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Arizona republican., 1909-03-19

been altered only by providing for &
tax levy for two years.
Mr.. Days bill providing for the in
spection of dairy herds and dairy
products was passed II appropriated
$4,000 for carrying out the purposes
of the bill and authorizes the employ
ment of an assistant veterinarian.
Mr.. Morris endeavored to present a
resolution calling upon the attorney
general to appear and render an opin-
ion as to the conStitutionality of coun-
ell bill %. the anti-boleta measure
The resolution was ruled out. probably
on the suspicion that Mr.. Morris was
aware that the attorney general was
mt the national capital. The anti
boleta bill. which had been vetoed by
the governor on the ground of its I'M
constitutionality. was taken up and by
a bare two-thirdS majority was passed.
4 bill amending the law with refer
ence to the apportionment of school
funds was passed.
The house had been in confusion all
afternoon. but it was a scene of or
derby quiet in comparison with its
condition when Mr. Bailey made a
statement that the office of the gov
ernor was showed under with uncon-
sidered bills and that the enrolling
clerks were swamped with bills. He
moved that all bills on the speakers
desk. or wherever they might be. be
Indefinitely postponed. There was a
storm of protest, out Of which came
the bill for the relief of b. A. Packard.
former fair commissioner. who had
expended something more than $4,000
of his own money. There was a vio-
lent but not numerous opposition t.
the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Duffy then arose and in elo
quent advocacy of Mr.. ONeilrs coun-
Gil bill to prevent chickens from run
ming at large secured its passage by
an almost unanimous vote.
At this point the speaker declared
that there should be no further debate
on motions to suspend the rules. Lit
tie opposition was therefore offered in
the general uproar to any proposition
that was offered II had ceased To be
immaterial whether any Of the pend
ing bills passed or not, and they were
put through until nearly 6 o'clock.
when the house took a recess for an
hour.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
THE HOUSES LAST DAY.
Found the Clerks Desk Looking Like
Load Of Hay.

Proceedings were begun in the house
with the adoption Of a resolution FOL
the return Of the general bridge bill
Mr.. DeSOuza gave notice that in the
course Of the afternoon he would in
troduce a bill providing for a guaranty
OF bank deposits.
The bill providing for the appoint
ment OF deputy county school super
intendents. the salary not to exceed
800 a month, was passed: also Mr.
Hunts bill increasing the lists from
which grand and trial jurors are to
be selected.
Mr.. NOrton's bill providing for the
employment Of convicts on the high
ways, streets and alleys was defeated
by vote Of to Il.
The bill providing remuneration for
truant officers was passed. The bill
for the appointment Of deputy asses
sors, to cure a defect in Mr. Suffers
bill already in the hands Of the gov
ernor. was introduced and passed I'M
der a suspension of the rules
The contingent appropriation bill
was received from the council and its
amendments We're now concurred in.
Messrs. Bailey. Mccormick and Merrill
were named as conferees on the part
Of the house Messrs. Hampton. St.
Charles and O'NeiIl were subsequent
~ named by the council
The Afternoon.
Notwithstanding the rush Of the
morning. leaving hardly time for
lnnch, it was ( o'clock before the house
was called to order, when the railroad
exemption bill was taken up. and
against the protests of Mr. Pace was
put through under n suspension of the
rules. Speaker Webb and Mr. Hall
spoke in favor Of the bill, its advan-
tages in the way Of immediate devel-
Opment and in the way Of future val
uation for taxable purposes. Mr.
Shaw's argument in favor of the meas
ure was that he had found nothing in
the bill detrimental to the interests of
the people. The bill was passed by
vote Of q to 8
The conference reports were re-
ceived on the amended segregation bill
and the contingent appropriation bill
Members had grown weary Of these
measures and without paying a great
deal Of attention to either report, both
were adopted without dissent
The good roads bill. which was on
the eve Of passage the night before.
was again crowded forward with its
amendment and was passed. II had
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19

of the Acts of the Twenty-third
Legislative Assembly of the Terri
tory of Arizona.
Council Bill No. 102-"An Act TO
Amend Paragraph 1852 (Section % and
to Amend Section Z, of Paragraph 1854,
Title 43, Revised Statutes of Arizona,
1901"
Council Bill No. 80, AN Act to
Amend Paragraph 1873. Section lbs, Re
vised Statutes Of Arizona, 1901"
Council Bill No. 10. An Act To Pro
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19

