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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23
THE PRICES or AGRICULTURAL.
PRODUCTS.

far-reaching movement has just
been Instituted in Wisconsin in con-
ncction with the meeting of the state
branch OF the American Society of
Equity at Eau Claire.
The tobacco department Of the
society, which is the most important
in Wisconsin, have decided that all
tobacco not sold by a certain date
shall be siezcd boxed and placed in pool
to be held for higher prices. The mini
mum prices determined on are Is cents
for the best grade 12H cents for the
medium grade and 10 cents for the
poor grade. Arrangements have been
made for financing the pools and for
rendering financial ASSISTANCE to those
who would otherwise be unable to
hold their crops.
This action Of the tobacco depart
ment marks the beginning Of actual
warfare between the buyers for the
tobacco trust and the State branch of
the american Society Of Equity, and
is possible that the battle may be
waged as bitterly as that in Kentucky.
the tobacco company has so far re-
fused to pay the prices demanded by
the farmers organization. and, declar-
Ing that the unsettled money market
VIII aid to break up the farmers union
has Commenced a vigorous campaign 10
erect Its disruption 1t will likely be
war to finish and it Is doubtful ~
much Wisconsin tobacco will be placed
on the market for many months to
come.
Officials of tho union docIare thu,
hundreds of farmers are adding their
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23
LII.I TENANT-GONERNO sITUA-
TION.

The mountain rule" which DEGREES
that the governorshif shall vault the
serrated submits of the Green Noun
tain every two years, also provides
he on the opposite side Of the noun
tain from that occupied by the gov
crnorship, so that there is no danger
the State will tip up politically, pro-
vided the executive does not too far
out weigh his vice- governor.
Up to the present time two counties
in the State have put forward candi-
dates for the lieutenant govcrnorship
on the west SIDE the assumption hav-
would prevail this year, as biennially
since it came to prevail. Rutland
county is represented in the list Of as
pirants in this connection by Dr.
John A, Mead, and Addison county
puts forward two candidates in the
person Of Judge John T. Weeks of
Middlebury and x-Representative NJ
F. Barnes Of Addison. It is not i'm
possible that other candidates may
appear particularly If there should
be new Developments in connection
with the contest for the governorship,
but in all human probability the next
lieutenant governor will be selected
from these three names
The first thought that will present
Itself to the political observer in this
connection is that Addison county is
handicapped in this race by the nos
session Of two candidates. It has
sometimes happened that county
struggle of this character has been
carried to a state convention without
the loss to that county of the office
sought but where contention be-
tween two candidates of this kind is
not settled in advance of the nominat-
ing convention the result is ordinarily
disastrous for the county's claim to
recognition.
We understand that this fact is ap-
preciated in Addison county and that
an EFFORT has been inaugurated TO
reach some basis of agreement look
Ing to solution Of the situation. but
at last accounts no definite step had
been taken. In the meantime an ac-
tive canvass is in progress and the
contest between DIR. Mead and Addi-
son county's representative promises
to be as lively as that between DR..
Mead and former Lieutenant Gov
1904.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23
THE HOME OF WELI.-KNOWN
I'LL STR tToK.

The stephens house Is one OF the most
picturesque in its ncighborhood, The
large doors of an old stone barn now
form the north windows and skylights Of
the studios. The house is built of iron
stained quarry stone, with Mint and sneiss
interminrcd, running from almost white
through grades OF yellow, brown and
gray to almost dead black. These stones
are pointed ana dashed above with creek
sand mortar. Tho second story is covered
with cement, which forms a pleasing con-
trast to the brown shingled roof and
lower wallis
THE plan or tho house is somewhat I'M
usual but extremely artistic and practi-
cal. All the bedrooms and sittns-rooms
nave windows facing the south. BY build
Ing the bedrooms on the south side. the
passageway from which they are reach
ca mas windows on the north side
ms house, so charming outside. is no
less attractive within. for 1t fits the needs
or It's owners and seems to express their
iiVes' There is quiet feeling Of restful-
ness and harmony. but nothing Of pre-
ten'iousness Suburban Life for jan
uary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23
PRESIDENTIAL SENTIMENT.

