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LAUNDRIES.
COIN UNDER MAINMAST.
Ancient Custom Responsible fo'
Valuable Finds in Old ships.

Ancient Custom Responsible for
Valuable Finds in Old ships.
Frca Pear0u's WoekIy-
Custom DEGREES that a gold coin. OF az
the very least silver. shall be put under
the mainmost OF each new ship launched
The coin bears the date OF the year when
the vessel IS completed a fact well known
20 collectors who keep an eve on srips
that are Hkely 10 be the depository OF
numismatic prizes.
Thus AT Liverpool some years back
cerellct Yankee schooner. bought fo- a
song, yielded an 1903 dollar. the rarest
and most eagerly sought after OF an
American coins Il sold readily FOR q. 80
5000 and would be worth today az
least double that sum. for Il was n per-
feet preservation having rested in It's
cotton wool wad beneath the hollow step
ping OF the mast since the day II was
nrst placed in position
It's recovery was the result OF foresiEht
and business enterprise. combined. 1f
course. with special knowledge A man
passing the worthless hulk on the dav oF
the sale noticed the date. 1So4 On her
stern and rightly guessed that she might
likely be the bearer OF a dollar OF that
year
In the same way have been preserved
and recovered many OF the ancient silver
Scottish pennies known as doits. which
were so tiny that twelve OF them were
barely equal IN value 20 the penny ster-
Ing. The old Scottish shipbullders OF the
DAYS when these coins were in circulation
used. with characteristic national thrift
ness. 70 put one Of them beneath each
mast they stepped" In preferences TO
the more valuable Crcar
Owing 20 their small size. however
combined with their well night infuftesl-
nal value regarded simply as money.
most dOits that were in circulation were
speedily lost. leaving those that had been
placed beneath the masts 10 become from
the collectors point OF view CT extreme
value.
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SOUTHERN RATI.WAY

n B--Fol0Wing schedule figures publishes only
ss information. and are rot g1srantecd
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile. New Orlesns
AsheTllle. ChattEuOoga Memphis 3 a. u. and I9sE
.. n. daily. Dining czrN
For Roanoke. KnoxTisle. Chaftanooea. Biruine-
ban New Orleans. 1913 p. H. daIy. Dining cars.
Fcr hnczvile. Chattauooga. Mennhis $40 a. n
daiiy- Sleeper nay b occupied after % D. M
Dining cars.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia. Charleston.
Augusta. Aiken SaVarnah JacksEgiile rrd FIo-ida
points. $40 ?. n. daily Dining car service
Tourist CARS Tor CalifOTnia tr1-WeekIv 80 = n
Looal Tor HarrisCuhlTg. s. n daily asl5 D -
ueekdayI: for DanviTs 80 n daily: snd fo-
Charlottesville 10 a. m ard As q n daily
Frequent trsins 20 ard from Bluelnerf.
L 8 BROWN General Aee-e
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
oi Columh-a--Nathaniel L. Sydnor e. al "a
Mattel ". Brooks e. a. No. 2552 Equity Docket
6e-Ihe object Of tis suit is 20 eel part Of square
os4 ashinston- d c. fronting y feet on n strros
south y depth q 100 fe-1, OK shich Cb7ries T
oyunoT died seized. for partitioa amoas BIS heirs
On molten of The complainaats. & Is this ID DAY
OF JULY. lSe ordered that the defendants Elith
a Montgomery. Albert Montgomery. and Elizabeth
II. oJccI cause their apeaTaBcs 70 be entered herein
% or oe4ore toc fOreth day. exclusive o Sundavs
and legal holidays. occurring after The day OF tie
mt publication q this order; otherwise TIE cause
Tll he preceded With as Ia case q default P-o-
Noecs copy q this order be published once A
NeeE Ter tsree successive weeks in the Washsnrrsn
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald befo-o
said day. JOB BARNARD Justice A tr1s corv-
Test tseal} J. r. YOUNG. Clerk, by J. A. c.
Assistant Clerk ivsIsD
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In the Restaurant.