House Bill No. III. AN Act to
Amend Paragraph 23OS."
House Bill No. Il, An Act Amend
ing the Law With Reference to Sala-
ries Of Deputy County Treasurer"
House Bill No. 1877. An Act Relating
to Cemeteries in cities"
Council Bill No. 100, AN Act TO
Amend Paragraph 4O51.
Council Bin No. Ia. An Act to
Amend Paragraph 2496."
Council Bill No. 103, Vital Statistics
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19

vide for the Indeterminate Sentence of
Persons Convicted of Crime, and for
the Suspension Of Sentence in Certain
Cases"
House Bill No. 90. An Act to Amend
Paragraph S12, Penal Cose. Stenogra-
pliers, i'm Grand Jury Room"
House BIN No. 1I6, An Act to Pro-
hibit saloons Within coo Yards Of Nor
NAL School
House Bill No. 100, The Tempe
Bridge Bill
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19

Bill.
Council Bill No. 157. General Bridge
Bill.
Council Bill No. 81. IAN Act Amend
ing Section so. Title So"
Laws Without Signature of Governor
House Bill SO, by Roberts-COunty
Ranger law became effective March
II, 1903.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-19
TURBULENT END OF
THE LEGISLATURE

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The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Le D+oit PsrS--8Isry c. Terrell e VIZ Robert T.,
20 Robert r, Church. lot .. block T. 50
! 17s2 street n9thwess-J. Han Be=is 70 Edith
Hall Lewis ,ot 80. square *, SO
Connecticut ATecus Ter-ace-Faltcn r. Gordon e
Tx to RicEard 0. Z. Saunders, lots Is and ls
square I7fs. 2s5
street between SeTeuteeuth and Eighteenth
streets s0utheast-Jessie R. Armstrong executric
e a. 70 Heury n Baker. original lot L. square
Ips so
Fourteenth street between south Carolina s7-uus
and streets sOUtheast-James " Pogvsl e TX
70 Charles r. Nussbsurl, part 10 5. square
NIos. So
e IS 20. snd 2 Thirteenth street northwest-
Charles d Cragin and H. Rozier Dslszy. t-11s-
tees. to 2. Isabelle Sinclair. original lot ..
SQUARE - SO
Tenth street and Massachusetts, a7ruus noreheast-
William A. Gordon 60 Ingram Memorial Conzre-
gztiOnsl Church Institutional. two-thir5s share
n part lot I, SQUARE 90. S.
Julia H. Addison % John AT. l0s >. SQUARE SIS.
willard s.reet-Ksthlecn z. Ear ct VIZ. Charles.
20 Walter De V. Harrison, lot e. square 81.
L street, bstzeen Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets southesst-ChaFiss h Nuss6aam 70 Mary
G. Nelson. lots 50 and q, square less. SO
SO 9 street northwest-John T. Arms % James L
Earrick, los S. Rsseuaticn 10 SO
Sdlueten Psrk-Anna l. Largey 70 Fred B.
Rhodcs. lot 3. block J. SO. Frei 3. Rhodes
Ct TX 70 ". Walton Hsndrg. sane lard. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Pisins-Jennie c
Thomas = Vir. William T.. 20 John 7. Arms
lot 81 h,ock l. Sc
First and y street sCathEest-Wiiion J. Lambert
trustee e. TX. 70 Mamie z Vernon lst and
pars original lct ?. sauare o. So
street between Fourteenth ard Fifteenth streets
scuthsast-Jossph L. Yates = uz 20 Lewis E
Moran. let s. squaTe IeSo. SO
University Fsrs-NeTthvsss Wsshingtca Irp-c-e-
msnt Company to MAbslle B. Rsnozs. loi z.
block - ga
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
DAILY COURT RECORD
CTuesday, February Z,
TUESDAY, February 10, 1901

