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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-12
LOCAL MINISTER
MARR|ES On CQAS7

SAN MATEO, July 31.-The mar
rage Of Miss Frances Soule of this city
and Rev. Albert L. Hall of Pasadena.
which took place at the Episcopal
church this noon, proved an event of
interest to a large number of people
well known socially and in church work.
Although the attendance of the elect
was large, the wedding appointments
were most simple except for a profu-
sion of flowers.
Miss Soule, who is the daughter Of
John A. and Mrs. Soule. has for many
years been prominent in church work
and is exceedingly popular among the
younger set. Today's wedding is the
elimination of a romance which had
its birth during the attendance of the
groom at Episcopal divinity school at
this point.
For the past few years Rev Mr.. Hall
has had charge of the Iolani school for
boys in Honolulu, where the young peo-
pie will make their future home, sail
ing for the islands on August 5.
Rev and Mrs A L. Hall returned
- o1,,T,x ~.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-12
SOLD THE WORLD OVER.

eve have in stock many collie and
diarrhoea medicines" says R. NJ.
White, prominent merchant of Turtle
Bayou, Tex, U.S.A., "but sell more of
Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy than of all others put
together. For sale by all dealers. Ben.
son. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Ha-
waii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-12

Rev and Mrs A L. Hall returned
TO Honolulu yesterday on the Korea.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
AUCTION SALES.
THOs. J OWEN & son. Auctio0sers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
dwelling. oo-uer Of 5th sDe R3ttsuhOuss sts
Manor PsTk, D. C--By virtue os certain deed Of
t7lst duly recorded IL Liber No $50 folio 81 e.
So. q tbe land rJcuzis q the District q Cozuu-
biz, and az the request Of the party secured there
Uy. the undersigned trustee VII sell az pubic
auction. n front q the premises. on TUESDAY.
the q day of March. A. ID. 1909 at 40 O'Clock
2. n. The following described land and premises
situate + the District Of Columbia and designated
as ana beng lots numbered IS e. and L. n square
rs. IN William Terrell trustees Subdivision q iand
EuoWu as ard called Manor Para. as per Plat
C said ssbdiFision on fie ard Of reccTd n the
ofscs q the surveyor G the Dis-rict c. Cclrnbia
IN County Bcok Nc. 2. y i. rcw known IS l1t
2 same SQUARE Terms q sale: Cash 4 DEPOSIT
CT $50 VII Be required AZ time Of sale. All con
Teyancing. recording. SC. az cost q purchaser
Terms of sale 10 Be conplied with within fifteen
DAYS from day CT sale, otherwise the trustee re
serves the right 70 resell the property at the Tisk
ard cost Of defaultng purchaser, after I've DAYS s5-
vertiscment of such resale 10 some newspaper PUB
lishcd in Washington. d. C. WALTER A JOHN
ST0N. Tustee- 1eIs-iltgxS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

n The JUSTICES COURT OF THE DIsTRICT
Of Columbia SGbdlstriCt 70 = FTedelek {
Brooks plaintiff. IS. william J. Kez-ns dsssnds1-
Nc. l6ii-The object o. this SUIT s q recover ths
Of si1sy-aTe ard ssloo ss5ss doliz-s fo- meas
drugs. hauling, &c. furnished snd % have ;rdz-
me1t a condemnation Of ceT-zin property 70 VI
one Tscc horse called '0tt6mz7. 5e351z % ne de-
feodsat. levied under Al zttacnmsrt iss7ed II
this suit % satisfy the plaintiffs clam Z =
therefore this 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, I91s
notion CT Jancs p. ATchsT T.. attorney for pam
tl. ordered that the defendant appear il this c-ur
o. before the foTtisth day. exclusive q SUNDAYS
ard legal holidays after the dsy q tie a-s pu5is-
cation hereof 70 defend this SUIT and show cazss
Why said condemnation should u7t 5s bad, other
wise ths s1it VII be preceded viii IS n czse =
defanft b the cur THOMAS T. CALLAN.
Justice. sls s. Nv TIE copy-Tsst: THOs- 4
CALLAS. fe15DE
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SOME HIDDEN PERILs.
Poisons LurIS I'm Clothing and Other
Necessities of Life,

