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LONG DRESSES AND SHORT
Seant Approval for Milwaukee Ty-
rant and His Ridiculous Ruling.

From ihe Portland Ores0nz-
The question o. how high a woman
may lawfully and properly hold I'D her
gown when she walks in muddy street
IS under hearedF debate III the Mississippi
E@r@y. but the subject interests the Pa
cine CoaSs also. We have mud here as
wei as they have there. bur IL must BE-
admitted that ours Is neither so deep or
so sticky as that OF nunols and Wiscon-
sin The natural rule for holding I'D The
gown would be % raise g as high as The
mud S. deep. but a woman who applied
This principle tn 3Iilw~Gzee. Wis. came
into collision with the mfnions OF the law.
II appears thar The prevalent depth q
the winter mud on the streets of thar
beeTy town Is fourteen inches A woman
VINO was compelled byher affairs 70 make
a pilgrimage 20 the grocery on a certain
morning raised her gown 10 that reason
able height and ser forth. only 10 be az
rested and halad before a magistrate.
This petty tyrant ruled that fourteen
inches was roo high Just how much De
thought q gown ought 20 drag In the
mud he did specify. but evidently Il was
his opinion that II ought 90 80 down a
certain distance
The matter being stu under judicial
meditation. The Oregonian prefers not to
express an opinion upon Il directly. but
it feels az liberty 20 remark that there
seems 70 be a conflict between the Law
and common sense in this domain OF The
conduct of life. Upon most streets there
are substances strewn ABOUT more or less
thickly which cling 60 garments when the
opportunity IS offered end are thus
brought into the house. dispersed through
the air and breathed- They are also min
gled with the food in the kitchen and Oh
the table. What these Sgostances are e -
not necessary 10 speCrry paryic iculariy.
some Of them ara contributed BIZ uer-
who chew tobacco. some By higher AMI
mails None of them seems 70 bz exactly
htted foT breathing or for Ssvoring food
Sril- as long as trailing gowns are worn
on the street. that is what becomes oT
them The Milwaukee magistrate who
launched his judicial thu1derbolts against
short dresses may take his place on the
bright roll of fame with the Pennsylva-
MA Judge who decided that SweSenbor-
gLanism Is an immoral cult Both Of them
Illustrate the great truth that a man mar
know a biz bunch Of law without being
precisely what one would call wise.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NOhIhN hSF.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. information Bureau
G0LDENBERG'S Information Bureau
HECHT & CO. Cashiers Office.
PALAiS ROYAL Information Buresa.
:. kANN. SONS & CO.. Information Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY corner 7th 81. and r L
ave. and st. NV.
J0HNSTON's PHARMACY. i2Z1 n. ]. ave. nv.
+. p WELLER'S PHARMACY. S334 N 81. nv.
AfKINSON'S PHARMACY llth and sta EW.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd sDd sts. NV.
hENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving sta nN.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE. 1855 18th ST. ~.
1AHLOR'S PHARMACY, 9th ard Sta nv.
hENER'S PHARMACY. sth and sta nv.
n. A. MENRE. 5th and sts.
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. lsls 18th s. ~
7 L LEATHERWOOD. 1916 18th ST.
sIOTT & SNYDER. 18Th and 5ts. NV.
D0NN & sANFORD'S PHARMACY, corner n. T.
ave. and North Capitol 81. Nv.
DAY CO.'S PHARMACY. 5th and 6 sts NV
NAKNOLD's PHARMACY 340i 18th II.
HERALD BRANCH. SIS 81 NV.
NORTHEAST
NcCHESNEY 4 JOACHIM ID and z sta nc.
McCHESNET & JOACHIM sth and stA. nc.
g. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9th and
stS ns
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. 7th ard b SITS ne.
CHARLES ]. FURNIAN's PHARMACY. sth and
T. Capitol SIS ne.
BLUMER's PHARMACY. n. Capitol and sts ne.
u. d. COURTNEY's CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
NJ n Cspitol st
SOUTHWEST
NILBURN'S PHARMACY. 7tb and Il stS ~
SOUTHEAST.
?. p. WELLER. sth and I SIS e.
GUY n NELLY. nth and sta s.
BROOKLAND
CHARLES G. LENNON. l2th and Newton sts-
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HOW PRISONERS CONVERSE.
An Exchange Of Criminal Records
DurinE Psalm sinEinE.

