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The Washington herald., 1908-02-26
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT FEBRUARY g. lSOa
Leave Washington New Union station.
sos a. n. and 900 a. m--Daily-An points On
Norfolk and WesieTai also Knoxville. Chattanooga
and Memphis-
I0.5 D m--Daliy- Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cara
For Norfolk-LeaFe Washington 40 a. n daily
II % a N. daily, SIS D. N. daily Arrlye Norfolk
II % a. m ID p N. lOs5 p. II
40 D. m--Daily-- -BerIyTllle Lursy. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS 4 N and
II % ,. m
All information Fourteenth street and NCW York
asenue bond Buidinri
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL WORK.
Set OF Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. up. Gold FIJI
ngs. s. up: Silver Filings. sc. Work guaranteed.
No pain. Dr. GEO. L EDMONDS. slO y 81. nv.
lalGn
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING;
no pain look. feei. act and last longer than nat
ural teeth shruuken faces made normal; painless
ulhng. Or. ]. L. WILSON. lbs st nv. my9-tf
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Investigation is being made by the po-
/ lice department TO learn the origin Of the
/ flames that destroyed the post-ofiice sub
station in Harrison street. Anacostia, and
damaged the grocery store Of George F.
Pyles 10 the extent Of $3.50 shortly aftel
/ 70 o'clock Monday night
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,

NOfE-Pub1shed only information and not
guaranteed
Ea0 Z. NC. 4 o. LIMITED, Dally-Fast Tes-
tEule tram Hullna1 sleep 10 lexington, Lccs-
vile. Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Chicago, and St
Louis. Connection Tor Virginia Hot Spri1gs. Pull
man cars LOUISVILLE 20 NashFills. Mempais and New
Oricaus. Dining cars Ia carte scTFlce.
ud0 p. NJ. T. y LIMITED. Deiy-Sold
FeStlbule TAIN Pullman sleepers % Cincinnati
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeplnz
Il Virginia Hot Springs Gays. Dining cars
a IA carte service Pullman Sleepcrs Cincfnnati 10
Chicago and St. Louis, and Louisville 60 Menpnls
Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets Gt Chesapeake and Ohio
Ot1ces, SIS Pennsylvania Avenue biS tlth street
r, and New Cni9s Station. Telephones Main
1850 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Man
lc66 za6 for q * y. Ticket Of3ce-
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The Navy Department yesterday ac-
cepted the designations OF twenty-six
for deficiency in their
studies All of them are members of
the fourth class. Forty~six other mid
shipmen of the class Of 1906, who are
now on board ships in various parts OF
the world. have also been found def
cient on their final examination for pro-
motion 10 the grade of ensign. Twen-
ty-six of them will be re-examined.
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Criminal Court No. 4.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

Auaigumsnts;
United States IS. Laura Caldwell, assault with
dangerous weapon. plea not glilfy-
United States vs.. Nelson Miller. housebreaking.
plea not guilty withdrawn and plea guilty entered
rerrAnded.
United states vs. Luther smith. nurder second
degree; plea guilty
Cnited states ys- Jobn H Marlow, robbery; plea
not guilty.
United States IS. Dave Douglas and Jerome Fitz-
hugh. nobbery; plea not guilty each.
United States Ts. Dominick Rossini. robbery; yer
dict not guilty.
United States IS John Sehlesinser: discharge from
Jail on March . le2s 0rderBd
United States William Anderson dlsch1rge
from wOrkhouSe on February - lsCs, ordered
United States rs Samuel Sinims: discharge from
woFshouse on March :. 1913. ordered.
United States ~ Hillman HCmPhills dlscharge
from worShouse on March Z, i9Cs, ordered
United States vs. John Il Hale, houseb7eakingi
aIraigned; plea notsGnltv-
United states IS Afford Holmes. assault with
dangerous weapon: srrziC1ed: plea not guilty
Assignment Tor TODAY,
United States vs. GilbcTt Lewis.
Criminal Court No. :.
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Former Policeman Jailed