Ap-opos Of germ theories. pure food
laws. sc, those who derive a certain
melancholy pleasure IN searching out
all the possible sources Of danger 70
human beings may rejoice to add few
more items to their lives. suggests a
writer in Van Norden's Magazine. TOYS.
g7lmmed postage stamps. and envelopes
We have already been warned against.
as also wall paper Of greenisb tints.
Now We must be careful TO guard against
arsenical poisoning IN artificial flowers.
lamp shades. and green candles such
as are used In decorating Christmas
trees. We must also beware OF red
candles for fear OF mercuriaI poisoning
The glossy leather band IN a TOD hat
was found TO contain thiTty-seven and
a half grains Of lead We are informsd
that young woman in Vienna pur-
chased a green bodice. AS e result Of
perspiration the color came out. pImples
appeared, and she died with all the
symtors of mineral poisoning.
London hospital reports three cases
OF poisoning from red socks n two davs
Candy is not often dangerous now. but
children should beware OF the bright
metal spoons that CONE In boxes Of
sweets. Another source Of danger turks
IN the use OF metal TASKS fo- carrying
liquors and cordials, as witness the case
Of a hunter who was taken III with symp-
toms Of mineral poisoning. and later
discovered that the brandy he had car
RED had dissolved some OF the copper
in his flask OF sterling silver
1t is well known that many fruits
which are considered healthful are an
absolute poison 10 many, but the latest
source Of worry Is from flowers. Those
who pick dafIodtls and narcissi for
living are subject 10 q very trouble
some affection known as 6afodn poison
ing Painful gatherings form under the
fingernails. the only protection against
Il being TO rub the hands well in Gil.
and to pack taliOw under the nails The
hands may be easily poisoned By the
fine white scale on the Roman hya-
cinth. while battercups ana nasturtiums
produce unpleasant effects upon senSI-
tive skins. Hop pickers and ''jute work
ers are also liable to mild forms OF
poisoning.
Prussic acid is found in tie lily OF the
valley. and two years ago one young
English girl died from eating prinroses.
and another from eating dafrOdils.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-FolloEing schedule figures pubIished ocIy
as Information. and are n0t FIzTsutsed:
F0T Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. Nez Orleans.
Asheviile CIattsnoocz Memphis. g. T. and
isss5 J. n. daily. Dining czrz
FoT Roanoke KuC1riIle Cazttszoozz Memphis.
New Orleans lo-l9 ,. n daily. Dining ozrs
For Columbis Charleston. Auz-St2. Aiken. S1Tsn-
nah- jacksonville ard Florida points. 40 D II
daily DiHiuE car ssrTice
To-srist cars fcr Califo-nis t-i-Esekly z.ts D y.
Locsl fcr Ha-risonburE : . a. L. daily: s.I5 2 Il
week dsys: fo- DanTiils. 20 g. n dsilT s55 fos
Charlottesville. 80 & n and s5 D II dzily.
Frequent trains 70 az5 frCu Biueno1t.
L 6 BROWN General Agent.
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Herald Want Advertisements
ONE CENT A WORD.
Herald BRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements for The Washington Herald nay .:
ieft zt the main oaoe Of At any ei the f5ilo~ins
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FOR RENT-ROoms.
FURNISHED.

Es 5TH So. NW.-2 BIG FRONT CoADdUNI
eating rooDs. furnished: sccunnodz1e . nen
suitable fo- pirate families; opposite inzaEzTz
ball address GEO &. GRAY fsg-st
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

