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ter?' And the tones Of his voice were
those of incredulity.
She smiled ut him fondly.
But isn't 1t good that the pater
made his pile as the Americans say,
and let us come over here while we
were young to find the nobler things,
Hoddy--the nobler things?''
1.-THE nobler things the noblcr
things! Why. sis, when old Hawcas-
tie dies I'll be saying offhand, you
know, My sister. the Countess of Flaw
castle -
For moment Ethel remained
thoughtful and then turned to her
brother
"You don't imagine that fathers
friend. this old Mr. Pike, will be-wtll
be queer, do your
well. the governor himself was
rather raw. you know. This is prob
ably harmless old chap. easy to ham
dle.'
II wish knew. shouldn't like Al
meric's family to think we had queer
connections Of any sort. and he might
turn out to be quite shockingly Amer
lean. II couldn't bear that. Hoddy!"
There was a note Of genuine pathos
In her voice. md her brother respond
ed instantly:
'Then keep him out OF the way.
That's simple enough" he said. "None
Of them. except the solicitor. need see
him"
Almost In burst like an eruption
there came an uproar outside the gates
beyond the hotel-wild laughter. riot.
Gus cheering and the notes Of the tar
tar, then more shouts and cheers and
cries Of Bravo, Americano!'' and
"Yanka Doodav Horace ran to the
gates. but they were closed. and the
uproar continued. Ethel stood by one
of the tables. amazement written on
her features. and turned TO her brother
as he came back shaking his head.
what IL that?" she asked tremu-
lousy. Lady Creech. all In q futter,
entered from the hotel. At glance
one would set her down for an aristo-
crat. There was no doubt Of 1t. From
the topmost tip Of her white hair to
the toe Of her solid shoe she was an
arlstocrat
Zone of your fellow countrymen. my
DEAR" she said to Ethel. 'Your Amer
leans are really too"
mot my Americans, Lady Creechr'
said Ethel spiritedly.
mot our, you know. One could
hardly shy that, now!" reiterated
Horace
Almeric entered, at once laughing
and beating his boot with his crop.
Almost exhausted with his mirth, he
threw himself into a chair and burst
out:
''Oh, I say, what goi Motor car
breaks down on the way here. One
OF the Johnnies. German chap, dis
charges the chauffeur. and the other
Johnny lone Of your Yankee chaps,
Ethel--hires two silly little donkeys,
like rabbits, you know, to pull the ma
chine. Then, as they can't make 1t.
you know, he puts himself In the
straps with them and proceeds, at
tended by the populace. Ha, hav'
He laughed long and loudly.
II went up to this Yankee chap,
mean to say--he was pulling and tug
ging along, you see and said, There
you are, three Of you in row, aren't
you2" meaning him and the two don
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SIT will be as soon as the settlement
is made and arranged. 1t will take
about all your share Of the estate. sis,
but It's worth ita hundred and fifty
thousand pounds
Ethel lifted the book to the level OF
her eyes.
What better use could be made OF
fortune, Hoddy. than to maintain
the state and high condition Of SO an
cient a house 2"
He looked at her affectionntely and
took her hand.
st does seem impossible that we
ware born in Indiana doesn't It SIS
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n had him, you knoaU, I rather think,
didn't n
again. The st. Aubyns were at Crecy
and Agincourt, and st. Aubyn will be
my name.'
''They want It to be your name soon,
SIS" he answered her.
For q moment she turned away and
then looked at him straight In the
eyes.
You're fond OF Almeric. aren't you,
Hoddy? You admire him. don't you,
dear?''
Certainly. Why. think Of all he
represents, sis!''
"Ah, yes. Hoddy! Crusaders blood
flows In his veins. It is the nobility
that must be within him that have
plighted my troth to. am ready to
marry him when they wishv'
Horace sighed.
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Soreness Of the muscles, whether
induced by violent exercise or injury,
is quickly relieved by the free appll-
cation Of Chamberlain's Liniment.
This liniment Is equally valuable for
muscular rheumatism and always az
fords quick relief Sold by Wilkinson
& Co., Pharmacy, j. F. Kiedaisch &
Son.
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DIR. J. EATON JOHNSTON

