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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-13

stronghold. The Confederate line
withered, but there was not an in
stant's pause. The crest was gained.
General Johnston had his horse shot
in four places; his clothing was pierced
with bullets, and his boot sole was
cut by a minnie-b ball The Federal
soldiers kept up a continual fire as
they fell back on their reserves, and
delivered volley after volley as they
sullenly retired. A mimic ball from
one of these did it's fatal work. AS
he sat there after his wound, General
Harris returned, and finding him very
pale, asked him, General, are you
wounded?' He answered in a very
deliberate and emphatic tone, Yes,
and 1 fear seriously These were his
last words"
Breakfast at Last.
About dark the mead of BuelPs
army, led by a brass band playing
merrily patriotic airs, marched upon
this field of carnage. This made a
deep impression upon all. After dark
our shattered battalion was marched
for rations inside the entrenchment
then marched out again We had had
nothing to eat all day. Though ex-
hausted from tttigue and rain the
firing Of the gunboats at short inter-
walls all night made sleep without shell
ter or blankets impossible. At dawn
We were in the midst Of the slain, and
learned for the first time, how far the
enemy had turned our left, how near
he had approached the landing, and
how desperate and bloody had been
the contest near our base. Many Of
us sat upon dead horses while we ate
our breakfast Of hard bread and raw
bacon. Near us were six Confederate
dead, killed by a single cannon ball
that had plunged through a tree.
The army had been assembled dur
ing the night, but there was some de-
lay in the morning in adjusting the
lines. From the beginning of the bat
tie this day to the finish there was
an incessant booming of artillery, and
simply a constant roar of muSketry
that varied only in intensity; and our
army made continuous progress. Dur
ing the first part of the. day my regi-
ment was in the second line, which
Nhs more trying than we had even
found the first. The contest was very
severe about IL o'clock, and we were
hugging the ground closely, bullets
cutting the brush over our heads,
when an officer whose GOODNESS and
bravery excited our admiration, rode
up and spoke to some of the officers.
My brother, William, then a sergeant,
IL
teen said, GO back to the ravine. and
fill this and your own. and don't you
come back without water"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, in and for the county
Cf Walla Walla.
In the matter of the estate of James
Galley, deceased
Notice is hereby given to the credi-
tors and to all persons having claims
against the estate OF James Galley, de-
ceased, to present the same with the
necessary vouchers attached to the
undersigned executor at the law office
of s e. King, q II West Main street,
within one year after the date OF the
first publication of this notice, namely
within one year after the 18th day OF
June. 1909, or be forever barred.
J. w. MBETH,
Executor of the last will and testa-
ment of James Galley. deceased.
June 10, 09.
July IL o.
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Shiloh: Where Two Great Armies Stumbled
Into Each Other and Fought 1t Out

wonderfully my power OF propulsion,
and / believe my fortune would be as
sured as a sprinter now if l could
only find some equally effective pro-
moter of locomotion.
A Wonderful Battery.
Behind high rail fence, on low
ground in dense underbrush, we found
the remnants of the regiment and
brigade assembled in line. Soon
terrific artillery duel commenced from
the enemy trying to shell us from the
position. We were supporting a 20
FOUNDER battery, always referred to
by the men as the "black gum bat
terry (probably Stones of the First
MissourD. It's manipulation and ma
neuvering were truly marvellous, and
brought forth time and again cheers
that sounded above the roar of bat
tie. AS a battery, or deployed in
piatoons, sections or pieces, it would
seem to bound to the rear, Timber
up and it's cannoners spring in their
places and fly away at breakneck
speed, regardless Of trees, logs or
other obstacles, to a new position.
Hardly would they leave the firing
point when "a grist of shot or shell
would come screaming through the
air, to find them gone. These pro-
jectiles usually went high, playing
havoc with limbs and tree tops, that
showered upon us, once completely
anveloping a number of men who
crawled from under, midst the laugh
ter of all near, 1 saw one of the en-
emy's guns end-up and keel-over, and
other confusion caused by our guns.
Meanwhile we had changed posi-
ton several times and the enemy, I'M
seen, had massed an enormous force
close by We occupied for a time, a
sunken road that traversed a ridge.
bat finally moved straight to the front
in line, the center in a dim road,
Major Powell commanding in advance
of the colors, but walking backwards.
We We're soon upon the enemy, form
ed in such close order as to appear
simply as a vast multitude. Note again,
no skirmishers in advance. The major
turning to the front. saw the enemy
and realizing the critical situation,
waved his sword, and commanded,
ITO the rear, march," falling, as did
piSo tiiC SoiOi pCciCI, IIoIl lIc NOllcy
we received. Sergeant Simmons rush
ed up and grabbed the flag, and four
or five of us dragged Major Powell
away. A few hundred yards to the
rear We put him in an ambulance. He
enjoined us to return to the firing
line and to do our best, that every
man was needed. He was shot in
the side and died that night, patriotic,
cool and brave to the last.
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(saturdar. Januarr e. 1aOal