AOfE-Publishec only IS infornstios. and not
guaranteed
80 P. NC. & o. LIMITED Dzily-Fast Fes-
ublied train. Pullman sleepeTs 10 Ds1ilgtca, Louis-
Tiiie. Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago. and S.
D0uis. Connection fcr Virginia Eot Springs Pull
Insn car Louisville % Memphis ard New Orleans
Dining CARS. "a carte serrice.
40 ?. M.-F. ?. Y LIMITED. Daily-Solid
-estibrle train Pullman sleepe-s 70 Ci1cDrsti
LsxinSfon- and LocisFiIle Comuarueut steering
ca 70 Virginia Hot sp1ugs vsek days Dining csTs.
"a carte scrTice. Pullman slsspe-S Cincinnati e
ChicaE7 ard s.. Louis and Louisville 70 Eeulhis.
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Chesapeske ard Ohio OfEces. SO Pezos-ivz-5a
sTeuue; I'D F street and New Uniou Station. Tel
epbone Main IO5 q rs for tickets baggage chsczs
reservations. and Tsxszb
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PROPOsALs.-T. s DEPARTNIENT a -

FftVtUoALS--t- : UEFARIMbNI OF AGRi-
culture oface q toe Secretary. Washington. D. t.
February 70. ls9-Ssaied proposals IN drpIicsts vi
Be received a. the odice of the Disbursing Clerk
Until 2 n. MONDAY. Aprij 2 1919. fcr Tzr-
nishIrg uisceilsneous Supplies during the fscal year
erGins June p. 1912 ss follows: Laborato7y ma
teTisl. DcludlcZ cnemicalS PACKING bo1es csr seals
tECs. and mCat-hlaUding GeViosS. cleaning caruets
and washing towels waste uapcT, meteorological
Instruments. towers weather flags. and printing and
lthoErzphic material Fru information furnished
on application 70 The DisbgTSing Clerk BIDS must
be sealed and addressed 70 the Secretary Of Ag-i-
culture n accordance With instructions given o. the
schedules JAMES WILSON. Sec7ets-y.
feaa = nlhs Is % z AIN
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
NoNNEDIcAL HrAUNG

nUOMLUlt ID uLALINU-
Restoring tie circulation 0. the Blood four usth-
cd cures LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. RHEUafA-
TISM. RRICHTS DISEASE. PARALYSIS. ard
thosv ailments OF the SPINE. NERVES and d.
GESTITE ORGANS that make LIFE MISERA-
BE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE II YOU ar
interested YOU should know Information and coz
sultstion free PROP. H y. D. PARKER. n27
Ninth St nH. Hours. % to s; Sundays % 70 /
Lady Assistant Phone NJ Gl2 fe4a
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY.

LEARN EGRAPHY-RAILWAY WIRES ARE
eut into DRAEGHOS'S PRACTICAL BUSi-
MSS COLLEGE. ccr. 9th ard nE- for strdents'
use; positions secured. Cau O. send for FREE
booklet. Why Lean TslsgTzRhyy' deaE.su
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REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE N GOOD SEC.
ticn cf NV ccrncr nroDerty; large store and
apartments. rooms and bath each; hot-vster heat
good chance 70 exchange Tor small investment pror.
critics ". B. EVERETT. IT.. l4l0 81. Nv.
frgl 8
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All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona hde cireulatioR-a circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than vas
ever before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital Its books srs oDsn.
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DOGS. CATS BIRDS &C

BULLDOGS ENGLISH PUPS FOR SALE: Al.
registered n 4 h Q stua book: si7s and dan
Eeil-krovu blue ribbon winrs-s Stable a. -ss- p
Lafayette square. fgelst
PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MOUNTATN
CANARIES and breeding csEe With Ezturss foy
&: these oros shO1ld hztch yoo Et least % birds IN
ere sszsoa- scHMIDS BIRD STORE. ~ ia
e
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL RECOVER,