Presidential sentiment in Vermont,
as We have said. Is as a rule divided
between Governor Hughes and Secre-
tary Taft. the paramount feeling on
the subject being that the national
convention should select the candi-
date who will most appeal to thu
American people At the present time
public sentiment Is without question
largely in favor Of Hughes, and this
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23

Now that the SAFE Of the Mount Mans
Boston has been ratified by the United
States court it is to he hoped measures
may be soon adopted to push the line to
Morrisville and thus make it an import
ant link in transportation in the central
part of the State. This line opens up
ono OF --' most beautiful and picturesque
regions in the Green Mountain State. and
1t ought to be put in shape to secure the
generous patronage the scenery in that
section deserves for It,
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THE wUrKLY rRmE PRESS.

THE WEEKLY rRwE PRESS,
cents per copy, 80 cents for sia nsenths'
sLeo year, postage paid.
Advertisements and subscriptions re-
ceived at the office. 1ss College street.
Full Advertising rates sent en- APP l'ca-
tion.
Accounts cannot be opened for sub
scrfptions. Subscribers will please re-
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until payment Is received. and all papers
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for.
Remittance at the risk Of tho subscrib-
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Usher
The date when the subscription ex-
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sufficient receipt for the first subscription
When change Of address Is desired
both tho old and new addresses should
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23

names to the membership rolls daily
and that within a year or two practi,
eally ali the farmers OF tho State will
be organised, About thirty-rve years
ago a similar movement for tho or
ganlzation Of tho agricultural interests
swept over Wisconsin and became so
strong that 1t elected william r. Tay-
Tor MS n farmers governor"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23
INFLUENCE OF COLLEGE FRAZIER
MITES.

Congressman James S. sherman of
view york is Sigma Phi. After he
"au won certain primary election.
one OF his opponents went about ex-
p'u"'hs 1t thus: IT tell you. these
oo'ese clubs is great. We'd beat Jim
sherman out Of sight II 1t want for
mem signifies, When my boy goes to
oo'ese hes going TO be a Signify sure
ns you're foot high,"-Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Record
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23

Charles II. Davenport, formerly edi-
tor of the Brattleboro Reforrcr, has
accepted the position of editorial
writer on the Worcester Evening POST
the only democratic daily in Worces-
ter, and has moved his family from
Erattleboro to that city Editor Daven-
port was one of the most virile and
forcoful writer's in Vermont Jour
nalism, and even those who disagreed
with his intensely partisan views were
constrained TO respect his ability
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23

The Mddlebury Register prints
handsome illustrated supplement de-
voted to the Morgan horse farm deed
I'd to the government by Mr.. Joseph
Mddlebury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23

When you want anything. advertise in
the new special column of this paper.
week which 1t will pay you to read
about. See page two. This paper has
more than 5000 readers every week
and one cent a word will reach them all.
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WANTED.

BURLINGTON, THURSDAY, JAN. 90.
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Terms--S1.00 n Yenr. In Advance.
RATE IN CANADA.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CThursday, July
CThursday, july 2, IoOsO