Addition - l. D-oit Pzrk-Jossrh Paul q TX C
Joseph r Bowling. lots g % ss block 3 SO.
Fourth street, between and 6 streets northwest
George c. PJ-un1Tey e ux- e al n Frederick
" StTpbsl lot 8 slaare SO. SO
Randie Highlands-The UA6tsd States Realty Com
Iany % Harvey L supple. lot Is square -.
Afghan II wIlkinsoa TO Arthur c. snyder. lot
". square -. SO.
New YORK avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest-Robert s ISRAEL et a. 20 George z
stewart pa-1 original lot .. SQUARE 81 SO
Hubba7as Addition % Belair Hei-hts-Graca L.
Goodwin e W e al U Alice ? Barney. psrt
lot y, block 8. 800 Kate f. White Ct vi.
James H. u sane. Lot =. blocs s 500
II 70 20 Twelfth street southeast Vvsns
. James ". Powell. lots $ and S. square 90
Moore & Barbour's Second Addition 70 washirz-
ton-Janes Martin q TX 70 William z ard
E1lrnl' h Psiro. lot e. block ; SO sane 70
Daisy s wilett. lot 3. b,ock 8 SO.
Beialr HeiShts-Ahce P. Barney-to Helen c. Can
dee. lots L and 2 block 6 Sc
Square -. IS and sIz-Edwaui 7 Calm %
Bridget A. Bowman. IA, L. square y. part lot
Fourteenth and F streets northeast-Joha Cook
trustee. 20 Arthur Car lots = 70 g. square 1923
SIEa.
Eas; Washington Psrs-ssrsS4 :. C70issant e Al.
70 DaWkins N Herhcrt- lots . aud Z. bock 2,
Coleman Park-Charies L. Fnasv and Edward c.
Head, trustees. 70 Isaac y Fluckey. Iot q SO.
same 70 sane LOT - SIT
!sneTTooG- Helen MeIcan u Ar7ler0n CaCT
lots is'. Us. zee. II. and IL. block e SO.
NeW Hampshire aTeEue. between " and y streets
nor1hWcst-Arabella " HudrinS 70 Jane " r
Moran part original lot > square g. SO
Pleasant PlaiBs-Harry r. W'iIisoa Ct VI. 70 Harry
u Ellis lots IS % g. square IS. So Hary
NJ Ellis to Hary p Willsan and Harry
Wariinan. same land SO
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Friday. January p, 1909