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL &c-GOT ERN-
nent Printing Offce. Washington, =. C.. Fe5ru-
ary Is la9.-Sealed proposals VII be received a.
this once Until 70 O'clock a. n, TUESDAY,
Aprl g. Isoe for furnishing material &C for
the public printing and binding 20 the Government
Printing Ofce during The fiscal year ending June
81 1910 Tds night % reject any and al BIDS ard
20 waive defects Is reserved. Detailed scheduies q
ne material &c, REQUIRED. accompanied hy blank
proposals. and giving the regulations with which
bidders must comply. may Be obtained by address
ing this c97ce- SAETL B. DONNELLY. Py,blic
Printer. fe1Z. .nhe Is . = apS.l8
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NORTHWEST
WOODWARD & E0THROP. information Bureau
COLQENBERG-s Iuformatiou Bureau
HECHE & Co. Casters OEice-
PALAIS ROYAL Information Bureau
6 KANN. SONS & CO. Information BuTeau-
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner III ST and b L
ave snd St. III.
SOHNsTON'S PHARMACY. II2l \. J. avs. Nv.
? WETIFR-S PHARMACY. Ss4 II s. Nv
ATKTySoNaS PHARMACY, uth and @ ES Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and sts. Nv
KENEsAW PHARMACY. Mount Peasant and
NeNTfTT's CIGAR STORE. l1s ls,h s. NJ.
TAYL0R'S PHARMACY. sth and stS M.
EENER'S PHARMACY. OH and sts IN.
n A. MENkE. 5th and h So w.
PR0CTOR-s -PHARMACX ISIS lzth-st- Nv
T. I. LEATHERWOOD. l5l5 18th 81 Nv.
STOTT & SNYDER. 18Th and 9 SIS nv
DOM & sANFORD'S PHARMACY, coTner \. J.
a7s. and North Capitol s.. nv.
DAY & cos PHARMACY, Sta and G stE Nv.
YARNOLD-s PHARMACY. S4G 18th St IN.
HERALD BRANCH. 655 SI. nv.
NORTHEAST
NcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID and sts ne
NcCHESNET & JOACHIM Sth and r SIS. 1e-
g. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY, corner 9Th and B
IS ae,
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. I'll ard H sts ne.
CHARLES r FURMAN'S PHARMACY, sth and
F. Capitoi SIS ne-
BLUMERS S PHARMACY. y. Capitol and z IS ne.
=. D. COURTNEY CIGAR AND NENSsIAND,
= y Cap5tol 81
SOUTHWEST.
SfILBURN'S PHARMACY. Ith and d SIS s"-
SOUTHEAST.
T ?. WELLER. Sth AID I SIS. -.
GUY A. NEELY Ilth and SIS -
BRoOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON, i2th and Newton sts-
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REFRIGERATORs { ICEBoxES.

slecRAY MODERN REFRIGEBAToRs AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE TIE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERATOR Co.
81 81 y. W. dsIa-tu. q. .sa-tf
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FOR sALE-FTYE DUMP WAGONS -FOUR STAT
wagons seven sis of double hsrncss. ST wheel
seoops, ore ho-se. one buegv and harness. one cart
felg--r
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SALTED PEANUTS. HOLIDAY PscKacEs.
eIlcrmous profit; merchants sslesmcn. hovs s+aB5
o'Fnsrs. l'nchTvos. p0ol7ooHs cigar stores faksrs
ever booy get c-r pTuposition SIC 90 e5a easily
made; re furnish everything and -laranses results
sct quick last chsnca- VEGETARIAN MEAT Co
90 B0nd Bldg feq--z[
NANIED-LARGE BUSINESS PROPERTY
We have client Fh0 desires 70 invest from ssa0o
70 sNu'J IN god business property Ia this civ.
Advise with rs a. orce. AMERICAN REALTY
COMPANY 9@ 18th =. nv, Washington. D. =
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAYI SCIENCE OF HEALTR- NATURAL.
non-sug1czl; cloth bound. s0epsgs hook fsez
ADply b usI. &c Colorado Building Free lscsurs
for EoDeD T1esdsy az p n. zISa
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MAEICURING AND SHAMPOoING

HAIR POWDER. a rev cream fo- tie complex
ions also shsmpOoing and hairdressing specially.
Miss CsdEzn. rs Ilth St Nv. 'Phoue ". Isl to s
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