- :. = SIClEAN AND SURGEON
me only physician practicing Oste-
opathy IN the county. The Smith
,onlan truss fitted anc guaranteed.
only truss that holds. Office
North side OF Main street. third door
ABOVE Fifth Phone SO. Residence.
= an Webster. Phone aS4. r.
y. Lock Box. Al, Warsaw, III.
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lcoNrtNuED.l
CHAPTER VII.
Copyright 1903. by American Press
Association

sNUBBEDl
"vf ARGESSE. sweet Countess Of
Hawcastler the woman cried.
" eLargesse! And au revoirl
Adieu! leave you with your
dear brotherv'
She ran quickly up the steps with 4
hirt OF her parasol, and Horace took
his sisters hand with tears in his eyes.
Dear old sis! Dear old pair he
said, and she turned q radiant look
upon him.
Isn't It glorious, Hoddy?" she said
with exalted tone. Look and held
up the book she carried. Its Burke's
'Peerngc. And Froissart's 'Chroni-
cles'-I've been reading it all over
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ats1f sor sarvtca Il.
81 =, :, sneak,;, J ~ 3 s NJ
, :, = y, charc Evervrna i.lvlt.
3 a. 7Ess''s' g
ssS ls - /: \ n sS 81 K 81 sssB
IA Tofnsons strnt,ts ..-.F. i, r,itrrodt:
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r.sch,pcs - n, q, Z n, and 4 .0tl i.
-. "a. aat,no ii efr asdav ave.
~. = 7.ls . g. a 4 i, ara invited, ana
.t, a. ~, welcome mi q;
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r,x.. f,ors r.oo+,onaI chnrrh 5irh
5 corn :, - . s,yti, 81 .,,astnr.a rev.
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30, IA =, Serv,.as :. "a. 90 IS q
TAX o'clock the Rev, Petrus Johanson
81 Minneapolis will preach. scandina.
yians cordially invited TO worship with
Us, i
First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
71s main street, second floor Ser
vices Sunday at 10:46 q. M: sub.
iect, sacrament Sunday school at
:45s j. M: Wednesday evening meet
address) open Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday from 2: 80 to 1870 p. M A cor.
dial invitation Is extended to the pub
lie
- -
st. Johns cnurcn' tEpiscopai) cor
ner Fourth and Concert streets. Key.
Dr Mcliwain, rector; sunday scnooi'
S;SO 9. M; morning prayer ana ser
mon. ~ q. m. mere i'ss VIII pc no alte q.
-. s,,,i go -, :.
- ps'S-.S = ~ ~. q n ~, q .
onrls.lan church corner q Dan ~
ana r1lseenen ss1ee.s, nes ,aoa u s. = /.
Corey psseor, res.uelac - q. lo.n.
street rreacnlns Alsoo q - ou nn
sciiool .ov - ~. seaenins e.yv =.
II suplSss ~ oors u =, o. y. 2
WI $500 sso,o pss :. ~ 81. rs ! !
/ ,rs NJ 8 - s s.,1's !
! 4; < ~ ,i h ~ = s 1sS1
Is { $3.50 ~ - - = = a.
Y 1.8E,
SWeoisn " 81 - cnurcn, corner
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Pays slANs
Or. CORAL q. ARMENTRouT

Ofiice-Y. NJ. O. A. Building. Resi-
dence 912 Fulton street. ONCE hours,
~ 70 q. M: 2 to 4 p. m; evening
hours by appointment. Iowa phone.
ozs.Y, and Hub. phone 20s2. otiice
phone Residence phone. Iowa Inn.
Hl 1915.
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Il. |. couRTRloHT. N. 3.

