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The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
SMALL BOY 4 FIRE HERO.
Efght-year-OId Lad Carries Babies
from Burning House.

Philadelphia. jap ]. - Eight-year-old
Joe smith. coloreS, was the hero OF
fire this morning in the House Of the
Holy Child. probably saving the lives OF
eleven orphans The FIRE originated IN
the bathroom. where the dress Of nurse
tgni5ed from a gas radiator
The woman dashed into the nursery,
tho FIRE IN Eer clothing igniting the bed
clothing and curtains II the room.
Little Joe carried the eleven tots. whs
occupied the roo--, down the fire escape
one By Gne. While terrified nurses direct
I'd him II his work from below. Attend
ants saved the nurses. and soon had thS
flames under control.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. EC.-TREAs-
u7s-'s ctce (. :. S1iiie- Hcze washington.
y. g. DecUte- 81. I's--SC1-ld r-cp5ssls viI D.
received a- tl-s Office u1-iI tan l1I e. r. tt -
DAY. January .. ZOO. ard then r1tIl--v opened.
fo- a-gp,ylr- tbs Hone with the fa.i5--E cl-----
&c 60 s--sz hats 9Q1 c5ases- 80 -r--Sers pairs
500 hos0u shirts s. coz collars. L~'3 Tsi-s sa4n
c-eTe-s 80 simmer U1Ce-s---rS. --E PAIRS shoes
-=9 rafS catt1l s-rcFi-eS go rlIlrE csses Jc
stcets 30 r0le- towels - hand rJ~C-z Al
cla.l,r- 90 he furnished iE different szss az ~
au-c5. ard as snF=- gi-l- ue- csr- Ilz-s sz1as
a-i e-acsirc1 sUc=Ttei. VIII d reei-i f.r lle- c<
rus1-5 size tle c1rtrc-1- VIII be required Cd s1--
ra-he5 Au articles % - delivered 90 The Hone on
CT before AIa1ch g. Iso- Ssuuies On czHiHi-i11
% --e HONE TIE -i-rt s. reserved fo rec. sly
o- al bids For rToD1ss- banks and further in
formation apply % MsI1r T. II KENDALL. T. :
Amy. Treasure. l15
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT OCTOBER Is I0S-
Leave Washington New Uricr Staten.
SIS a. u.-Daly-Au points or No-foIE and West
EN- also EuCITIlie CllrtguC0El. ard NamuhiE
1870 p. 70 - DAILY - Raau,ke. BT.s-aI. winston
Sz-sul- ErozviLe- Clat-1rcoga- NasAviile Memphis.
New OIGGIs ILrC-gh SlegTer- UiDl1g caa
For Nc-tolt-LcaTe Hashirg-0n. so a. %. daily
II-l5 a. Z. daily i-zcrUl SuD6sJl aIlTe N01olk
u-H a. u1- 50 p
80 3. n--Dsiiy-BeTTTviIle. Lu--y. S5srGndnsh-
Trains frc-1 the Southwest sulTs SO g. r AID
100 ?.
AL l1s1rna-i1n FCurteeuth street and Ses To-z
aFeugs Bond B1i'd.nzi.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
JOIN DAUGHTER IN DEATH.
Professor and His Wife Give Reason
for Double Suicide.

New York, Jan. Mrs. Jessie D. Stod-
dard, Of Chicago. sister Of Mrs. James II.
Gordy. who killed herself with her hus-
band. the professor Of the history OF edu-
cation al New York University. at their
home in the Paterno on West Sixteenth
street on Thursday on account Of grief
over the death Of their only child a few
hours before. reached the city to-day and
went TO the coroner's office 10 get the let
tcrs addressed 10 her by Prof. and
Mrs Gordy
Mrs. Stoddard was accompanied by Dr.
J. p. Mum and would not talk about the
contents Of the letters. except 10 give
the coroner permission to say that in one
OF them the couple wrote that they were
glad that they would soon join their
daughter in death- The others related 70
the disposition of property left by Prof
Gordy and his wife.
As the relatives OF The couple live il
Chicago the funeral viii be held there.
The remains VIII be sent West to-
morrow. Interment viii be IN Rose Hill
Cemetery near Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
STEAMSHIP IS AFIRE.
New Vessel ia HarbOr of Savannah
with Passengers Safe

