) Academy Of
Music Building 9th and D sts NV. iyi-eod-f
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
FOR SALE-LOTS.

SIX SUBURBAN LOTS; As MINUTES FROM
Treasury Building; on electric line: easy terms /:
price, S39 each.
Two large lots on Baltimore and Annapolis electric
line, one car fare; cheap" win build house for
purchaser BOX l2i Herald Office iyl0-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
FOR SALE-FARMS.

30 ACRES. GROOM COTTAGE BARN. STA
bic, &c. overlooking the Potomac River; one OF
the most beautiful locations in this section electric
cars pass through the property; station on farm
Just the place for the summer; owner leaving and
must sell; very cheap property for some one; only
1850; investigate at once. BOX l25, Herald oAce.
jyl0u
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR 4"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL I'D STREET. NEW YORK.
2 80 o. ~ Diner Pullman Parlor
Isa9 a. m. Buffet Parior. Hve-hour Train.
w .. N. Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car
" ~ a. m Diner aud Pullman Parlor Car
y - =. IL Diner ana Pullman Parlor Car
70 ,. NJ ROYAL Limited All Pullman 6hour
It-y p. m Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
oNg p m. Diner and pullman Parl0r
s ~ y m Coaehes 70 Philadelphia
y 90 y. ID. Sleepers-
80 a. m. Sloepers.
o., AILANIlC CITY. Il 90; 800. fnn a N. uOO.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
WEEK days Z % a. N. 20 90 D. M
80 A5-, Io50. lo-O. 1900 ~. 800 SD .sOo
s.5. llgM. " W a. H.. ~. 90 nOon ~ 70; q O
aa5' 70 100. 80. $50. 4a9. Jia5. .-500.
4o-S 'lIs5. '2So 2. m
,,,,,.... WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, IL $50 u M
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
s;ig q ~. : Is ,. N. -; 40 aight
night. . -' ~S
CLEVELAND. $40 D m
OGLUMBUS $50 o. m
M,AibkL7L1lNG, ,9:lo a m. $50 p. M
EE5NTH VI IA E3I ER Z 10 a N, l4oo. 150o p.
i545 p M. $50 ''
HAGERsTowN, $40 a. m. 1890 D m
$ 80, and $50 D. m
DAILY ik1cept sunday. Sunday only
IELEfHONkS az all the following Ticket Of
nocs: liE 81 NV. Main 1891. 6lg Peppsyiyania
e.e, Main 20. New Union station. Ticket Olice.
Malh iSo1- inionAuOn BUREAU Main 1880.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-10

FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia. Washington. July g. l9OS.-Scaled pro-
posals viii be received by the Librarian until 70
a. m, on MONDAY, July l3 1903 for binding
books for the Free Public Libnry during the fiscal
year 1850 IN the Library's hndery. Specif-
cations and all necessary information will be
furnished on application al the Library. GEORGE
r. BOWERMAN. Librarian. Free Public Libraiy,
ID. C. ia
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PROPOSALS.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia July g. 1905 Proposals for
the uaf Of the Sheets of the TricnuiHl Assessment
OF 1903. for the purpose of compiling the new As
sessment Books q the District 0f Columbia viii
be received az this Office and opened on JULY g.
1905 Copies of specifications may be seen at the
office of the Assessor of the District of Columbia
HENRY B. f. MCFARLAND HENRY L
WEST. JAY j. MORROW. Commissioner ID. c.
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