From the Brooklyu ISfe.
''Bridger must be nervous. Hes
changed his seat seven times since I
came in.
The poor fellow can't help T. He has
attended so many progressive card parties
that whenever he hears the cash register
bell ring be thinks il means 10 move on
10 the next table,
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

0AAA-A4O1kL y O114O A6lLAOAU.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR OF THE ODD BOuR -
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET NEW YORK
Z 90 a. %. Diner. Pullman Psrior
fs7o a. m OceeTTation Parlcr. EiEe-hoCF trzin
8 20 e. n Diuer ana Pullman Parior Car.
II % 4 n. Direr and P1llnuan PaIior Car
. 90 ,. 10. Diner and Pullman parlor Csr
; % 2. ID. Royal LimEed- All Pullman. $ho-r
800 pm Coaches 20 Phiiadelpalz-
800 = r. Diner and Pullman ParloE.
% p m Coaches % New YORK.
-lL.l5 night 5leeDers % New York
3 a. n. S-eepers 70 Philadelphia ard SeT YorE
~ a LANIIC CITY. Z 20. go. rll1o a. n. la
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Zs2 $50 $50 20. ~, soc Sc. 30.
80. 1000. -ll1C a. N, 20 noon. rIZ05. -IO.
Is 20. so 80. So. i % as. SO f51s.
'IlSo. -l2l5. night
WESTWARD
CElCAGO, ~ $50 3 N.
C5NCINNAII, ST LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
night = ~ -
CLEyELAND. slo D n
AULIMbIh. 80 . N
MhEELlNG. 'sle q. n. e5aG 2 n
MtNCAEsTER. $40 a. n. HSs. 800 D n
81 ~ EDEklCk. fs-2. Tsl0. 9i5 n. $50. "a %
HkGERsTOwN. 80 a. m. so D
s. 81. and SO n
.Dasr. fEzecrt sunday fsudsy oniy.
TELEPHONES AZ al The following Ticket OHcee.
Main Es: New Uuion station. Tickst lOFce Mar
~ .Ufrrrrnftnn frrrrau hfrfr
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE 2. 1913.
Leave Washington. NeE Union Station
go a. m.-Daily-Au points On Norc5rt ana
Western
1910 2 m--Dally-Roaroke R-fs.rl VVs-sto--
salem. Knoxville. Chattanoogz. Nashville, New
Orleans. Thrcugh Slcercr. Dining Ca-
s.8 q m-F0- Brist1I KnorriUe Cbnt+aBoov-
and Memphis Washinr-cn cn-Menuhis sleeper ouen
10 ? m.
Fer No-foIk-Leave Washington - a. n daiir.
n-5 a. r. daily. EXCEPT sunday. AriTs Norfolk.
IN a. m SD p m
40 p m.-Daiiy-Be-ryTille Lu-av. shenanSosb
Eikton. Trains from The Southwest arrive SO a 2.
l0c0 3. m and l2-L5 a. m
Al infornation Fourteenth street ard New Yo-t
avenue Bond RrTffrrl
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NoIE-F11bished only IS iHf0rmacou. and not
guarartee6
go P. No. & o. LIMITED. DaHv-PsSt -.
r5uleo train Pullman seepers 20 Lexington. Io--i,
vile Cincinnati. IEdianap0lis Chirro ana 81 Ir-7l,
CONNECTION for Virginia Hos Springs Pullman ~
Louisville 20 Memphis and New Orleaus Dtuip,
CARS. a "a carte se-vice
na9 p. M. =. =. LIMITED. Darr-Sor,s
Tesrlnlie tain Pullman sleepss 70 Oineinnsti
Lexington snd Louisville daily. ara vir-isi, Hot
sFrings weekdays. DluirE cars. a "a carte serTi-s
Pullman LeeUcrs Cincinnati 20 Chicago and 81
Louis. and Louisville 20 Memphis. Nashrile- spd
New O-lears
Chesapeake sud Ohio OHces. So Pennsvlva-,,
avenue; lSs9 r street. ard New Union Station Tsi.
rDh0re Main Is5 OF Zos f1r tiCEets b17rz9s cbecFs
reservati1-s ard Tari-zh
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The Day After

Is the day of reckoning If you lost something if the
cook has failed to Show up, if the day celebrate has
caused any needs wants-teephone your want to
The Washington Herald leave it any branch office
The rate word for each day the Ad appears
The results are good because this paper read daily by
about 10000 persons Some out of this great number
probably found that lost article are willing to cooperate
with you in order that you may obtain what you desire
Call Main $500 and ask for the Want Ad Department
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NONMEDICAL HEALING.

NONMEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORC-
ed circulation of the blood wifhour
from business. Circulars informafior
and consultation free PROF. II. n ID
PARKER l022 Ninth st. NV. Washington
- {; Hours 10 10 s. Phone NJ sll2.
my26-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE. OF THB COLLECTOR OF TAXES
District ~ Columbia. Washington. D. C.. June
y. Hta-Au owners or keepers q dogs in the Dis
trict cf Columbia notified that the yearly tax
imposed bv Act q Congress on dogs owned OF
kert ir said District win be due and payable July
J. and mon payment Of said tax tags VIII be issued
as provided by the same Act BY order q the
Cosau-,,s0uerS Of the District Of Columbia. Z. a.
ROGERS. Collector Of Taxes d. c.
ie30 0ivl2356
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CIECCLAR. BAND, AND HANDSAW
sEarpening; saw cumming and band-
saw brazing; lawnmoweFs sha-2ened:
Irst-class work. REM * LUDWIG. f2iS
= s. ny. tu.th. s. s t50r
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

COMPLETE COURSES FOR ALL CIVIL
service eNallinatious-Censlis and 9TH
e. Day ana evening sessions Indi-
vidual instruction. THE DRuLFPY
A4Vy n \. ave, 1919
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MASSAGE.

Mrs KeighJley. the Scientific BIasseuSe.
gives eucalyptus yapOr cabinet baths.
general massage, ard cool alcohol friction
Tor rheumatism. nervousness. and obesity.
magnetic and electricity. Hours. l0 70 3
and by appointments. 1896 y Y ave
Phone II. 10o- jeff-f. { tri-s1t
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WINDOW CLEANING.
HQUSECLEANING TIME

AltAsoA LA4i4AN4NE llAlE.
Windows. houses and Offices cleaned.
We know how. LEON L. CAHCON. Acme
Window Cleaning Co.. le05 + st NV
prone Main ll59. I2s-tfa
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARrERAiAs-
ter's DEPARTMENT. Washington D. c. July 1
lSl9--Sealed proposals. IN triplicate. viii be re-
ooired al this Office until Il O'Clock a. m SAT
URDAI. July 81 1913. and then publicly onened.
for furnishing ard delivering forage and straw al
Washington Barracks. Walter Reed Army General
Hospital. and Washington, d. c.; Forts Myer and
Hunt Va; Fort Washington. Nd. and the Ar
lngton National Cemetery. Va during the period
October 1. 1863. 70 June 80 1910. Blank forms and
instructions 'o- making proposals and further in
formation win be furnished intending bidders upon
application 70 this ofice. u GRAY ZALINSKI
Major and CUartermaster. L. S. A.. Depot Quar-
terIuastCT. fl . 8 Z % %
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD DOORS AND TRIMS
Oniee oi building for National Museum. Library
oi Congress. Washington. ID. c. June 90 ls9-
Sealed proposals fcr furnishing delivering and erect
ing IN rlace complete the wood doors, trims. and
uansou lights required for the neo building for
the National Museum IN this city viii be resolved
az tlis o'ice until O'Clock ,. m. on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of July. l9c9 and publicly opened i'm
melniey thereafter Specifications and other in
ieInallgl furnished on Application. BERNARD K.
GREEN. Superintendent Of Construction.
jlsc.iyl267S
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sUPRElIE COURT OF ~ DIsrRIcr - -