o strest. between North Czritol and Firs. street,
northeast-Elizaheth Eaney q Irwin b ard
Irwin z Linton trustees. ouefourth interest Z
original lot and parts o1rn.l lots and )
! SQUARE ss9 SO.
Anacossia-Charl c. Cato- e w % HsrTy Z ard
Bessie L Auiers. lot 10. So
6 street southeast. between Sereath ard EiZhth
! strgets-Francis : smith q II 70 Charles c
and L1rauia Cater. Tart r-lgiu1l I0t s. sVusrs
go SO
lgl Z street. szstheas,-SIarioa 7. Clinkscales and
James T. Bundy. trustees 70 the Haven Meth
eds Episcopal Church l0t g. s1usre south &
suuare Esa s. -.
ylsent Pleasant Hei-hts-Fultcn 2 Gordon e II
90 John ". Ward. lo-s : and g. square / 50.
10 c street sTutheast-Rlta Weller n Max sl1
Rose Suszr. lot =. square lo5o. so
Pleasant Plains ard Mount Pleassn--He-Tnan "
Van sender e. II 70 Thomas o. Nay. l0- e.
block g so
s-rprr BETWEEN Eth and sixth streets southeast
FloTeDee D. McAuliFe e TX % Phoebe P
Dawson lot g square - 81
Pleasant Plains -GrzCe : WaIr0us 70 Elel0Tz Note.
uart lot 2 Sc
Roscisszso plsce-Chzries y. Pa6gest e. " 70
Gordon 2 Darling lots q and = block Z SO
Pervurth-CIarsnca 2 Rheem AID AlsIzDdsr 7
Henssy. trustees. % LIsher a. SwsTtzeil. iot :,
block s. $50
Monastery William z Michael . III % Charles
Il. Bates. haf interest y part lot g SO.
street be-ueen Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
no-theast-henneiy & Davis Co 20 Euzno-s &.
ard Floyd J. Ellsworth. lCt g. square l155 Sc
2s II street uo-thwest-Anrie Dsly and Mzry J.
Daily n John Z Nos. 1T A sIUare -. 50
Fifth street. between F and 6 streets northeast-
George ? Chase % MeiTz J CasFel, lot 4
square 81. Sc
Seventeenth and g Strets Southeasr-Clareuoe B.
Hight e. TX % Katie Schlcsser. lots g ard
a. square south q square Ilsi. SO
fifteenth and d streets Eo-rhcsS--iuiia Middleton
70 Caroline ". Taylor. lot s.. s1Vare l05s So
30 street s1uthe7st-Katie SchloSsr 20 Ciare1cs
B. Hight. original i7t 6. square los. SO.
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue so1th-
cas--Same 70 sane. LOT s. square l7s sc
Abraham C. Bobys e ~. % Wi,iam T. Ed
monst8n. trustee lot L. square SIS. SO.
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cThursday. JanuaTr q. 1907


Meridian Hin-William r. ForEood e u 70 Caro-
lynsG- Gaugbey. lots 2 and IS block To- SO
FIRST Addition to American University Park-Hss
tegsly " Tslbott. trustee 70 Beulah " 5.
Peyt0n lots 3 and q block =. SO.
Eth street. bstwecn il and ! strsets no-thTes.-
Martha J. Hardy 70 william h e Alien lo4
5. square Sc. Sc
Moore & Bsrbour's Addition y WsshinEto-Jzna
F. Barbour. trustee. 20 Edwin P Bank, los
to o. block 10 SO
81 Ninth street northeast-sfa-y D. Shea to Evan
II. Tucker %: s.. square 90. SIC
HolInead Nanor-Richa-d A " Pyles % Jacob NJ
Stein lot g. block s. SO
Fourteenth street. between G and D streets north
east-wilton J. Lambert and L0uis P. Shoe
maker. trustees 20 Angelo Ckicca, lot 20. sgua-s
H5s g 90
Eighteenth and streets no-thves;-Hsnry Rinshsrt
e TX 10 Joseph J. Darlington. trustee, PAT los
i. square IL. 50
Moorc's yacancy-Josis Ryou to Randolph D. Moran.
part lot T. SO.
Twenty -fftA street. between and streets north
west-S. Norris Thone Ct W 70 Aloe-- DoElns,
lot s. SQUARE =. So
Mount Pleasant Heichts-Fulton r Gordon e "
10 Ia z. Bennett. lots Z and e. square I,
Ssh. Same 70 Christ0phsT Raunling, lots -,
L. T. and q. square 1 SO
Rarry Fa-m-I-aWrgncs o. P0sey 70 William l. and
Moute1o Sinrns part lot q. section :, 50.
William /. ard Mouteilo Sims 70 Martha A.
Simms- same land. So.
Meridian HiII-Hcury g. Lewis. t-asee 20 Virginia
T. Hclm1s lot e. block H. so
B-ichtuood avenue rorthwsst-Lscuis ?. S1oemaksE
e uT- 20 Abner c 2 Shoenakg-. psr- t-lC n
county SIC.
Beunine Heights-Ths VALLEY Realty Company %
Charles r. Wine lots 2 10 . and s. 20 2 and
"a. block 5o5i. and lots 8. 6. and s.. biock
51s5 SO
- Eleventh street noT-heast-LC1is to,th-g e u
% William p Brsdt lot . SQUARE 90 50
u street between TWentT-fTst and TEsuty-ssco1d
streets noTthwest-Harriet u CarringtOn % Bob
81 A. Miller Let 8. square .. s.
Fortune Enla7Eed-Jsues s Fraser and joseph ".
Cez trustees 70 George A, Frsse- lot I, Sl-Zz5.
u street between Serentsenih AID Eighteenth
streets uo-zhwest-The Epiphany Church Ho-ns
Iuc, To John l. Warren lots 2 ard 2 and
gart Iot & sluzrp ~ Sc
The Washington herald., 1909-01-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

