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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

MASON-The pleasing story of how
circus girl grew up into a woman
while a protecting parson discovered
that he had a heart. entitled Polly OF
the Circus" swift cross section or
the circus in action is introduced as a
spectacular feature. Margaret Mayo is
the playwright and Frederic Thompson
the producer. First time on the Pa
cfc coast Monday night
BURBANK-Augustin Days adaptation
from the French. entitled THE Lot
terry of Love-" in an inspired moment.
William Desmond will play the Drew
role. The Burbank company usually
are at their best in a light comedy
Offering The drama itself is the best
artistic product offered on any local
stage for the week. Opening this matt
nee.
BELAsCO-"A Day and Night in New
York" Hoyt's farce, with up to date
musical numbers Richard Bennett az
Marble Hart, is the funniest thing IN
town. We shall miss Miss Florence
Reed. Second week.
MAJESTIC-"Ser Kitty" with the
dullness of the original book replaced
by bright comedy of local manufacture
makes an enjoyable show. and scores
an unuuestioned success in Its musical
features. 1t ought to be named Ihe
Two Henrys' and Girard'
without disparagement to their cola
borers Second week.
GRAND-"The Rounders" for the hrst
half of the week and The Umpire
for the remainder; both presented by
the Princess Theater company which
has demonstrated its worth in the
latter vehicle, despite a few miscast-
inPs and some minor flaws. As cur
sorry Judgment, 1.-The Rounders" should
be the better show Of the two. Open
ing this matinee.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dainty and mod
est toe dancer, can never wear out her
welcome to those who relish artistic
pirouetting on the pinkest of mathe-
matical toe points. Elizabeth Murray.
songstress, and a tabloid musical
comedy are other attractions. open
ing Monday matinee.
Los ANGELES-Another version OF the
Apache dance is offered by Cooke ana
Rothert-a brutal, realistic picture OF
Paris street life which yet lacks the
abnormal quality Of certain recent ap-
peals to the senses masquerading
under the guse Of noble art II
should be interesting, and If done by
coupetent artists, unobtectionable.
Mabel Mckinley and Petroff are other
members of the bill opening Monday
matinee.
UNIQUE-Keny and Violette in their
popular sartorial and musical act
Bert Levy and a new Kelly comedy
called Hello Bill" which at least has
a sufficiently universal appeal for the
men behind the antlers.
TTSCHER'S-"La Tarnatela." a dance.
and the Grace twins, singers and
dancers, offer points of probable nov
city Atmosphere very Elky
AUDITORIUM-Dark.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
ROGERS AND THE DRAMA

The late H. II. Rogers, as all the
world knows disliked the modern
drama, which he dubbed "namby-
pamby."
1t is said in Faihaven that a Boston
dramatist once asked Mr. Rogers mt a
dinner party why he was never seen
at the theater.
Il don't go to the theater,' Mr.
Rogers answered promptly, because l
snore so loud that it prevents the peo-
pie around me from sleeping
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
FRoHMAN,s WING PINERo

Daniel Frohman brought to America
with him a contract to produce Arthur
Wing Pinero's play, The Thunder
bolt
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
VAUGHAN FOR JOHN DREW

John Drew in September will open his
season at the Empire, New York, in a
new comedy by w. Somerset Vaughan,
who wrote Jack Straw"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Charles Frohman has expressed a de-
sire to present Miss Adams in Joan
of Arc" to London.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

The Shuberts have discovered a new
playwright, Miss Olive Porter, whose
drama, THE Son of His Father" was
produced by the Shubert stock COM
pany in Washington a few weeks ago.
The title will be changed to THE
Ringmaster." The plot centers around
Wall street in which Miss Porter is
connected with d brokers' office.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Billie Burke will open her American
season IN Chicago next August in
Love Watches"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

George NJ. Cohan is negotiating for
the rights of a play by Isaac Land
man, a rabbi of Philadelphia, entitled
"A Man of Honor" and relating to the
solidarity of the family.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Sheldon Lewis, who comes to the Be-
lasco soon as second man, has been
playing at Wallacks in New York in
THE Game of Love-" a comedy by
Federico Mariani.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