Il. |. couRTRiGHT, N. D..
Office COL Main street.
Special attention to X.Ray end eled,
tricai work.
ONCE hours. 10 to 1850 :. M; 3 TO
1880 and to D. N.
residence. 1928 Franklin street.
W. IA. HoGLE, N. D. / !.
COL Main street.
oiiiee hours, to 5 and Z 70 8 D. 8.
residence. GOA High greet
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And gentle applications Of
Cuticura Ointmentto soothe
and dispel summer eczemas,
pricllly heat, itchings, chat
ings, sunburn, bites and
stings. For everyday use
in preserving, purifying and
beautifying baby's tender
skin Cuticllra Soap and Cuti-
cllraO Ointment have nOrivalS
worthy Of mention.
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Or. w. r. SHERLOCK.
s PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. y
once and residense No. IS North
f'sen street. In Howell building.
once hours: 10 to IL q. m. 3 TO 4
p. ~. Evening. to 8.
Phones: Iowa. 7SI-R: Mississippa
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
BENSON TRIAL OPENS.
Plea of Previous AcGuittaI Entered
in Bribery Case.

John a. Benson was placed on trial
yesterday in Criminal Court No. I, be
fore Justice Gould. charged with bribing
woodward D. Hariand, chief OF the spe-
cial service department OF the General
Land Office. 10 give him the contents OF
a departmental report concerning as
signments OF State lands n the far West
Attorney J. c. Caldwell, representing
Eenson, placed before the court a special
plea Of previous acquittaI in the land
fraud cases" concluded last summer.
United States Attorney Baker demurred
TO the plea, and Justice Gould Sustained
the demurrer.
Benson waived the reading Of the in
dictment, and pleaded not guilty.
The famous land fraud cases concluded
last summer involved a trial lasting four
months. the longest ever held in Dis
trict court. Benson and Henry p. DImOnd
were acquitted Of the charge Of con-
spiracy 20 defraUd the government OF
valuable lands in Washington and oregon.
Joost H Schneider lsnd Frederick A.
HYDE were found guilty
Court adjourned yesterday az noon IN
IL this morning, most Of the time having
been consumed with the selection Of the
Jury
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
CUT Tn DISTRICT ESTIMATES
Made in Various Departmental Fig.
ures by Commissioners.
Reductions Already Large and Still
More Trimming VIII Be Necessary
Under New Legislation.

That the District estimates for the
next fiscal year must be greatly reduced
in the various departments is the opinion
Of Commissioner Macfarland.
On motion Of Commissioner West all
the officers and boards Of the District
preparing estimates VIII be informed OF
the Cong essionaI action which. It is be-
lieyed. .rds6nitely p0stpOnes great prof
ects OF permanent Improvement. because
it does no, provide for the gradual pay
ment for them.
The Commissioners have always cut
the estimates submitted 10 them" says
Commissioner Macfariand so as 70
bring them within the appropriation fund
4 proper distinction De made between
extraordinary and current expenditures
/ The reductions made by the Commission
evs have been large. and our endeav0r
! mas been 10 practice the greatest econ
1 ony. OF course, without impairing eff
! cheney.
/ But Il IS obvious that The new legis-
/ lation OF Congress viii require a far
greater reduction. Since It does not con-
template any distinction between exJraor-
dinary and current expenditures all The
| estimates must be brought within the
/ appropriation fund and al classes Of ex-
! pendijures must be met by that fund IN
the year in which they are made We
must, OF course execute the VIII OF Con-
gress IN preparing the estimates. and 20
that end must have the assistance OF al
officers and boards which submit esti-
mates 20 US tor our consideration
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Max Levi, $, q Baltimore Nd. and Julietts
Msyer. p Rev II. ". SchnecbergeT
Robert Il. Ryan. .. and Fannie " Robey, q.
Rev. q 4. Griffith
Alfredo Cu1adi. s. and Barbara Dear. . Rev.
@. L. Neibel
Geo-Eo q Collins. 2. and Mildred L Diok, la.
Rev. c. Wood
John Taylor. a. and Rosa Cook, n Rev J. F.
Bartlett
jams Wright. s. and Annie o'Brieu, 3. Rev.
! ;. 3. Mclaughlin.
Arthur K Yeager. IS of NeE York CITY. and
EliZz A. O'BOyle. a. q Wikes0a-Te. Pa Rev. J.
B. McIA1sElin-
Raymond Wslford. . and HaTiette Ciemeutson,
q ReT. F. 2. H0xden.
William " Rose. q, q Fort Monroe, Va, and
Leize q Weaver, p ReT. r C. Smith
Il Dolsor Eraesto Menssy =, Of Venice. Italy, and
! Lulu L Baker. l9 Rer. George Bailey
Gisberts Pisri. 8. and Agnese Giannini, 2. Rev
y YsseH
Irving v. Beck. 2. and Dorothy NJ. Willard. =
ReT. J z Smith.
caarlss H Rodgers. 8. ana Emns Christi1s
Coale. >. Rev. E. J. CouneIly.
COLGRED.
STEPHEN Scott. ., and Ruth Moatsn. g. Rev.
/ J. B. Mclaughlin.
jams F Lucas. =. and Hattie White. q. Rev.
[ ". p johnson
David v. Garter. = and Sophia T~7=aa, .
jams Williams. <. and Bertha DAVIS. 2. Rev.
william Hawkins. 81. and Martha Harkias q
ReT. " B. Johnscn-
Walter Dozisr q. and Gertrude TsyiuE. 2. Rev
/ Aquila Szzies.
1WiIisz h. stspheHs q. and Harriet Hi, y
ReF : B. Mclaughlin
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
PLANS FOR BALLOON TESTS.
AscenSiOnS at Fort Myer to BE Made
ON ThursdHr or Friday.

