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The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No @75l2 Polly vs. Polly; divorce granted. At
toneys. Campbell Cauingtoa and S. D. Smith
.. 3. Weikert
No. z5ls Brady vs. Brady; argued and submit
ted Attorneys. J. " George-W- +. Ambrose.
No ZfglE Smith rs Smith; trustees appointed TO
sell; bond 500. Attorneys, J. f, Bundy and G, z.
Collins
No. g7iss Ksyser vs. Albrecht; trustee to sell;
bond. sooo. Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon and
Erskine Gordon.
No. Z7135 Little Hungary Company Is Lefko;
receivers authorized to borrow certain sum. Attor-
neys, c. F. CsFgsi-C. w. Darr and c. s. Shreys
No 2350 Gavin Railway Mail Association;
motion 10 quash service oVeTTuled. Attorneys, a.
A. Lpscomb and ". l. Ellison-E. f. Collady.
Assignments for to-day:
No 2Ss GARFIELD rs. Garfield. Attorneys Edward
f. Collady-C B. WeikeFt
No 80. Brown vs. Richardson. Attorneys. J. N.
Shasberger and +. H Schvsrtz-Tracey l. Jetfords
and James 7. Hunter.
Nc 272 Holmes vs.. Holmes. Attorneys. ". G.
Gardines-WoH & Rosenberg
No "a. Woodbury. vs. Woodbury. Attorneys,
Malcolm Hufty-McNein s Mcneil and c. C.
Haekett
No 276. Mann IS. Mann. Attorneys. Albert Sell
leFs-James A. O'shea.
40. 2s. Mason VS. Mason. Attorneys. F. s.
Blaekistone- -Bsndhem & Forrest
No 80 siulligsn vs. Nnll!gan. Attorneys, Camp
bell CaTTiBgtOn-Smith s Walker
No. 25i Trammefl VS. Trammeil. Attorneys.
James A. Toomey-Wiliiam E. Ambrose
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Equity Court NO. 4.


No. Eesk Dudley rs Dudley; reference to ex-
sRlineT. Attorneys. T. l. J0nes-FCsmtsin Peyton.
No. EZ72 Healey et al vs. Cunningham Ct 81:
auditors report finally ratified. Attorney. q. ".
S0hm.
No. z0ls. Browning ct al vs.. Browning ct al: re
feITed 70 suditor. Attorneys. W. l. Growing
z. NJ Brown.
No. g5s2 Lynn vs. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company et al; receivers authorized to
make certain repairs and payments. Attorneys,
Douglas, Baker x SheTnn, Nathaniel Wilson. A.
B. Browne, and J. l. Peyser-Ralston & Siddons
and h 7. Winfield.
No. z59 Brown IS. Richardson e; a.; time 70
take testimony extended. Attorneys. B H Schwartz
and Milton StTasbwseT-T. L. Jeffords and j. 7.
Hunter.
No. 27l2 Cave rs Gave; referred to examiner.
Attorneys Doaglas. Baker & Sheriff. and 4 H
Bear-J. s Easby-Smith-
No. E59 Brown rs. Brown; motion overrlled.
Attorneys B. Il. Schwartz and Milton StrashuTgeT
II. l. Jeff0tds ard J. T. Hunter
No g7si Bannon rs. National Lumber Company
ct al restraining order rule set May s. 1913. At
torney, J. S. Easily Smith.
Assignments for today:
Ne 2ii Stubbie1eld V. Stuhblefed ct al At
torneys Easily -Smith-Lsckie. Fulton & Cox
No. a5 Mahoney rs. lockwood ct al. Attorneys,
EIig-Gulmwel-
No. q. Waters vs. Prosise Attorneys. Lambert
& McIean-Thoms
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A Chinese Opium Den.


