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The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
JOHN F. JERMAN,
Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fairfax and Vienna, Va.
WASHINGTON OFFICE,
AIS 18TH ST n. w.


IF you want to Juy a grain. dairy. fruit poultry.
bluegrass, OF timber tract it will pay you to
send for my large list Of all kinds Of country
property. It is fu OF bargains ia farms, beautiful
suburban homes Subdivisions. ali kinds Of business
propositions. base nearly 1900 places Tor you to
select from. have always lived in the country anG
can do a better part by you than If had lived IN
the city can I-ake terms 70 suit you. The most
Of the property that have for sale IS located near
steam and electric railroads. and near Washington
Ny carriage is at your service any time TO inspect
property Shall be pleased to have you write or cali
and let US talk over the business. ! viii help you
to select q home.
oflee hours-Fairfsx from until y M. Vienna,
from ! until D. N. Washington. from until 30
p. u. You viii hnd the Offices open al day. cali
for list snd make any appointments 10 inspect prop
erty. Phone connection, Fairfax and Vienna. Va !;
Washington. Main 72s3
Now is the time to buy home, II you want 20
make a good investment Why do you pay rent all
your life when you can buy property on easy terms
and have home Of your own when you get oldf
sp2u
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WALL PAPER.

Paper Hangings, Wall Coverings.
L. l. DERRICK, gu Vt Ave
R0OMS PAP RED, 2 UP; SAMPLES
brought, latest fall designs painting. LIE PREUX, !,
l50l 9th st. 'Phope n, s4slm. als-u
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in
the District of Columbia. Remeu-
her The Herald when placing legal
advertisements.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington d. C.. April %
l90SSealed proposals win be received at this Office
until 2 O'Clock D n THURSDAY. April 80. for fur
Dlshing the DistTiet government with fresh meats,
corn beef &c. during the fiscal year ending june -,
1873. Blank form Of proposal sDd all necessary IN
formation can be obtained at the Office Of the
Property Clerk d. c. District Building HENRY
B. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST JAY
J. MORROW Commissioners, ID. c. ap2A
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..
Washington. D. c.. April l6. 1893 Sealed pro
posals wiz be received at this oeice until Y
o'clock noon SATURDAY Nay 2 1913. for paving
First street northeast between Il street and New
York avenue, with granite block. Blank forms OF
proposals and specifications together with ali
Sary information. may be obtained at Room g. Dis
triet Building. HENRY j, F. MACFARLAND,
HENRY L. WEST, JAY ]. MORROW. Commis-
sioHeTs. D. c. apl76texd
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DANCING.

DANCING ACADEMY. zs EYE ST. n w
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb teachers; private
and class lessons; social dances Thursday. apl7-Sgt
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Circuit Court No. ].