Aliey-Anfho1y ?. B1css e TX 20 E Loda Hln.
lots IS 70 e. square ~. Sc. Z. Loess hi %
John 7. CoEEie same land sc.
kaicrana Helsats-elFillizEa A Means 70 MzIJ c
Means. Iert lot 3. hioos =. SIC
Z street. between Thjrl and Fourth streets s1-rh-
sast-Wsrren G BicEfcHd ard Ca1rles " Dz-r.
trustees. 70 George y Psin1. ios = b q
square - SO
81 street southvest-F7oyd z DAVIS. surviving
tTHs.ee. 10 William 81. Oregon. lot g. squars
zss 81
Lsniss Hcights-Wniian A. Go1ioE. trustee 70
Charles ", kiag. y. lots II. IL. and IL. sad
part los 10 Sc
Eighth street. between and c streets southets.-
Augustus c. Taylor q TX to Josep1 C. WIIlsras
iet s. square &C. So
Wocdtcy Park-HarTy HardEan and Thomas P
Boncs n Lille Lzrned. iot 81 block g. So
SO Twentieth street noTrhHest-L. Neleadsz Efnz
aEd james l. Neil. tr-stees. % Anna + King
lots 6 and s. SQUARE l64 SO. Anna E KIN
q IL. L MeiGtsz. TO Alszznder 6 Clark.
sans lard. Sc.
Mount Pleasant AID Pleasant Plzins-Ios.ua ?
Mills e NJ 70 Loretta n Smith. lOt slS tloel
= SO
GeurzeioHn-Csr0iiBs Wall anciIlszy guardian. %
Fannie II. Carsoa. part lot a, square 10 "a
Mount Pseasant-Louis Sherman e IL 70 E2thIssu
K Earl. los ST. block l. 50.
Moore & BarboEs Ssco1d A6Gition % Wsshinz-
ton-jolln 7. Coghm % E. Jcdge HII, Iot a
bloek % 80 Z Lodge Hu % Ch1-lss z
Stanton, sane land So
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
EYE SPECIALIST.
SORT OF SOUP IT WAS.
Small Man of Humorous Tendencies
Enlightened by the Lunch Nan.

Enlightened by the Lunch Nan.
From TIE New YC-t sun.
The man az tie saloon lunch counter
watched the approach Of the three men
with defiance cleaning from his eye.
He looked aggressive. and apparently
was Just waiting for some enc to say
something as a starter.
Each Of the men carried a glass OF
beer and the object OF the trip 10 the
counter was 10 set some free lunch.
The smallest Of the three. with twinkle
in his eye. read the sign IN back OF the
lunch man. and then asked, sweetly:
What kind Of soup Is that
Then he paused and smiled upon his
friends as one who is about Ia spring q
rarely merry lest.
The lunch MAJ surveying the small man
with anger, mingled with contempt said:
You know right well from the sign
what sort Of soup that is. All you are
waiting for is 10 have me say. It's bean
soup Then you win spring that terrible
chestnut. I don't want TO know what
kind Of soup it's been. want 20
know what sort Of soup il IS
can you guess how many people have
tried to spring that on me to-day? Wen.
I'll let YOU know that I've reached the
limit. and the next joker VIII get some
isn't on the sign. Seer
The small man and his friends saw.
They took their soup in silence
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