From Success Magazine
An opium den usually takes up one floor
Of a building. Against the walls IS
continuous wooden platform, perhaps two
feet high, and extending out seven or
eight feet into the room. This platform
is divided at intervals Of five or six feet
by low partitions, sometimes but few
inches In height. into compartments, each
of which accommodates two smokers,
with one lamp between them. Sometimes
rug or a bit of mating is laid on this
hard couch. sometimes not; for the Chi
naman. accustomed 10 sleeping on bricks,
prefers his couches hard A man always
lies down TO smoke opium; for the porous
pill. which Is pressed into the tiny orifice
Of the pipe. cannot be ignited, but is held
directly over the lamp and the flame
drawn up through It.
The first den we entered was on the
second floor of rickety building. We
climbed the steep, infinitely dirty stair
way, crossed a narrow hall and opened
a door. At first I found 1t difficult to see
distinctly in the dim light and through
the thick. blue haze; and the overpower-
ing, siekish fumes Of the drug got into
my nose and throat and made breathing
a noticeable effort. There was a desk by
the door, behind which sat the keeper of
the den, with litter of pipes and thimble-
like cups before him. In corner of the
desk was jar OF opium thick, sticky
substance, dark brown in color. in ap-
pearance not unlike molasses in January.
There were twenty smokers on the
couches, some preparing the pellet Of OPT
um by kneading it and pressing it on the
pipe bowl, some doing off the fumes. and
a few smoking An attendant moved
about the room with fresh supplies of the
drug For each thimbleful, enough for
one or two smokes. the price was Is cents
(Mexican).
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DEEDS or TRUST.

Dobbin's Addition to Washington-EraEcis A.
Blundon e. ux. 10 Henry H. Bergman and
Charles Schafer to secure the Northem Liberty
Gernan-American Building Association No s.
so 400 lots q to 9. block II.
Granby-Harry T. Clayton Ct ux TO Andrew WI
son and Noel ". Bsrksiale, TO seoIre lafayette
Leaman $50, years. per ceat, semi-annually.
lot Il.
Square l57-Charies f. Adams ct ux. TO American
Security aud Trust Company. TO secure Wand
ThoFon Sa000, months. Per cent. lots. 81
and g. and parts lots 81 and &
Peters Mil Seat-Emma J. Washington TO James
F. Buudy and Charles Il Hemans. to secure
Fountain Peyton. SO. 10 25 months. Per
cent part.
Square s29-Harry E. Brown to Royal A. Hughes
and Theodore II. Upton, to secure Carter B.
Braxtcs Sl75 to Is months. Dot A..
SqgAte -4J-Elizabeth J. l. Crenshaw. et viz II
Milton, 70 William II. Walker and Charlss g.
NiIbuTn 20 secITe william V. Grier 81 0o9,
Square sl9-Mary c. Stewart to Thomas v. Stubble-
field and Garfield A. Street, TO secure Alonzo
II. Stewart, SI.A0. on demand. Per oenf. part
original lot s,
Addition 10 LIE Droit Park-susie n C1tcbeon, et
vir Charles T. NJ TO Thomas ". subblefed
ard Garfield A. Street 10 secure Richard L.
Street $50. on demand. per cent, lot 81.
block Il.
Square S2o-Amelia J. PurTington and William A.
PuTTington ct ux. to Richard c. Shannon, To Sc
-
J. lss, "a per cent semi annually, part orig nal
lots and
Square Si7-Waifer B. Williams ct TX 10 j. Cabeil
williamson 10 secure Guy 2. Warren, 500
years, per cent, semi-snuusfy. parts q lot D
Square iIS-Jgmes " White, trustee % National
Savings and Trust Company to secure American
Security and Trust Company, $3.50, years
per cent. semisnnuBlly lot Ie.
Square Zi-R Josephine Dent 10 William 4. Hih
and Charles F. Wallraf, 70 secure Daniel II.
Riggs, $3.50 years per cent, nianhnal5.
lot IA
Square zI-Elizabeth B. Mar 70 William A. Hi
and Charles r WalTaf. te secure Daniel II.
Riggs, 1880 years PEI Eat, seEni-sanuaiy.
lot is5
University Park-Harry wardmen and Thonss
Bones 70 National Savings and Trust Company,
to secure S. Percy Thompson, 5000, 3 years, )
per cent. seIni-annualiy lots 3 20 s.. block 4
-four trusts of $1,000 esch, one on each lot.
Metropolis VieW-GeoTgs L. starkey et ux 70 Car
encs f. SoTment and f. b. EFaus, to sSCurs
gosannA " CLARK. 5000. 10 years, "A per cent.
miannnaIly, part lot 90
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Lawsuits.

No. 59555. United States ez rel Farley Es sec1s-
taTy Of Interior; mandamus Attorney. Y. e Wal
lace.
No. 595as. Rosa B. Saunders, administrator. Is
The steEen & Son Company: damages. $1,000. At
toTney A. L. Newmyer.
No. 50537. Nicholas T. Haller Co. Is A. g.
Douiphsn; appeal Attorney. CTanesl MackeJ.
No. 5a55s- Robert A. Chambers vs.. Ringing Bros
damages, Si5,000 Attorneys, T. K. Keys and Edwin
Forrest.
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sOUTRERN RAILWAY.