No S5ib- SchHaEopi, executor. IS Meyer e al /.
order Of publication. Attorney " E Lester
NO 4siy9 1iidden IS. Miller on trial. Attorneys
Berry Minor and i. 3. Rovland-Leon Tobriner
No. 4ssss. aver ct 81 rs. Mckinley ct al order
for leave 90 pay amount Of Judgment into registry
Of count Attorneys. /. q. Wagenh0ist-E l. Giles
Assignments Cor to-day.
No. 81 Morgan ss. baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY Att0meys +. T.. ackistone-Hamilton.
Colbert. Icrkes & Hamilton
No. S5 Zirka vs.. Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company. Attorneys. Arthur Peter-J. J.
Darlington
No. a5l United States ~ use Of Garter and
Clarke vs. United States Fidelity and Guaranty
IomIaH} Att9Tneys. Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes &
Hamlt0H-SL d Beach
No. aa HerreH & Bro. vs. Kelly ct al After
nt}ss r. s. Malouey and Douglas, Baker & Sheriff.
E A. Jones and Leo Simmons.
40. @i Nash vs. District Of Columbia At
tGrne5s. C. " Claeett-E H. Thomas
No. aa. Nontrose Lumber Company IS Heaton.
Attoruegs Ralston q siddons and r. ". Wheatley
e S. Dusaii g.
No. isa. Hennessy rs. Chase Attoueys. Nc
GoWan. serTeu & M9hn and NatheniaI Wilson and
Clarence r. Wils0n-W J. Lambert
Circuit Court No. :.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 1888. New York Continental Jewel Filtration
Company IS. NDiztyict Il Columbia e. al: time 20
ole transcript IN Court of Appeals. ATTORNEYS J. H
Hayden-E il. Thomas
No 5es Woodward & Lothrop vs. Won Herbu-
lins; Judgment by default. Attorney. J. B Larner.
No 1851. He;fncr vs. Robinson ct al; Judgment
against defendant. Attouegs Howard Boye-Camp
bcl arlington.
No. 57066 Potomac Dredging Company vs. C0lum
hla Natlonai sand Dredging Company; On tral. Al
terneys. Hsmitcn. Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
McCamm3D 4 Hayden ard J D. Bradley.
Ne. oE3--Johuston rs. BroHuing & Bainss
security for costs ordered. Attorneys. Z A. Jones
and q. C. Shinn-A. A. Hoeiing and r. C. Donald
son.
40 Ei52 Russell s Wiuslow vs. Washingtor
Savings Bank; certified 20 Cins1it C0urt No, I fa
trial. Attorneys. W. II Robeson-T. c. TayIor.
Assignments foT to-day:
No 599. Everit1 Is Harvey. Attorneys. J. S
Easbs- smith, E. Mattingly
No Sic. DeHisou vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company e all Attorneys II. s. Matthews anC
p A. Bowen-R. r. Perry & Son.
No. 262 kaufman VS.. Dobhius. Attorneys. " d
Rosenberg and j. " Bakcr-Lc0 Simmons
No a63. Heyman vs.. same Attorneys same.
No 56i. R0senihal vs.. Same Attoueys. sane
motions post poned untl Ai,al o.
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Criminal Court No. /.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States IS. Frederick A. Hyde John A.
Benson Henry L Dimond. and J0ost Il Schneider.
violation section $50 Revised Statutes Of the United
States tial, Defendants attorneys. A S
Worhlngton A. A. Bimey. J. G. Campbell. and
r. q. Donaldson
Criminal Court No. <,
JUSTICE BARNARD
United States IS. Frank j. AIcFadden larceny and
houseb7eakinC- Plea not guilty Withdrawn and plea
Of guilty entered. sentence suspended Defendant ;
attorney. j. G. Foster.
United States vs. Edgar Fisk same. sentenced 10
penitentisry for three years. Attorney. same
United States IS. James Ball and Frank Butler.
robbery Bah Rithdraws plea If not guilty and pleads
guilty; sentenced 70 peutentiaTy fer one year and
day, nolle pros. entered as 10 Butler Defendants
attorueys T. l.. Jones and T. s. Iuber
United States vs.. Joseph Sakalsky, George Shafer,
Albert Luckett, and Felix KeppleT. carual knowl-
edge; plea Of not guilty Withdrawn; plea each guilty
as "a fifth and sixth counts. nolle pros entered as
% counts one. two three. and four; sentence sus-
pended Defendants attorneys Campbell Caring
ton and J. n. Ricks
United States rs. Albert johnson and John Bail
stock larceny from the United States: arraiened
each pleads not guilty. Attorney. Campbell Car
TingtoD.
United States vs. joseph IoEenthal, violating
section SO. code; death Of defendant noted
United States rs. Joseph L0weuthal aud David
Iowcuthal, oonSulracy; death Of joseph Bowenthal
noted.
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs., Richard Holmes
United States vs.. Alfred Sharp and John BRYANT
United States vs.. Lloyd Thomas.
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Equity Court No. 2.

abGtitE LOCLD
Assignment for to-day:
No y United States Press Association Us
United States Press Association ct al Attorneys. L.
A. Baiey-J. c Harper Douglas & Douglas
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-LANGDGN D. c.. 2lS4 FRANKLIN
St ne.-5 rooms. modern Improvements: city water
one fare; city; suburban, % min: steani Z min
and pike roads, fruit. oUtbuildings. garden plOWed
$50 year Phone LELAND BARTON. owner. sfl
n y. ave. Nv. ap2-St
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MASSAGE.

