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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
POP CARLOS DICK BINS

NJ Bucket calent4ntiose los PIES dspnts dc otro
Mucho FRO hace noche esta para salr, senoras
Contestclc que reparaba POGO el fro que ademas
ha muy abrigada
Nutstra expcdici0n pnede arga-repuso- 10
lmportante acanzar 10 que proponcmoS
Dies 10 qulcra-exclame yo
-Sosegaos-me diio guerendo darlne ammo con un mo
\miento de cabeza -cuanto mas ranquIla cels meJor
sera para tOdos
FL inspector mostraba muy atento solcito con
mgo mentras calentaba Ia suela DE botas tenIendo
81 ndce juno labios senti mas tranqua contem-
plando su sagaz s,mbae Tn momeno dsputs on que un
arruae deena la puera eran las dos menos Guar
to: NJ Bucket ofrec6 e brazo, acompano un fac
ton por dos eabaos de posta despus de deJarne
cochc subi6 Il al pecante agente lie entrego una
inerna que haba peddo djo agunas palabras III
position parmOs.
Creia sonando; bamos veloznente Y pasaba
mos por GALES esconocidas para mi,
que cgue gnorar de todo punto e so que hala
bauos solo puedo decr qu, 81 Ia
msis. que, 10 que parrci6 bajamos la orla del
aua rodeandonos estanques puent, vOlant,= buques
nrasilcs 81 fin detuvimos lugar que 81
vento del habia Orado desincctar Ia luz ,le la
linterna Vi NJ Bucket hablando ndIvuo que
parecian la agenes de polcia marineros En- Ia
rel de la cua estaban aquclos hombre haba
que concbicra Bucket. vioeno esfucrzc sobrc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
nuncia al ;neeniero & los tyitunales -

nuncia al ;ncenicro & los titunases de
justicia.
n juez exiee de Irmoine que m"~-
ire el sccrcto; la formula para la IA
hricaci6n de diamantes. LmoiDe 10
lniere darlo. y pide que " le dcJe en
'ihcrtad para contnuar sns eSpcrmcn-
'os Sc lc conccden scis mes's para ha-
80 nncvaS pruchas. r. secrcto con'i-
nna onccrrado en- Ia cala de Iondr's.
Terminates los scis mos's. bcmorns pi-
lc una pequona prfrroea, r~omc'i"n-
10 haccr pruchas ante tcstiros, y 10
- conccdida. No In habia t'rmw ado
aun. cuardo Il II de JUNO dc 1"V9,
Lcmoinc dcsaparccc de Paris Al ~
-uicntc da Il juoz M. lie Polttcyn
ra dctcnido por tonic.
Dceaparcido Lemone Y d"cIara"o
N nehdldia. ~ proccdi6 atrir 81 pie
70 d. IrndroS. cn Fl 50 CD"o"trh unS
formula ouimica mas arropfsto rara
IA fobrnacifm De gaseosaS, que para fsa
rcr diamantcs.
III hector Sc Ircgrm'ara qr" diaman-
t,s cran los que Wcruhor hatia VS.
20 solir del crisol de Ic1"oiro, Va le
Hir6 rrocedian dc casa DE uros r'a'"-
roS. dordc iha comprarloS Ia muteg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31

una tnujsr que sa axsda ror e vento Ia nleve huge
quc In rehaxa aqui en- el sueo una
rnano en- que apoyaroe 81 muJer 10 pareft
cuberta harapC veos Que bneo segnro laHas la1
pasado los rsahsaIea Ia noh % Leicester Ded
lock
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
Aires de fuera