n, C T. a, to Mary A. CurTaa. lot 81. square
Brishtwoo5 PaTk-Harry r. Greene Ct uz- to
Michael F. ODonnell lot 81. block g. SO.
Homead Estate-Thomas +. Bones and s. Percy
Thompson. trustees. 70 Elsie b. Bisehof. lot
H. square g336 SO.
Wisconsin Avenue Psrs-The Capital Realty Cen
pany 10 James T. Madore lot 9 and tart lot
s. square 1859, SO. Same 20 Mary +. Harper,
LOT and Tart lot g. square 1850. SO
Inclcsure- Morris Macdauie executor, 70 John
Wignall. part. 25S.0
Twenty sixth street and Virginia avenue northwest
ClaGd Livingston 81 ux. to Virgil c. Wrenn. lot
o. square L. 80. Virgil c. Wrem e. TX. 20
John b. Elkins. half share in lot .. square Il.
SO
Petporth-Bates Warren ct al to Madison whiDple.
lot -. square T2l. SO.
Charles F. Benjamin and Roger T. Mitchell. tr1s-
tees, 10 George r. Randall. lot SO. square 2s3s.
HSe
Manr Park-wiliam NJ Terrell. trustee. to- St.
George r. Ra5y. lot H. square 53H, SO
HOmead Estate-ThOmas p Bones and S. Percy
Thompson. trustees. 70 Nellie T. Jones. lot rs.
square 1896. SO.
TWENTY seventh street. between I and streets
northWcst-EdwaId ". Dun e ux 70 Augusta
{. McU, lots 6l. G.. and e. square g. So
Second and streets uortheast-Rosa ID. Shoes 10
GecIse G. Sholcs. lot 81 square rs. SO.
Washington HiFhlands-Charlcs q. Taylor 10 Leris
A. Cusan. lots 81 and & block IS SO. same
70 Rc1hen A. Crusan, lots is. 30. s.. and 81.
block Is. SO.
Columbia Heights-Nisdison Whippie et ux 70 Bates
ard John l. Warren. part LOT 2, block 35 SO
PetwCrth-The Kerncbunk Realty Company 70 Id
mund G. Shorey lot l3 square s. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Jeannette r.
and label H. Lehman. 70 John F. " BoVie.
lots AZ 20 i5I SO. John f. ". Bowie 20 Harry
l. Rust same land SO
Cleveland Park-South Boston Realty COMPANY 70
Amelia W. Burton. lots a and S. square 1856.
SIC
Twontysecchd street ard Virginia avenue northwest
Elizabeth W. Goodman et Tir Edgar 3. %
Henry O1enburg lot 81. square 81. SO
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert ". Wright .. and Minnie A Denton. y.
both Of Nigor, Va. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Clarence A. Chism. =. and Amelie A. Kahlert. 3
Rev. John Weidlpy
Riech c. johnson. Is. and Harriet C. Dant. %
Rev. W. d. Kean
Joseph B. Much Is and Edith J. Taylor. q.
Rev. A. Johns
Charles z. Williams Is. and Mary D. Beach, IS
both Of HyattsUlc. Nd. Rev. J. J. Muir
William ]. Geliuk. .. Of Cleveland Ohio and
MIRA ID. Zirkle. p. Rev. G. z. Wilson.
Wilhelm schulze, g, and Bertha Beutler. s. Rev.
J. A. Menzel.
Frank Z. Carter. g. and Mary E. Lawran o. Of
Mount Vernon. Ohio. Rev. Il. B. Hosley
Robert w Beavin. 50. and Mary II. Lona1. 81
Rev. r. l. Wright.
William A Rolf. .. and EthsIyn E Davis. s.
Rev. 7. L. Davis
Wilmer Z. Swank. 42. and Airline A. Davis. 80.
both Of Har1S9nburg Va. Rev J. 3. Mclaughlin
Charles II. Willolghby and Viola Herbert, l6.
Rev. q. T. Maydwcl.
COLORED.
Ernest A. Lockwood. p, and Irene A. Denney. IS.
Rev J. !. Carroll
Nicholas Quinn. 81. and Fannie Blackwell. 81.
Rev. o. II. Wood.
John H. Thomas. 3. and Nora Smith. j Rev.
W. J. Howard
Russell W Settle. q and Margaret Green, u.
Rev. G. W. Lee.
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lS53 VERMONT AVE NW.-CHUICE FRONT
rooms oyerl5oking circle; home cooking. summer
rates. r23t
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Benuing Heishts-The Valley Realty COMPANY 20
William Z. Walton. lots 81 to "a. IS. Il. and 7s,
block 546. SO.
Addition 10 Le Droit Park and Dobbins' Addition
20 Washngton-William A. Hyde et ux. TO
Emma J.. Sitter. l0t p SO.
Trinidad-Henry A Lihger T.. et 70 Josie
Ryan. lot a, block !, SO,
Josie Ryan 20 Henry A. Linser, r.. lots =, 2.
p, square SIS. SO
Harlem Hillary NJ smith e. ux % D. 2. ".
Brown. part lot s. SO
Duncan street northeast-Mary z. PenSowsky et
rIr. Arthur T.. 10 piLehuTst Park Company. lot
Il. square 1855 500
Twenty first and streets northeast-Edward o.
c1stell ct ux- 10 Mary A Coz. lot .. square
s20 Second street southeast-Irvin Z. Jones et ux
% Florence A Lloyd, part lot :, square 757.
$50.
{ street northwest, between Fourteenth and Fr-
teenth streets-H2nry s. Matthews. trustee, 20
NJ. II. Winter and Gcorgc H. Fairs. original
lot IS and part original lot Is. square 35. SO.
Br00klaud-Stelhcu r. Elder 70 Stephen r. Wan,
iot T. block Is. SO
Addition % Le Droit Pcrk-Ger-rldc Z Lewis 20
Harry 6. Burrier. lot p square .. $3.50.
$40 . street between First and Third streets
northwest-Charles ]. Walker et ux 70 Marie
Mchinn0n. lot l66. square So 500
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Domenico
block 4, so.
Four-and-ahalf and c streets northue.,-GeorSe
W Brown and Charles Early. trustees. 70 John
T. Arms. lot S. reservation 10. S.6Oo
Meridian Hill-Mary l. May % Emma L. Hazen. lot
a. block -. SO
Twenty-third street between NJ and streets north.
west-Henry II. Hazen TO Bernard A. Duke
original lots Il and p and part of 10 square
80 SO
Meridian Hill-Mary L May % Henry II. Hazen
lot e. block Is. SO
PotvCrth-Charl-s T. Richardson e TX. 70 Arthur
B. Gleason. lot a. square 302l. SO
Wisconsin avenue and z street nurthwcst-A. Geary
Johnson e. ux. 70 Jacob y. Belt, part lot "a.
square 1856. SO
Wcodridge-Andrew Foesum 20 Frank X Steele
lot , block r. SO
Fairiew Hcights-Jennie F. CLARK % Caleb D.
Burnley. lot 20. block T. SO. Caleb d. Burnley
et ux % Elizabeth c. Breese. same land. SO
Barry Farm-Mary p. Mynsbridge % William II
and Bruce X. Undcrdue. lot L. section l. SO
street, between First and Second streets south.
east-Walter c. Balderston. administrator d b.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