After a months stay at their Mich
igan farm. Frank Adams and viii
Hough have finished the libretto of
THE Goddess of Liberty" a musical
comedy which Mortimer H. Singer will
produce at the Princess theater in Chi
cago the early part of the coming sea-
son. The authors wrote part of the
book in California.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Paul Gilmore will star next season
in THE Call of the North drama
tization by George Broadhurst of Stew
art Edward Whites novel, The Con-
Jurors House"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Miss Ethel Barrymore says she would
rather be a chorus girl in a Frohman
company than a star under any other
management.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Florence Roberts and Corinne will be
booked by the Shuberts next season.
Corinne will be starred in "Mlle. Mis-
chief" and will come direct to the coast
after opening in Atlantic City in
August
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Lew Fields 1.-The Midnight Sons,
playing IN New York is characterized
on the playbill as "a musical moving
picture in eight films"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

1 The Garrick theater in Chicago may
install a stock company to try out plays
by western authors which have been
submitted to the Shuberts.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Miss Clara Lipman has entered into
negotiations with Henry Arthur Jones
with a view of having him American
ize" his comedy, THE Triumph of the
Philistines," which was never acted in
this country despite it's London sue
cess eleven years ago. Charles Froh-
man. who held the rights of it at one
time, decided it was too British" for
importation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
FIRST AID TO THE
PUZZLED PLAYGOER

(Being a few lines of gentle counsel amen
current bills in Los Angeles theaters)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Hammerstein will take Mary Garden
and his entire New York company to
Paris next year for an engagement in
"Salome."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Only seven of Chicago's thirty the
aters remain open.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
GREEN ROOM TALK
AND TATTLE

May de Sousa has been engaged by
Hlaw & Erlanger to appear in a mu-
sical comedy by Harry b. Smith and
Victor Herbert.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell will star in
Borrowed Plumes," by Lady Randolph
Churchill.
Laughs now stihe any attempt at
revival of the once famous claque in
Partisan playhouses.
II. B. Irving is to be seen in London
in Justin HuEtly McCarthy's Caesar
Borgia."
niece, has won an engagement in "A
Gentleman from Mississippi"
THE Barrier" Rex Beach's novel.
has been dramatized and will open in
Rochester. N. Y. next fall. Guy stand
ing and Theodore Roberts are prom
inent in the cast.
Winchell Smith, author of Brew
sters Millions SAYS he chose to be
a playwright because you don't have
to be grammatical in plays" What
a sublime thing is an ambition realized!
The first labor union ever organized
was composed entirely of actors, AYERS
an exchange.
Percy Mackaye's Canterbury Pill
grims" will be produced at an outdoor
festival in honor of President Taft at
Gloucester Mass, August 4.
Florence Roberts played "Sapho'
last week at the New Alcazar theater
in San Francisco Later she Will de-
vote a week to Shakespeare.
Hammerstein will take Mary Garden
and his entire New York company to
Paris next year for an engagement in
"Salome."
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

Florence Roberts played "Sapho'
last week at the New Alcazar theater
in San Francisco. Later she will de-
vote a week to Shakespeare.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

tiSt ~ Columbia. Cliesteumn ( St-eeteT rs. sur
zies and Dcrtal S-lE5ly Company. Archibald D.
Chcstcrlasn and Jolsn Blsck Ne. sES-fhe object
& thi- suit IS 70 reCs-eT the q SSs7. with
interest o3 the same from the 2sth day q Jaue
ioS ard 10 have hlds7ncnt q condemnation o.
certain property q the defendants leTcd on uHier
an atssch1nsrs issued II This suit tC satisfy the
plaintiffs claim Il ;s. Therefore. this I'd day %
April E5e. osdcrsd that the defendants appear IN
this cox ca o. before the fcrtiCtb t2y sx-
ciusire ~ Sscdays and legal kClidzys afte tee DAY
q fhe first publication Of tins order 70 defend thss
sIlit and show cause why sid e1ndcnpsfiaa shou.d
uos b. had ctherwise the sai; viu Be procee5cd
with a. n case q default pTovidei copy y this
order bo published once week for three Successive
weeks IN The Washington Herald 6. G AUkAM
Justice. spS.my58
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:
NORTHWEST