MANICURING. SCALP and FACIAL MASSAGE
Hours, 10 10 C. Phone NJ. $40.
MISS T. PETERSON 81 New York are. NV.
aps-7t
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE; FACE AND SCALP;
Swedish movements eleCtT0-VibrO: apen Sunday:
I'd floor front; walk IN. 3 a. H. TO 10 D. NJ Sis
18th St. nv. Phone NJ 36Y apIs,0t
SELECT TOILET AND MASSAGE pARLORS.
hours 10 to TO- ROOM second Aoog. Walk in.
Open daily and sundays. 5l5 + NV apIs-H
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29


It is currently reported that Booth Bros. &
Hurricane Granite Co. have secured big job,
and that a part will be cut at Vlnalnaven:
The game arrivals at Bangor last Thursday
included the following II. "A. oaooadge'
deer, ]. A. Pendleton, deer, E. L. Sprague' z
deer. Friday O. R. Elmer arrived with one
deer. The deer were all shipped to this city.
The sloop Spray at Lewis wharf this week
is fine specimen of the up-to-date nsnlng
craft. She was built at Friendship, is owned
at Cranberry Isles, and is both speedy and able.
She came up for supplies and had box herring
for sale.
Last Saturday afternoon the scnool chlldren
were given free admission to the moving
picture show in the Belfast Opera House and
fully 400 were present Mr.. Charles W. Fred
erick extended the invitation to the children
through the manager, Walter J. Clifford
The Journal made wrong lead in clubs last
week. The Waldo Club was not the successor
of the Club of Thirty, but of the XII Club
When the Club of Thirty disbanded most OF
the remaining members joined the Elm City
Club, as the Waldo Club was then called.
The B. H. S. class of 'O9 is planning for a
trip to Washington and Philadelphia in place OF
the regular graduation exercises, and on Fri
day evening, November 18th, they will give a
supper in Memorial Hall, the proceeds of
which will 90 to help defray the expenses of
the trip.
7 1nkn Of
city will have the management OF the excur-
sion of the Belfast High school to Washing
ton, D. c., in the latter part of March. Mr.
Dickey was invited to meet the class last
Tuesday at the High school building and the
trip was there mapped out and plans made fol
! raising the necessary funds. Others outside
the school will have the privilege Of taking
| advantage of the low rates offered.
| William Jones, an employee of John Vickery
in Morrill,, was so badly burned last Friday
! morning that he died at p. m. He was light
ing the kitchen fire, and supposing the fire to
be entirely out poured on kerosene, which i'm
mediately blazed up around him, burning him
from head to feet. The family were not up
and Jones rushed out doors and was seen by a
neighbor who wrapped blankets around him
Medical aid was summoned and he was brought
to the Waldo County hospital in this city, but
his injuries We're fatal, and nothing could be
done. The deceased came to Morrill, from
Massachusetts, and has no relatives here.
CLUBBING OFFERS The following clubbing
offers apply only to subscriptions paid in adj
vance; and when payment is made it should be
stated what premium, if any, is desired. 1t is
also necessary to say that none of these publ
cations are mailed with The Journal or from
this office. We have to pay for these publica-
tons one year in advance, and they are then
sent from their respective offices to our sub
scribers. Our clubbing offers are as follows
for one years subscription paid in advance:
The Journal and Farm & Home. .........$ 90
The Journal and Tribune Farmer.......... 2.25
The journal and McCalls Magazine. 2.1O
The Journal and New Idea Magazine. 2.1O
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-10-29