Savannah, Ca. Jan The new steam
ship Texas. Capt Peterson. $50 tons
burden. bound from Christiauia. Norway.
20 Havana. Cuba. owned by the Norway
and Mexican Gulf Steamship Company.
IS on fire tonight four miles from Savan-
nah a fire engine Is al work or the fire,
bat 81 late hour It was stiI burning
Iercely.
The Texas, whicH was on her maiden
tiD. left Carisuania December ;. with
fourteen passengers and 3 miscellaneous
cargo. The steamship stopped for coal
al Norfolk, and left On Tuesday for Ha-
v2nq. Yesterday afternoon, when the
vessel was seventy miles from Savannah,
the cargo was found 10 be On FIRE
Capt Peterson decided 10 make for
Savannah. Ee arrived at q point four
miles from here last night A chemical
engine OF the Savannah IRE department
was sEut 70 the rescue Of the ship being
carried down the river on a lighter. The
fre-C1 fought the flames al day, and
were stiU Gsbtins theGl tonight. The
passengers were taken ashore.
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", 2. &. a e RT.
THE Electric INE

Elecsric palsce cas- f-1a White Ho-se Station
Us,h ar6 y SIS. NORTHEAST.
Ter BalImCre-55Q. and eTe-y haf hc-r t-um
go a. r. 70 80 ? II. and s-c. So. Ds1. and
I15 2 ~
F0r ArrzpClis-EF5rT hour ron so 4 n 70 30
2 n and 30 ard u55 p r.
E.TUs- one Tay. Round tz1p
10 -
To A1nspolis znd Z. &
Naval Acadeuv-.------... &c. NE
AT u s. cs1s r1n 5i-pct 20 Whi.e Hous S-atio7.
TicEet oesce at 18th ard y. y eve. northwest and
a. waite H0-ss stzi7a. lsth and Il sts NORTH
EAST Telertrre NJ -16
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
DIES IN CHURCH PEW.
Thomas r. Perkins Expires After
Speaking at SpeciaI Services.

Thomas r. Perkins Expires After
Speaking at Special Services.
New YORK. Jan. Thomas +. Perkins.
a retired cotton merchant OF this city.
died suddenly Of apopIezy this morning
while attending a special Kew Year serv-
ice in the First Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn. The services began al 2
O'Clock. ard q few minutes before % Mr.
Perkins arose and spoke briefly. He had
scarcely resumed his seat when no vas
stricken. and did before medical aid
could reach him.
Mr.. Perkins was born IN Brooklyn in
1893. and was the son Of Dennis Perkins
a weIi-kEown cry goods merchant Of
this city. He was graduated from Yale IN
the class Of Is5S. and became associated
with his father IL business. He subSe-
queRtiy engaged in tie cotton business
in this city.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02

S0HTHERN RAUWAY

y. B.-Foll0Eing schedule fvlres published ozly
- Information. and are not E-Izrznteed.
Fer Atlanta, Birmingham. Noble Nes Orleans.
Ashcril-c. Chattanooga. Memphis. SIS a. Il and
Ns5 :. n daily
For Roanoke Kn11FilIe Chsttanoocz. Menphis,
New Orleans. l0:l4 p n daily.
For Columbia, Ckarlesson. Augusta AIKEN. Ssvsn-
rsh. jacksonville. AID FLORIDA po.uts. $40 ? n
caiiT.
Tourist CARS fcT Cllifo-nia tr-weezly. so 2. n
Local fer HaTriScub-TE - a. 70. daily. AS D n
week days, for Duvile els a. n daily ard for
ChaTlottssviie. SIS a. r ard SO ,. II daily.
Frequent trains 70 ard from BiusuouL
L $ BROWN Gene-aI Aesrt
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

AUIE-Foo-lsLed only az l1i9Tnau01. anG nOt
guaranteed
so 2. NC Z Q. LIMITED. Daily-Fayt ves-
tbEled t-1in Pullman slesre-5 % lexington. Louis
vile. Ciroursti. IndauspClis Chicago. and 81.
Louis Connection for VlEgiLia Hot SI-ings- P5:l-
ran car Louisville 90 Memphis and NeE Orlsaus.
Dining csrS, a ia carte seTvi1e.
u:O p Nj F. 7. LIMITED. Dzi5y-solid
veScitu'e train. Pullman s.eeQers % Cincinnati
DsXlHgtou and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week Cays Dining CHS
"a carte service Pullman Seepers Cincinnati 70
Chic1go and ST. LcrIis and Louisville 70 Memphis
N4stFille ard New Orleans
CEe7peake ard Ohio O1css SIS Peurs7lvsriz
sTeu1c- ls55 street and NeE Union Station Tel
ephors Main 100 O rs for tickets bagEsge c5ecks.
rCsaIvatio-s and tzriczb-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