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
mnhla, holding PROBATE C0ur1. No 1855. Ad-
mlnlStration-This ls . eive notioe that the sub
scocTs. q the District Of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District cf Colur,-
oia lciters q administration c z a. on the estate
of Johanna kieseeSsr late Of the District of Co
lurnbs. deceased. All persons having Claims ar,irs+
me deceased are hCr.1y warned 20 exhibit me
same. With the vouchers thereof. legally autheut-
Gated. % The subscribers or or before the I'D DAY
Or JJNE. A. d.. 1910; otherwise they nay By law
Dc excluded from all benefit Cf said estate. Given
Under our hands this ~ day Of June lso9 WILL
tAA B. REILLY sS6 Louisiana avenue northwest
WILLIAM A. DONCH 6l5 second street northeast
Attest (SeaLl JAMES TANNER REGISTER 4
Wills for the District q Columbia CLERK Of the
Probate Court. WILLIAM 2 REILLY aud WILL
IAN A DONCB. Attomeys ia2i Tv5 -
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TEAMS WANTED.

W-ANTED-TEN O0) CARTS 10 HAUL
ar; $eiO per day Apply on work. july
6. 14l4 Wisconsin av. nv. -
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APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS.
TIE NORFOLK 2D AND d SITS. NJ,
"A siX-rOom apartment
l5lI TO I527 PARK ROAD near 18Th 81
short distance 10 either ca- line.
Rev buildings. substantial attractive
complete.
Phone IN each apartment. electricity
and gas.
open nreplaces, with gas logs
Double floors. beautifully fnished
Good size rooms. liberal closets.
Wen equipped kitchen and pantry.
. and rooms and bath and reception
hall
servants rooms. with baths In basement.
Large iron porch on rear with dumb
waiter
II L RUST. sos 1ETH ST NV SStf'
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REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WE BUY, SELL, AND EXCHANGE
property anywhere in the United states
II you have a piece OF property YOU de-
SIre 70 sen or exchange for property in
Washington or vicinity. send DESCRIPTION
Of property or call at Office of THE LIN
COLIN LAND AND IMPROVENFN-T
CO. Central National Bank Building syl
Pennsylvania ave NV. 207
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
luinbia, holding Probate Court. No. l6iS Ad-
lninistTa1lon. This is % give notice that the
SUBSCRIBER. of the District Of Columbia. has o.
tanned from the Probate Court of the District OF
Columbia letters Of administration on the estate
q Sophia Dempsey. late of the District Cf Colune-
oa. deceased. Az persons having claims AGAINST
the deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
With the vouchers tEercof legally authenticated 90
the suhscihN. On c- before the ID DAY or
JULY. \. ID. 1910; otherwise rhcy may by law ie
excluded from al benefit Of said estate Giroa
under my hard this % day q july. 1913. JAMES
a DEMPSEY. Casino HOuss. Georgia ave. and
laylor ST. nv Attest- tSealj JAMES TANNER
Register Of wills for the District ~ Cclunhia
Clcrk ot the Probate Court WOLF K ROSkN-
EERG and 1AS l. PUGH, Attorneys. 5vSlsD
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lurnbia holding Probate Court 40 IE7s. Ad-
ininistTato ton-Ilis is 10 give Eltice that the sub
scrihcr u the state q Maryland has obtained from
me Probate Court 4 the District q Columbia let
terS a administration on the estate II John Don
lan otherwise known as John ,ODonnenl. late q
the Disirict q Columbia deceased. Al persons
having Claims agsiust the deceased are hereby
warned % exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated 20 the subscriber 90
q before the 18Th DAY OF JUNE. A. ID. 1910.
otherwise they may By law be excluded from al beue-
ntf said estate Given under my hand this 18th day
q June 3s- EOBElsT w. WELLS Alu.ual Ere
lnsurance Company Building Attest: lseaLl WI
& TAYLOR. Deputy Register of wills fer the Dis
trlet Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
GEO. 2. HoOVER AID JOHN R- SHIELDS. At
I0rn'SA 5s1.&55
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ROOF WORK.

PAINTING AND REPAIRING ROOFS
A specially We make old roofs GOOD as
new. five years guarantee Give US a
trial. Established fifteen years. Esti-
mates free. Phone Main 575S D. NJ
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LITERARY WORK.

WRITER'S = MANUSCRIPTS CRITI-
cised. corrected. revised, and sold o1
commission; success assured BY ny
method. WINSLoW, "a Werder Building,
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MANICURING.

