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COL. NJ. S. LANGHORNE DEAD.
Civil War Veteran Was wounded At
Battle of seven Pines.

Civil War Veteran Was wounded at
Battle of seven Pines.
SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, March &.-COl. Maurice
s. Langhorne died az midnight last night
after being I'll for some weeks. He had
Just passed his eighty-ffth birthday.
Prior 10 the civil war Co. Ianghorne
engaged in the tobacco business. He vol
unteered At the beginning Of the war and
left LynchburK with the Lynchburg Rife
Grays. with captains commission In
September. 1861. re was commissioned a
major In the Eleventh Virginia Six
months later he was made lieutenant colo
mel. and was severely wounded al Seven
Pines. Shortly after this he was made
colonel OF his regiment His wound pre-
vented further active service
In 1872 he married Miss Maria Rodes
daughter Of Gen. David NRodes. who lived
but a short time after marriage. His
second wife-was a Miss Norman. OF
Philadelphia, who died in 1872. About
thirty years ago he married Miss Annie
Scott IRnghOrne, his cousin. who survives
He IS also survived by four daughters
and s0n-Mrs. George P. CraighiI. Mrs
George H Appleton, Mrs. Arthur T. Pow
ell. Mrs. J. c. Kinnier. and Guy NJ Lang
horne. all OF Lynchburg
Col. Langhorne was a member. OF St
PauTs Episcopal Church. Marshall Lodge
OF Masons. and Garland Rodes Camp. Con
federate Veterans
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QUAY AND THE PLUM TREE.
Thomas v. Cooper Explains Origin
of Famous Expression.

Media. March 29.-In an editorial address
in his Delaware County American last
week, Representative Thomas V Cooper
includes this narrative OF what he declares
the origin of the famous dispatch sent by
the late Senator Quay, which was intro
duced as evidence In his trial for con-
spiracy in connection with the failure OF
the Peoples National Bank of Philadel-
phia. The telegram. addressed 10 John
S. Hopkins, the suicide treasurer of that
institution. was as follows:
Buy me 200 Met and l will shake the
plum tree"
Mr.. Cooper replies:
I'VE were walking in the suburbs of St
Augustine with Quay: came to a negro
cabin. The grandmother, looking from
the window. was singing. AT the general
roll call I'll be there. The daughter. at
the washtub, was singing. At the general
roll call I'll be there She was the mother
OF six children. and they were sitting
under q japanese plum tree. laden with
fruit, and they were singing AT the gen.
eral roll call We'll be there.
Quay said. Tom. If you were to shake
the plum tree would the music be
brated dispatch as to the shaking of the
plum tree. The wrong construction threat
ened him with jail. The right is now told
for the first time. because he would not
bow and let the writer tell il on the wit
ness stand. This is but a brief tribute
to a plain politician"
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TRANS-PAGIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco close here daily az SOS 2. NJ up 70 April
1. for dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii Japan. Korea China. and Philippine Isl
ands. via San Francisco, close here daily at sos
p m up TO April ?, for dispatch BY steamer Asia
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. and New CALEDONIA via
San Francisco. Close here daily az 05 D. m up 10
April 5. for dispatch BIZ steamer InUric
Hawaii via San Francisco. close here daily at s 05
p m. up 70 April s. for dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
japan. Korea China. and philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, Il. c.. cloee here daily at
SIS p m up 10 April 5. for dispatch by steamer
.~zsSkss Of China.
hawaii japan. Korea. China and Philippine Isl
ands. via San Francisco. close here daily at sos p
m up 70 April for dispatch BY steamer Mongolia
Specially addressed mails only for japan Korea
and China. via Seattle close here daily az sos o
M ND 70 April g. for dispatch by steamer Ali Maru.
Japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily at sos D. m. up to April
10. for dispatch by steamer Shawmut
Specially addressed mails only for Japan Korea
and China via Tacoma. close here daily AZ sos D
m. up to April 10. for dispatch BY steamer Antilo-
chus
Australia lexcept mails for West Australia New
Zealand Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria b. c. close
here daily at $50 p m. W 10 April ls fer dispatch
by steamer MoEera-
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Thornton & james, 706 1Ith 1T. nw.-
Dealers all kinds business places excellent selection
grocery. cigar, confectionery stores rooming houses
saloonA uh3&s
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TiCRET OFFICE: lf2l PENNA. AVE