An Exchange OF Criminal Records
During Psalm Singing.
F-oHa the Glasgow Nsss
A man who was sent 70 lar re-en-ry-
for three days Tor a small ofense vas
greatly impressed with the precautions
10 prevent the prisoners engaging in con
versati0n- There seemed 10 b warde-s
everywhere. and 10 one was allowed %
utter a word
On the SundaE he was in the church
the Psalm given vas the Old Hundredth.
Beside him were two old isiiblrds. and
instead of the orthodox words beginning
All people that Ou earth 90 we'll this
pair sang a hymn Of their ovn IN coave--
sario8al style. which went something as
follows First convict. sings:
How long are you in for2
I am doing sixty days.
] nearly broke a coppers Jaw.
Sing low or else they'll maybe hear"
Second convict replies:
You are q lucky pecan.
I've EoC JUel-elve months 70 serve
Tried 20 break into house:
SOme'dy must have glen me away.
BY this method they exchanged his
tories during the singing
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FoIlowin- schedule figures Published only
as information and are not guaranteed:
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans.
AsheviIle. Chattanooga. Memphis. a N. and
W;s5 .. n. daily Dining cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis.
New Orleans. 1910 D m daily Dining cars.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. SaFan-
nah. jacksonville and Florida points. $40 .. n
daily Dining CIR service.
Tourist cars fo- California tri-geekly, 40 D m.
Local for Harisonburg, 30 N. daily; AIS .. N.
week days: for DanTiile. 80 a N. daily. and for
Charlottesville 30 a. m. and 4,5 2. n. daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from BluemOnt
L s BROWN. .1eneral Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
hmahia, holding Probate Court. No I5i0l Ad.
ministation-T is % give notice that the sub
sCTibCT. Of the District ~ Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District q Columbia
letters testamentary the estate sf Mary Ellen
Hinton. late ~ the District OF Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same. With the vouch-
thereof. legally authenticated the subscriber
on or bcforc the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, A d.
1883 otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my hand
this lZth DAY of March. 1900 SEBASTIAN HIN
TON. NV Princeton. y j. Attest: tSeall
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the DIS
uict q Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
HOWARD BOYD. attorney. mhl529
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or 60.
lumha. holding q Probate Court. No 1872 Ad-
ministration. is to give notice that the sub
scriher. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration c. Z a. on the estate Of
Henry e. McCauley. late Of the District Of Colum-
bia deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated %
The subscriber ON or before the eth DAY OF
MARCH. A. D. 1910: otherwise they mas hy law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under ms hand this 18th day cf March. 1909. MARY
McCAULEI. 20 B ST. sc. Attest: lSeal.l JAMES
TANNER Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia. CLERK Of the PROBATE Court. J. J. OAR
LlNGTON. Attorney. mhl529
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AUCTION SALES.

ON SATURDAY. MARCH y 1909 AT 10
O'Clock within the auction rooms Of C. G. sloan a
o.. lAG street 7 viii sell 10 pay storage
charges all goods IN the name Of Matte Bucknor
r : Williams. Mamie Wootsou. William Hutcl,-
inson, Bessie Cooper and Mamie Csuter W L.
PFEIFFER, I7l0 18th S. mh2gst
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARN MOUNTAIN
CANARlES and breeding cage, with fixtures, for
8 these birds should hatch you az least 70 birds IN
one season SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, ~ 18th
81.
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches. diamonds and jeWelry
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
Bonded broker, 433 Ninth S. nv.
Old gold. silver. and pawn tckets bought for cash
uo2Seod-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST or FRIDAY. MANS RING. DESIGN
two mermsids, chased gold. with large saTrhlre
BbcTsl reward If returned .2ll9 r e. nv- uih2- =
LOST-SNALI. OLD-FASHIONED PEARL
tofdcred mourning pin. between Seventeenth and
DE Sales streets and Newton street. VIA NC
Pleasant car Reward II returned 90 Mrs RALPH
" LEE 81 Newton ST. NV Phone CO.. p
mh22-3,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-BARBER SHOP. GOOD I0CA-
rons doing soCd business, no reasonable o1e- rs-
fused BOX I5. Herald ofce ukZ-3-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