In default Of a fine Of Sl5e imposed by
Judge De Lacy, IN the Juvenile Court.
yesterday. Charles r. Metcalf. . former
policeman. who was arrested in Baltimore
in January on a charge OF nonsupports
preferred by his wife, Mrs. Bessie L.
Metcalf, was remanded to jail.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Barnard & Childress have sold the prop
erty at 1904 r street northwest TO William
II. Frey. The house has eight rooms. and
viii be held by the purchaser as an in
vestment The price paid was $500
W. KelIis has purchased the three-story
and cellar brick house at l4O6 Columbia
street northwest The house has a front
age Of forty feet. the interior being plan
ned with a central hallway and rooms on
either side. It was built by f. a Neu-
man several years ago at a cost Of about
$i65OO Mr. Kellis intends to retain the
property for an investment
Nathaniel Wilson has conveyed e
Senator wetmore. Of Rhode Island. the
property on the south side of Massach1-
sets avenue, between Twenty-second
street and Sheridan circle The ground
is improved. and has a frontage of eighty
two feet on the avenue, extending through
to Q street 1t is Senator wetmore's In
tention TO erect a residence on the lot fol
his personal use.
l. H. Mattern will erect eight two-story
brick houses at 22OS to 2222 FIagler place
northwest. estimated to cost $4,000. Hun,
ter & Bell are the architects. and H. ]
Mattern is the builder.
Lewis z. Breuninger win erect twC
three-story brick and frame houses a
1856 to l75S Park road northwest. esti
mated to cost $4,000. n. r. Grimm, achi
teet. prepared the plans. Mr.. Bruen
niger will build a similar house at 17e
Park road. 10 cost $500.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


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 1oRk.
2 90 a. m Diner. Pullman Parior-
f9a A. n Buffet Parlor- EiVe-hour Train.
500 a. m Diner and Pullman Parlos Car
I'll 90 a. Diner and Pullman Parlo. Car.
loo .. N. Diner and Pullman Parlcr Car.
30 2. NJ. Royal Limited" All Pullman 5-h0ur
r. ?. N. Coaches to Philadelphia.
500 p. N. Diner and Pullman Psrlor.
500 p m. Coaches TO Etiiadelphia-
81 30 p u. SleepeTs.
= - a. SieepeIs.
ATLANTIC cIIY. f7ao. $50. na a n. ma.
800 .. Il.
ANNAPOLIS week days 500 .. n. I2a5 noon.
a'A' NV p n. Sundays. $50 a. m. 30 p N
nv Ehf hoUR ON THE HOUR
WEEK days, Z 90 a. m. % 500 D NJ
To BALTIMORE
pa, .l6oo. .llao a. N. fl2N noon. tiZa3, .ia0.
A:l3. iz19. 800. j31, $40. tla0, f4:5. 500,
l59S, $50, feS1. 60 i2AG -oa0. tSzS III co.
WESTWARD.
CINCINNATI ~ 81. + Lofts, ana 2 PPoTTiisvILLE. III
-s;,g a; n, ! % p m, -lZ3e nlgEt
night.
CLEVELAND, .9ae .. "a.
COLUMBUS 5 80 D. m
MSs.hlEAi,lHS, sac q. N. SO D. N
MlNChkS1Eh. 9-lG A. m, i9ab, = 90 O. n.
FREDERICK. $50. 1910. Sis a m. a.o ls5,
HAgERsToWN. ts.lo n m. 800 .. N.
Daily Except Sunday. sSundsy only.
fHLEPHONES al al Of the following Ticket OF.
ave- Main rs; New UnioB S ststioSG: ~ TieEss oacs aG
Main g5oo. information Bureau. Main 1850
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REAurIFUL GIRLS sTRANGE DEED.