BEL Telephone g.
s5 King Street
Alexandra. Va, Jan. New Year was
observed in this city IN very quiet
manner. Many clubs and private resi-
dsnces kept open house during the day.
AID there was large number OF family
reunions. This evening parties were the
order Many stores suspended operations
ar noon The banks and public Offices.
together with many private Offices. were
closed ali day.
Funeral services over the body OF Law
renee ". Peters were held az Il O'Clock
this morning from the undertaking par
Iors OF Demaine & Son. Rev. c. D BuTIa.
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, conducted the services. Besides
tie preacher and the undertaken and his
assistants. there was none present 70
mourn the departure Of Peters. who ended
his life Saturday last by shooting The
condition Of Miss Jennie " Beaudette.
whom Peters shot before ending his life.
continues 70 improve.
4. largely attended meeting OF Potomac
Lodge. No s. Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows. was held tonight. At which tine
arrangements were made for the fnstaIa-
ton Of the recently elected officers OF
the lodge. which viii take place next
Friday night The ceremonies 10 the
work VIII be conducted by District
Deputy George ". Hswxhurst Follow
ing the installation a banquet wiu be
served
III, r--,---sr- z .-.,.- - -, -, a..
Episcopal Church South held q New Year
reception this evening in the Young Peo-
pies Building. 4 varied musical and
literary programme was given At the
conclusion Of the programme refresh
menIs were served The reception vas
largely attended
The old Green furniture factory. now
used as a laundry, has been sold az pub
lie auction by s H Lunt. auctioneer.
and purchased for the sum of Ss,109 BY
holders Of the second trust Il IS under
stood It was purchased f0- the Alezan-
Gria Steam Laundry
TIE quarterly conference of TIE Free
Methodist Church convened to-day with
Rev. George Eekins presiding Il wi1 bs
concluded with services Sunday night
Among those IN attendance are Revs. A
kress, Philadelphia; ". Eosedale, Balti-
more; D. n Thomas. Pleasant Hill, Nd;
and B ScuIl, Rockville, Nd
The firms OF ". 4 snoot & Co and
SmO0t & Co. lumber and coal dealers.
have consolidated The firm viii here
after be known Is W. n Smoot & Co,
Incorporated
The police o. this city have been re-
quested 70 look out for the robbers Who
last night entered and robbed three stores
az Manassas. Va Il is believed the men
made their way toward this city
The body Of Mrs. Mary A McCirnls.
who died in Washington Wednesday. wiz
be brought here Al Il O'Clock tomorrow
and buried n s.. Nsry's Cemetery.
Rev Y. z. Henry. pastor OF St Paul
Church. Washington viii deliver an sE-
dress az q mems meeting which viii be
held Sunday afternoon al $50 O'Clock in
the young peoples building Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
BURIED SIDE BY SIDE.
Girl victim and Rejected Suitor VIII
Occunv Adjoining Graves.


Occupy Adjoining Graves.
Elizabeth. y J. Jan According TO
the Jewish custom the BODY of Miss Ida
Rose Welne-. twenty years old. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. David weiner. Of
15s Third street. who was shot and Instant
ly killed al the EIiaabethport station last
night BY her rejected suito-, Alex Cohen.
was buried this afternoon in the CONNIE!
Chesed cemetery.
The body or hcr slayer WIZ. a. the re-
guest o. the giETs parents. he buried Sun
Gay afternoon alongside that Of the girl.
Cohen died IN the hospital last night
f-om the self-iaficted bullet wound and
injuries which Ee received by being
struck by a train Immediately after he
turned the revolver upon himself.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
VALUES BOOK At 100000.
Altoona Nan Wants His Digest Of
Roman Law Returned.