I T. Isabelle Sinclair has purchased.
( through H Rozier Dulany and Charles
; H Cragin. trustees unGer a deed II trust
for John Mariner. the property located
I at the southwest corner Of Thirteenth and
( G streets. the consideration being SO. 81.
/ The negotiations were carried through by
! George r Linkias- The property Is in
proved with frame buildings. being
SIS TO so Thirteenth street. and 1893
TO 1862 in G street. which bring IN a total
Ct more than 500 a month IN rentals The
total amount OF grognd disposed Of under
the transfer consists OF $50 square feet.
It Is understood that the purchase price
was 81 a square foot Although the real
purchaser is not known. K Is thought that
the property has been bought as an in
vestment. and viii be improved with a
large business building The property. has
q frontage Of s. fee IN 9 street and 55lz
feet IN Thirteenth street
Announcement is made that the sale
Of the property at the northwest corner
Of ] and Fifteenth street has been made
TO the University Club oy H. y TapIin.
Tie purchase price IS understood to be
about $500 The property is portion
Of the estate Of the late Senator Red
field Proctor \ fraction OF more than
three lots. which front on I street, ana
two Of which front on Fifteenth street.
comprise the tract
The greater part OF improvements upon
the former lot consists OF tws-story
brick building, occupied by a pharmacy.
On Fifteenth street the lots are improved
by two three-stOry buildings. soS ens SO
George Oakley TOtten. jr an architect
and a member OF the club. has already
drawn plans Tor the building, which viii
cost about s2iA,ooa
Stone & Fairfax have sold for E. D.
Barrett. J. 3 Middleton. and A II.
Mead. respectively. the buildings located
at 2054 E street northwest. ~ Tennessee
avenue northeast. and s2s Thirteenth
street southwest
James P. Harris has purchased through
Thomas J. Owen & Son the two-storT
residence located at 10 Morris road, Ana,
costa. for S1.9oo.
Building permits were issued yesterday
70:
G. c. Humphrey and J. F. Payne; I've
two-story brick dwellings. from 2827 10 +
zos5 North Capitol street; architect, ".
C. Allard: builder. 6. c. Humphrey; esfi-
mated cost e10
E O. CaSteii. six two-story brick dwell
ings. from 1913 10 1513 A street southeast;
builder. G. W Backman; estimated cost.
s13.5o0
Alfred Harding R p Williams. and
L A. Bennett trustees: one brick
church at the southeast corner OF EIe~-
enth and G streets southeast; architects.
Hill & Kendall: builGer-J. a. Gibbons;
estimated cost. $500
I. 3. Mouiton; brick dwelling at soS F
street southwest: architect and builder.
". Z. Garner; estimated cost, 20aa
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LnWN utfa.

No. $40. K. A7ih1r Hoce - Bar Wilson. &C
couHt $50. Attorney MGutscue. & AIrriaritv.
No- 80 Tesiy a. Parish of the Ascension IS
Heury S-CrDbcFE s Co., breach q csu-r-c. s. go
Atto-usvs. e. e. Celhoan ard Garter 4 Rroose
Ne. $40 Edusrd Il Rspetti- &c Is DON
Donohoe; damages. $1,000 Attorneys Lambert *
Yearmau
No. 5is-a. F. Frank Repetd ~ ssr.. At,or-
Ecys sane.
No. SAL Leland : Poole. &c. Is District q
Columbia e. al; damages. Slo.09a Attorneys ? B.
Has and :. r. RradGocs
Ne. 5l4is Ni>hsei Lobe- vs. z F Ans.ons.
crtierasL Def-Hi2Ht-s attorney 7 A Tooner
No SAB " Fishers sons & Co. IS Frzuz :.
Heiberger; CHECKS Si.so. Attorneys, Tucker &
Kenyon.
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Probate Conf.
-
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT
Estate ~ Susan r. Geld- order s-art5-r letters
tsstal-enta-y- Attousy. " 4 1icK1uney
Estate n Henrletts Stuart. order g-zzrilg letters
te--sEc1-sTT- Attc-rev. 81. e. NcEirney
Estate e Caesar fscrr1-i- CFler 20 SCI business
Attcney. c. $ HliyCr-
Es-ate q sarah e. -shs-ou; o-ier granting lst-
te-S test2msntsry; boed Gool Attorney. J. J.
Darlington.
Estate q Johr Roberts: order granting letters
tes-ameutary; bond 500 At;o1ney. ~. n. SH0les
IN re- Name J. Gardner. o1slcr for allowance. At
t11ey W II MARROW.
Estate q Margaret Nugent, ordsr finally rssi-
fyin- and coudHning sale Attorneys sheshy x
Shcch-
Estate q joseph z. Painter, o7ier granting let
tcrs q adnEuisr-siioa. c 3 a.; bo1d. so A.
t0rrsy. Il. 6. kizhau
Estate II Frances A Reed Wis dsfed Ar7il
p lss-. NcvcnhCr TO- $50. and July 3 1855 Sled
ESfstc II William ". Cheshire, petition fer let
tcFs tCstsUel.srv- Atfozuey. ~. h 1lan0sre.
Estate q S1rsh " SEEK; crier % cancel note
Attorneys. Newton & Gillett.
Etate q Eliza J. Stevens; VII dated April =
Isse. fled
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
EanIfr Suifn