Persons passing Whiteley's store re-
Gently saw a beautiful girl rush excitedlp
out into the street. A strange story un-
derles her action. Read il in William lie
Queuxis great novel. "The Pauper Of
Park Lane" which will begin serial pub
licatiGn in these columns on sunday.
March I. before appearing IN book form.
this paper having secured first publica-
ton rights TO the remarkable romance.
Order early.
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Equity Court No. L.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 9l4 Wright vs. Wright et al: reference 10
examiner. Attorneys. H. B. Moulton-E. H. Thomas
No assignment for to-day.
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 2Si75 Jacobs vs. Jacobs; sale finally ratified
Attorney. L. II. David
No. HSsL Schinch IS Ripp; auditors report ratl-
hed. Attorneys. J. +. Ray. &c. " Clasett.
No G6ii- Bos'ey vs.. National Printing Exhibits
Company. ancillzry receiver appointed: bond. $500.
and restraining order issued Attorneys Nsth- WI
son and C. T. Wilson
No assignment Cor to-day
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

COUNTRY HOMES N VIRGINIA.
!. grand old place in a noted ard picturesque
region. 1874 acres. part timber. part cleared Con-
modious brick dwelling; extended. Weshaded lawns;
flower gardens; large orchards; harms and tenant
hoases. Glorious views perfect environment One
mile from station; 5 miles from city Of 1000 in
habitants Price. ss5coo.
\ choice home in select neiShborhood. $50
acres: arabic in part and wen timbeFed- Very at
traetive n-room residence. with modern equipment
Great bargain: Sl7 500
A fun description Of these and other properties
sent upon application.
Il. ". HiLLEARY & CO.
Charlottesville. Va. fels-S. " saI5t
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EGuity Suits.

No. z6E- William H. Bosiey et al - National
Printing and Exhibit Company st al Injunction
and receiver Attorneys, Nathaniel Wilson and {.
r. Wilson.
No, zsi2 Ella Lusby VS. Robert H. Lushy; di-
roree amensa Ct thoFo. ATTORNEY, Campbell Car
rington.
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No. 5754 Thomas A. Hyson u Ernest Burrdor1
et al. lot Y and part cf iof IS IN block so7.
s. .57-E Attorneys. Happier & Nerilizt-
No S65. Z. g. Schafer < 70. Ts. Agnes Collins
et al, subl0t -. square $50 2o9 Ninth street
nJrthwcst $50. Attorneys. II. ". Schon-
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE: la2l PENNA- AVE.
Noiice-FolloWing schedule not guaranteed
n95 A. n. Dally-Seabosyd Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers TO Savannah and Jacksonville.
Through sleepers Washington to asnalst sad Ham
let TO Atlanta. PsTlor car 70 Pinehurst Dining
cars
725 T. NJ. Daily-SeahOand Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through 20 Jacksonville ard ST. Au-
gustine. Also through sleepsrs 10 Pinehurst. At
lantH, Birmingham. aud Memphis. Dining cara.
$50 Z. NJ D1ily-Sea5OaId ExpFess. coaches aad
PuIlmans 70 savannah and JaeksonEile.
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au4lg.

No 552s9 Washington Post Company vs.. Wash
ingtou and Potomac Steamboat Company; account
Sle7.75 Attorneys. DsrT, Peyser s Tsyio-.
No. R2S3 Matthew Z. johnson Is. Browning 4
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PENMANSHrP.

JOIN OUR SPECIAL CLASS IN PENMANsHIP.
under the direction Of our expert penmsn; only g
a month call OF write for particulars DRAII-
GHON'S SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COTTFcE
Academy Of Music Building 4o3 9th St NV. fels-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED NEWSPAPER AND MAGA-
zine writer desires literary work Of any kind, DO
iiticai or biographical work preferred Address ~
Corcoran Bldg. Tel. NJ 6ss fest
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
trict Of Columbia. Washington. d. G. February 2l
9S-Sealed proposals viii be received this Office
until Z O'Clock noon MARCH T. 1905 fo- construct
ing tEelYe-Toorn school building located in square
No. 1853 B street. between Thirteenth and Four-
tecnth streets southeast FOlrs specifications in
formation and Necessary proposal blanks NAV Be OBJ
tanned AZ this ofice. Room No. g. HENRY r. F.
NfACFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioners. fe25-6texS
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DAILY COURT RECORD
1rue.aar. Fepruary 2s. 1eOs1
Mechnnfcs, Liens