N B.-F0loging schednle figures published only
IS information ana are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile New Orlesns
Asheyille. Chattanooga. Memphis, sI5 q n and
II 30 p. n. daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memph.s
New Orleans l0.45 p N daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, saEan-
nah Jacksonville, and Florida points 40 D m
daily.
Tourist cars for California trf-weekly, 4.l8 D m
Local for Harsonburg 50 T. q. daily; AIS D. NJ
week days; for DanEille l5 a. N. daily, and for
Charlottesville. SIS a n. and IS .. N. daily Ere
qusnt trains 70 and from Bluemont
L, :. BROWN, General Agent.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-THREE NEWLY COMPLETED
stores 7th NV, near s; rented separate OF in one
connected with arches; 5000 f. floor space; fine
chance for department store W. f. HARPER. 500
r. J. ave. nv. mss-3t
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Their Yell,

From the Philsdelrhia Public Ledger
A young man stepped into a prominent
drug store down town one day and asked
for 2-cent stamp. When this was pro-
cured he placed it or the letter upside
down and went out and mailed IL
The next morning he did the same
thing. So finally the druggist got Curl
GUS The day after when the young fel-
low stepped in he asked;
why do you always stamp your letters
upside DOWN."
Oh, belong to a correspondence school
Up the State and that's our yell"
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Enuffv suitn.

No 2T7s Ada B. Wakefield vs. Samuel 4. Wake
field; for maintenance. Attorneys. ". J. Lambert
and r. II. Yeatman.
/ No. 231sl. Eugene a. Hannah v. National Lumber
Company % dissolve corporation. receiver injuno-
ton, accounting. sud discovery. Attorney, J. S.
EasbY-Smith.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Estate Of Annie Heath order admitting wiz 70
probate and record and letters tsstsmentary; bond
5000. Attorney, T. r Woodward.
Estate Of William Dacy: order OF References 70
auditor Attorney. W. B. Reilly
Estate Of Lizzie Dewey; order ratifyiEK sals At
torney, W. D Hoover.
Estate Of Cyrus J. Reed; order granting letters OF
administration bond, $3.50. Attorney. 81 a. Msss
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL II, l903
Leave Washington New Union Station
SIS a. m.-Daily-Au points on Norfolk and West
eTn; also Knoxville Chattanooga, and Memphis
loa5 p. m.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis
New cylesns. Through Sleeper. Dining CARS.
For NoTfolk-Leaye Washington % a. n daily
II Is a n. daily, S;45 ?. daily. Arrive Norfolk
II % a. n. SO p. N. 0;45 D u.
99z ?. m.-Daily-BeTryTills, Luray, Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s:a5 a. ~ and
II 80 2. n
All information Fourteenth street and New YoEk
sEeuue Bond Building
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TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii tals0 specially addressed correspcndencs
for Japan, Korea. and Chinal, via san Francisco.
close here daily at 665 p. m. up TO May l. for dis
patch by steamer Korea
Japan. Korea China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c., close here daily at
e5 p. m up to May G. for dispatch By steamer En-
press Of India.
Japan, Korea China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle, close here daily at :05 p. n. up to May Z
for dispatch by steamer ksga Maru.
japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands, vie
Tacoma, close here daily at G5 p. n. up to May
s. for dispatch by steamer Teucere
Hawaii, japan, Korea, China. and Philippine
Islands, via san Francisco. close here daily at 6
p. IA. up to May II, for dispatch By steamer Amer
les Maru
Tahiti and Msrquesas Islands. via San Francisco
close here daily at o5 D. n up to May Is, for dis
patch by steamer Nariposa.
Australia Except mails for West Australia, New
Zealand Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. close
here daily at 6 a5 D up to May II. for dispatch
by steamer Aorangi
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Circuit Court No. 1.
TTrrrrcEa rr-rarr-un