Julio Werlhcr. director de- In De
Beers Consolidated Mnas Limited .
,,uc trafica en- diamantes, cstaha en- Su
slcspacho uuando lc anunciaron Ue NJ
lnpeniero frances NJ. Lcmolnc. drScaha
hablarle.
Entro Ell caballcro frances, homhrc d."
rara inteligcntc y porte disi'n@'ndo. y
,hio 4 MIR. Wcruter que un ncgocio ca
losal lie obligata 4 moie>tarc
El negocio era cue Lemome iuraba
aaber descubierto Ia fabricaclon del dla.
1nantc, pero dc mancra tan perfecta
,lue no habia IL mas Pequena dlfcrel..
ia entire el diamanto Industrial, rroduc
10 de una combination ouimica, cl dla-
nante mineral qge Sc cNtrae de las en-
.raiias de la terra
aunoue Ias cr6nicas no hablan L1
,llo. cs de suponcr que Mr.. Wernher sc
rondria en- guardia las prlmcras re'e-
tacionos de Iemoiue 10 que hay lie
.ierto cs que In cuarta entrevlsta coi
i inceniero frances a director de II
De Beers So cutregaba coinpletamcn-
,e Lemoine Sc 10 llevo a Franca, ie
mostro un hof'l'' '0'' :"
produc'oS qul'4''' 'a,"
10 Lenoine coaocia } Nr. Woruh"r pc
*io YER al cane 8 ''.'''. '''' - "
dos a4ueioS l'fo"''''' '''''N''
a muy atlas l'h l'''a'''">' ',.''''
10 del crlsol Sdli"" "i'''
nmcJorah'c ptfl''''''
Nenlen'em'h' NJ
ian en- NADIA Dc lbs "Gl'lt''"'
" Julio Weruhsf pens" que y 'i'2'
10 de la De Beers est@ba p'rdioo e
ano Lemoine an1n.'ar Al mnnd" ;" Sc
..reto. o 20 expotara poT 81 cueilla-
" q .ecr.to? ,Cudnto qulere ns-
Ted nor el eocretof- preEnntb "eruiieF
i Lemoine
eaos vanos -contest6 el ingenie
n,s. 40 racanacitar IN POGO. al a
4li6.
No MO halo ann N condolences de
aa.r q snrroto. ante ne de pcrFecc'"
= sahr;oaoi6, re- dc obtcner dia-
~ .o,,,a5o .oncho maro- al con
,;a, uaoa,aoe nm 60, vrnio: yo he
nlooao -; fortuna en buNa del d'a-
.o Artificial 10 ne obtcnido 10
L., aho~, ee nal, comparable con
30 b,.obo poro con m ser at,a
,a,a r,ncloe miles de frances Us
, Inc facilita vo mnntare II. hor-
,o =, mn oscondido rinc6n de los Piri
- .,,.o.e ;, ovneri,,,n,cs a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
Hojas caidas
Poes1as de Salvador Brsu, seleccionA
das por 81 autor 8 ilustradas con
n0tas interesantes.

Fate iibro, eaiitado en- Ia imprcnta dc
Ia Desnocracia," forma un grsso va
umen dc $50 paginas de bueo papei
y bajo alegSrics eubierta, debida a Ia
is de Mario Byau Zuzuarregui, y se
ends en- las librerias de Sanjurjo VI
dal y del BOLETIN MERCANTIL, y
IN las respccivas ofieinas de u lie
raldo Espahol" y LA Democraeia" 4
ln dollars eada ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
MISAS

CatedrA-Dias laborablcs; z, 7-3O y
s-0.-Festivos 5, !. 3, 9y IL.
San Francisco.-Dias laborables: z
--Festivos: $50. y 7-3O.
San Jos3.-Dias laborables; 7-3O
-Festivos: 6-30, 7y 7-30.
Santa Ana.-bias laborables: z y
7-30.-Festivos 6 y 10.
Puerta de Tierra.-Martee 7.-Do-
mingos: 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
SeccIin GphgIIOSa