teeuth streets northeast-Ida Coyingt1 - VII
ian Myers. lots g. g., q. square 81. SO.
New Hampshire avenue betEee1 s and I s-es1
northHest-Msbel F. Rawlings e III. Jesss ",
70 james L. Mansfield, lot - square 2. 50
Twentieth and L streets DOrthEest-hiliar1 Il.
Sholes. Wilton J. Lambert ard Rudolph 2
Eehrend trustees 20 Isaac " NOrdlIuer. oIgi-
nal loss q and 8 square 70 $ SO.
Seventh street southeast between and 3 St-ests-
Walter C. English and F. ". Brandsnburs, trus-
tees. to George J. Geiser. paris lots and 3.
squsre SO 80
Between Fifth and Sixth and F AID 9 Streets
northezst-George P Chase 10 Elisha ?. TSTio-.
lot =. square 81. So
Fifteenth street northeast. between z ard 9 S1eez
Thomas F. Smith e TX. % Virginia 3.
Thomas. lot Is square I15l. SO.
Moore & BarhOgrs Addition 20 WsshtnE-ou-Alez-
snde, NiIlar e TX % Eugene s and Aida L
Bruce lots and J. block &C. SO.
South Capitol and D streets s0uthgsst-Aisxs1t=s
r XluIlowny 20 Hugh T. Taesart. original lot l.
square 81 SO
Brookland-Agnes O. Moore 20 c. Joseph Parkinson.
lot 2. block 2. SO. g. joseph Parkinson 70 joan
A Massle, same land SO
Near Stanton Park-John J. Tunsta1 20 John y.
Gleunan. trustee. part original lots and 4
square go. SIS.
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rruesaay. Januarr IS. 1907