One Of the two additional army officers
to be selected FOR assignment 10 the
.aeronauucaI detachment for work at Fort
BIyer has been chosen. He is Second
Lieut.. Oliver A. Dickinson, Of the Fifth
Infantry. stationed at Plausburg CNI. y
Barracks
Lieut.. Dickinson viii joIn the aeronaUtI-
cal detachment here for duty immediate
Is. There are now five officers connected
with the detachment. Lieut.. Lahm. CON-
manding. and Lieuts. Foulois, Winter,
Bamberger. and Dickinson
Lieut.. Lahm said yesterday he has not
chosen any particular day this week for
the beginning Of the free balloon ascen-
sions. but that the first would probably
be on Thursday or Friday.
The detachment os fourteen Signal Corps
men. composing part OF the aeronsUtical
detachment. was expected 10 arrive al
Fort Myer from Fort Wood. y. Y, late
last night or early this morning. The
| large tent for housing Dirigible No vii
probably be erected on the parade
grounds al Fort Myer next week.
The spherical balloon 10 be used for the
/ first free balloon ascension will be the
Signal Corps balloon No. 1. which vaS
purchased from Capt. Baldwin last sum
mer. II has a capacity OF 5000 cubic fee
Of gas. and carries three persons Sew
/ eraI successful trips were made with Il
/ last fall
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library q Conuess-Open a n TO 10 ,. N On
secular days: from ?. n 20 10 2. n on Sundays
and on certain HOLIDAYS
Public LsHTsTy-open a II to p N; holidays
a. n 70 9 ?. n: Sundays. to D n
White HOuse-Open 10 a. m- 10 2. m
United States C1pitoI-Open 9 a. II 10 50 p n
State War, and Navy DeparJments-OpeE 3 g. n.
&c 2 2, n CThe original Declaration Of independ-
ence Is IN the library At the State Department.
United States TresEITy-Open 8 9. u TO p M
United States Patent Ofsce-Open a. n. 20 2
United States Pension Bureau-open g. n 20
1 p N.
United States Post-Oaice-open . a. m to 2 p n
Washington City Post-oHlce-Open all hours CIhe
Dead Letter 0Bcs Is IN ths city post-o1oe-)
National Bosanlc Gardens-Open a II to p n.
Fish CommiSsi0n-Open a. N 10 4-s p N
Amy Medical MgSeym-0pen =. n 20 80 p n
National Museum-Open a. N. 70 80 ?. n TN
cIuding holidays
Smithsonian IustituuCo-Open q n TO 40 p
q. tncludiug holidays
Agricultural Derarmsut-Open a. n 70 81
p n
Brresu Of Engraving and Printins-open s a. n.
Washiagton Monument ts55ls feet in hsightl-Open
80 a. IA 10 80 D II lEleTstor rans from 3 n.
until p. n
Corcoran Gallery q Art-oDcn $50 a II 20 {
2 n winter: 8 a n 10 7. n. II sumner. Sun
cays-I13 2. II 70 ?. n. excepting IN Eidszn-
mer. Admsssi91 free on Tuesdays. Thursdays. sat
rrdays. and Sundays: other days &c admission
Government Printing O-hce-open 70 - n. % :
2. n.
Navy yard-Open a N to SIS n n
SouthEo-rh Cottage. S5th =. and Prospect ave
II THE SUBURBS.
EooloSical Psrk-Open al day.
Rock Greek Bridge and PGgs-
Chevy Chase and kensingtou-
Naval Obser7atcry-Open 8. n - p u.
M1unt Vernon the home and tozb u Neshirs-
I tcni-Open u a. T. 20 :. n.
Arlington National Cemetery.
Fort AfyeT Military Post
United States Soldiers Home-Open A. N tc
sunset.
United states Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd.
I Cathedral Grounds TsnnalytoNn road-OIen 4
n 70 s , Il
Cabin John Bridge. Ostholic University. and AlsI
sndrfa.
I CO. EsTI. - sha P.srrrac
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
PENSION SCHEME A SUCCESS.
Typographical Union Finds 1t Works
to Advantage.