WOODWARD & L0THROP. Information Bureau
GOBDENBERG'S Information Bureau
HECHT & co, Cashiers Once
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner tn s.. and Z. L
are snd St Nv
J0HNSTON'S PHARMACY. IN \. J. ave- n.
+. P WELLER'S PHARMACY 81 II ST Nv
ATKINsON'S PHARMACY. 18th and G sta nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. q ard 6 SIS Nv
EENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleasant and
Irving SIS nE.
'McNUITY's CIGAR STORE. 1sss istS & Nv.
TkYLOR'S PHARMACY. sIh and P sts- Nv
DAVIS PHARMACY, 9Th and 5 SIS. Nv
II A. MFNKE 9Th ard & IS Nv.
PRGCTOR'S PHARMACY ISIS 18th St uS-
r. L LEATHERWO0D. I5ls 18th 81 NJ.
STOTT & SNYDER 18th and G s.. Nv.
D0NN & sANFORD'S PHARMACY. eorne< N I,
ave. and North Capitol 81. uE.
DAY < CO.'S PHARMACY. 9Th and G So ~
YARNOLD'S PHARBIACT. SiN 18th & IN.
HERALD BRANCH IS r 81 IN.
NORTHEAST.
McCHEsNEY JOACHIM. ID and z sts- ne.
McCHESSEY & JOACHIM. sth and z sts- re
C. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY, eO-zsz eth and
T.
CHARLES J. FURMAS'c PHARMACY. S-h s1o
Z CAPITOL sts ne.
BLUMER'S PHARMACY. y Csritol and r sts. ss.
D. D. COURTNEY'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
u n Capitol ST
SOUTHWEST.
MILBURN's PHARMACY tn snd b SIS -.
SOUTHEAST
r P. WELLER sth ard I So se.
GUT II NEELI. iith and stS -
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES C. LENNON. 18th and Newton -
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. sls King -
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT or CO
lunihia holding Probate Court. No 1855 admin
istratioT--Ts is 10 give notice that the subscriber
n the District Of Columbia hrs ohtsined from the
Prohcte Cont e the Dstrict o. Columbia letters Of
administration On the estate CT sfary A Lumsdon.
late Of tie District of Columbia deceased Al persons
hSng claims against the deceased he-eby WaTnec
10 exhibit ihe same with the r0uctcTs tbe7saf
legally an hcuticated 10 TIE subscriber on or before
The f5TH DAY OF APRIL A d. 1910. otherwise
they may hv l9w be excicded from al beneat of
said estate. Gireh under my hand this leth day
of AFrii Iec9 ALEXANDER MUNCASTER. 4Sz
La avenue. Attest. fseal3 JAMES TANNER
Register q wills for the District oi Columbia Clerk
Of the PROBATE CoJrt ALEXANDER MTNCAs-
TER st.aTnsJ apl9Emys
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