betsecn FoZrtle-ta stree; and ke-tuclY zreu-e
Z ard q stree,s sou.heast-Tos-n Y StsEsr- e.
u 70 James r Elcuon- lot g squzrs l6ss
SO [aDes r Ezlers01 e u - MzhIon z
Bes- sane land. e.
Fo1rtcc1th Street Heishts-MsrSz-st n P-sszou
70 Il Z Davies los 70 Il. sQusre "a: los
70 4. % :. SIuzre 81 lots =. 81 J.
square 2-s. Sc
BstEeea Tve-ty-d-st ard Trsn.ysecond. O sas
? streets n0-thuest-ThecdSre n Gu % Mf--ie
2. LT1ch ard S0-1 J. Callahan. LOT g. s.ua7s
g. Sc
II st-eet northwest bet-eea Sez-.th a. F-S54-
nh ECeet-Ths Sis-e-s Of The Visitation ..
WashIEt0l . An17eE ". L1ksi. Ja1 l0- 3.
saus-c Is. 81
Mount P1ezsut-Be-uz-d T Jsnnev. ere--tor ard
trustee 70 Geoge koehlsr. loc 500 and "a
square - So
E1zs-oa TcTTzce-ATbe-t L. Tore. t-ustas. e
Ni1aolas A KestleT. lots 2 s3d 2. block 5 So
EIaston Ts-zce-AIbs-t L Teele Trustee - Her
7 and Am ? OEsns. lots 70 and L hlo6
s. 81
4 st-eet uo-thszsz. betre-1 Tsi-tes1th nd Fou-
tenth s--eets-I5z Co-5nEtc1 70 william z
Miller lot 2. square az 81
S-eet naTthczst hetVesl Th+71 sd Fo-rth
sTrvtS-Czzzies a. Shields Ct Tx. 70 Srchse, J.
Oe1se-t, t-ss'ee, ~ e =, ss=4-e * 1a
MschseI J CoIbe-t t--stee % Herman z
HoEszseia. sane lznd $40.
Ees-ney Sreet Northeast. 1ear Sixteenth s-eet-
Geo-se P. Scavie e IL % Henry c. Bzts,
pa-cI 49, Sc
Beu1ing Heights-I-z1n 2 Mather e uT to May
Z Smith. lot L. block 500 So
Ricauoud PaTk-SO-thEes- Washington TE1v-oelsG'
Company Incl 70 Laura z. Church. &c; 3
block ISL Sc
NeE Jersey avenue between snd z Streets sorth-
easI-HsuGsA ChUFca 20 Lawn +. and Ellea
G Church. l0t q SQUARE 6s. so
Pleasant Pi1i1s-Zschsri.h Z S0Sers zcd Art1-1
5 Mattinsiy. trustees 70 John Mitchell. 10;
4 SIS
North Carolina avenue southeast bccwee1 Frs
AID Secood s--sets-Ra-d0lph D. Moran. 70
Norman Z Ryo1 part lot e. square -, so.
Norman z. Ry9l ct u. to Ellen E NeWtoa-
sane Land. So
g street northwest between laird and Fourth
st7setS-AG1 . Sutton. 20 Margaret Echho-n.
Part lot = sgus=e ~ SC.
street northwest, between Eirhfh ard Nintli
ssreets-Jchn H label 20 Clara 4 Prince. pan
original LOT 5 squarp az SO
e street northeast between Third and Fourth
strects-Ms-y J Richie % Walter F. Collins.
lots % and g. square e. SO
7 street northwest. between Fourteenth ard Fif-
teerfh strcets-John r Nolan e TX 70 Etsl71
Ancn. par original lot . square - so
New Hampshire avenue northwest, between { ard
streess-Ethan Allen 90 John Z Nolan. lots
2 % p square IS7 Sc
Columbia HeiEhts-Charlss ". King ct TX. to
Lillian 7. Reper let = block ?. SO
Ie D7uit Pa7k-Jcha T. Daily e TX g John Y
Jsuiie- ard BESSIE p J-1ise-. To- g. square
s1Si SO
Pleasant Plains Ssy.. Mount Plcasan:-HsTuSu y.
Van Scrdea e TX. 70 Sarso7i Eide, lots s.
% = block g. so
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chsse Land Company. &c
Richard 7. BuhIs-, lots and q square
1S5 Sc.
Washington Gei-h.s-yY lllia-n p. Kellogg e TX. II
Howard E.ehisol ard Berkeley L SiEzo-s
lot 2 block 5 So
E street northeast between Thirteenth AID -Four
teeuth streets-Lottse l. Burn. 70 Beulah Johz-
son. iot q square ~ sc
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nRArGH0N,s SHORTHAND