No ls5l. Scott administrator. vs. Putnam. ad
minstatori order extending time 10 file transcript,
Attorneys, T. T. Everett. Louis Molnar, and E. w.
r. Ewing-W. H. Robson.
No 5o5S4. United States ex rel. Garter vs.. Sec
retary Of Interior; rule TO show cause. Attorneys
Howe 4 Wright.
No 5GJS5. United states ex rel Farley vs. Sane.
Attorneys, same-V. H. Wallace.
No ssS3 Hall vs.. Capital Traction Company
on Trial. Attorneys. Leon Tobriner-R. r. Perry &
Son.
Assignments for to-day:
No AL Barnes Slater ct al Attorneys
Turner & Mitchen-G. F. Williams
No liking vs. Douglas. Attorneys, Gordon &
Gordsn-Gaskins. Beckett & De Reh
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No ss56. Jackson vs. BUrgdorf: on trial At
teFneys Wolf & Rosenberg-J- ]. Darlington
No 5000. Jaquette Capital Traction Com
pany: bill Of exceptions submitted. AttoFneys
Evans Benson & Poultney-R. R. Perry & Son and
G. T. Dunlop
Assignments for to-day:
No 5e6 Cowley. Administrator. IS Randall et al
Attorneys. l. ]. Mather-C. L. Frailey
No. 2. lmhof, administrator, vs.. Chesapeake and
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AUCTION SALES.

AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co.'s AUCTION
Tooms. cor. 10Th snd d sta Nv. Saturday May
at 10 oclock Wil be sold ali goods stored in the
names Of X. c. RohereT. AiTs. L. Jacobs Mary
Adams. and C. F. Mackin. Z. 5. STORAGE co.
my2-6t
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Bankruntcv Petition.

No So In re GT0Eeuor F. Jarboe, individually,
and fEn Of Craycr0ft & Jaiboe, corporation; volun-
tsry. Attorney o. H CalseTt
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,

guaranteed.
$50 p NC. & o. LIMITED, Dsily-Fsst yss-
uegie Eala. Pullman aiecIsTs 10 Lexington. LOUIS.
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Chicas0, and g.
Louis fsTloT car t0T ugInla hot springs Heek
Gays Pullman ears Louisville 70 Nashville Mem
service.
ulo P. NJ. +. Y. LIMITED. Dsily-Sold
yestbule tram Pullman Seepers 20 CINCINNATI
Ls1mgton, ana Louisville. Compartment sleeplng
car 10 Virginia dot springs Hgek days. Dining
cars Ia caTls service. Pullman 5leepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and 81 Louis ana Louisville 70 Mempuls.
Nashville, ana AsW Orleans
AeserYatio1s as4d tiezets At Chesapeake and Ohio
0Ihces, ai3 FcnusylFaul SFenue. 6S lith street
near b. and New Union Station. Telephones Alain
sse5 iof " Washington Terminal Cab Service and Nam
lltd or LaS Tor a. a a. IlcSet Oface.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-MONDAY. MAY 4 BETWEEN $50 AND
l2 p n, between So and $50, IN envelope. with
name typewriter thereon Finder viii be literally
rewarded. Return to S. A. MORELAND. Post
office Dept my6 q
LOST-WHITE LINEN BELT, FANCY SILVER
buckle. Reward if returned to APARTMENT s.
Ths Berkshire. my62t
L0ST-FRIDAY, SMALL WHITE DOG YELL
low spots. shepherd species: reward 1888 L
81. NV; name Dandy. my63t
LOsT-BLACK GREAT DANE DOG: TAG No.
1886. Reward returned to l602 K st. mys-4t
I0ST-As GOLD WATCH WITH INITIALS H
n. S" on back Liberal reward if returned 70
HARMON 81. STAHL, 200 Wisconsin ave
my5St
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No Ell In re the payment Of damages On account
Of changes in grads order finally ratifyinz and COZ
fming awards 20 lots l63 % ls7, square ss. as
reduced By TemittitUr.
No ga. In re extension Of Fourth street; verdict
fled.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. lizl PENNA. AVE
Notioe-Foilowing schedule not guaranteed.
s05 a. 81. Dai!y-Seaboagd Mail. Through coaches
aud Pullman sleepers TO Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet
20 Atlanta. Dining cars.
$50 p N. Daily-sesboard Express. Coaches and
Pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville Tampa. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars.
B. q sTANSELL. District PASSENGER A1ent
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

FIRsT-CLAsS COOK WANTED; GERMAN OR
Irish preferred; state salary and apply with refer
enoes, MTs. B. B. HIGGS. Roanoke Hotel. Roanoke
Rapids n. c. my35t
WANTED-WANT GOVERNMENT APPOINT
ment3 Prepare for examination. FIELDS CIVIL
SERVICE INSTITUTE. l322 & st Gregg and Pitt
man stenogTaphy taHghti experienced teachers,
speed classes; examination soon; positions guaTan-
teed
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CTuesday,