LARGE FLAT-TOP. DUsTPROOF OAK DESK.
4drswe- dUst-uToof 0ak letter Gle: s-trawsr csrd
fie; mahosany tariff fle; metal frame chairs and
stools. al new and n perfect condition a. IS 20 9
per cent discount \. " AIINNIX CO. Inc. Illl
G sE Nv. fes-a
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FOR SALE OR LEAsE-ON CAR LINE. q
acres; siitzbie Tor c0loreG Ticnicknz gru1nds, pic-
'uresaee; scent fare. Arpiy - 18th 81. nv
jas-a
FOR sALE-1s YOUR BUSINESS DIRECTION
able n your ngighho-s5 Then bug cu Buz-
ssrds Point - g. ss; 1900 feet for sale cheap.
Apply - l5;h e. NV jss}-tf
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LITERARY WORK WANTED.

AUTHORS MANUSCRIPT REWRITTEN r.
Flsed and prepared for the press Proofs read
Us ilsTlcIlan II Composuon ard Elegant Writing
FRANKLIN CAMPBELL. The AIfon. spb~-.
North I3IN 800
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PERSONAL.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOB WORN
garments, either aGies CT gents: send possal. Eii
cal any hour yon ssy. L. TARsHEs, 1905 IN s.
nw Phoae North 80
WoRKINGMEN DID The CASH N LAST
Eeek's pay envelope hold ogts You should learn
70 streich money by saving $ note on e slightly
used tailor-made and that the hest for ygu sut
or overcoat 81 $ to SO one rrice ouly JUSTH S
OLD STAND. SO y nW.
MADAME CATHERINE. PALMIST AND CARD
reader. 80 NeE YORK ave Tel. Main 81.
fCIEn
MISS JESSIE ABBOTT.
Scientific Magnetic Massage.
&c e. Nv sd hoorl ssIZes
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MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
So bias white Tiffany diamond VIII sell
for SO.
fe2o-St A KAHN. s35 81. nv.
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

We FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT.
practically trained ChaufeUTs upon request AU-
IoNOBILE COLLEGE. of Washington. The
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE n EFFECT JANUARY Il, Is2
Leave Washington NsE Union Station.
sSo q. H--Dsily-Au posnts OF Sorfolk ard Wsst-
en-; also Knoxville. ChsttsnooEs. s7d Mezphis
1910 = u.-Dsiiy-Roa1oke. Bristol. WIsstGn-
Salem, Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville. Memphis.
New Orleans. ThToBEh Slc>7er. Dining csrs.
Fer Norfolk-Lesre Washington 41D a n daily.
HIS a n dsily except Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
j . a. n and SD z n
475 ?. n--Daily-Ber-yTills. Lzrsy. sasnsndosh-
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS & II AID
i929 2 Il
ayeuue Bond R1fldfn-a
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

BROMIDE ENLARGING. BLUE AND BLACK
T1iEts frum patent and 01sce drawings: lantern
slides q specially; commercial photozarhsr.
II. A. FARNHAM. ess s. rw.
se3logtm m-w.s
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OYERsTOCK OF
val papeT at 3 Teyy low sacrifice. Can and ses
oEr stock. siEn raiutrs. show cards. and giidins-
7. G. NoLTE. s7 Ilth s. ~. jas-eod-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR GOOD SERVICE. CALL REAR W pa
ave NV. % boaTd or hire your horse. ETerytbinz
IN general livery business az reduced rates l. T.
PITSNOGLE- Phone u s.. tz3s
WANTED-aO HORSES. WITH SADDLES AM
brides. for Inauguration parade. 3. T. Nc
CAULI.Y Isc5 81 feT-7t
BESSISG ER'S HORSE BAZAAR.
Direct and commission dealers IL horses and
mules. soS5M Sta s. Nv. Auction MODdsTs
and Wednesdays. Private sales daily. jalsn
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SHOW CASES STORE FIXTURES