MISS THOMPSON. SIANICURING "a
cia4 ana scalp treatment. 521 11tn =
Nv Hours, $50 a. N. 10 go D N. Open
sundays. Phone Main zoos. Isls
MISS RRIS-MANTCURTNG- SHAM
pooling facial and scalp treatment I219
1 ST NV. Phone Main 622e I7O-tf
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largest Morning Circulation.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

The PEOPLES STORAGE AND EX-
press Co. makes a speciality Of moving.
storing. and shipping furniture c. r.
CLIFFORD & CO. $40 eth ST. nv. Phone
North S940m 1eS-rf
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. &C.
moved with care. packing and shipping
speciality KREIG'S EXPRESS. 1924
II ST nv. Phone Main 2010 S-tfs
GET OUR ESTIMATE ON ABSOLUTE
" hreprOOf storage. UNITED STATES
STORAGE Co. 4lS-420-422 10th ST NV
Fnone Main 4229 I77tf
STORE YOUR FURNITURE HERE IN
cIean, dry rooms; per load. 75c; expert
packing. hauling. and Grating. d. NOTES,
5l2 La. ave. NV. tu,th.s-tf'
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Doc. CATs. RIRns =

SINGING CANARIES. PARROTS DOCS
rabbits. guinea pigs. and Flee-FIes
Dog Soap kills fieas; keeps skin healthy.
makes coat glossy. SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 7I2 I2th 81. NV rav-5s-ff
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RATES.
One cent q word each insertion.

Minimum charge. l0c per day.
Special notices, l5c per line first inser-
ton
There IS no extra charge for ads tele-
rhoned. Those left at branches are also
at the same rate. but must be paid in ad-
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HEALTH 8fOVEMEyT

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NAT
CraL. non-surgical. cloth bourd. so0-pags
book Iree- Apply by mail. s16 Colorado
81 ?. n. s-ffs
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FARMS.
TIMBER LANDs.

SAW MILL AND TIMBER FOR SALE
One Of the best equipped saw mills h
the South, with 100OJ00C0 feet Georgia
long leaf yellow pine timber on main
trunk line railway p O. BOX 224. Balm
DIluSes Ia TC
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CHEVY CHASE.

CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautiful" OF Washington
No other part OF the District OF Coium-
bia can compare with IL for either the
present or the future.
A purchase there constitutes both an
investment and a speculation. as values
there MUST advance Highest point on
Connecticut ave, with its resultant cool
breezes and healthful afr. The approach
IS good. and always will be. Car service
Is excellent. There are church. school
and store facilities, water, sewer gas
electric lights. telephones. macadarnized
streets. gPanOlithic sidewalks. shade trees,
parking &c.
Prices ranging from &c per 50. Il. to
&c per SO. It.. according to location
Eighteen houses costing about 800 90
now in course OF construction and plans
are being prepared for as many more.
For plats, prices. and particulars see
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
13S 18th St NV.
Phone n. ESQ. After ; 2. N call Main
G45-f. aplS-tf
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PAWNBRoKERs.

READY MONEY AT PER GENT
On watches diamonds. and jewelry.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
Bonded broker 4Bs Ninth 81 NV
Old gold, silver. and pawn tickets
bought Tor cash S2-tf
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sTEAM CARPET CLEANING-

F H YOUNGS. 81 I ST- y. "
carpets carefully cleaned and properly
stored; also mattresses and feathers rem
ovated al reasonable rates. drop postal
or phone Main lZ13 99E
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER AT NARY
land Park, new 4-roOm frame house
and outbuildings. lot s0x110 feet; high ele-
walton. FRANK G. FLEURY, care for
Isl, 18th and / SITS. NV, or inquire on
premises 210>
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG.
40 II St NV; desirable ONCE rooms,
service: prices, So 10 S5 per room.
WEAVER BROS. 1ns F 81. NV. I57-tfs
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PERSONALS