z. Il. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
AttonsyS
N The sUrRESfE COURT OF The DISTRICT
I Columbia holding District Cont. In re The
extension q Girsrd street northwest. IN the Dis
tTict q Columbia. District Cclrt, No. sl2-Nctics
Is hereby given that the Commissioners Of the
District q Columbia. pursuant 20 the provisions
& sn act n Congrsss approved February g laaa
entitled An act Authorizing tn extension of
Girsri street northwest from its western terni-zs
70 Fifteenth street northwest" have filed peti-
ton r. this 'ouTt PRAYING the condemnation of the
land Necessary F0T the said extension Of Gjrard
street. frum It's western terminus 20 Fifteenth
street northwest. in the District Il Columbia as
shown on plat or map fled with the said Tsrti-
ton as part thereof, ard praying also that jurv
q five judiCiOus. experienced disinterested men
who shah be fTCeh0ldsTs within the District OF
Columbia. not related 20 any persen interested IN
these -roseedngs and not in the service OF employ
Cent q tho District Of Columbia OF of the United
states, BE- summoned BY the United States marshal
fer the Distrlct u COlumbia 20 assess the dam
ages each owner q land 20 be taken may sustain
bv reason Of the said extension Of the said street
and the condemnation e the land Necessary fer the
purposes thereof and 10 assess as benefits resulting
thsretrom the entire amount of said damages in
clIIding the expenses q these proceedings upon
the land ahutinE said street as extended and also
upon auy and al other lands which the Jury nav
find VII be benefited by the said extension of the
sll sUeCL as AIfOEuCu lCT N ana " the Aforesaid
art q Congress. Il is hT the cCut this 18th dsy
of April, a. y. 1899 ordered that all pcrs0ns hav-
ing any interest in these T7ocoedinEs BE- and they
are hereby. warned and commanded 20 apDear in
this court on CT before the 18Th DAY OF NAY
A. d. 100. az 10 o'clock =. m and continue in
attendance Until the cont shall have made its
fnsi order ratifying ard confirming the award Ct
dsT7ges a1d the assessment of benefits cf the
jury % bc inparcled and sworu herein and II Is
further ordered that copy cf this notice and order
be puhlishcd orce n the Washington Law Rerorter
and on SIX secuiar DAYS IN the Washington Evenins
Star. The Washington Herald. and the Washington
Pest. newspapers published II TIE sad District at
least twenty days before the said Isth day Of
Nav A ID lS19 II Is further ordered that a copy
q this notice and CIDER be served ly the United
States marshal or his deputies upon such Of the
owners n the fsnf to DC co3dcmued herein IS
may be found ~ the said marshal or his deputies
within nc District cf Columbia and UPON the
tenants ard occupants of the same before the
said 18th day q May. =. n. 1909. BY the court
THOS. H ANDERSON Justice a true COPY
Test: SAL J. Il. YOUNG. Clerk BY T. l.
CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk.
a1oa1 .2ZsS
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
The CoIoner. Letter

Frcm the CiTSie Magazine
He was fne type Of the old Southern
colonel. the fiery scion OF race Of cav
alters Also ne vas exceedingly wrathy.
He had just received a letter from d nan,
"a low soht Of puhson, sur. 7 assure
you which displeased him immensely.
and he was debating. inwardly, how best
to convey to this vulgar correspondent an
adequate expression OF his (the colonel's)
opinion Of him.
But his stenogrspker was d lady.
The colonel snorted. made two OF three
false starts. and finally dictated:
Sir: by stenogTapher. being a lady.
cannot trsnScribe what think OF YOU
J. being a gentleman. cannot think IL
But you. being neither. viii readily IN
de-stand what I mean.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
4 Possibility.

From tho Idussrine Co17icr,Joslrrsi
Hubby. what shah do with the old
Christmas tree
Can't you put it On yOur new hstT'
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
BUSINESS EDUCATION.
WOOD. COAL, AND COKE.

place ne; broken CT furnace coal per ton 50:
white ash. egg. stove, and chestnut SIS. pea coal
& Phone " Izl zDlsat
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
PRINCE RTPFRT R- C

Prince Rupert. terminus q tiTzne Trunk tsaciic.
-st oficisl .csion sale of lots csmriences Nay :
at FancCrver B. a.. TERMS. quarter cash. For
mars. g. write c y. RAND. ssrut f0- govern
ment ard railway. NaHcoufes. B. & Us
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. Il. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
AttorerS