NOtice-FOlloEing schedule not guaranteed
lbs A. NJ. Daily-SeabOaTd Mail. Through coaenes
and Pullman sleepers 70 savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeDers Washington TO mlet and Ham
let 10 Atlanta PaTlor car 10 Pinehursi Dining
cars
Is Z. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through 20 Jacksonville and St Au-
Eustine. Also through sleepers TO Pinehurst. At
lauta. Birmingham. and Memphis. Dining CARS
SO z. 81. Daily-Seaboard Expess coaches and
Pullmans 70 Savannah and jacksonville
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

AssIGNEEs SALE OF THE STOCK OF CENTS.
FURNISHINGS. CLOTHING, HATS AND
ALL THE FIXTURES IN AND UPON PREM
lsEs No GIL PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
Pursuant 70 an order passed in equity. cause No
Ao5S the undersigned assignee offers for sale for
cash BY sealed bids all the stock and fixtures IN pl
in and upon premises No. s2l Pennsylvania ave. NV.
oeing the premises heretofore occupied by Loeb a.
Co; the said stock and fixtures win be -,hiect 20
examination by prospective bidders on FRIDAY
March 2. and SATURDAY. March Is between the
hours Of and y. m. and the sealed bids will he
opened on MARCH 81. Each bid must be accom-
panied By certified check in the sum Of 500
SAMUEL TALBERT. Assignee
Jenifer Building
9TH and d SITS. NV
WOLF & ROSENBERG,
Attorneys for Assignee mh1sst
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

cCHLDJ d n LtFLDI FEBRUARY 81 "a
Leave Washington New Union station.
615 a. m. and 800 a. m.-Dsily-An points on
Norfolk and Western. alO knoxTille ChAttauooaz
and Memphis
045 p Daily-Roanoke Bristol Winston
salem. knoxville. Chattanoogs Nashville Nemuhis
New Orleans Through SLEEPER Dining cara
For Norfok-Lcave Washington % a. u. daily
IS a. daily, 3s5 ?. N. daily. Arrive Norfolk
lI-0 a. n. Sd . m. Ie;s5 J. N.
40 p -Daiiy-belTyFile, LurSy. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive ss5 a. n. ard
II 80 p m
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Building
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-Pubhshed only as information anu not
guaranteed
sOU a. Nc. o. LIMITED, Daiiy-Fast YES
tlbuie traID. Pullman Sleepers 20 lexington loris-
Vile Cincinnati lndianf coils, Chicago ard -
LOUIS Connection for virginia Hot springs Pull
Louisville 20 Nashville. Mempnis and New
Orleans DInlng cars. . Ia carte service
uaN Z. NJ. r. y. LIMITED, Dzily-Soijd
vestibule traln. Pullman Sleepers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. ana Louisville Compartment sleeping
TO Virginia Hot SprlrEs week Gays. Dining csrs
a Ia carte service. Pullman sleeyers CIncinnati 10
chicago and St Louis. and Louisville 10 Memphis
NashFiie. ard New Orleans
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohio
Ornces. SIS Penrss rauia avenue. 500 IAN street
r., and New Union station. Telephones Main
7ss9 for Washington Terminal Cab Serylcs ard Nsir
l0sf Or - a. f1cker 0r7ra
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WILL RETURN TO OLD HOME.
Widow OF senator Bryan TO Live
with Her Mother.

SrAclaI 70 The Wellington Head
Charlotte. y. C. March 2s-Mrs VIII
liam James Bryan. widcw Of the Senator
from Florida whose death occurred in
Washington some days ago. has an
nounced her intention OF breaking up
her home in Florida and returning TO
Charlotte to live with her mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Preston Allan, and her brother
DR.. William Allan
Mrs Bryan will occupy an apartment
in the Graham Flats. in North TryOn
street. The change viii be made just as
soon as Mrs. Bryan can straighten out
some Of the affairs OF her husband in the
South. She IS well remembered in North
Carolina. where she was well known and
popular prior 10 her marriage.
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OCCUPY ROANOKE PULP1Ts.
Bishops and Pastors Attending Con.
ference Address Congregations,

Bishops and Pastors Attending Con-
ference Address Congregations,
Special TO The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va. March @.-Visiting min
listers attending the I24th annual confer
ence Of the Methodist Church, which, is
IN session here, filed the pulpits Of almost
every Roanoke church to-day at both the
morning and evening services.
Bishop A. ". Wilson, Of Baltimore,
who is presiding over the conference,
preached at Greene Memorial Church at
the morning hour. Preceding Bishop
wilson's sermon there was a love-feast
and a testimonial meeting. which lasted
TWO hours, and during which time several
score preachers and iaymen spoke.
The discussion Of the position Of the
Randolph Macon Colleges relative TO the
Carnegie foundation. which has occupied
almost the entire time OF the conference
for the past three days will be resumed
tomorrow. The conference may adjourn
Wednesday
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MILDLY IMPROVES IN HEALTH.
Benjamin r. Lombard Expects TO
Resume studies At the Academy.