Potomac Telephone Company. Attorneys. LeoD TO.
briner-G Z. Hamilton
No. IA WsriDg ct al. vs.. Clemsnce et al Att0r-
neys, N, n. Richardson Howard Boyd
No. Ss5 Ale0It-Isoss Company vs. williamson
Libby Lumber Company. Attorneys. John Ridout-
L. A. Pradt and c. F. Wilson.
No. 20. Johnston rs. Ballinger. Attorneys. ". ].
LAMBERT. II. Thusston and Coie & Donaldson
Ne 47Z GuDdiach LAttlefeld AiSord & Co.
Attorneys, David Rothselild-I J. Darlington.
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u III q FtIF NVWEEs
CHIEF JUSTICE CT,ARATGH
District Court.
.r-es--v@---

No. S8l In re Thomas z. Waggaman; trastss
authorized 10 pay commissions ID referee.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

DIR. CECIL FRENCH. SPECIALIST.
Treatment Of the Deg and Cat exclusively
Office. us 18TH ST. n. ".
Kennels. cor. PARK road and 9Otl ST. NV.
splT-St
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING = Expert Tepai-71g;
the kind you have besn looking for; any make, any
where any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL. lsJ7
New York ave. Te. Main 1883 sp7u
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL, BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C
Adjoining Chevy Chase, Nd, and within the Dis
trict Fronting oFer 1000 feet on Connecticut ave-
nue., five streets running east ard Eest $50 feet ele
yation Every lot in the tract is available for build
ing purposes Il detached houses and bungalows
erected or under course Of construction since MAY
1907, the date Of opening Of the subdivision All
city improvements, including water, sewer, macad-
amiEed streets gran0lithic sidewalks shade trees
all without expense TO purchasers. Special induce
ments are offered to those who agree TO build
Write telephone. OF call for plats and full partic-
ulaTs Autos and carriages al your disposal
THoS. J. FISHER & co. QNC.j,
TS5 18th st. NV
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& ONO RAILROAD.

0AA4 44AO1tGl @ Hkl1V 0EA1LGsO00s
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL I'D STREET, NEW YORK.
sfd0a N DiEer. Pullman parior
Js;09 a IA. bufiet PaFloF. klYe-uolE Train
81 10 a. "a. Diner and Pullman Paflor CIR.
IA ~ E. U. plneT ana Huiim1n fa-!or Car.
500 p. m hoyal Limited. Au suliInaH 5hour.
Il 20 j. d. Coaches 10 PhIladelpVa.
5 90 p. II. Diner and Pullman rsrloE.
= ~ 2, ~, coaches 70 Philadelphia
II 50 p. n. sieepeTs.
= - a. 70. SleeUcTS
ATLANTIC CITY. rNo 'so0. fu00 a N. fl9s.
10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
lWees DAYS 90 a. N. to 800 2. M
'zs2s I5J0. sss, = 30. 20, b2g s@9, 200.
g9 az. IL & a. n. il21o nooR. u @. 10.
I519 80 nB ESQ. u 90. roM. Is.N. 'lU1g.
'lg.9, 'n-g. ~ IS p N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $40 a. ~. ~. $50 .. n.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE
y 10 8, Ia, = 05 p "a, ~ 20 highG
PiTTsBUkG. 'sls a. IL, ~. 's:io p n. 'H@5o
Eigat
CLEVELAND. 'sa0 p m
COLUMBUS $50 ,. u.
WHEELING, S;i3 a. m., : 80 2. N
NINCHEsrEk, isa0 a. u, 80. i5oo p. n
FkEDERiCh. is10. Is.lg sS.l5 a IL. 81 -. iis5
ib.a5 T. 10.
HAGERsTOWN, $40 3 m., $50 p m.
'Daiiy. 1EKcepl sunday. ssuEdsy only.
lNLkfAVAEo at al Of the following Ticket Of
ave, Maln -: New Union station: llckei Otice.
Nam tss1s Information Bureau. Main s3S3.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED HANDS on WAISTS. DRESSES.
and skirts wanted. Apply at once, JULIUS GAR
FINKLE & co, 81 18th a. my53t
RELIABLE WAITRESS FOR WEST VIRGINIA
50, transportation tWhitel head waitress and
other mattresses; Pennsylvania mountain resort
PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY e29 7th 81.
my6-2s
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation ia
the District of Columbia. Renayl-
ber The Herald when placing legal
advertisements.
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REAL ESTATE.
OLIVE OIL.

By DEALING Al S. a. G. STAND, 25s CENTER
Market, next to ladies waiting rom. you can get
the best groceries for the least money. For food
OK medicinal use. pompeian Olive Oil: 75o. and
s. quart, II. ssz5. spis-Nt
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RAILROADS.