= N----l3A4 Lh-A4I O U41LO hb1L " q :,
guaranteed
500 p &c. & o. LIMITED. Daiv-Fast YES
uDued train. Pullman sleepers 10 Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati Indianapolis. Chicago. and St
man caT Louisville TO Memphis and New Orleana
Dining cars. a Is carte service
u:O p. Nj F. Y. LIMITED. Daily-Soid
vestbule train. Pullman sleepe.s 20 Cincinnati
Lexington, ard Louisville Compartment sleeping
car % Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining clrs
IA carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and St. Louis. and Louisville TO Memphis
Nashville, and New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Ohices. 6l3 Pennsylvania
avenue; 1879 F street and New Union Station. Tel
ephone Main 1866 OF 20s for tickets. baggage checks
reservations. and Taxicab.
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PROPOSALS


DkPAkIMENf OF The INTERIOR, UNITED
states Fatert ohcs. WasninEtou, d. c. Narch
D. &e--sealed proposals lin qgad-up2icassl WI
be- received ~ this oefoe untf oicsocr N
MONDAY. Aurn = iNe. ana viH b oreusd
Immediately thereafter "a the uresen-s q such
bidders as attend. fos producinz 70 the Clfy
of Nashington. Disrrict 81 Coiuuhia du-irg the
ns,1i scar ending June %. 1910 oouiss q dr.HiuEs
q pending applications and patents, ard q fo--
cIgn patents papers and exhibits bT photoTrauhic
q other pr0cess- specfcatiols and spsctneus With
forms q proposal. win Be furnished o. zppliction
% the Caief Cle-k Of the Patent Of5ce. Al
bidde-7 are invited % be present a. ths openius
EDWARD E. MOORE, Cou-nissioner Apororsd
RICHARD A. BALLINGER. secretary- mh2arz
PROPOSALS WILL BIZ KECEIVED AT THE
Burear q supplies and Accounts. NaFy Depart
ment. Washington. D. C.. until % O'Clock A. m
APRIL 6. Dl. and publicly Opened imInediate.J
thereafter. % furnish a. the naTy yard Wcsh-
ingrou. T. G.. ETC.. quantity of naral srnnr5es
as folloss. sch 1893. Engine Iathes. shaUe-s.-
Sch 1917. Coustrlefing maeadsm roads.-scl-
lo5s- Steel iorsugz. rails. etc.-Seh- lo5-. Card
board ATEiseatious for proposals shOuld desig
nate the scheauits desired b. rumbeT. Blsns
IrupCysis ull b. furnished uDon application o.
me burea1. T. b ROGERS. Ps2uaster-,is--
elal e. $. n mhE3
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU Of
EngTurilg and Printing Washington. d. a..
March - 1879. Sealed proposals WIZ D. received
st this dice untl r. MONDAY.
tA1. L------ allLe LAe Aa--l -ElI
teginEiEz Juiy q 1910 hTass castings and non
rle-irss. AgaHis vil 6e made cuT o. estst-
ii-hcd mauutacr.rrs a. dealers in. Che article
Tie night l- reserved % reject ars or All bics
or PARTS RI BIDS B.ark FORMS Vith speciicatiols
irr urupo>ai- and atler iefs-I1ati5a desEed- VII.
be- furnished intending bidders 0n application o.
JOSEPH RALPH. Director q Bureau
mhL-ar5a a
FROPOsALs FOR LAsTERING-OFFTCE OF
EuLdiug f1r National NG-eIm Lib-ary Il Con
cress Wash.rr-o1 u. g.. Marco - Iss.-Seal-i
proposals ir- plain and ornamental piaste-ns a The
Sr7tf Pavilion ard the basement partitions ircird-
ing thc -rerrelf lfhiu- tlFrafCr Cf tire nsF huiii
iu- fCr t6- Nar.o-ai Ne~egn lu .his sity. Uiu b.
-ccel--d sr -ais of-re u1fI ocl1c> r M on
SATU BDAN. the lt-h DAY q Aril. fse- and p1b-
Ii-Iv ozenrd Immediately theresfIe. sue-fcstipr=
and o-h-- information furnished On Application %
-his 1race BERNARD T. GREEN Sureriutsrdent
z Construction. mhC 28apIzy
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
non-slrgicsl; cloth bound f00-Iage book free.
Apply by mail. PIG Colorado Building Free lecture
tor women Tuesday at ?. ~. jal3-tf
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WANTEp-APARTMENTS