Santos para manana;
San 6agnsdo martir.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Paltimore. March 21-Quotatious established by
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are
Es follows
BUTTER-CreameTy. separatcr. per Ib.. 50 ini-
iation. Zas: prints. nh. Der d.. ss5l; do. lib
soasli blocks. 2lb. per H.. Ta3l; dairy prirss
Msryiand. Peunsyirania and virgrss, Per ID, issIf
Virginia and West Virginia. stcre-packed l5sls;
OHIO. store-packed l6al7 nearby rolls. Eals: Ono
Tclls Eais West Virginia rolls. lsaT.
EGGS-Ma1Jland. Pennsylvania and nearby nrsts
peE dozen. Is. Eastern Shore Maryland. ana VIZ
Tluia. is Western frsts, ls; West Virginia, g
DRESSED POI LTAN-Iurzeys. cicioe fat
yOlIDg heIs. per ih zaZl, mixed. r5ung and o,c
ems. strtsni. young per h. lIalS, mixed. young
and old. Eal5. Dueks. choice. fst. per d. Issl4
Capous lis and ever. per To-. EaG: small
medium. -3a25. slips. l6al7.
LIVE POULTRY Young chickens. as TO size. 10
isl22s old lels. hcaEy-ueght. Der Ib Is. ducks per
d.. lss do white Pekins. per d.. z; p.ssons
loungs pair. %; do. cid. pair. .; guinea foEls
Old. each. . Do. yCulg u lbs. and over eacl
9s tusEeys. young hens. per H.. ZlaZ; yOunE COB
1lers. pr H. oaZ: do. snail and thin. per H..
.-a5. cd t1zus, pcr Do, S
GAME-DDcks malizr5. pcr pair heaTy-ueizht. g
a9o- do. niack1clls. lcavJ-EeiEIT. fla5o. do red
beads Clesapcake Lolal-50- do. Caurashacks, Ches-
aIeaae. &elaz59, uAaie deer. per d., l61l3
FOTATDE~-Nh1te. Western Maryland and Penn
sylFauia. lrimc. per busbel s04s5. do. Ner YORK
prime. s5aso- Do Western prime. ssaeo. sweets
Eastern shore ysli0us. uer Dbl. 25a3Cl. d.
North Carolina. yeIioss 275a325. fancy Delaware.
1.Ja350. yellous. ger basket Ll5aL53. yans Viz
gIliz. pr barrel. L5ol2G
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLE LES-Apples
Western MarIl land and Peunsg lEsnia. barrel PACKED
51a4Gl- d.. New 1crk. assorted. 153a5 o. asparl
Gus. Charlesten. per bunch. Eaa. teets new FIer-
ida. Der crate. &ola59. Charleston. per bunch Pas.
cabbage. NeH Aork state. ue- ton. 50ooa5500- d.
new Florida. Der erafe. ZEa275. do. rev. CharI-s-
ton. Ier crate. L5-1-o2i celeTy. h0me-gr0Wa. Der
bunch. zsf. cranbeuies. Cape Cod per barrel l0gla
1890. per box. 2Es5lo; clcumoers florida. l-r
basse-. 5.7l5-oo- Cggpauts Florida. per crate 16s
ioo- grape fruit FLORIDA. per box l1a25 So kaIe ra
tive. per barrel Sol99. le-uce. North Car5-iuz uer
basket L00sl-50, do. Florda- per basket. L0os2G3
onions NeH York and NestcI. Der bus1el 7o1-s
r-aug-s Florida. Irr box to SIZE, 2ooa2-7s- spin
a-h native Per baslel box. 51a75; do. Norfolk
ulr bauei. L0aL5o. squash. Florida per crate L5la
- . strzEberies. Florida. per quart Isa57. g-een
beans Fl0rda. per basEct &Ga350i wax beans
Florida. Der basse-. 30ia35es tomatoes. Flozid4
11r Garner. L5zZ-l
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