Baines; damages. zeoO- Asiorrsys. E.. a. Jones
and G. C. Shinn.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict q Columbia. Washington. February q 1905
Sealed proposals viii be received this ofce until
y O'Clock m. MONDAY. March g 1905. for con
structing pipe sewers IN the District Of Columbia
Forms specifications and necessary information
may be obtained at Room i2, District Building
Washington d. G. HENRY B. F. MACFAR-
LAND. HENRY l. WEST, JAY J. MORROW.
Commissioners d e feGetexS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED-sBCOND-HA AUTOMOBILE ONE
or two seats; must be cheap for cash. Write civ
ing f0ll particulars and price. BOX lH. Herald
Office.
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Mime. CatherIne.

Mlne. Catherine,
Washiugtons faTorite pamist 9li e. Y. ave. ID
floor front &c and 5Oc Hours, 10 a. N. TO D. M
fe4-30t
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II. W. HILLARY & Co.
Charlottesville. Va. fels-S. ". .sa
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Court OF Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day until March 3 1903.
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Afhh1MEN1O III LEI.
APARTMENT FOR RENT. FURNISHED. on
Columbia road; rooms and bath; beautiful view
Will lease Until October prlce. so per month Re
ply Z. r. Herald office. fe23-Tt
FURNISHED.
THE FARRAGUT II TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
Inquire az Office. fe22tf
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government and estate claims; no charge unless
successful. FULLER AGENCY. Room Il. 1il6 +
ST. NV. oc7-tf
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PAWNBROKERs

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches. diamonds. and jewe;ry.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
Bonded broker. SIS Ninth St NV
1o23eod-d
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &C. AT
WESCHLER'S. go Pa ave. NV. reasonable rates;
conveniently located. Phone NJ l2s2 ia2a-S0t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY! TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent TO per cent on D. C. real estate
Special fund, $4,000. at Der cent VII divide
into 5000 Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company.
Phone Main sse2 sO7 street " ".
! mhl3n
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND sCALI,
Swedish movements: appointments out Open Sun
days d-foor front. Walk in SIS 18th ST nw
fell-St
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FAASe FOLLOWS MERIT WHEREVER WE
20 We pay the limit for mems discarded wearing
apparel hats shirts shoes VIII call on YOU be
fore or after Office hours Drop us a note
JUsrH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 D.
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RUG WEAVING

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of lis kind in the city. WASH
INGToN RUG CO.. s5l 5th 81. NV. Phone II. Es5.
ial0-9ot
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If you waut to buy a Maryland farm or SuDurba
home, see Us or send for latest bulletin
Marion DuckeTt & Son, 635 NV.
self-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN-HET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones az lowest rates Of In
tsrest. All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers WA. H. SAUNDERS
CO.. liO7 81 DIV. ocs-tf
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FOR SALE AT KENILwORTH, ID. C.
Now Is your time 70 secure On easy monthly pay
ents Of these attractive cottages choice lots
In Kenilworth. d. c, Washington's growing suburb
ALLEN w. MALLERY, I4I7 G II. NV.
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. TO SC PER
foot. at Mt Rainier. Nd. 18th and 18th sss
r. J. ave: District Line Sta. fare; high and
healthy: snail monthly payments J. q. ROC GERS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

L. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
AttOrneyS
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE AND HALF ACRE FINE
garden. near corner Wells and Hobs0n sts, Mount
Rainier; Sl.7o0; easy terms. ANDERSON. on prem
iseS feZ5-3t
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SCIENTIFIC MAGNETIC MASSAGE.
rs 7TH ST. NV. FLAT I
Expert Operators (AtwellS bell.
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PERSONAL.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR ms.
cardec wearing apparel ladies' or geats': send
postal; VIII call L. TERsHES 8s Tth nv,
Phone North 4eo
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FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KREIG's EXPRESS. l224 st. Nv. Phone Main
Al0 AUST
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C0NsNPATI0N-A B SOLUTE CURE. no
drugs % physical exercises. Complete information
% centSs AIDA DAVIS General Deliver. fe9s-7t
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NINE. WERNER.