oltFl44 70 ihe washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd. March Safer under
going treatment at the Government Hos
pital for the Insane. in Washington. for
several weeks. Benjamin r. Lombard. Of
Hillhouse Miss. a midshipman Of the
first class. has returned 70 Annapolis. ap-
parently much improved in health. and
he expects 10 resume his studies in a few
DAYS
Lombard suffered two severe mental at
lacks within year. and the naval sur
geon feared he would go insane While
under treatment at the naval hospital
here he was victim of decisions. and
tried TO set fire TO the hospital and
threatened TO assault his attendants
His affection is thought 70 have been
caused by hard study. combined with
athletics.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FoIoVing schedule tggres published only
Information and are not guaranteed
For Atlantis. Birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans.
AsaeSille. Chattanooga. Memphis 500 a. %. and
u 90 p. n. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans l0I5 p. N daily.
For Savannah. jacksonville. and Florida points.
40 d m daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. 40
2. IN. and 80 ?. m daily.
Tourist cars for California ri weekly 40 D n
Local for liaTisonbuTg. 9 Go a. N. daily: SIS D N
week days: for DsnTille, SIS a. m daily and toz
Charlottesville, 800 a. n. and f.55 ,. u caLy.
Frequent trains TO and froU Buem0nt.
l. s BROWN. General Agent
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SAMUEL D. PIPER DEAD.
Wealthy Resident of Washington
County Suecumbs to Cancer.


County Sueeumbs to Cancer.
SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Hagerst0wn. Nd. March 29-Samuel d.
Piper, a wealthy retired resident OF the
county. died to-day al his home, in Hag-
erstown. from cancerous trouble, aged
seventy-one years.
He owned several fine farms. one being
known as the historic Piper Farm. on
which the fighting at the battle OF Ante
tam ragged hottest Two sides Of the farm
are bounded by Bloody lane and the
SharpsbUrg pike
Piper was for years an elder in the Re
formed Church and an active Republican
His wife. who was q Miss Cost. and four
children survive. One or the sons is
Elmer F. Piper. city engineer Of Hagers-
town Mr. Piper was a brother OF Mrs.
Elizabeth r DYE and Ms. Sue Miller.
both OF Washington
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TOBACCO PRICES HIGHER.
Total Sales at Richmond Decrease,
but Good for Time of Year.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. March 29-The total
sales OF loose leaf tobacco on the floors
OF the Richmond warehouses this week
amounted To 80. 50 pounds Prices were
higher than last week. when 5l4fS1 pounds
were sold The difference was due largely
20 the wet roads and bad weather
throughout the state.
The record for this week is considered
by warehouse men 20 be fair. considering
the fact that the season is so near its
close. Each week from now on viii ind
the average in pounds steadily decreas sing
until all Of the old crop has been finally
marketed
The farmers are already making their
preparations for the planting OF the new
crop. Plant beds are already set out. and
ground is now about 10 be broken for the
transplanting when the plants are OF
sufficient size and the time IS ripe.
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Crother. Inspecting Bills.
. The Washington Herald


Annapolis, Nd. March &.-Aithough
Gov. Crothers' attention was deeply en-
crossed last week with legislative mat
tiers, to-day was not really a restful one
for him. The governor. as usual. at
tended service at the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. but in the afternoon
he put in several busy hours going over
a number OF bills passed by the legisia-
ture. with the view OF securing 4 clear
view of their provisions before attaching
his signature to them
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia holding Probate Court. No. 1850 Ad-
ministration-This Is 20 give notice that the sub
sciber. OF the State Of Missouri has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia let
tiers " administration on the estate % Sophia 3
Scale. late Of the Distric q Columbia deceased
Az persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same with the rouch.
ers thereof legally authenticated the subscriber
on or before the 9TH DAY OF MARCH. A D.
1879 otherwise they nay by law be excluded from
AT benefit Of said estate Given under my hand
this 9th day Of March. lo06. MARY r. BIRCH
EFT. i3S Lindell boulevard. St. Louis Mo- Attest
Seal JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for
the Distinct Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court. WI E. AMBROSE. Attorney.
misc sT6 IS
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Circuit Court No. 2
Criminal Court No. j.