- ~ NJ % -r-f-.p 7-t.. r-s-- -
l''N Nl4lcl - Ir- L'oaon lna
Ar- l'1 Pc, s--l Nea q '"1- lol NAY "-l '--I
ai-e unchanged The local market was qret, Vi-A
fury-uaiL prices quoted as follows Ceutrf1Esl 9s
-ss- ssa- u.r-c5rl5o g lest. AZ. roIssses sgzar
o nz- - - 80 s. =
5 '--'
--..-
- t.s
--l5 gas .--l---s-l Z, ~ '-- ----7 -
--- -- - - 80 l-- C
- -. . | ---- LAY 49, a-- 1-a 49,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
I-Itla heli1e a I'recafc Court No l5-ls. Al-
r17-i--r rsrrlThis IS 20 give Ec-icc that the sub
s~at- q rhe State of Maryland. has Obtained frn
th- PROBATE Cc-r- of rhe D5srrlc- % Cll-ultiz
late & th- N~-ri-r ri Coumb5e. deceased All per
s5rs having claims ag7I1s- rhe decease6 az hereby
warned o. exlllir the sane. cTth the volclers
-lrrecf legally authenticated % the s,-bsclte- on
before the sTH DAY or MARCH A y. -s-o-
o-h.-Tls- they may ry law b excluded fr1rl az
bFnsr q ssi5 estate Given under uv hand this
srh day af N7--1. l-a ALEXANDER HECHT
Els seventh street u---rv-s-. Attest lSaaII JAMES
TANNER. register of WIS fG- The Distric- @
Columbia. Gers . rhc Prosate Cou-t- LESTER q
PRICE Atorcev- uhq1E 3
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FoiloWing schedule figures published only
a. information sHd not guaranteed:
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
Asheville. Chattanooga. Memphis a N and
l0-i5 p. m. daily Dining carS
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga MemphiS
New Orleans. 1910 p n daily. Dining cars
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. saFan-
rah. Jacksonville, and Florida points. 9.0 p N
daily. Dining car service.
Tourist cars for Califcrnia tri-weeky. $40 .. N.
Local for Harrisonburg, 80 a. daily; AS D n.
week days; for DanYille, % a. m daily. and for
Charlottesville, 80 a. n. and 4-s5 .. m daily
Frequent trains TO and from Bluemont
l. S. BROWN. .ieneral Agent
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-EAL ESTATE-MISCELLAEEOUS
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Dlsrict e Columbia. Wasliustru. u. e.. Msr,l
=. la9.-No-lcc ls hereby gwen that .n accordance
WIth the provisions OF Public Act No &c. aru7-vsI
February > 1909. entitled An ac- Co ar-hor.-e
certsIn changes iu tire permanent system Of h.-,-
the Distric- q Columbia van give q public EearirE
n the board room of the said C1r-nissio iors-s
MARCH 81. 1879. st 90 o'clock a. n 90 al par
tles interested Gr owning land within and sl--
rounding the TERRITORY embraced by Mcli-an ave
me, North Capitol street. Er1r-s street and Glen
wood Cemetery- proposed plan for changing tie
line OF Franklin street. and the opening u tirz-5
street. within the above limits VII o. DISPLAYED and
the Commissioners VIII consider any suggestions OF
protests concerning the proposed change ard loca-
tiCn 0f any highway OF portions cf HIGHWAYS as
shown on above meuti0aeG Plan. IT. 3. r MAC
FARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. SPENCER COS
By. Conmissoners. District q Columbia
mhlSl l5.l7 e02E.4EBE@
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PLASTERING-OFFICE OF
Binding for National NUseam L1rurv Z Con
gress. Washington. d. e.. March 81 Is-1-SeaIsd
propcsais for plain a1d ornamental p,astlrug q The
South Pavilion and the basement partitions i1cIrF-
Ing the hreTroc latllug Therefor q The h-5ld-
ins Tor the National Museum. il ttIs CITY VIII he
receivtd az tins Office uurll 0ciGcs o n on
SATU URDAN. The 10Th dsy of April 1919 and prb-
icy opened Immediately thereafter. Snecisca-i0rs
and other Information Furnished on application %
this of8ce- BERNARD Il. GREEN. suuerintendsrt
d Construction mh2 2-z.apl25
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SUpREWE C0JET or THE DISTRICT or Co