In connection with proposed legislation
granting eld-age pensions 10 employees Of
the government service, a recent report
on the old-aGe pension law of the Inter
national Typographical Union is Of es-
pecisl interest Frank 4. Kidd, president
Of Columbia Typographical Union. No.
III, has received a letter from James NJ
Lynch. president Of the international or
ganization. giving an outline of the re-
suits Of the first years operation of the
new law
The pension assessment has averaged
35 cents a month for each member OF the
union. Five hundred and slxty-six ap-
pjications have been received and acted
upon. OF this number forty-four have
been rejected. The average age of the
applicants was sixty-eight years and five
months. The checks are given out every
four weeks, making thirteen payments
each year. The pension scheme has
ur 10 the present proved a great success.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
TOO HANDY WITH a GUN.
Tyler E. Hiu and Eugene Monroe
Negroes, Held for Grand Jury

Tyler E. Hin and Eugene Monroe ne
groes. arrested by police of the Second
precinct for activity with revolvers satur-
day and Sunday, were held for the action
OF the grand jury by Judge MuiloWneE'
in the Police Court yesterday Hill was
held in 5000 bond. and Monroe IN Sl,aO
bond. Both were remanded to jail 10
await trial
Hill was charged with assault with in
tent to kill It is claimed he started to
annov women in Seventh street northwest
Saturday night One woman, Miss Marie
Madre, complained to her brother. Moses
Nadre. who Caught the negro and whipped
him soundly. Hill drew a revoiver' and
shot Madre in the cheek. A crowd pur-
sued him. and he fired several shots as
he ran, one Of which struck the woman.
Monroe got into trouble by hghting With
his brother-in-law. William Carter, and
pulled a gun. It Is said. A crowd vas at
tracted TO the scene, and chased the ne
gro. who kept up fusillsde Of bullets
until caught by Lieut.. Hartley, Of the
Second precinct
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
CLUB MUST PAY TAXES.
Soldiers, SszIOrs, and Marines Can
not Be Exempted.


A request from the Soldiers, Sailors,
and Marines Club. at 81 c street north
vest for exemption from taxation has
been deried by the Commissioners.
The petition states that the club IS
a charitable organization. having no set
tied ircome. and dependent entirely or
voluntary contributions for support. The
house the club occupies was obtained
through charitable subscriptions. and il
is unable 10 pay taxes on IT, !"
The petition Is signed by Mrs Aulick
Palmer, chairman; Mrs. B. II Buck
ingham. Mrs r B. Bradford Mrs.
Lyman Tiffany. Mrs. n. c. Audenried.
Mrs B. Y. Mulligan, Mrs. A. 3. Taylor,
Miss / c. Trueman. Miss Iona ". Peix-
otto Miss L. K. Adams, and Miss Helena
Craven Palmer.
Assessor Richards states that inquiries
have been made as 70 the running OF
the establishment, and there seems 10 be
no authority for putting the property
on the exempt list Il would require
a srecial act OF Congress 70 release j;
from taxation.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Watch for a city-Rande Highlands.
MenEher VIII Take Test.