JUSTICE SIAffURU
United States IS Joseph Sakalsxy. Albert Luckett
George Sharper and Felix keppleT.
No arraignments for to-day.
Assignments FOX Monday, March % 1905:
United States vs. Joseph Sakalsky, Albert L1cketf
George Shsper, and Felix Keppler.
Arrangements.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No assignments for to-day.
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PROPOSALS FOR BITU1fINOUS ANTHRACITE,
AND STEAM GOALS.
Washington. u. c. March n 1868
Sealed proposals win be received by the Wash
hgton Gas Light Company at its Office. No l3
Tenth street northwest this city. on or before the
6TH DAY OF APRIL. 1905 AZ y O'Clock noon.
Tor the following supply q Goals for the year begin
nins April Il. 1905 and ending April !. 1908:
GAS COAL
1900 tons Of best thfee-quartor-inch screened
Gas Coal. 10 be delivered as needed 70 our West
Station Works. Twenty sixth and q streets north
west alongside our wharf
$500 tons 4 best three-ouartsr-inch screened Gas
Coal, 20 be delivered, as needed. 20 East sta
ton Works Twelfth and NJ streets southeast on
tracks in our yard.
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL
% 900 tons q Arithmetic Broken Coal 70 be delir-
cred. needed. % West Station Works Twen-
ty-sixth and streets northwest. alongside our
wharf
ZOO tons Il Anthracite Broken Coal. TO be de-
lTered. needed. 70 our East Station Works
Twelfth and streets southeast. on tracks in our
yard
STEAM COAL
100 tons Of best quality Steam Coal. 10 be de-
livered. rs needed. 20 our East station Works
Twelfth and n streets southeast. on tracks in our
yard.
Shipments 70 West Station TO be made in barges
acceptable 70 this Company. and payments 10 Be
made on Washington Gas Light C0mpsny's weights.
Shipments 10 East Station vi be paid for accord
ing 10 initial railroad weights
All Of the above named Gals to be in gross tons
q 22io lbs each.
Contractors for any Of the above enumerated Goals
viii be required give ample security TO this Com
pany for faithful fuifiment Of contract
The Washington Gas Light Company reserves the
night 10 accept any or reject any or all bids
All proposals. TO be sealed and addressed 70 the
Washington Gas Light Company, and marked Pro
posals for Coal"
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
mh2l-1sjexS
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Lawsuits

No. 5ess6 L. C. Smith Bros Typewriter Company
vs.. y. NJ Minnix Company: appeal Attorney. +.
No. 5ss Lanta May Hastings VS.. Brodrs.
damages s5.0oa. Attorneys. ". Z. Ambrose and u
l. Smith
No 5os9s. Albert G. Collins c. & s Rv. Co
damages $1,000. Attorneys Upper & Gersack
No. 5o3ee. Chesapeake Supply Company "a 7,
Ohm & Co: account. Sss5 q. Attorneys. Branden
burg & Brandenbcrg.
No. $780, SALVATORE Leo Ssti ". Joseph r Cos
tinett; appeal. Attorneys. Darr. Peyser & TAYLOR.
No 50i0i. Wilbur r. Nash vs. Schrot Bros an
peal Attorney H. H Hollander
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HURT BY RUNAWAY BICYCLE.
Lad Thrown Against Iron Pillar
and Has Skull Crushed.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington HeFald
Richmond. Va. March 2s.-Harold Mey-
ers. eleven years old. son OF Oscar Meyers.
Of Clay street. is dying at his home as
rho resuit of injuries received this morn
ing by being thrown from bicycle
The lad was riding down the steep
Broad street hiu when his wheel got from
under his control. carrying him down the
steep grade at breakneck speed and crush
ing into an iron pillar supporting the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway viaduct At
the foot OF the incline. The boy was
hurled over the handle-bars head first into
the pillar. sustaining a crushed skull
IL was stated at the hospital tonight
that the boy cannot possibly live.
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Robert Iskerwood DEAD.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. March 2s.-Robert Isher-
wood, a prominent farmer of near Der
wood. this county. died az his home to-
day, aged seventy-six years. He had
been 81 long time, and several months
ago suffered a stroke Of paralysis His
wife. two sons. and two daughters sur
vive him. The sons are Robert J., jr..
and Dixie, and the daughters Ida and
Mary.
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR, %
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NEW YORK.
100 a. m. Diner, Pullman Parlor.
1900 a. m. Buffet PariOr. FiTe-hOur Train.
$500 a. m. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
III 90 a. m. Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car.
100 d m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
800 .. u Royal Limited" All Pullman. Shour.
HOE m. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
800 D. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
800 D. m. coaches 10 Philadelphia.
III 80 p ID. Sleepcrs-
'L-a2 a N. bleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. n 90. 90. fn0O a. n. no.
800 D. N.
ANNAPOLIS. weekdays 8 90 a. N, 205 noon
500 .. N sundays. $50 a. m, $50 2. N.
N.
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Paterson, March 29.-Henry Geibelhau-
sen. forty years old. committed suicide
this afternoon at Bellevue Hotel by in
haling gas. He was well connected, and
for some time had been prominent in the
silk trade.
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EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR.