SUPREME COUNT or THE DISTRTCT OF Co
irmha. holding Pr1tlte C-lr-- No I5Sss. Adm
5-rati-l.-Ts - EiTc E1tlc- that the S16scrlhe-
n tEa District -f CClumrl- has C--z---i f-un ti ID.
Probate CrIrr q tlz Ds-r-- q Co-uti1 letters -
adriusS-rsti1u tle estate Cf Nellie r Ll1yd is-s
lf tte Dis-re- -f Columbia. deceased AL persons
having claims acliDs- rac deceased --e hereby Ezr1F
to exhibit t'e sane. ui-l The V11clcrs Thereof lc-l
-c- heath stcl f1 the sItsc-It-r On ~ hsfcre -rs
I'D DAY or MARCH. A. u. 1870 -.herUise they
may r. laT Dr. CxcIuisi from 1l hc1eft of SAID
estate. Given under uv hand this Cd Gzr 2
Na-rl 1913. WILLIAM i REILLY IS5 Llr-.s51-a
arerre Attest lSeaIi JAMES TANNER. Re-~
tze q WIS f-r The Dis-ric- y Cl'rub.a Clz-k =
the Probate Cdu-- WILLIAM B. REILLT A.
torne- nh1.7z zp5
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT or Co
1-uti1- holding Probate Court. NJ t5Sfi AiEi--
is-I,lI--TlIs IS r0 give l0ice Tar -lc szt~--ifcr
p Che Distract of CClurltia- has ou-aiued from the
prebafe C---r 1f the uis---- u Columbia letters
ts,tar-utarv 1l tte estate rf BCchaEau Bea-e z-s
n the Dls-ric- n Columbia deceased AL D~rs01s
having Claims against rho deceased ar hereby warned
90 exhibit -le sEUe win r-e vouchers Thereof isE.
Ir authenticated. On che sulscribZ- before -1e
I'D Day OF WAR'H. A. d. 1910; o-he-viss thsy
may t- law be -zclriei from al be-ef. ~ sad as-
tl-s- Given under ms hand This 81 dsT q Marc.
-s-- HEI ~ NJ. BEALE. ISU 6a---ana r1sd-
Attest seal. JAMES TANNER. Register p
wills so- -re D5-t-let q Columbia. Clsrs = TIE
Probate Cor--- CHA> IS. CLAGETT. A-to--ey.
uhI ans
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AUCTION SALES.

on SATURDAY. MARCH 2, 1903. At 70
O'Clock within the auction rooms of G. q. sloan 4
Co, lN & street I VIII sell to pay storage
charEes al goods IN the name Of Matte Buckner
Z. ;. Williams Mamie Wootson William Uutrh-
inson. Bessie Cooper. and Mamie Cauter " 1.
PFEIFFER. ITO 18th s. uh26t
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SHOW CAsEs-sTORE FIXTURES

2. Y. GANTER,
Manufacture Of
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. RANK
JEWELLERS, AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH 9J2 Pa. AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN s2a jaI2-sOt
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOFE-PubHshed oily as information. and not
guaranteed
f10 p. d-C. & O. LIMITED DafIy-Faz YES
uouied raIn. Pullman seepers 10 Lexington, Louis
VIE, Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago. and St
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pull
man car Louisville 90 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars. a Ia car.e service
uIO 2. Nj. F. V LIMITED. Daily-soIid
Testlbule train. Pullman sleepe-s 20 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
IA carte service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati TO
chicago and 81. Louis and Lc-isyille TO Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans
Chessreake anI Ohio Oaices. 5l3 Pennsylrania
sTenue; 1893 F ssreet and New Union Staten Tel
ephoDe Main lO5 OF 26 for tickets. baggage check.
reservations. and Taxicab
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RAISE CAPITAL: BEST METHODS. CORPORA
tons organized and promoted legal matters every
where. all cases; courts and depss [. ). LEGAL
CORP. 3T7 Bond Bldg mhz3tf tut
FOR sALE-BARBER SHOP; GOOD DOCA-
tiOn: doing Sooa business: no reasonable ofs- re-
fused BOX l55. Herald offce mh2l-5t
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NORFOLK AVN WESTERN RWY

~ ~ EfFEtI JANUARY II. lss-
Leave Washington New Union Station.
sN' a m--Daily-Aa points on Norfcik and West
en-; also Knoxville Chattanooga. snd Memphis.
toIV p Daily-Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salein Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis,
NsW orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
E@ Noriok-LeaTe Washington. so a. N. daily.
IA hlS a. n c2ily Except Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
= 20 g.. N. and 30 o m
80 2 n--Dai,J-BerTyviIe. Lu-aS. Shenandoah.
rams rom the Southwest arrive s=5 q. n and
1870 2 m.
Au Information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Rni1d-rp,
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC. go A. nj
20 s20 2 u. IS I2-h S. nv =hIltf
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HEALTH MOVEMENT

vIAyI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NATTRaT
non-slrgical; cloth bound. 4oopaFe hook free
Apply BY mail. sls Colorado Building. Free lecture
Tor women Tuesday az p n als-tf
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N THE GARDEN.