Highway Commissioner Sargent recommend
ed payment of the State aid due for ims
provement upon State roads this year to the
following Waldo county towns: Waldo, $162;
Winterport, $2s1.98; Liberty, s153; Morrill,,
$137.25; Troy, $16S.75.
Unclaimed letters remaining in the Belfast
post office for the week ending Oct 9th:
Mrs Elizabeth Blake, Miss Myra Bryant, Mrs.
William Burns, Miss Gussie Dyer, Mrs. c. l.
Eames, Mrs. E. M. Grogan, Fannie E. King,
Miss B. O'Hara, Mrs. w. S. Strout e letters,)
Mrs Geo. A. Stevens, Clifton w. Chase, Leon
H. Davis, A. v. Martin, Lawrence Murray, H.
G. Pendleton, c. f. Reach.
An attractive supper will be served in Memo
rial Hall tomorrow, Friday night, from to
O'Clock, by the ladies of the Methodist church.
The bill of fare will be tempting, including the
eatables appropriate to Halloween. Come
and get good supper at a reasonable price.
During the evening Halloween social may be
enjoyed by all, when some mysteries of the
future will be unveiled. A candy table will be
a feature of the evening.
FooT BALL. The foot ball game on the
Congress street grounds last Saturday between
Belfast High and Camden High resulted in a
victory for the home team by score of % to 6.
In fact Belfast played great game. The
lineup:
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Score, Belfast o. Camden s. Touchdowns,
Collins 2, Richards, Lathrop, Frohock. Goals
from touchdowns, Robinson 2, Frohock. UNI
pire, Shorkley. Referee, Foster. Time, 2om
and Ism periods.
The two teams will meet again next Satur-
day on the Congress street grounds, when
Camden will have slightly different lineup
An interesting game may be expected.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05
A TORNADO'S WORK
Woman Blown from Her Kitch-
en- Through a Window
And Was Saved.
MANY PEOPLE INJURED.
Courtesy Indianapolis News

Kearney, Neb., June 5.-Several per-
sons were injured and probably a dOz-
Ell residences were either destroyed
or damaged by a tornado which struck
the southern portion Of Kearncy No
fewer than eight funnel-shaped clouds
formed during an hour and passed
within sight of Kearney, but only one
struck the town.
Among the houses hit by the lorna
do were the home of Senator Norris
Brown, the residence of ElwOOd Jenk-
ms, whose wife and child were ser
iously injured; the brick residence of
A. w. Bond and the homes OF Alfred
Anderson, !. NJ. Parr. a. p. Salgren,
Henry NJ. Wagner and S. Nichols, Mrs
Wagner, who was at work in her kit
chen when the storm strucr the house
was blown through a window. This
probably saved her life as the house
was torn to splinters a minute later.
News came tonight that the town OF
Minden, Kearney county. had been
wrecked by a storm, but it is impos-
sible TO get confirmation. Axtell, IS
miles from here, was damaged but
wires are down and no details are
known.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05
MERE MAN CAN NOT DESCRIBE
THE FRENCH DIRECTOIRE GOWN
First tver Seen in Richmond Was That Worn by Trim Little
Woman Pennsylvania Station. Which Created Sensation

The first of the "directoire" gowns
has arrived in Richmond. 1t left as
suddenly as it appeared but at that
numerous natives of this community
and quite a sprinkling of the travelling
public obtained a good glimpse of the
creation. The woman who inhabited
at the union station this morning on
a G.. r. & |. train. She fingered at the
station a few minutes then boarded a
west bound Panhandle train. Awe
struck reporters were TOO overcome to
inquire the name of the fair sensa-
ton. All they could do was to follow
the curious crowd, which had eyes for
nothing but the "directoire."
Mere man is a poor hand at describ-
ing such a creation but the following
effort is submitted with direful misgiv-
ing for approval. The skirt was of
silk which chung tightly-lovingly
the figure. On the starbOard side of
the skirt was an interruption which
extended from the knee to the hem. a
sleeveless Jacket of some kind of blue
goods. cut low in the neck and but
toning in the back. completed the
makeup. except an adult sized Merry
Widow roof garden. Returning to the
jacket-it has been neglected to state
that il fit tightly, extremely so.
Referring again to the interruption
in the skirt. AS the lady of the direc-
toire promenaded through the car
sheds. emphasizing little too much
her Inconsistencies of the attention
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05
ATTRACTIVE PURSES
speed Events for the Hagers-
town Fair Have Been
Announced.
fEXPECT SUCCESSFUL MEET