John P. Meagher, S. J.. viii make whal
IS known as the Grand act in philoso-
ply at the Jesuit House Of Studies. a,
Woodstock. Nd, on Thursday. This Is
regarded as the most crucial test IN phil
OsOphy. Presidents Of leading colleges
professors Of theology, ana eminent schol-
ars. IN turn. PROFOUND questions bearing
on philosophical subjects. and he must
define 0ff-hand each subject and main
tain his opiniois against any argumen;
advanced by his questioners.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
Turner's win Give a BAN.

The Columbia Turnverein viii give q
grand exhibition and ball at National Ri
fles' Hall this evening. The programme
consists Of gymnastics BY various classes
Of the society. The main feature Is tc
show the skillfulness OF the turnfest prize
class which win participate in the na-
tionai turnfest TO be held in Cincinnati
Ohio. on June 19.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
TAFT TO REVIEW CADETS.
Avenue VIII BE Cleared During
Parade This Afternoon.

On recommendation Of Maj. Richard
Sylvester. chief Of police, the Commits
sioners have ordered that on the occasion
Of the parade Of the High School Cadets
this afternoon the north side Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue from Market space 10 Sew
enteenth street be cleared OF all vehicles
and obstructi0ns between and o'clock
President Taft viii review the students
and the Philippine Co1stabulaTy Band viii
head the procession
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
WOULD END PARTNERSHIP.
Charles z. Rafferty, Brings suit for
appointment of Receiver

Charles z Rafferty, brought suit in the
District Supreme Court yesterday against
Lancaster D. Herritt. Of Jersey Shore.
Pa. FOR dissolution OF partnership and
the appointment OF a receiver.
The complainant says he became asso-
csa;sd with Herritt TO exploit a tract of
land in the W ". Corcoran estate, on the
Bladensburg road. valued at about slo5 oea.
Rafferty, declares the defendant. after
furnishing about 5000. refused 10 give
81 0c0 additional as agreed. The COM
plainanr is represented BY Attorneys Sic
nan and Lercn.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

70 FcTt Monroe. Norfok. Newport News. and al
points soufh-Nwfok and Washington stezmen
eTerJ eTsui-g n the year az esS
To Annapolis and the United States Naval Aczd-
eny-T7ins leave every hour On tbs half hour ron
Fifteenth aid n streets northeast
To Rock Greek and Bridge. Geological Psrk. CheTy
Chase. and kenSinEton-Csn from Fifteenth street
and Sez TorK avenue every fifteen ninutex
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

For seafOOd and other marine products.
Business mems lunch, table d'hote dinner,
and service q Ia carte.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

While you think OF il. telephone your
Want Ad. TO The washington Herald,
and bin will be sent you at cent word.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

Specialists In Sea Fooda-
Phiia Oyster & Chop House. sl3 llth nv.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

Furniture. silverwaTe. &C, IN fireproof
building. Rooms as low as s. month Up.
Packing. hauling, shipping. Washington
Safe Deposit Co, 9ls Pa. ave. Phone 2sl.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

The Place 10 Sell or Store Goods.
WeschieT's. go Pa. ave. NV. Phone I2S
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

Remarkable Rain Coat Values.
SIS h4nd-taiIored styles. S9.75; usual 81
styles, ss-75. Lindsay's Rubber Store. 9S3 f
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
HofeI Johnson Cnfes

Any Grocer Can supply You With
Jno c. Meinberg's Bread. Ask for il
you want the best that's made.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

National Inverted Light.
Best safe, bright. sl.75 complete, put on
SIS 18th SC A Auddinan & Co.-lea c.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
TahIe Luxuries You Won't Bind

At all stoTeS-relishes. appetizers. &c
from every cline J. D. D0nnelly, 18th & J
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20

Maine corn. Sc per can; Pride Of Laurel
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lucky stores
The Washington herald., 1909-04-20
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