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. FUR
nishei apartment in the Kcessv. O1-aro. To-
TOut0. ur in rhEs vicinity resr ca lire- q
Tocns and bath, southern sxpss--es from Aprl
te July J. BOX "a. Herald oiios- mhI-5t
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HAIR GOODS.
F. LUTHER.
- 80

F. LUTHER.
90e lith s. NV
European and American styles IN hair dressing:
scientihe scalp treatment and shampooing. marcel
waving and ham eoloring; hair goods wigs, &c, %
orosf. snhl-g0t
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WALL PAPER.

GEO. Y. HANSELL.
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.
SATISFACTION ASSURED.
6ol ST. Ne PHONE L. S7-L.
nhf5a0t
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

sCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY L. 1913.
Leave Washington New Union Station.
sU q. m.-Daily-Ai points on Norfolk and West
efni also Knoxville. Chattanooga. and Memphis.
Wl0 D m.-Dsily-Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salem, Knoxville. Chattanoogz. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
tof Norfolk-LeaVe Washington. 4s0 a. N. daily
lib a. m. daily (excrpt Sunday Arrive Norf0lk
II % g. n. aad so D. m
80 p m--Dai.s-BerTyviIle LuraS. Shenandosh.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SO a N and
1870 p N.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Ruildinzl
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OES1cE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington, ID. G.. March
=. lee.->ealcd proposals. VII be received a. this
Ufce until = o'cicck m. APRIL q lals. 20 sci 81,
the District Of Columbia . tracts az lard widely
separated of nos less thsu l000 acres each either
both be situated In IRE States or 1fl-yauf ~
Virginia. one tract N BE- used as sre fCr 1ef0na-
tory and the other a site f0r a vurkhCusr fur
the District Of Columbia receipt Of The collector
o. taxes DisJrict Of Columbia. or certified check
fo- $50 or a bond of sn approved surety comnsny
in the sum of 81 900 90 ularan-ee sale must accom-
rauv each proposal. FOru Of urunusai and all
neCgssEry information nay - obtained ty address
inE The Commissions of the Disr-ict q CoI1ra-
bis. Room 81 District Buldug Washington d.
C. HENRY b f MCFARLAND HENRY
WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners 0f The
District Of Columbia ahls. .I-.Is93E
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-YOUNG MAN As CITY SALESMAN.
Address with particulars. stating and Wcyiou,
experience. u any. Box = Herald o-1ce. mh2-J
FIFTY BOYS WANTED AT ONCE; GOOD
mcuey 20 good boys Apply 65j st. NV.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS or TIE
Disrict q Columbia. Washington. D. C.. Marcl
u Iss-Notice Is hereby gwen tlst in accordance
with the provisions o. Puolc Act No 70. approved
February >. Isos. entitled An act % au-horizs
certain changes IN the permanent system ~ hizn-
WAYS. District Of Columbia The Commissioners Of
the Disr-lct Of Columbia VII give a public hearing
IN the hoard room u the said C0mmiSslonsrs
MARCH Si. 1873 at i8-9 O'Clock a. n. 70 al par
ties interested OF owning land within and SUI
rounding tie territory embraced b. Michigan are
nue. North Capitol street. Ergr-s street and Glen
wood Cemetery. A Proposed Plan fo- changi1S the
li1e q Franklin street and me opening cf G-aEd
street. within the above limits VIZ - displayed ana
the Commissioners viG consider any suggestions OF
protests concerning the proposed change and Ioca-
ton Of any highway or portions q highways as
shown On above mentioned plan. II 3. J. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY T. WEST. SPENCER COS
BY. Cor1missioners Dlscict Of Columbia
mhlsls.Is.l-. ISIS =. .2Z5.2s& &BE8
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SHOW CASES-STORE FIXTURES