Late Of Chesapeake Beach. has recovered from her
recent Illness and viii receive her friends at SIG sth
St nv Palmistry, elairvoyaDt readings Friday and
Sunday. Parties attended.
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MOVING, PACKING e SHIPPING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE, PARCELS, TRUNKS;
give nTst-cass service: answer calls promptly: con.
tract 10 hanl anything; plenty Of teams. CLARE.N.
DON SMITH. 5th and X sts. NV Phone Main 81
.ca9ot
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

PHILLIP EMPLOYMENT AGENCY sUPPLJES
cooks, Mattresses. ianitors elevator men. portcrs
drivers with No ! ref. free Of charge; all busi.
mss places. Main 259 go 7th 81. NV fest
WANTED-BY FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS.
laundry 10 do az home 53 2lst 81 nw.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A 80. ! COOKS,
wHitresSeS Chambernaids, houseworkers nurses
white and coiored. Main 23a. PHILLIP EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, so 7th ST. NV fea5lt
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MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAvER
and hardTesser, shamDOoing manicur1ng chirop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment Work done al
hotels and residences. Phone Main 2655 sls q
St. NV. fe24-tf
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Criminal Court No. :.
Probate Court.

JtSIlbh bAhNAhD-
No assignments foT to-day
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HHuIe' AhhH ID. JOhnsOn tBrnduate),
Late Of New York, scientific masseuse Electrical
Vibro massage vapor treatment for nervousness bad
circulation, rheumatism, &c Treatment out by aE-
poin-msnt- l6ll 18th 81. Nv. Phone " $685.
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Superfiu0us Hair. Warts, MOIes.
BirthmaTks. blackheads and all facial blcmisbes ner
manenty removed by eleotrolysis. MISS MAT
THEWo Room G Metzerott Bldg. lilo F st. NV.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-10

Every prize has been secured, and they
will be on exhibition in our store. There
will be no striugs to the contest which will
prevent any one from securing one of these
prizes.
Everything will be run as straight as we
can make it. We put our integrity, our
money and she energy of lifetime in build
ing up reputation for square business and
dealings, and we stake that reputation on the
absolute honesty Of this contest.
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The ones who get in
at the beginning Of the Contest

Will naturally stand the best chance of WIN
ming one of the big prizes. Give some one
good start by nominating them TODAY,
giving the name aud address of the person to
whom you want the votes credited, and we
will notify them of the fact by letter and and
also outline plans which will assist them in
getting more votes.
Additional nominating coupons may be had
free for the asking
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-10
We will tell you HOW
and WHY we do Il.

and WHY we do Il.
When we started in business in Salt Lake
City, we determined on policy of treating
every man exactly alike. whether it be a poor
man who bought from US on time, or million
are who paid us cash. We made the same
price to both, the only difference being inter-
est. This policy we shall always continue.
Now, we know that the people are continu-
ally prospecting and we have concluded that at
this particular time many persons il offered an
incentive would pay cash, who otherwise
would buy their pianos or orgons on the time
payment plan, and as we do not believe in half
methods, we will make the people a PROPOSE
ton that we believe will make them 'Sit Up
and Take Notice" That's reason Number I.
We are, and always have been, firm be-
levers in advertising, and we know that the
tremendous magnitude of this proposition,
with the advertising we propose to give it,
will make the name OF Christensen & Arson
Co. household word, not only in Salt Lake
City, but in the remotest corner of our great
state, and a name that will not be forgotten
for years to come. That's reason Number 2.
Finally, we know that this contest will in
crease our cash sales enormously, and will
win many new patrons for US who will be-
come permanent customers.
There is absolutely no catch or hidden
meaning about this contest.
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Votes Der Dollar on Old Business.
How to Secure Votes.