". B.-FolloWing schedule figures published ouly
Gs information. and not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
Ashevile. Chattanooga. Memphis. Sis a. m and
100 .. m. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Menphi..
New Orleans. l0a5 p m. daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. sayau-
nah. jacksonville. and Florida points 4a0 n 10.
daily
Tourist cars for California, tri-weekly. 4aO d m
Local for HRriSonburg 30 a m. daily; I:i5 u no
week days; for Danyile. s:lB a. N. daily and for
Charlottesville. S:l5 n. and l55 p ~ daily Ere
Queut trains 10 and from Bluemont
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate Of jeremiah d. Burns, order confirming
report.
In 70 Amy C EcShardt Ct a.; order for addi-
tional bond Attorneys. Douglas. Baker & sher-
nh.
Etate Of Robert II. Payne order admitting viii
20 probate and record and letters testamentary: !:
bond 500 Attorney F. Z. Elder.
Estate Of H. D. Cochrane; viii dated March l.
1888, fled
Estate q Charles D. Beckwith: order granting
letters cf administration; bond. $50 Attorney
Irwin r. Linton.
Estate Of Charles G. Beckvith: order granting
letters of administration: bond. 500. Attorneys. h.
b. MOulton and W. l. Amhrose.
Estate cf Catherine Burgess; order granting let
ters Of administration; bond, 500 Attorney. T. L.
JcIOrds
Estate Of sanis E Hewitt; viii dated June 90
1907. fled.
Estate Of Maria r Dare. will dated April Il.
1865. and codicil dated june %. 1875. filed.
Estate Of Edwin Harris. viii dated July i.
1905 fled.
Estate of Dixon Fullerton; order admitting will
10 probate and record and letters testamentary
bond. $1,000 Attorney. J. ". Latimcr.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
NOTE-Published onIy Is information a.,