Altoona. Pa. Jan. IA book, a COM
pIete digest Of the Roman laws from the
earliest times down TO 1795. valued by
the owner. P ". Murray, at s1oaeo0, has
been lost OF stolen.
Murray left the book in the care of
5. B. Bare. q Greensburg hotel keeper.
some months ago. and on October IS in
structed the Adams Express Company
TO secure FL and bring & 70 Altoona
The GreelsAurg agent secured the book
from Bare, gave a receipt, and Il has
not been seen since
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02

N TEE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
n f1.Iuals holding PROBATE CCurt. Estate &
N1ude r. S-i-l. Gcc71sel- No 1876. Ad-
rs7is.-a-i-l Docket S-.-Fhe notification as 20 the
trial ~ thc i-=-es fa t'-s case relating 70 The
validity rf tie r1-.- writing dated the 18Th day q
NCv-E5er. lf5. rl77rr-GE % b. the last vii
and ras1amer- of NcisGds u. Smith. deceased.
having tesn returned a. 20 Eecd Bi'ev. Ida Nc
Kenny. Piiar1t- C. Riley. Benjamin Ei-ey,
Matilda ELs- El-r S. Page married name IN
known. Mi-tie Wade. Fr7d=ricS S-a1s1rTy. Phil-
s-6cr q. Stsr-br-T. Robinson Iaev. al n7rrysi-
dents "r5t 60 b found Z. is }Lis l.h day q
Decrrbsr 191S orl--ej that The issues 5e st down
f-r trial on Che SrH DAY or FEBRUARY. ls9.
ard tsat this C-se- and a C--y e said issues
sEsI D published cree week f1r four weeks n
the Washington Law reporter and trice week for
Tic sane I-r1d iu Tie Washington Herald
ISSUES.
U Vas the saii Mcler3e r. Smith 81 the
tine of tre execution nv Le- of the paDer writing
usrT,--tine 60 b. her last VIII and testament. q
sound mind and mencry. end CAPABLE Of executing
veid deed w,H OF contract
~ was t1e said paper writing 7-reo-tl1S 10 Be
the last Eill and testament Of Melende Il Smith
executed bv her OF rs execution procured. thru-EE
the fraud. ci-cslyer-i0l. undue intHencs. OF
coercion h-0ucat sgaiust upoa her. the said
AIclende II. smith b- Edward = Morse. OF any
ether person OF pcrscus2 TH0S- + ANDERSON.
Justice Attest: iSeall JAMES TANNER Regis
ter e Wills fer The Dstric- of Colombia. Clerk q
the Probate Court JOS. 5. BURnAET. Attorney.
de2ES ia25oI2i6
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
Columbia hcI5iue Probate Court No Boz Ad-
rniuist-ation.-Thjs IS t1 give notice tlat TIE sl6-
sCIiber Of The District q Columbia. has obtained
from The Prodate C1r- q the DistTic- of Columbia
letters Of administration C. 2 a. on the estate %
Philip G. Naulzo. late cf the Distrct Of Columbia
dcceaScd- Al persons having cl-ims against The
deceased are hereby war1cd 90 exhibit the sane.
with the vouchers thCTcof. legally authenticated 70
the sla-cxitar. on Cr aef5re tHe 18th DAY OF De
CE1IBEE 4. D. 1872 otherwise they may by law
be excludcd from al beueat Of said estate. Given
under nv hand this 18th lsy Cf December. leE
WILLIAM Z WAR1fAN. care 7 r. Colladsy.
l310 street udrlu5st. Attest: lSeaLl JAMES
TANNER. Beeistc- cf WiIls scr the District Of
Columbia. ClIS q the Probate Court. E F..
COLLADAY. Attcrucy- deI92ja2
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
FOR SALE-SUBURBRN.