Our plan Of awarding prizes Is very simple. For
every Dollar that Is paid MS OLD or NEW business
during the next ninety days will issue votes &C.
cordng TO the tables herewith.
For exampe-If you pay MS 800 on an old account
during the contest you would be entitled to 900 votes
II you purchased goods and paid 5000 cash You
would be entitled to 1000 votes; ell 90 cash pay
business would entitle yon to 400 votes
Remember. you vote for yourself or you can give
these to any church. school, lodge, society,
charitable organization you may wish to- nominating
them contestant voting for them.
Think how easy will be to brighten the life Of some
friend or relative, or assist lodge, society
charitable organization to win one Of these Great
Prizes.
All cash purchases cash payments Of 81 90 more
either by mail store entities you to votes Do
not fail to ask for them when you make your payment,
and then do not fail to vote
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Now we know there are going to be lot
of "Doubting Thomases" and lot of people
who claim to be "from Missouri" and will
say: elbow can Christensen & Arson Co. do
this? They can't afford to give away $780,.
900 90 in prizes"
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No person in the en-
plOy of this company
will be a 10 w e d to
either solicit or pur-
chase votes, nor COM
pete in any manner
for any prize.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-10

PRIZE VALUE
One Compensatng Pipe Organ $4,000
One Everett Grand Pano-Special 100000
One Aeolian Orchestrele 5000
One Hartman Special Upright Piano 10000
One Fischer Special Upright Piano 075oO
One Bush and Lane Special Upright Piano 62500
One II Nelson Special Upright Piano $4,000
One Harrington Special Upright Piano $500
One Harvard Special Upright Piano $4,000
One Milton Special Upright Piano 1880
One II Nelson Special Upright Piano 475 90
One Milton Special Upright Piano 1880
One Milton Special Upright Piano 5000
One Gerhard Special Upright Piano $4,000
One Victor Special Upright Piano 1880
One Bradford Special Upright Piano $500
One Gilbert Special Upright Piano $500
One 10 Months complete All Halows
college 10000
Five Pianolas each $4,000
One Regina combination music box and phono-
graph 1000
100 Manufacturer Piano Bonds to apply on
purchase OF any new piano, each lOO.OO
One Commercial course, st. Mays Academy
(subject to rules OF academy 5000
rs Manufacturer Piano Bonds to apply on
purchase OF any new piano, each 7o'O0
30 violin outfits complete. each 1900
Five parlor organs, each 1900
Five parlor organs, each 5000
Steinway Square Grand Piano 5000
One Chickering Square Grand Piano 5000
One Mannering Square Grand Piano 5000
Miscellaneous Square Grand Pianos, each 5000
Blickensderfer Typewriter purchased from
Utah Typewriter Exchange, Salt Lake, ooOo
Musical course, st. Marys Academy Subject
to rules Of academy Soo
1 Blickensderfer Typewriter purchased from
Utah Typewriter Exchange, Salt Lake, 4ooo
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-02

lleast. II mist not be held to compare
with the supreme demand that the
denominations must represent tile real
ehoiee OF the people.
THAT tile primary ~ the truest net1-
cd Of attaining tliis goal is apparently
conceded, though with some rcluctan nee,
Iby Mr.. Withers himself able advocate
OF other methods though lie is. tlc.
fayors. he Gays, "a combination OF tl,a
primary and convention systems In
such way that the conclusiveness o
tile one and the harmony flowing from
.the other can both be secured How
such combination should be arrived
at he does not say. The continuation
or harmony and commissioners In NOM
nations is. of course. what all intelli-
gent men aim Mt But should 1T be
necessary at any time to choose be-
tween them cl,ere--which heaven forbid
we venture to record the conviction
that harmony should unhesitatingly be
sacrificed to uonclnsivencss.