F. X GANTER.
Msuufacturer q
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK
JEWELERS. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH 90 Pa AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN as hlsse
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A LIGHT fellow COLLIE DOG WITH
Wits hand about neck and Hhits fsst Reward If
returned 10 owner. , BUCHHCLZ. s2S 18th St nv
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THOS. ]. FIsHER'& co. INC,
758 18th st. NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED IN TIE NORTHWEST. HOUSE
s.niabie fcr home. can pay S-U9: no agents Bon
l0o Herald oHfcc. feZ-H
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WANTED-FROM OWNER. a SUBURBAN
hone. with soms ground. converient TO the cars.
BOX 10. Herald Office feZ7-2t 9
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WANTED SUBURBAN HOME 5 ACRES OR
moTe suitable for frlit and p0sitTy. Within 4
minutes of the ears and l5 miles Of the city. BOX
= Glendale Nd feZ7H
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On Washington real estate: easy terms Apply &c
DISTRICT REALTY Co. Inc. L. T Law. man.
sgsr 4oen and rental department. OfEees. 5ls BOND
BLDG. cor. 18th and New Sork ave nv. n2S-.f
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

HARNESS MAKER WANTS POSITION 4
ga0d mechanic; stIc-lv sober. fffesn yoa-s' ex-
Terrence; ca gave reference and make Cood Ad-
dress HARNESS MAKER - czrs z Washington
Herald ferr
HOTEL CLEBK-tITT EXPERIENCE; MIDDLE
aged. single. soter. Ccci manners and address
reliable, desi=es position state salzry BOX 10.
Herald eace
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RAILROADS
BALTTMoRE Z OHI0 RAILR0AD

D%A@A AAAA0AS4@ ~ 04@&V Ak24A&-lLV&A<f
LEAVE gaA AEW ,g,NyIIoN STATION.
ENER1 OTHER HOUR on TIE ODD H0C2 -
NIE 10 PIlA3ELPhIa s, ASp AEG 8oRs Rss
.o59 = a. m 1 3.5e1: lsllnsn PsrioTT, -
TO n. n biasr sr ana sae P9"sa sa Psr!or slor az
7 90 2. n Diner and Pullman Parlor czr.
90 ?. N ROYAL Limited =" Al Pullman Shosuz.
i . ,. z. CoacAes TO Philsdsip5aa.
: . 2. n DiDer ana Pgilna1 Psrior-
90 2. N. Coaches % P5iizoelp1is-
'lZ.I5 night sleepe-s 70 NeE fork
-ATLhSTTo CTfY. nm. $50 ffSo a. n. fiaa
To BALTIMORE
EVERY H0u2 on TIE HOUR
za VS. iss dsSs; go g @ 3, y 7 g nss a@ s5 8 9m
80, 1909 II % q. n. -l290 noon. rlzs5, = %
M 9S 20 'se go, fs SS9 "a. 'lS g.. 4 4. .o;s 80 .ss
Il ~ 'iz;iS- n'sniiS iS.--srvv.sr,
CHICAGO. ~. So p e.
CINCINNATf ST LOJIs. AND LOUISVILLE
's;le q. a. ss55 p n. 10 night
PIFFsBURG, $40 q. n, ~, 'ssis ,. z-' tn
CLEVELAND. -oas
~ MS, 80 ?. n.
MHEkLING. -9.le a n SO ? n.
MINCHESTER. f9:la q n, 14S5. $50 P 4
:. FREDERICK, fsao- 's.ls, ss.ls a. r., aS0. 49,
HAGERsTowN. fsae =. n. 500 ?
a ANNAPOLIS. IN. 800. fIla5 noon. f51o. E1a.
Daily. rE1cgpt sunday ssundsy only.
TELEPHONES ~ al the following TicKct Of
Toes lsH st nv Main ls9l; 5ES Pennsylvania
4te- Nam y. New Union Station: hcket OHice
1lalE 80 iufoTnetiGu fsreau. Main 80
WARRINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electric palace cars from White Hczse Sssss0s
O5Jh and II SIS NORTHEAST.
For Baltinore-Erery haE hour from $50 T. n %
s@e p n. and SO. s-0. losa. and n-s ,. n.
sxcept on the ODD hours. Locsl cars az SIS, s-l9
10 a n. and Ilo ga. SO. f:ls D T.
Cars on the EVEN hours make 10 stop between
Washington and Baltimore
Tor Aunapots-EFeTy hour from SO = Il 70 ~
? n. and 9. . and n:E ?. n
Fares. Ore zzy Round TIP.
10 Baltimore &c fLS
To Annapolis a1d c. S.
Naval Academy. my............ T5c EE
BsGysgs checked
Al 81 cars run direct 70 White House stztioa-
Ticket efhce az fsth and X 2 ave. northwest su6
81 WIZ. H.. So q. A02-Z-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