Nc Es1S u - release lot IL sou7rs s.. 70
release cetd & tr1sr- Attorney. J. . SalIivan.
No ss2 LEg r. Wrish; rs. WiIliaa A
WTiEht e. 81; divorce. Attorney. A z Rel
" ~ Chsrlls a Ball * Frzuk z. Daley
e. al: judgment Crct.l-CT's hl. b1-osRey. l.
l00-IIcT.
Nc. ss2S. Yic'ev Anderson IS. Cnknonn Hers;
-ulst rl.-e. A-..-l.L. q. v. Owa-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
NORFOLK AKD WESTERN RWY.

I'LL ~ EfE kCl 4ANLahl L. "a
Leave Washington New UuioR Station.
10 a. m.-Daily-An POINTS on Norfolk sid WeSt-
en- also knoxEsIle. Chattancoss end Memphis
h,n > n - Daily - Roauoke Bristol Wiustoa-
salem. knoxEille. Chattanooga Nashville. Aemphis
SeS Oriesns- ThrCugh Sieeper. Dining CARS
Fer Norfolk-Lssve Washington, 80 q. n daily
hJS a n daily ie1eep1 sunday. AuiEe Norfolk
u q .. n. ard SO . n
SO p n--Oaily-BeuyTi1e Lursy. shenandosh-
Trains from TIE Southwest srriFe ss5 g. n AMI
go p %
All information Fourteenth street ard New Yo-E
sysrue fB1nd BuSldirzl
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
INAUGURAL SEATS.

SEATS FOR SALE FOR The INAUGURAL
parade AZ 81 and Pa are Nv. $50 to $50 II
formation, 81 z ST. nv Phone n 78i2 fsS-sE
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

No4E-fNSilSHec AMY a. Ut1TUstio1. snc Tot
Tvsrsnteed
so I. NC. & Q. LIMITED. DsIIy-Fast>ves-
tlliec trsin- Pullman sieepers 20 Lexington LcJis
5iAe- Cincirnau. Ind iaua poiis. ChizEo. and St
LcuiS Con1ectiou fer Virginia Hot srTinss- Put
nan CIR Louisville 70 MeIrrhis srd SeT Orleans
Dining csrs. i carte serTice
LIE p NJ. :. LIMITED. DaiIy-so,it
rss-icuie traIn- Pelham sleepcrs 20 Cinciunz-i.
Lezsuglon. Erd Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car % Virginia dot sp1uEs wees dsyz Dining csys.
s carte se7Tice Pullman Geepers Cincinnati 70
Shsc2Eo and 81 Louis md Louisville 70 Memphis.
NASHVILLE. ard New Orleans.
Cbes1peake and Ohio Ones So PsnnsyiTsnia
sTeuue; 10 street. and New Uniou Stari01 Tel-
Eho0s Asin l1sS q 20 fo- uckets. hsggsEs ebeeks.
feseTr1ticrs ard Ta1iczh
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-WHITE OFFICE BOY ABOUT IS OR
Z years Ct age AIply at LIB S. M feI7-5t
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
~EvrRy n goI habI y, l9I' ne z: ,,ors
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAFnIIS electric n kET. " !