Hagerstown, Ind, June 5.-The nine
teenth annual fair and exhibition of
the Wayne County Fair association
will be held at HagerstOwn and will
continue from July %, to 81. This as
ISOLATION Is member of the American
Trotting association The association
is offering some liberal and attractive
purses and premiums and the indica-
tons are that Hagerstown will have
one Of the best fairs in it's history this
year. Entries close July %. Follow
ing is the speed program:
Wednesday, July 29-First race. s.
, yearold trOt or pace, three in five,
stake, purse $500: second race, ladies'
hitching race, no entrance fee, purse
1916; third race. half mile run, two in
three, purse $50.
Thursday, July 30-First race, free
for-all pace, three in five, purse $500;
second race, 2:24 trot, three in five,
purse $500; third race 2:25 pace, three
in five. purse $500: fourth race, one
mile run, two in three, purse 500.
Friday. July 31-2:1S trot, three in
five, purse $500; second race, 2:19 pace
three in five, purse $500; third race,
three-fourths mile run, two in three,
purse S75.
w. H. Porter, president; T. S. Walk
er, secretary; l.. S. Bowman, treasurer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05
H|BERN|ANS TO MEET
National Convention of Order
Will Be Held in In
dianapoIis.
ELABORATE PLANS MADE.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 5.-More
than 400 people are expected to be
served at the banquet which will be
the feature Of the national convention
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in
this city next month. The convention
will open on Monday, July 20 and con
tinue for eight days. At the banquet
which is to be held on Thursday, July
%, several prominent speakers will be
heard.
Already the hotels are beginning 10
receive requests for rooms. Announce
ment was made last night at the meet
ing of the committee in charge of the
arrangements for the convention that
delegates would be present from the
United States. Canada. New Zealand,
the Hawaiian Islands, Ireland and Aus
tralia.
Capt. p. J. Kelleher of this city has
been selected as grand marshal for
the parade which will be given on
Tuesday afternoon, July 81. On Tues
day morning all the delegates will at
tend church and in the afternoon the
open public session of the convention
will be held. On Monday night tic
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H. Of Marion
county, will present a drill and all of
them will be costumed in Irish DOplin
dresses imported from the old coun-
try. The plans for the convention
lave not yet been completed, but The
members of the committee in charge
Ct the arrangements say this cOnven-
ton promises to be one of the largest
ever held by the order.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05

she was attracting. there was an &C
casional glimpse of white hosiery 10
be seen through the interruption in
the skirt.
A short time ago two of these gowns
made their appearance at a Paris race
track and a riot ensued. The first
appearance of a "directoire" in Rich
mOnd certainly excited great curiosity
still Americans are not as infiam-
mable as the French.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05
What Might Have Been.

Nov, l suppose" remarked Mrs
Snaggs, that the surgeons of the army
are attached to the medical corps"
"Your supposition does you great
credit" replied Mr.. Snaggs sarcastic
ally. ITS a wonder you didn't imag-
Inc that doctors joined the army for
the purpose of building bridges or go
ing up in a balloon. Where should
army surgeons be except in the medi-
cal CORPSE"
well. 1 thought that they might pos
Eibly belong to the lancers. London
Standard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05
FEAR. FOR WORLDS
AUTOMOBILE RACERS
No Word Has Been Received
For Five Days.

Paris, June Fear is being enter
tanned regarding the New York TO
Paris automobile contestants. 1t has
been five days since any word was
heard from them. They are some
where in Siberia. Investigations are
to be instituted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-05

What do you think of my voice.
she asked after trying a selection from
IL Trovatore.
1T makes me think Of sailors" he
replied
.'Of sailors? Why so?"
1T has a tendency to die at Co.
Chicsss REGARD Herald