f. X. GANTER.
Manufacture Of
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. RANK
JEWELLERS. AND DRUGGISTS FINTTRES
WASHINGTON BRANCH s02 Pa AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN Gs ial2so.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

WANTED
BoOkkEEPERS. STENOGRAPHERs.
TELECRAPHERS
MoTe bankers in the Seventeen States IN
which Jno. r. Dranghon's Tbir4y-one Colleges
are located. ind0fse these Business Colleges
than indofse ALL Others. If YOU want EVI-
DENCE and want 10 RISE 70 the Slla-day
class. ask for FREE catalogue Lessons hy
BY MAIL II preferred
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Washington. Chesicy Bldg 1871 y Y are
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OFFICES.

LARGE MODERN OFFICES N TIE METZER-
or Bnlding ilei2 F s. reat. $50 pE
month. Including electro uEht. heat ru-riEg water.
Janito-- ard elevator se-Tice- no extras fel5f
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RUG WEAVING AND CLEANING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS. RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets. Rug and carpet-cleaninR a
specially. WASHINGTON RUG WEAVING co.
sOl 5th 81. Phone main 4s5 mhI3set
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

MAY TNyENTY- -SEYEN YEARS SINGLE
wishes work Of any kind; hoard with employer
IufOrsd. Box l15. Herald Office. mhZI
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NOTARY PUBLIC

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC. 800 A NJ.
70 500 .. - 18th st. nK. mhls-tf
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

KONNIEDICAL HEALING.
Healing hy enforced trestoring the) circulation
has been my speciality FOR the past ~ years The
cures arr not confined to looomotor ata1ia alone
isrd 1T cures IT.. bot are applicable TO all the
serious malsdies that ahiict mankind. CaU and
learn What IL viii do for won. Phone NJ nl2.
Proi. H. \. u. PARKER. l022 9th ST. NV
uhg0-tf
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NAShlN6TON. BALTIMORE AND
ANSAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electric palace cars from White House Station
u5th and r SIS. NORTHEAST
For Baltimorc-Erery half hour from so a. n &c
~ . m, ard esN. Sc. l050. and II .ss p n
EXCEPT on the ODD hours Local cars AZ sss s.s
II 10 a. -. and no $40. $40 10 D m
Cars or the EVEN hours make 20 stop betvee.
Washington and Baltimore
Fos Annapois-Every bour from $50 a. n 20 g0
2 m, ard II - D n
Fares. One v,v Rornd TIN
-'eiet4lpIc. eL@
To Annapolis and Q. 8.
Naval Academy. 7se. NB
Baggage checked.
A. 81 cars direct 70 White House Station.
ilcket ofloe ~ 18th and y Y sre. northwest and
= Mtite House Station 18th ard II St. NORTH
EAST. Telephone N. 1875 and Line SIS
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FARMS.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARMS. SUB
urban homes and country hCmes 20 suit all
classes. set or new catalogue; Just out Ma
TIONAL FARM AGENCY lO1 \. Y are. NV
mh2l-3t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HOUSES.