2 H. lhDAiAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH
Att0EeyS
N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding District Court IN r
Condemnation q land for right q way Necessary
iof Anscostia inter-eptirg sever. District Court
No. s-'.-On consideration Of the petition q the
toi1InissloltTs o. the District q Columbia fled
IN the aboye-eHtitled cause and On motion of coun-
SCI for ssid Commissioners. II is ~ the court tis
"a cay o. April, A. d. 1913 ordered that the
cierN u thls court issue citation = la l. Berrv
kobeFr Z. johnson. FaInie p. :. Johnsea. Resin
H. shIp9cy tathsrine 4 Talbuftt George W Tai
olr1t. Richard c. Moore. Efhel Moore Ella r.
Moore, J. Frank Walsh. 6. Talbot Walsh. SUSIE
Walsh J Harry sharon. !. H07aril Shannon.
ahQ Flold 2 DAVIS n appear II this court or
the lfH DAY OF NAY. a D. 1912, az 70
o CLOCK 2 N. 20 ensWef said petition and 20 show
csuse wT the prayers thereof should not be granted
and Why the night II way thruush lots A. = 3
81 and ~ square $50, ard parcels Zi-l. Zs1-z and
- > as recorded for pslrppses of assessment aud
taxation IN the 0fhce q the slrvesor Il the Dis
mt a Colombia. and more particliaTly described
N ne pftlifon died herein. shCTld nc4 he con-
denned for thc purpose ~ pr0viiing a ri-ht a
way neessarT Tor the Anacostia intcrceptinE sewer
m the District of CO,umhia u iS further
ordered thar COPY q said citation h served
oy the United States msrslzl foT the District q
tciUF2bi3 Tpnu such oUnrrs - the lard sought 20
% o7ndenancd herein and sEcn persons interested
herein as nay be fond by saii marshal. CT he
deTgltes. within the District q Columbia. and il
Is iHriAsT ordered that al perSous harinz any IN
teTesf in these Vrucesdngs b. and thsy are hersor
UaTned and required ~ APPEAR IN this courr on
q osfcre The sad 18th dsy 4 Nay. A. D. ieie 70
susEeT aid PETITION and % eoufinue ga attendance
unth the c1Tr shall bare made rs fnal order rati-
iyinz and confirming the award and report n tie
c111lissoucrs 20 b appointed b. the os-srt n ap-
rraise the saluc = the respfciTe interests n al
persons Concerned IN the lard and prenises men
TONED and described n the aforesaid petition. Il
y further oTdered that oopg q this order -
p1oiisaea once IN the Washi1zeon Lew Reporter
ard On SIX seCulsr GAYS IN the Washington Ersning
star ne Washington Post. and TIE Washington
Herald neTspapers published IN said Distrie+ BE-
Tore the sasd l4th day n May. A. .. lq0a. b The
court; THoS- Il. ANDERSON. Jusfice- A t-ie
eopy-fest: SEAL ]. z. YOUNG. Cie-k. b F. z
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CleTk- ap3z IL 30
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
PROPOSALS.

HOUSE OF REPEESE ENTATiyES- UNITED
States Washington. D. C.-Msi letting notice "a
cuut-scto-s-Ssaled proposals VIII bs received az
the ofice q the postmaster q The E0se q EeT-e-
sentativcs until twelve fl2l O'clock noon o. APRIL
q Ise f-- carving al nails and mailahie matter
Of the House Of Rsr-esentatiTes 20 and from TIE
CITY Post-ofce and 10 and from tire respective
residences q the members Of The House & RsTre-
snntatirps and fU s1ch other services eonnscfcd
With handling the Houss mails ss nay Be required
by the postmaster during the fiscal year ending
June % 1910 No bid OF proposal VII be CONSIDERED
unless accompanied with the names II tEo o. more
reIiable pe7SouS foT reference as 10 chszc-s- and
financial Responsibility q such h65er. The post
master reserTgs the right 20 TejsCt a1y q al BIDS
FGli Ta-si1lia-s ard Information vii b furnished
uVon Application 20 the postmaster o. she Bouse q
Representatives All BIDS should Be marked Oh The
haCks Of the euTeloVes, PT01Osais fOT earring ths
Hozse mails. and addressed to SAMUEL a. Ian
GUN. Postmaster. House Of Representatives.
ar52l96
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E. H. THOMAS and las. FRANCIS SMITH,
AttCrnsys