reporters write the system q shorthand taught BY
Draaghons Practical Business College cor sth and
d SIS. NV. because they know it IS THE BEST
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FoiloWiEg schedule figures published olig
as information. and are not guaranteed:
For Atlanta Birmingham Mobile NeE Oriesns
Ashe7lie. ClsattsnooSz Memphis 9 q n and
l9;i5 p n. daily. Dining ca-s-
For Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans 1910 ? n daily Dining czrs-
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. SzTzn-
nah. Jacksonville and Fl1rida points. 40 ?. n
daily. Dining or service.
Tourist cars fa- California sri-weekly. 40 p n
Local for Harris7nburg : . a. n daily; is , n
week DAYS. f1r Dzrville 80 A. n daily ard f0g
Charlottesville 80 e. N. and 80 ,. u daily.
Frequent trains % ard from BIuemont.
L S BROWN Gencnl kCCnL
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUIE-PUblished AMY as fnf01n2Ti0n and n0I
guaranteed
100 2. NC. < o. LIMITED Daily-Fast res
utnlec train. Pullman seerers 20 Lexington. LOUIS
vie Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chi1rn. and -.
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot STriuCs Pull
nan car L,ssisTiile 70 Memphis ard New Orleans
Dining CHS a "a carte service
uIo p. NJ. = Y. LIMITED. Dzilv-Solid
vestihue train. Pullman seeQeTs 20 Cincinnati.
lexington and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 80 Virginia Hot STTinGS week days Dining cTs,
"A carte service. Pullman sissrsrs Cincinnati &C
Chicago and s. LoEiis and Louisville 20 Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans
Chesapeake and OEio OH7ccs. 5I3 Peu1sylvaris
avenue: l3c2 r street ard NeTr Union Station Tel
ephUne Main 100 ~ ZJs f0r tickets b1Egzge ChecE1.
-r7a-rastr-a --T Tr~1-aL
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w. ID. & 4. F.. RY.
THE ELECTRIC LINE

Electric palace CHS from Waite House Station
nsth and II SIS. NORTHEAST.
Fo- Bsltimnre-5sn and every bali ho- ron
sS9 a. II. 80 ? n. ard So s.S3, Es9. and
i IS ?. n
For Annapolis Ere-y hour from So q. n % 80
p n and 930 and lbs 2. II
FsTvs One zsy- Rcz1d tip
To baltimore --------------- &c SIS
To Annapolis ard Z. 5
Naval Aczdeuy.......-.. g SIS
Al n Fl. cars -sn di-ev- 70 White Ho--se Staticu-
Ncket oflce az I4th and y 7. ave northwest and
al White House Station. l5;h ard II SIS. NORTH
EAST. Telephone " 30
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

cNhEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY u. Ea-
Leave Washington New Union Station.
$40 a m--D2ily-Ali points On Ncrfolk and West
en-; also Knoxville. Chsttanoogs. end Memphis
o-D ?. n. - Daily Roanoke Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanocza. Nashville. Memphis.
New Orleans. Through Slseper Dining cars-
For Norfolk-LeaEe Washington. 80 a. n. csily.
uI5 A. n daily texcert sunday Arrive Norfolk
Il . a. nc. and SO p n
405 p m.-Daily-BeTryvi1e Luray. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest srTiTe SIS :. n ane
Io30 p n
Al information Fo1rteerth street ard New YORK
arerra bond BUILDING
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"wednesday, january 20, 1907

fleaS1ut Plains and Mount Pleasant Ssuf1rd EIie
90 Samuel 2. Mason. lots 81 % =. block 9. SO
Z street between Fosir-anda-hsf ard Sixth streets
soUthwest-IoseUh 4 B-srkart. trustee. 70 joseph
Schifulsn. lot g. square se5. s 0ae
Sauls Addition 90 Washington William I. Tavlor
e TX 20 Melvin H Herman. lot :. square
ZCe. SIC
Z street. between Sixth and Seventh streets north
west-Hcvard T. Joh2sen 20 A-na l. Johnsyn
parts lots i and IS. square Sc. SO
Woodley Park-Her-y r Dulany e al receivers
% GUy Z. Johnson. Parts los 81 70 @. square
% $ 1910
Aney between g and 4 and Thirteenth and For
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TO THE LADIES.