MONET 10 LOAN on APRON ID CITY REAL
estate AZ lOEssI C1rgut IatgS Of interest, spscial
privileges With respect to prior payments TYLER
& RUTHERFORD (Inc-l. 20 18th St Nv. mh4tf
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
REPAIRING, &C.
AUTOMOBILES.

NATIONAL GRACEFULLY EQUIPPED FOR
repairing ALL MAKES Of automobiles Moderate
prices ard Efficient service ESs l4th ST NJ. Phone
N HZ feZEt
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
SEATS.

SEATS On ELEVATED STAND DIRECTLY
opposite New Willard Hotel Superb view q
parade and surroundings Apply 40 PA. AVE. NV,
lee CHOICE WINDOW SEATS FOR THE N
ausTration5 splendid TieEi AL conTeDiencss Ap-
nlv 80 Pa. ave. nv feSt
FINE SEATS OS STAND ELEVATED EIGFT
feet above sideSalki best view Of parade and ave
nue. Is Pa ave NV fes-
SEATS FOR SALE FOR TIE TNAUGUEAL
fion. 62I 81 nv Phone n 78I2 fesscs
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

WE CAN ACCOMMODATE FROM % TO 10
people for lodging d1ring Inauguration Apply
BLISS BLDG . 3 81. nw. fes7-st
FOR RENT-A TWO-ROON AND BATH FUR
nished apartment IN The FausEut foT Inauguration.
ArTly TO the Oaice Of The Farragut feZr3t
BEFORE VIEWING THE PARADE RE SURE
your glasses are al right. We make snd repair
glasses. and examine eyes free HEFtT sl2 sth nE.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

/ HAVE A SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN on
D. {. real estate n sums Of 500 70 Zoo AZ
is per cent no delay; least expense L Z F.
PRINCE, n Bond BIdz ag-gtWs
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
TIMING AND HEATING.

EXPERT TIN. COPPER. AND SHEET IRON
EorksTs- Stove repairing Leaky roofs a speciaity
GEORGE HURDLES Louisiana ave nv
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
100000 TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED PRoPERTy
IN the District q Columbia az ls- rates of inter
est. I. L SHOEMAKER. ss Is.h 81 uE. fs7-a
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND


Al h st. CARS r1n direct 70 White House ststioa-
Ticket efiee az 18th and y z. ave. northwest and
~ White House Station. I5th ard SIS NOREH-
EAST Telephone N 7SS ard Line Sis
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Upside down. in front Of man.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-27

We REPAIR FURNITURE, UPHnLsTERING.
make mattresses. do cabinet Eork. Phone II III
E0REsH4S UNITY. Cooperative. 1913 Pa ave. IN.
no7-E. .sasoz
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-09
FRACTURED
IN A STREET FIGHT
IUnIted Press Lensed Wire.

Portland, Or, Sept 9.-"I hated TO
hit him, but | couldn't stand by and
see any man hit a woman"
H. Strange, n local contractor, is
quoted today as having given the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-09

foregoing reason for striking ana
probably fatally injuring = B. Davis,
who is at st. vincent's hospital, suf-
fering from fractured skull.
According to Strange, and his
story is supported by Mrs. Nina Oh
son, the woman Davis is alleged to
have struck, Davis became angry be-
cause Mrs. Olson refused to let her
children go down town with him.
Davis is said to have become 80 en-
ragged that he struck Mrs Olson, and
Strange said he interfered to protect
the woman. According to his story,
he struck Davis, knocking him down.
Davis head hit the pavement and
caused a fracture OF the skull. His
condition is serious.