NOIE-Published only as Information, and not
guaranteed.
100 p. NC. & o. LIMITED. Daily-Fas, res
tibule train Pullman Sleepers TO Lexington Iouis
Vile Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago and ~
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot Springs Phi.
mao cars Louisville to Nashville Memphis. and New
u:lO F. Nj H. V LIMITED Dale Sol;a
yeStibule train. Pullman sleepeIs to Cincinnafi
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
la care service. pullman Slcepers Cinclnnan 10
Chicago and ST. Louis, and Louisville TO MemDhiS
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Obio
Oilices, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 1883 4 street
and New Union Station. Telephones: Main
1880 for Washington Terminal Cab service and AIain
1855 E06 Tor L. a o. Ticket Office
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES. DIS
trict Of Columbia. Washington. June 2. isO8-An
owners or keepers q dogs in the District q Co
lum6ia arc Iotihcd that the yearly tax imposed by
act q Congress on dogs owned kept in said Dis
Iict will be due and PAYABLE JULY J. and upon pay
ment Of said tax tags viii be issued. as provided By
the same act, BY order Of the Commissioners q
the District of Columbia. Z. q. DAVIS Collector
Of Taxes. D. c. iyl-et
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sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. l4n PENNA. AVE.
Notice-following schedule not guaranteed.
9:o5 A. NJ Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 10 Savannah and Jacksopyille
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet
20 Atlanta. L ming cars.
go P. NJ. Dnily-Seaboard EIpress Coaches and
Pullman 70 Savannah jacksonville Tampa. Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars
\, u. SrANsEIsL, District Passenger Agrnt
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HELP wANTED-MALE G. FEMALE

WANTED-HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES AND
other pubic school students 70 investigate
proposition 70 GUARANTEE good paying position
% III who complete course IN shorthand and
bookkeeping or tcegnphy and railroadng.
courses are extremely practical. being taken from
actual business transactions. you do not have 20
spend hat a short time in cur college until you are
qualified Tor a good position; 500 1 deposited in
bank 20 back our claim that we teach more book
keep ng in THREE months than other colleges DO
In SIX months. Send or call for large cloth
bound books fully explaining everything. DRAUGH-
ON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE tSuc-
cessor 20 The Spencerianl Academy of Music build
ing 9th and ID SIS NV V3eodtf
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL II 1913
Inare ANashinntnn Nn.r I-rio.. g.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL II. 1905
Leave Washington New Union Station.
Sis a. m.-Daily-An points on Norfolk and Was.-
EN- also Knoxville, Chattanooga. and Memphis
l0:5 p. m.-Daily-Roanoke. Bristol winston
Salem Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville Mernpb.s
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars
For Norfolk-Leave Washington i:0 a. NJ daily
HIS a. m. daily Except Sunday Arrive Norfolk
Il % a. N, SD ?. N.
i05 p m.-Daiy-Beryville Lursy. Shenandoah,
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest arrive sA5 a n. and
II 30 D. m.
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
(Bond Buildingl.
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DEATH RECORD,

jeremiah s Armstrong Govt. Hosp Insane G. yrs
Jacob EIendt Govt Hosp. Insaoe, ss years.
Elizabeth +. Hamilton. 3l35 2ith 81 ne 50 years
Sara J. Smith, I2ll Sd 81 Sc. 81 years.
Charlis Godfrey. BenninE road. months
Catherine E. Haffer. 5l6 18th ST. Sc. months
William C. Grooms 9l6 2d ST. Sc, months.
COLORED.
William l. Grantlin s3i ST. sw. 80 years.
James Crooks. 2c, Sherman ave. nw.. 80 yearA
Albert Brown. CO. Navy place Sc. 10 years
John F. Hughes sS2 :, 81. Sw.. 81 years
Mary NJ. Washington. 10 % st. sW.. IS yearx
Francis Smith. l2i5 9th 81. NV. months
Frank A. COntee. 1903 ID 81. sE months
Helen Adams lC0 ith ST. NV. 4 months.
Bernie McIuoe. fs5 Cullinnns alley slv.. mouthA
Gecrge Mcdonald. H4 "a 81. sv.. 8 months
John II. Jackson. Il L 81. nv. 2 months.
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Eanity Conrt No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No ZsA Scott vs. Mills a. al decree fer sale.
Attcrneys NJ. Hufty-Barnard & johnson. NJ y
Richardson W L. Pollard. and Brandcnhurg &
Bandenblrg
In rc Qunacyi James WhC,an crdor authorizing
Investment ard additional bond
In re llunacy} Adam Boz; order for sale Of real
estate
In re lunac7 ". josephine Bridget; order for
sale Il real estate
Nc L5A. Brown vs.. Richardson; order for pay
mcnt q aiiulozy from registry of court Attorneys
y. II. Schwartz ard Milton StrasburgeT-T, l..
Jefords ard ]. T. Hunter.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-03