NOW IS the time the household head
His duty doesn't ShiTl
But the tools shed
And sets the boys 10 work.
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Lion--Cpside down. under right
Lamo-Lefr side down. head knee
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REFRIGERATORs & 1cEBoxEs.

MccRAY MODERN REFRIGERATORs AND
COOLlNG ROOMS ARE The BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.,
go ST \. w. deIs-tu. q. .sa-tf
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:


WOODWARD & LOTHROP information Bureau
GoLDENBERG'S Information Bureau.
HECHT & CO.. Cashiers once.
RALAlS ROYAL, information Bureau.
s. KANN. SONS & CO.. information Burean.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 7th st. and R. 1.
ave. ard st. NV
J0HNsT0N's PHARMACY. Isu n. J. ave. NV
+. p. WELLER'S PHARMACY. S4 n st. Nv.
ATKINSON's PHARMACY, llth and StS Nv.
hENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleasant and
Irving sts. DIV.
MeSULTY's CIGAR STORE. 1888 18th st. nv.
IAfLOR'S PHARMACY, 9Th and sta NV.
kENER'S PHARMACY. 9Th and Sta nv
M. A MENkE. 9Th and h SIS.
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS Hth q Nv
7 L LEATHERWOOD. 15l5 18th 81 NV.
sI0rT & SNYDER. 18th and sts. NV.
DOM & SANFoRD'S PHARMACY. corner n. Z.
ave. and North Capitol st. NV
DAY a CO s PHARMACY. 5th and g stS nv.
HARNOLD'S PHARMACY 340l 18th St DIV.
HERALD BRANCH. 6S5 X 81. nv.
NORTHEAST.
NcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and sts pe.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth and F sts. ne
G. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th and
sta. ne
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. Tth and X sts ne.
CHARLES J. FURMAN'S PHARMACY. sth and
z Capitol sta ne.
BLUMERS PHARMACY, \. Capitol and X stS ne.
D. ID. CoURTNEY's CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND
~ n Capitol st.
SOUTHWEST.
AILBURN'S PHARMACY. 7th and Fl stA sH
SOUTHEAST.
F. P. WELLER sth and I sts. -.
GUY ~. NEELY 18th ard Sta -
BROOKLAND
CHARLES G. LENNON. 18th and Newton sts
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

" ~ IL
BOOKKEEPERS. STENOCRAPHERS.
TELEGRAPHERS.
More bankers in the Seventeen States in
which Jno +. Draughon's Thirty-one Colleges
are located. iudorse these Business Colleges
than indofse ALL others. II YOU want EVI-
DENCE and want TO RISE TO the SlQa-day
class ask for FREE catalogue Lessons by
By MAIL If preferred.
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
Washington, Cheslcy Bldg. 1877 y Y ave.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

NONMEDICAL HEALING.
Healing by enforced restoring the circulation
has been my specially for the past 20 years The
cures are not confined 20 locomotor ataxia alone
land IT cures IT. but are applicable to all the
serious maladies that afiict mankind. Can and
ieam what il viii d. for you Phone NJ 4ll2
PROD. H. y. y. PARKER, 1922 eth 81. NV
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
WANTED BY GENTLF1IAN am WIFF FT-R-
nlslcd apartment u th= KencsaV- Ontario. To
-cutc. C- 81 flat vicinity near csr Llc s O.
rooms and bath southern exposure. from April Z
% July D.. BOX IA He-sId ose=- mhE-st
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WALL PEPER.