= l.
Electro palace cars from Wbite House station
C5th snd r SIS. NORTHEAST
7 " hallnnoTe-Erery haif hour from 30 z. %
: % ? n. and ss9. s.0. 1e.St ard jas p II.
EXCEPT on the ODD hours. Local cars AZ SIS, s-l0
II 10 2. 10. and lie. $40. SO 10 .. r.
taTs on the EVEN hours make 10 stop he-Ecs1
Washington and Baltimore
Tor Anuspolis-Ersry hcU7 from . a n. . .
p n, and $50 and i 50 2 n
Fares ore VA Ro-7-d TIN
-f'ttialTfs fac- 81
To Annapolis ard I. s
Naval Acadsmy..-.----. &c SIS
BaEgaze checked
Al n 81 cars direct 70 White HoEse Station
iicset nice 81 l4h and y Y ave ncFthEest z1d
- White House Station 18th ard II SIS. NORTH
EAST Teieni7one n T5as ard Linz. So.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from Gay 70 day.
EanIfS Court No. L

JUSTICE BARNARD
No. s5557. Loefasr " Bocffer. T7iie rctu7uabie
FebTiary 70, lsa. Attorneys w0f s Rosenberg
Campbell CaTriuztou-
Nc 1851 Carter Ct al IS. Coughlsu e a.; order
fer trustee 10 execute lease. AftoueJ. " 5.
Armstrong.
No zsi5 Bal vs. First Cooperative B1iidins A.
sof7a;ion; csder - settle shoemaker loal Attor-
ness. J. 5. Easby- smith and J. l. snittA
No. 1s25 Ssn-Wers Is SiEmcns Ct a.. reference
~ examiner. AttorRcys, Mcasasue AoTiarify 4
Logsirau- Psdgeft & Connie
Nc I76- Il reiease q lot ias square 81 !;
rlfcTTcd 10 SPECIAL examiner Attorney, J. D saih
var
No 2iI7S. BoTles Us. 0cks;sdt tine 70 sie trans
cigt extended. Attorneys. l. T0brinsr-Padsett &
Forftst.
70 zsg9 Pitts rs. Green e a.; rule rssurrsbls
Fctruarg q zee Attorneys, BENJAMIN Carter
Joisl Ridcut.
No El5L Brsxtcn rs. johnson; order extending
tin. AttoneEs. Hughes Gray and L. c
Grrr-ry-S g PeciIe
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Y B--FonoWDg sche6uls hElTes puhiishad ouly
a. information. md Ere rot guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Noble. New Orlcsus.
AshcTi-le Css-ta1so7a. Memphis. z and
R - ? n daily Dining CIR
For Roanoke. hnczEiile Chattanoo7z. Ne-psfS
NsE Orleans. l5l0 D II daily. Dining cz-z.
Fer Columbia. Charleston Augusta. AIken. savan-
nah. jacksonville. ard Florida pOi1ts g19 p u
daily. Dining car service
Tourist cas- fer California, tri-Eeekly. ga D n
Local fo- Hsuison5urg. % a n daily: s.i5 D z
week DAYS; for DaBTire. 10 a n. dang. md tog
Charlottesville, 10 a n and As p II dAi,g
Frequent trains 10 ard t-uu Blusncnt
L 8 BROWN GrrsraI ArrnI
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERs FOR TIRES. ALL MAKES.
Unicorn. Hartford Kessie- dnd cushion tfres
guaranteed for one year Expert bicycle repair de-
rartmeut. c. VERNON HALL. s04 81. Nv.
auI2oT cod
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.

We REPAIR FURNITURE. UPHOLsTERING.
make MATTRESSES co cabinet work. Phone NJ 7I77
UNITY. Cooperative. 1918 Pa ave- nv
no7-m. " sa9et
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
THOs. J. FISHER & co. (INC.),
73S 18th vt. NV.

FOR sALE-ONLY IS PER lot: 6 LOTS; Isxs5:
on A CORNER NORTHEAST STEADILY M
PROVING I SQUARE FROM CARS CHAS- A
SHIELDS 80 NEW YORK AVE NV. feI52t
lot I5zse, on STREET. BETWEEN sth AND
7th Sc; 500 cash; balance 10 suit. Apply IS
18th ST Nv. fs2a
FOR SALE OR LEASE-ON CAR LINE, n
acres; suitable fer ec0red ncncking grounds: pic
turss1uei scent fare Apply 55 18th ST
jsZs-d
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MACHINIST AND BOILER NAKER.
works ald Eh7rf. sth and Water 81 81 R-sn-a
e1ee- lsia s1o ; st1 Nv. 'Phones Main Isl sad -
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
FOR RENT-RooMs.
FURNISHED.