FOR sALE-9 ACRES OF LAND. LOCATED
between N4sli-r-al g-5 Eal-lr11re. oLe nile
fnu =. d o. and Cl-y ana Slburt1n eIe--rc
lIue. RiTe-iale station: high elevation. -er-ly
rolling Covered win timber; fine stream uaier-
ice1- place t1- truck farm and Togi--y bushes F.
Sd minutes luEe % Center Market oyer clmQ.c-e-y
ua-aizli-a5 raEs S259 per acre T1nber a-0e
-lL jay 5-- r. Ezsy tens u WALTER WEED.
- 18Th nv. aIE
FOR SALE-FDETION OR ENTIRE FOHTY-
1vs a--s; vicinity soldiers Home and University
uf AUeTicS. Immediately adj1lE-Eg improved Sec
ton. 1rl absolutely frec from roczs urdl-h--st
Fer szI-icCars. address WASHINGTON SUByR-
BAN Development CO.. . Plrk R0v. N5E
YORK EszI--t
II VOC WANT To BUY 4 Maryland FAEM
suburban hone. Us send Tor --latest bullstiz
Marion DuckcrI IL SON, O35 r NV.
rzhI-tf
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
Cc,B.-Aia hol55nc Probate Cccrt. No IJ61 Ad-
riiStrstloD--This IS 20 give notice that Che sub-
Sc15bsr. e t5s District cf Co,gmiia has obtained
from the proraic Court Of the Dissrict Of Columbia
letters of adms-is-r-rior on the estate of Luciea
= e. CcIlicrs. lste Cf the Distrcs q Columbia
deceased. 81. rtrSc-s having clllls against The
deceased are hereby warned 20 svhiiit The sane.
sir5 the roT-,s - thereof. .criy auth5uticated
% the subscriber On OF before RE 18Th DAY OF
DC E1IBlsE 8. ID. 1893, otherwise they nay hy
law be eye.aled fr-n aIi benefit # said estate.
Given uu7-r -,. hand this Il-a dsy of December.
-5S GIG T. COZ IIEEE 1910 o. street ucrthwes-
Attest. tSlsi) IA1IES TANNER. Register of
WINS far tbe Dis,-ct Cf to,ur1tia Clerk # the
Probate Coart- BERRY & MINOR. Attorneys.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
New Years Day Quietly OBJ
served Across the River.
VICTIM IMPROVING
Free Methodist Church Begins Con-
ference that VIII End with Serv-
to Look for Robbers of Three
stores at the Town Of Manassas.

AieIaDdria News 8Esnv. sB King s.zee..
Aie1andria. Va suthO-izsd agents ard czuiss
for The Washington Herald The Herald VII Be
delivered daily and Sunday 70 any address IN
AlezsndriA tx 81 oegis q month
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
THE VAN DYKE,

lo24 IzTH undesirable WELI-FURSIsHED
TO0ns VIII frzt-class board a. loW rates. dsl523t
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COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER.

BROMIDE ENLARGING. Blue AND BLACK
ron patent Tri1ts. drawings and Iante-s sidcs.
commercial photographer
h A FARNHAM. SIS - n.
seslAsetz,Ex
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
CASH REGISTERS.
We AXE AGENTs FoR THE

AMERICAN CASH REGISTER.
CARRYING A FULL LINE or DETAIL-ADD-
NC, TOTAL ADDING, COST. AND SELLING
PRICE, MACHINES. THEY ARE MADE BY
THE AMERICAN CASH REGISTER co TIE
ONLY CONCERN STANDING BETWEEN THE
MERCHANT. PUBLIC. AND MONOPOLY.
GIT OUR PRICES AND SEE OUR 1903 MOD
Els BURCH & kLEPS SALES AGENTS. IS
EIH ST NV PHONE MAIN &lo
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
learn TELEGRAPHY.

LEARN TELEGRAPRY-RA WIRES ARE
cut into DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL RUSI
MSS COLLEGE. COZ sth ard D Nv. f0r ssudeuts'
use positions secured Can c. send for FREE
booklet. Way Lean TeleEaphy?-' de9-E.stf
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
AGREEMENT IS REACHED.
CiarksburE Glass Factory Begins
work Again Sunday Night.

- oEA again SEnEaT Night.
SPECIAL 20 ne Washington Herald
ClarksbCrg, " Va, Jan. l-One glass
plant AZ least viii resume work after sew
eraI weeks shutdown on account or a
disagreement over wages. President
Hochstrasser. Of the Clarksbu-g Glass
Company. to-day issued the following bul-
letin:
For the information Of the public,
viii say that the CIarksburg Glass Com
pany has come 10 an understanding with
its employees and VIII resume operations
under the fat scale. making the first
blowing Sunday at i o'clock midnight 20
II = stated that the men VIII work IN
der private agreements. About SO men
are employed
Mo-gantova, u. Va, Jan. 1.-Thres
window glass plants. one in Maumee.
Ohio. another IN Licking. Ohio, and the
third in Point Marion. have signed the
Burns scale. The plant OF the Point Mar
ion Window Glass Company goes in op-
Grafton tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
MOVING AND STORING.