INVESTMENT BARGAIN.
NEAR r. l. AVE. AND lsr ST. NV.
IS G1
VIII buy a fine THREEsTORY. TES-R00M ard
bath. with MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; FINE
LOCATION. southern exposure; ONE SQUARE
from street rsilruad. Price named j. considerably
under value Easy terms
sWARTZELL. KHEEM & HENSEY co.
lm2l-2
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FOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. VA
three niles from the city. s-room house. barn. ;
acrrs o. land. large shade trees. fine water price
$50 Addrrss q. W. D. Herald ohice. nh2l-st
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FOR SALE -- $50: LOT CONTAINING 2eoo
square feet on Cabin Johns Bridge Electric Raj
ruad: two minutes from GeorErtORn; near school
house Apply IS 18th st NV mhlSa
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-OPI'OsITE WEATHER BUREAU.
modern brick house. 3ils II s.. NV: rooIns and
bath reur. Sz6-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31
Important to All Women
Readers OF This Paper

Thousands upon thousands OF women have kid
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Women's complaints often prove to be nothin.
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IL the kidneys not in healthy condi
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You may suffer great deal with pain in the
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Banks Waiting for Congress.
DOCTOR SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
Dead Girls Mother Fires Four Times
at Man Awaiting Trial.

ASTORIA, Ore, January 3O.-Dr. Fred
Peacock, a physician of Cathlamet
Wash, was shot and dangerously wound
ed yesterday at that place by Mrs. Made
line Iongtaine. mother OF Il young girl
who recently died at st. Mary's Hospital
in this city under tragic circumstances
Mrs. Lonstaine fired four shots point
blank from behind at the physician and
two of the bullets struck. He was brought
TO this city in launch and taken to the
hospital where the bullets were removed
The surgeons pronounced his condition
dangerous. but thought he had fighting
chance.
Two months ago Madeline LonStaine
died in this city. In connection with her
death DR.. Peacock is awaiting trial, being
at liberty on bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31
AGAIN ADMITTED TO BAIL.
Hansen and Partner Secure Free.
dom After Bitter Fight.

NEW YORK, January :0.-Carl Fisher
Hansen, the lawyer. and his partner
Alexander Michaelson. were again adj
mitted to bail today by Justice Erlanger
III the supreme court. HanSenS bail
was fixed at 5000 and Michaelson's at
$4,000 District Attorney jerome ap-
peared before Justice .rlanger and
strongly opposed the fixing of bail in
either: case. The district attorney said
he had the two men rearrested last night
because he believed they intended to
leave this state.
Hansen and his partner We're indicted
on charge of bribery several weeks ago
and were at liberty under bail until last
night, when they We're again taken into
custody. Today they were photographed
at police headquarters, although they
protested against it.
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OFF TO ENGLAND ON BALTIC.
$50 Members Of Crew and Officers of
Republic Sail.

NEW YORK, January 3o.-When the
White Star liner Baltic left her pier this
afternoon on her voyage TO England she
carried with her Capt. Sealby and Wire
less Operator Binns of the steamer Re
public. heroes of the disaster on the Nan
tucket shoals a week ago today. On her
also was the entire engineering force o.
the Republic and about 80 members or
the Republics crew
Only four of the cabin passengers or the
Republic sailed on the Baltic to renew
their interrupted trip. One other such
passenger sailed on the steamer New
York. which also took five OF the Re-
public's steerage passengers.
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DEADLOCK OVER SENATOR.
Stephenson's Reelection Menaced
by Probe at Madison

MADISON, Wis. January 3O.-The in
vestigation resolution for an inquiry into
the senatorial primary election as re-
CARDS the use OF money by candidates for
the republican nomination for United
States senator probably will be disposed
of Tuesday.
This was the agreement under which
both branches of the legislature adjourned
last night.
The week i'll Madison has developed
a deadlock over successor to United
States Senator Isaac Stephenson.
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Hector De Castro was born at Con-
stantinOple in 1919. He became a nat
uralized American citizen in 1885 and
was appointed consul general of the
United States at. Rome in 1897 A Year
later he was transferred to Zurich Mr.
DE Castro lost his infant son and wife in
Rome in January of last year.
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Well Driller Burns to Death.

STECBENNILLE, Ohio, January 30
James Wiles, oil-wel driller was
burned to death and five other men were
seriously injured today by an explosion
of gas while drilling we'll near here.
One of the injuredfs Thomas Price. owner
Of the well.