We SHOULD BE PLEASED TO ESTIMATE
upon Iapering your rooms: expert work. with mol
crate charges; newest shades and patterns.
JORDAN & JORDAN.
= l. capitol 81 Phone Line. So
WE WISH TO SELL OUR OvERSTOCK OF
val paper az a very lew sacrifice. Can And ser
cur s'oeS sign reinirg. show cards. and gliding
b. G. NOLTE, eo7 Ilth s. nv ias-eoS-4y
GEO Y. HANSELI.
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS.
SATISFACTION ASSURED
0i n 81. NJ PHONE L. g7-L.
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WASbiNtsFON. BALTIMORE AND
ANSAfOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electnc palace cars from White House Station
O5th and r sts. NORTHEAST.
or Baitimore-ETcry half hour from 500 q. N @
~ . m. and ESQ. go. 10.30 ard u.8 . M.
EXCEPT On the ODD hours. Local cars az 6I sla
~ 20 a. m ard lI). $40. $40 70 2 n
Cars o. the EVEN hours make no stop between
washington and Baltimore
Fo[ Annapolis-Every hour from $50 a n 10 80
O. n. and Il ,is D m
Fsres- Ons way. Round TIP
= Paillinore................ &c. Us
10 Annapolis and q. s.
Naval Academy. &c. U2
Baggage checked
- II 81 cars run direct 70 White H0uSs Station
4lcset nfice AZ 18th anc n Y. ave northwest aud
- - M-ltc House Station 18th aud n sts. NORTH
LaSI- Telephone n. 1873 and Linc. 5ls.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
DENTISTRY

Not TOO HIGH NOT TOO CHEAP.
REASONABLE PRICES
Plates. s.. an crowns and bridgeWOrk ok.
gold s.; gold Filings 8 and up: amalgam
,silyerl Filings. s. Work guaranteed. Gas
administered.
DR.. G. W cox. 9sj Pa ave. NV
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OFFICES

OFFICES.
LARGE MODERN OFFICES Is THF WFTZFR-
OH bD-dlDE- ulCIL ST. Uu- SLH ucr
non7h saclUduE elec,Er isht. heat. running Ester.
lanitor, and elevator service no extras feI5-1
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. sc.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN
CANAklEs and breeding cage. with fixtures. for
81 these BIRDS should hatch you at least 20 binds in
one season SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, ~ 18th
81. nw.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
HAIR GOODS.

T. LUTHER
906 18th 81. nv.
European ard American styles IN hair dressing
scientific scalp treatment and shsmpooing; uarce
waving and hair coloring: hair goods. wigs &c q
order. mhl-sOt
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FOR RENT-RO0MS.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED
Isl PROSPECT AVE NW.-COMFORTABLE
room; all couVeniences; three car lines; accomm9
date two. for g. 81
FOR RENT OMMCNICATING ROOMS. FUR. T;
hot and cold water; second hoor. ana G 81 DIV.
FOR SALE-NEW FORD $50, RUNABOUT
will sell for 500 spot cash. ADDRESS BOX rI.
Herald Once. mh23f
l75i X ST. NW.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
telephone service; tiled bathrooms; convenient loca-
ti0n; prices from $40 10 SIS per month. mh--5t
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RUG wEAVING ANp CLEANING.
TRINks ANn uARNEsS.


ROOFING.
l2o@ ROOFS IN WASHINGTON NOW
PROTECTED BY OUR GRAFTONIC PAINT
Roofing has been our business frr The past q
years Write or 'qH0ue FOR our free written esii
mate on any bind of ROOF WORK
GRAFTON & son. Inc. IA 9Jl 80 NV.
Phone Main 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-29
ASSOCIATED HARVARD CLUBS.
Future Policy Of University and Ath.
Ietic Situation Discussed.

Gin cinnati, Ohio, May 2S.-The Grim
son will predominant in Cincinnati to-
day and tomorrow in honor of the
meeting here of the Associated Har-
ward Clubs, bringing together, as it
will, Harvard graduates from all parts
of the country. The meeting was for
merly opened in the Sinton hotel this
morning by Robert J. Cary, president
of the Associated Clubs. All of the SO
constituent clubs will, it is believed, at
tend the gathering, which is the 18th
annual session of the association. Dele
gates have been arriving since yester-
day ard noon trains today We're expect
eG to bring the larger number of WISH
tors from the East.
An important feature of the session
today was the report of the committee
on public school administration. The
committee recommended that in all
cities excepting New York all boards
of education should consist of five, sew
en- or nine members. The report also
emphasized the Importance of the merit
system and praised the action of the
school boards of Cincinnati in adopting
such system.
The program for today included a
discussion in the afternoon of Har-
wards future policy by Former Presi
dent Eliot and President Lowell, and
a Smoker in the evening at the Snton
hotel, where the athletic situation of
Harvard was thoroughly discussed. A.
G. Gable, secretary of the Senior class
and an athlete, presented the under
graduate point of view.