WHY Pax MOREg WE STORE FOR 80 A
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. sIs-lz-
fz l3rh s.. UE 'Phdne Main g9og ssl2-aSs-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES. ALL MAKES.
Uriccru, Hartford, HesslsT. au6 cushion tires
gusEantsed iOE 0Ie year Expert bicycle repair C.
Tart-aent. c. VERNON HALL GO L 81 ~
suI2-sr-eo5
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PAPER FLOWER NOVELTIES.

DINNER. RECEPTION.
tea faFors designed b. rs
DerI workmanship HISS.
Lsth st. ~.
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BIRDS, DOGS, RABBITS, &c.

We ARE BOOKING CHRISTMAS ORDERS
fCr white Eskimo and Other dogs; also sirgiaz
oanaTies. parrots, solohshes. cats. rabbits goats
~ I2th st Z
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C, MOVED
with care; packing sCd shipping 4 specalty
KRIEG'S EXPRESS. Lzs 3 St. Bw. Phone Mala
Eoll au2-f
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AND AFTERNOON
Pres reasonable. Ex-
Botanical Artist -
noIz
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
WITH BOARD

1s34 y NW--TWO SECOND-FLOOR ROOMS. AD-
joining hath. also hallroon; excellent board; rea-
souable. Jll-5t
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T Buy NEW ONES: BRING The OLD
umbrellas 70 Us; make them As e0oG a. ugw: siIE
umbrella for s. II. 4. PHILPITT, 90 I s.. Nv.
Cc3-0f mus
The Washington herald., 1909-01-02
CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING.

LADIES' SUITS AND ROBES. LACEs AND
lace curtains; gents suits and oTe-coats gloves 70
cenIs. no sh-1nkage Al vGrk finest of the are
M8IE REBA COOKE. III s-h. Pm. y Sos.
6eI0t ii s5ot
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FOR REET-HOUSES.

FOR kENT-iE9 FAfEMoNT ST NV. ONLY
SD55. rooms ara baths. 8 back porches- So
foot parking; AT uecesssry repairs wilI be made
one o tEe 6est squares on Columbia Heishts- Don 2
miss IL he's a. oricG
2. R. HOWENSTEIN CO. BIs 81 nE
hl-1r
olo9 p ST. wv: 70 z. & BATH: F. HEAT SO 3
l2s . s. NV 90 :. aad bath l. heat-....-.-. sa7J
- . Ne J r and b. SPECIAL rate given.
D T. JOHNSON Co, Gil tn 81 ~.
Gc25tfe eCd
FOR RENT-lS-3 y C. AVE-. Ne; SIX ROOMS;
Tiled bath furnace heat concrete cellar under
entire house. neEiy papersd and IL ys-y good c5n-
dition; large yard; rent. So per month de23d
For Rent-l5I7 Willard St
rooms and hath. steam heat <6-51- JOHN r.
DATSH. . 18th S. uw da3l.t
FOR RENT-l55 y c. AVE Ne: SIX ROOMS
and TIED hath. furnace heat. concrete cellar
house IN Eue shape; a coy home flr only SZ3
pr month. JAMES T. SHEA. 5s5 Louisiana are
nv deZ-u
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

N GECEGETOWN. 6EOOM BRICE; FURNACE
HEAT I1-CelZIn hath: ~ 10 date n every pasti-r
lar cheap 20 quick buyer !. Z SHOEMAKER
Agrrt s6 18th 81 Nv. n1gr
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-BCRROUGH ADDING MACHINE.
large. handsome. rol top 6ssk. 1eE fat top desk,
neE fouT-l-zHer letter SIZE and cap size file czses
rev deep box hie. tCJlri-1Tsr card cs5inet Oliver
typewriter D5ls1o-e typ-s7rlter Smith Premier
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TYPEWRITERS.
WINDOW CLEANING
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SEE Our ADJUSTABLE TABLES AND OTHER
inventions on display at tie portable house
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REAL ESTATE.
GRAPH0PHONES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
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FOR RENT-STORES.

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FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

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TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
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EVERY HOUR f5N THE HOUR"
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night
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