E. H THOMAS ard JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys
u The SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding a District Court II -
Condemnation Of lzni fo- night of var fo- the West
SIDE Rock Creek intervening seweT District Court
Nc slA-On consideration Z the petition q the
Commissioners q the District q Co2umbss fled IN
the aboEeGntifled cause and one moticn az counsel
for said Commissioners. il Is. hy the c0urt. this I'd
day q Apri. 4. l.. lae. ordered that the clerk q
this court Issue citation 70 James r. Bsllitt An
thony J. DreTei John c. Bullitt Johanna Hewitt
and Rachel y. Webb 70 appear IN this court on the
HTH DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1909 az 70 o'clock a.
n 20 answer said petition. and % show Cause why
the rTaye-s thereof shoeld not b granted and why
the right q way through lot s square 80. lot L.
square ZSo. let s0l. east q square l2 square 2Ss
and parcel S-l2. recorded for purposes of asses
ment and taxation IN the ofHce g the surveyor of
the District q Columbia and more rarticrlarly de-
scTibcd in the petition fled herein should not be
Condemned Fer the pzrpose q providing Tigbt Of
way necessary for the West Side Rock Greek ia.sr-
CeFfI1g scUCT IN the District Of C0h1nbia Il e
further ordered that . copy of said citation Be
served b tie United States MARSHAL FOR the Dis
trlct ot Columbia urnn snch OvTscTS q the and
sought 10 be ccndeurcd herein and such persons
interested therein Ray Be found b. sid niarshs
OF his deTuties. within the District e COumhis
ard Il IS further ordered that al persons having auy
interest in these proceedings BE- and they are hereby
N'--~N - -St-..S- - ntt~" ~ ----9 49, Va y
before TIC said 18th day q NAY. 4 D. lsf9. tG
said petition. and to c0utiuGe IN stteudance
until The court shcll have made IT'S final order
Tat;fyirz ard confirming the awarJ ard report cs
the commissioners % be APPOINTED by the ccur1 IN
apfTaiSe the value o. the respective Interests q al
rcrscns governed IN the land and p-eTn,sss ne1-
toned ard described IN the aforesaid petition. Il
Is further ordered tat copy Of this oreE be Ts-b-
lished Cnce IN ;aa Washington Tav Reporter ard
or six secular DAYS in the Washington Post. The
Washingtca HcTaid and TIE WashinEtnl Times.
nsEsnape7s published n the District Ct Coimnhia.
before The SAID lith dsv q Msy. 4 d. le1a b
the court THOMAS II. ANDERSON JHstice. 4
true eory-Test: fSeal.l J. 4. YOUNG ClerS. By
r. E CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk
ar1f 7S 2 y % n
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
PERSONAL.

WORkING8IEN. IT'S so. AND YOU WILL
find II ont some time, that clear S5 note saved
adds 20 the comfort q The wife and hahg. Wear
tire tailor-made. slightly used suit az $ 70 SO
We have store fuIl. One pgioe Only. JUSTH'S
Old STAND. SIS D M.
MNE CATHERINE. PALMIST AND GARD
reader has removed TO 5s 5th st nE. Any one
bringing this adTt- tins Week VII get s. reading
fcr 5c- I0-u
HIGHEST CASH Prices PAID FOR WORN
garments: either ladies' gents; send postal; VII
cal any hour yo1 say l. IARSHES. ISs 7th St
NJ. phene North 90. ST.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
Mr.. Real Estate Man:

YOU long will a get of
using page Of money BY
logical city today pos
ess quantity quality necessary produce
reaches its readers in the morning an hour which enables them investigate
proposition points bringing
suhs advertiser noU
5000 andlet it
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR METAL. IRON,
rubber. and paper stock MARYLAND IRON
AND METAL Co., sth and b NV Phone n
fSl EF
! PAY TIE HIGHEST CASE PRICES FOB
ls0ies and Esutemen's czSt-od wearing apparel:
drop card; VII CAL. c. LIVINGSTON. III 7th sz
Nv, OF phone North TSoA III
500 WORTH OF OLD GOLD. sILVER. AND
diamonds wanted f0T SPOT cash OE n exchzngB fcs
neE 5eEeiry. Money forwarded promptly for goods
sent BY Out-of-toEn parties CASTELBERG'S. S5
Pa ave Tstf'
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THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73S 18th NV.
-nho-e n sss.a Af.e- y N c-n Ma.r Eas-Y
lots.

on 9TH Ne. CORNER y. Txss....s.......... SIS
On l2th ue- cdr8cr T. I7ys5.---.------.-...... 40
On 1oth ne- coTlsr O. T7xss..--....--....-..... 20
On O s. ne betzeln ulh and I2rh lsxls-. sg5
Or Gcnea =. bet. llth ard 9Th ne. Ez75... 80
Lots On i2th s. have gas. water and sewer and
parcd street snail weekly or monthly PAYMENTS
CRANDAB MACREY. Owner. 80 ssh uE.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-26
PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING At
lowest prices: commercial and amateur work 50
iicited. NATIONAL PHOTO. CO. q Iltb st nv
Phone NJ III III