No 5sz2 " T. Galliher & Bro. vs. John Miller
et al land on Bladensburg road. being known az
part u Y0ungsborough Long Meadows and
Trin.dd SIO.8
No. 5sG The s. Kcighley Metal Ceiling and
Manufacturing Company IS The Trades UniCniSt
Company; property designated as 6l7 street north
west. east 70 10 feet of lot T. square ass. SIS.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

LA--Ah 4 Nf-N ANApN 0lAAAONs
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. z3D STREET NEW YORK.
= 30 .. m Diner. Pullman Parl0T
IeoJ a. M. Buffet ParOr tlVc-h0ur Tr1in.
= 20 A. H. Diner and Pullman faTlor Car
III 20 4. III. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
= 80 y m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
: 20 H. m. Royal Limited All Pullman. ShOur
a 20 D. u Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
800 D. m Diner and Pullman Parlor.
: 80 b. IL. coaches 10 Phlladep phia.
'lZDJ ,. 10. SieepcrS
- a. M. SlcyperS
ATLANTIC CITY. 170o; 900 fu0o a N. TOO.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR"
Week days ~ q. N. % 90 p. m
~. l5.o. lb.J. = 90. = ~. lSJ. ; 80. .e0o.
sl5 t29g. '3D. i3@, $50 Ii9O Jas. $40.
i5u3 80 $500. $50, Il ~. 'sM. ts-g. 'l9&N.
'l025. ms. 'l21O p. m.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. r:22, $50 D m.
,,CINCINNATI,. ST LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
APII IIIsBuRG' 'saO a. u. 'l.2. 's:lo d N. II %
CLiYELAND. -slO D. m
col IMBUs. $50 D n.
MMIEiNac4HhfISfTt MINcHfSftR isaS 30 m m $50 1iso
fkEDEhlCk. N2O. iel0. ss.l5 a. ~. Sl-50. i4NS
HAGERsTOwN. $40 A. m. 800 p m
ANNAPOLIS 81 D. '6ao ii215 noon, $50. $50
S 80 and SO p. m.
DAILY, Except sunday. sSuuday only
TELEPHONES al all the following Ticket OF
hcys; 1917 q s. NV, Main ISL: ols PennsylVania
ave. Main Is: New Union Station: 1icAet ONCE
Main iSs0; Information bureau. Main l5oJ.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
JOHN F. JERMAN,
Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fairfax and Vienna Va.
WASHINGTON OFFICE,
AIS 18TH ST. ". w.

II YOU want 20 byiy a grain. dairy. fruit 1CutrJ.
bluegrass, OF timber tract Il viii pay you TO
send fOT my large list Of all Hnds Of country prop
ery II Is fun Of bargains in fanus beautiful sub
urban homes subdivisions all kinds u business prop
ositions ] have nearly 20O0 places for you 20 Sc
lect from. ] have always lived In the country and
can do better part 6y you than If / had lived IN
tire city I can make terms TO suit you. The most
Of the property that have fer sse Is located near
steam and electric railroads and near Washington.
My carriage Is 40 your service any tine 10 Inspect
property shall be pleased 10 have you write or call
and let us talk over the business. l viii help yoo
10 select o home.
Ofhcc hours-Fairfax from until Z m; Vienna,
from 1 until y. M. Washington from until SO
p. m You will find the Offices open all day. Call
for list and make any appointments 10 INSPECT pop
orty. Phone connection, Fairfax ana Vienna. Va
Washington. Main sH3.
Now is he time 20 buy home, II you want 70
make a good investment Why DO you piy rent al
your life. when you can buy property on easy terms
and have a home Of your own when you get oldi
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