LGnOON6LO.
One Cent q Word Each Insertion.
MISS HARRISON. MANICURING.
scalp, and facial treatment. hours 10 70
5.JV sos 18th ST ls7
WORKINGMEN. THIS MESSAGE IS
for you. one that viii be pleasing 20
the pay envelope and shows you the way
70 save clear s. note: see us for q
tallOr-made. slightly-used suit al s. 20 SO:
We have the stock; one price only
JCSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 . st. NV
MRS. NELLIE 81 VANDFGRTFT- MAN
touring and shampooing. Hours 10 a.
m 70 ,. m. 423 New Jersey ave Sc.
open Sundays. IQss
MISS GOODWIN
Manicuring. shampoOing. and scalp
treatment Second floor front SO9 3 81.
NV Walk IN. Phone NJ 6s65 I97
PROF. CONDORY, NJ. D. BALTIMORE.
Nd, 62o y. Calvert st.-Specialist for
Skin. stomach, Heart. and Nervous Dis
eases: all contracted ailments cured bv a
new method; all traces eradicated. 40
years successful practice; guaranteed
House, 9-l2, -. and 81 D. m. Cal or
wrlte. 24Ss
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CEMENT WORK
ROOFING.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

FINE WATCE AND JEWELRY RE-
pairing. Watches cleaned. 81: main
sl'Ilnss, 81 All work guaranteed one
year. SELLING ERS F ST. cor. sfb
Look for tie big clock ISss
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

One Cent Word Each Insertion.
TWO CARRIERS FOR NEWSPAPER
route at once. Apply HARRY B. PITTS,
5oi 9 St ne. before Q a. m Isl
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WANT AID BRANCHES
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Want Ads for The Washington Herald
may be left at the main Office 734 Fiji
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Following branches, or may be teleph0ned
olrect 10 the main Office and bill viii be
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EDUCATIONAL.

NOW IS 4 GOOD TINE TO BEGIN 4
course for the Census. WOODS CON-
MERCIAL SCHOOL 81 East Cauir0i 81
prepared hundreds for the last census.
Special inducements 20 begin al once 213s
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITlNG-
summer rates for complete course fndi-
ElQ1el destruction. positions guaranteed.
sIENOGRAPHIC ACADEMT. Mrs VIM
}. Erskine. Principal. Colorado Bldg 2s7s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-28
-. F lAhE LILLIAN
49, 81 Il GNs1 aHkASSNN
=. &C., LETTER

Lake Lillian, April 2O.-Last
week was an unusually good one for
new arrivals in our town. A baby
boy was born the first part Of the
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Knutson; mother and child
doing nicely. A baby boy came to
gladden. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. johnson, and we are all smok-
ing. The latter part of the week a
baby boy applied for admission at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Larson and of course received a
hearty welcome. We understand
Roseland got a bevy of girls to
match, about the same time, and it
is now up to the town boards Of the
two towns to see that the roads con-
Meeting Lake Lillian and Roseland
are put into good shape.
E. Seastedt is enjoying a visit
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-04-28

eral sympathy Of the community to-
ward the grief-stricken relatives.
The remains were laid at rest in
the Synod cemetery.
Selmer Lawrence Tallakson
was ordained minister of the Lu-
theran Synod Church last Sunday
in the presence of large audience
composed of relatives and friends.
Rev. D. C. Jordahl had charge of
the ordination ceremonies, and he
also preached the ordination SER
mon. He was assisted by Revs. J.
N. Anderson, E. A. Waller and T.
O. Tolo. After the services COL
lection netting about $40 was taken
for the ordinant.
Rev. Tallakson will leave next
Friday for his congregation in
Roseau county.
An Associated Press dispatch yes
terday announced that H. C. Bas-
kerville, a son of DR.. Baskerville,
formerly Of Spicer, had been killed
in battle near Tabriz Persia, while
leading a sortie of nationalist from
the city. The object of the expe.
dition was to open a way for the
bringing in of provisions, of which
the city stood in great need. It
was not successful.
Baskerville went to Tabriz last
fall to teach in the Presbyterian
boys school, and it was the under
standing that he would eventually
enter the ministry. He was about
Is years old. The family lived in
this county for about three years,
DR.. Baskerville having charge of
the Presbyterian congregations at
Spicer, New London and Harrison.
They moved to Royalton last fall.