tMeek days, 20 a. N. 70 800 u nj
S252, $50, f63j, 100 I'D, rsJ 30, ss.N, se0o,
$50. 1000 100 a. N. tl2:O0 noon. flZg5. .I1o
slI5. f29c, $50, 9:0, $50, 400 Ha5 800
i51e. SO. 800, '6:D. ilA9 'ozU. is@Q 'lg0e
'IO@5. % lis p n.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO $40 a. m. IL, So o. NJ
CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE
$40 a. Ia, iD6 ,. N, -lZ:40 night
PlTIsBURG. $40 a. n. TX. $40 .. N. 'l2=50
night.
CLEVELAND, $40 d N.
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING. $40 a. "a, SO .. m
WiNCHESi Err 1910 a. m. a 70. IS 90 D. N
FREDERICK. SD. IsI0. Sis a m. $50. l4ss
70 rs .. N.
HAGERsTOWN, 1910 g. m. 800 7. m
Daily Except sunday. sSunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following Ticket Of
hoes. lill q 81. nv. Main 1885,; 6l9 Pennsylvania
ave, Main rs; New Uaion station. Ticket Once
Main l5sl. Information bureau Main $50
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JUDGE WATERS DEAD.
Prominent Maryland Jurist Served
on Bench Thirty-tvvO Years.

on Bench Thirty-twO Years.
Baltimore, March 29.-James J. Waters.
for thirty-two years associate justice OF
the Third judicial district Of Maryland.
which embraces Baltimore and Hartford
counties, died at his home in Belair this
afternoon from a complication OF dis
eases
Judge Waters was born seventy-four
years ago in the town in which he died
He served in the Confederate army dur
ing the war and afterward became editor
Of the Hartford Democrat. He was elect
ed a judge in 1871 and served until he
reached the age Of retirement in 1903
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Estate Of Ann NJ Tam; petition for probate and
record Of viii and letters Of administration C : a.
Attorney, W. T. Ambrose.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

FlRsT-rRUsT MONEY AT 5 PER CENT AND s
per cent, ID. e. or MARYLAND; 10 charge pnless
loan Is accepted.
MORRISON REAL ESTATE COMPANY. INC.
nh1su ED q 81 NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az lowest current rates OF interest; special
privileges with respect 10 prior payments TYLER
& RUTHERFORD Qncl. 30 18th 81. NV. mhi-tf
We, CAN MAKE LOANS IN ANY AMOUNTS
from $1,000 TO $4,000 AT 81 and per cent
We have some per cent money.
Every consideration possible shown borrower
The Harrison Realty Company,
sN g St NV. Phone Main Ss62 North la4.
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones at lowest rates OF in
terest All transactions conducted with economical
Consideration for borrowers WM. Il. SAUNDERS
q ", i4O. ST. NV. ocs-tf
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Only ten cents n week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The WASH
ington Herald Phone Main $500.
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Second Baptist Church Or
gained with 30 Members.
REV. Mr.. HOBBS TO BE PASTOR

Minister with Charge Mt Del Ray
VIII Probably BE CaIIed-PoIice
Declare War on sPeakeasies, MAX
ing Three Arrests-FuneraI of Miss
EIvira f. Heath Is Held.
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STORAGE.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS
government and estate claims; 10 charge Unless
successful FULLER AGENCY. Room II. His Y
ct nv. oc7-tf
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Sd S. Sc 2 furnace heat; neas-..-.........x 80
9Th e. Sc. r. SIT frontage s. go
Hickman 81 -. r and b.................... s. 800
KENTUCKY Sc and b...................S2 500
On corner ne and b. see t.............. g 900
II 81; ne r and 81 500
e. near 18th 81 $ go
81 r.: IS 600
Call q. phone your order. You viii Be treated
as sou would have us-pr0mp'y. honestly. See rs
before buying. renting. selling
ID. ". JOHNSON CO., GIL 9TH 81. n. w.
mlss. 60 spl
FOR sALE-lS CENTS PER FOOT. OF 4TH ST.
opposite navy yard gate: three le-foot front
residence lots. gas water sewer sidewalk AID street
paved CHAS. A. SHIELDS la6 + ST. NV mh2s-5t
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PROPOSALS FOR BITUNINOUS- ANTHRACITE.
.-rr-anr -naTG

Clerk House Of Representatives.
mh9i6.23.30 United States.