GENTLEMEN WHO WISH ROOMS AT REA-
scnahle rates for the Sumner months in Chegy
Chase mag secure sane hy Communicating with
LOCK DRAWER Sal fel7-st
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
PHOTOGRAPHY.

BROMIDE ENLARGING. Blue AND BLACK
from patent Prints; drawings and lantern slides.
commercial paotoTapheT.
4 A. FARNHAM. SO F 81 Nv.
sc5es0t.m.Es
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
CLEANED & pRESSEn.

n ORDER TO KEEP ORR IEcrT,kR Ev-
plo5es busy during the dull months We quote:
Pants spouged pressed l5c Skirts pressed * 10 sc
SUITS sponEed, pressed Soc ladies' suits u-s'3 q 70 Is
SallS s1sa-Lcl SCI skirts stean-cleaned-75c
r L GREEN Co. SIS to SIS 18Th s.
u8S.wfsOt
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED HAIR DRESSER
ard manicure. Cal a. Sc 18th St. nv. fsI7-H
The Washington herald., 1909-02-17
WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR OVERsTOCK OF
wall paper az a very low sacrifice Cal and see
our STOCK sign r7intEg. show cards. and gildiDs
Z. G. N0LTE. s7 Ith st. NV. jss-eo6-H
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LADY OR Girl.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture q az kinds a. a MILLER'S
FURNITURE HOUSE. 9Th and Z SIS. Nv Drop
Ios.al q rLole Main - fel-ensn-
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Stone & Fairfax have sold for z. D.
Barrett, J. 3 Middleton. and A. II.
Mead. respectively. the buildings located
at 2034 z street northwest. ~ Tennessee
avenue northeast. and S23 Thirteenth
street southwest
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

UPRIGHT PTANO-LADT LEAVING CITY Will.
-1f1l1ce UPRIGHT PIANO fCr cash. 500 usbo1-
any iano sl15 # sold Immediately. 70 Grant pace
~. 2. CAS- ENGINE: A. CONDITION. CAL
ar7en go and 30 so 9Th 81. Sc fels3t
SOME GOOD PIECES OF ANTIQUE FURNT-
t1re- must sell account Of moving rare char.e
Can ans time, Sio2 s.. Nv, q phone West SO.
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LAUNDRY.

METROPOLITAN BAND LAUNDRY.
SO 9Th ST. ~. Prone n. TgT7 Drop postal
Co.isS. -; skirts. plain &c: Win caEs ans
plested. Lcs osllsd fcr ard delivered azSE
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER
soohlng promptly sxec1ted at short notice. cro1
postal; vii csll esttnaiss ebeerfuIly zTen. " q
GOODWIN. &c * ~ fgu s1s
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LITERARY WORK WANTED.

ELEGANT ENGLISE-ELEGANT WRTTING IS
artistic; manuscript revised and rrzuarcd for
press addresses enibsliished, lessons a. very ND
erars cost. FRANKLIN CAMPBELL. The Alton.
Phone North ISM fara+F
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T Buy NEW ONES; BRING THE ON
umbrellas 70 - make them as good As new silk
UMBRELLA FOX s. i. h. PHILPITT, 81 & s. ~.
ae5Ntn,Ks
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURE. YOU WANT YOUR PICTURE. NOW IS
the tine. and HOWARD. Photographs. Il0e Pa
ave Nv. Is the Place. All SO pictures 3 to thoss
11sntionirg this paper. ocls-u.fs-tf
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sHoW CAsES-STORE FIXTuRES
?. X GANTER

r. Y GANIER
Manufactures q
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELERS., AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH. a9 PA AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN So ;sI2sa
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Equity Court 10. 2
ITsTICE WRIGHT.

u 5IILE WRIGHT.
Assignment fcr to-day:
No. lel Piacz8ey ~ Pincknsy. Attorneys. ".
c. MaTtin-A ". Scott.
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