Ill LA414A N4G Lin IL
With the most luxurious. best lighted and fastest
interuTban cars ia America.
THE NEW AND BEST Way
TO BALTIMORE, ANNAPOLIS. AND GREAT
L. S. NAVAL ACADEMY.
ONLY Is MINUTES
Prom White House Station N5th and sts.
AokIHEASI), Washington to The heart Of the bnsi-
ness, shopping hotel and theater districts OF Balu-
more, and direct connection with every important
street car hne IN that city.
'"ONLY IS MINUTES"
TO ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT Q. s.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The only line whose enter that city and reach
the gate Of the Naval Academy.
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
All 10Th and SIS. cars leaving tne corner OF 18th
aud n. Y. ave. NORTHWEST every three minutes.
make direct connection with Through Limited Palace
Cars leaving White House Station:
TOR Baltimore. every hour on the half hour from
$50 g. n. to Il 30 p. n. daily.
For Annapolis and U. s. Naval Academy, every
hour on the hall hour fiom 80 a. IA ana contin-
ulhg until 20 ,. ~. aud at $50 and II % p M,
daily. All the cars. however, viii require transfer at
Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may be obtained BY taking any
Of the Limited Tor Baltimore and transferring
az Naval Academy Junction.
no walking hiring Of cabs necessary in Washing
ton to reach OFT station.
Fares. ore way. Round trip.
To Baltimore. ad.............. 15c. SIS
To Annapolis. Md. and D. s.
Naval Academy. ............-.. 75e. sL2
Tickets issued by this company include street car
fare " the District Of Columbia on TIE lines OF the
Washington Railway and Electric Company.
For Information and tickets apply at ticket of1ces.
l4th and }. I. ave. NV. or 18th and II stA ns,.
Washington. ID. c.. OF address
w. Z. SLAUGHTER,
General Traffic Manager. Baltimore. Nd
ap5u
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WANTED-AGENTS.

ACENTs- BEWARELTHE TDIEsAVER TIRE
repair kit is a spurious imitation and infringement
Of orr L. S. patent, No s97Ss7 issued In 1905 sell
Of this infringement equally liable with the
manufacturers 10 ss fer damages We shall protect
our rights. AUTO GOODS CO. Boston, Mass
my4-6t
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BICYCLES.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Private Stock Whisky, 75c a Quart.
Away above everything. JAS. D. D0NNELLY
l4th and I sts nw Wines and Luncheon Specialties
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
DANCING.

DANCING ACADEMY. as BYE ST. \. W
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers private
and class lessons; social dances Thursday. apI7sss
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
MASSAGE.

SELECT TOILET AND MASSAGE PARLORs
Hours. 10 70 10; parl0r floor oack open daily and
Sundays; walk in. 51S 18th s. NV
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE; FACE AND SCALP;
Swedish movements; electTo-yibro; open Sunday
ID floor. front; walk in a. m TO 10 D H. SIS
18th ST. NV. Phone NJ 0s6Y apls0t
The Washington herald., 1908-05-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FOR AUTO. BICYCLE. STORAGE.
or repair shop Of any kind Kmeman place cor
oft alley, bet. Iowa circle apd l4th ST. so per
and 18th sts NV my53t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREi We STORE FOR 80 a
load, UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 1892
l22 10Th 4 nv Phone Main l29 mhS9a
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
APARTMENT HOUSE
Three-story modern apartment; prominent corner;
monthly rental SlQe59 big returns investment.
SOUTHWEST PROPERTY.
I,@G
Fiye-Foom house, with deep lot; rent. SssO; in
coed condition.
HANDSOME HOME. MOUNT PLEASANT.
5000
EieYea-Foom house, with large let; steam heat; in
fine condition. well constructed; splcndidy planned
every modern feature.
-FOUR ROOMS on FIRST FLOOR.
$780,
Handsome ten-room. modern house. on choics resi-
denee street, on the Heights lot 40 feet Deep
NEAR FIFTH AND P NORTHWEST.
$40.
Six rooms and bath; good property; located right
Q STREET. NEAR FOURTEENTH.
$4,000
Six rooms and bath; two-story brick stable.
NINE-RoOM HOUSE WITH aFoOT LOT.
$1,000
Everything modern; price has Just been reduced
MOORE & HILL (INc.),
1893 9 ST. NV.
Headquarters for Everything In
Real Estate.