HAIR POWDER, new cream Tor the conplex-
ion; also sbamp1ciuz and Eai-dressl1g specialtF
Miss Cadnan. - llth s. N. PhoDe N III % s
RERFOOT'S yIOLETTA CREAM. AN EXCEL
lent preparation fcr chsrpsd hands ard al other
skin irrt1tio1s. &c Phone c. naii orders flied
EERFOOT'S PHARMACY tn and sts nv
nlO-ye
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AN EASY WAY TO START 4 BUSINESS THAT
VIII pay several Thousand dollars annually. selling
merchandise b mai; improved plan; We furnish
everything and shoE you how; IS to 500 Necessary
NuLBURN-HICKS. Chicago.
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FOR RENT--Oz 9Th ST NJ NOW READY FOR
occupancy, new. SIX Rooms and BATH with kitchen
On first ro1r- modern plumbing and nicely deco
rated throughout Can rent fov the low rental Of
sZl50 month
A. T. Fox COMPANY Established lS6.
The Realty Conner. Iith a. New York ave.
5a2+G
FOR BENT-l72 To I-s5 KALORAMA ROAD.
Just completed. SIX rooms and bath hot-watsr
heat concrete cellars. kitchen Oh first floor mod
en- throughout ard bur one block from CATS 81 %
month DO not lct this Opportunity slip. as they
are quick renters
A. F. FOX COMPANY Established KS
The Realty Corner. 18th az New York ave-.
h1-G
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Statesmen WANTED.

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i1g Marks vacuum window siEu francs, held
secrecy on GAS b. r-bbe- suction c-Ts: territory
assigned. large rrl1-s. beware a iuItztors- I1r-
tirllars free MARKS VACUUM sign FRAME
Co. 80 T.l-d s.. Milwaukee. Wis
GOOD. LIVE SALESMAN II WASHINGTON
and the states 0f Maryland and Virginia 70 rep
resent an Al mining COMPANY one n The best
propositions ever mt before the T1hiic; only those
that mean business need answer. State aSe cualii-
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.
ORArcHON,s BOOKKEEPING.

DRAUCHONS BOOKKEEPING.
Competitors Of Draughon's Practical Business Col
leee cor 9Th and D sts- NV. By Dot accepting Is
proposition 70 have its THREE-nouths' Bookkeeping
students contest with their SINmonths bookkeeping
students concede thst Draughon teaches more book
keepinr n THREE months than they do IL SIX.
POSITIONS secured. ASK for FREE catalogue
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING RESULTS-ONE CENT 4 WORD
RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
-EYERYOTHEK HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, BID STREET. NEW YORK
= 90 a n. Diner. Pullman Pastor.
1900 q. n. Observation Farior f1ve-hour train.
500 a. m Diner and Pullman Parlor Gar.
~ 90 a. n. Diner ard Pullman Psrior Car,
30 D. n Diner and Pullman PaTiGT Car
$50 ?. n Royal Limited Fl" All Pullman 5hour.
400 p. H. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
so p. n Diner and Pullman Par0r.
800 J. n Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
u IS night. SleepeTs 20 New YORK
80 a N Sleepers % Philadelphia & New YORK
800 p N.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
-Z& $50 ESQ. 40. 20 800. -sS0. 90.
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sl-l5, f219. SO Sd 80 Z 90 AS. 80. f5a5
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CHICAGO. ~. $50 % nj
CINCINNATI. ST LOTIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
20 q: ~. : % ,. n, 'l2.f9 night.
.fIITSBUR6, 80 a. n. ~ SD p N. 'lZ3o
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COLUMBUS. SO o. n
MHEELdN5. $40 T. n. 80 =
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frederick. SD, r9.l0. s9l5 a. n. 81 80, fi6,
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ave. Main Is; New Union Station Ticket Of1ce,
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WALL PAPER.

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van raper AZ VeTy l0x sacrifice. Can and ses
cur siock. Sign PARTING. show cards and gliding
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GRAPHOPHONEs AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS IL SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
planes lo-ic- DISC records Sc; cylinder records
&c; Eua-1nteed- EOBERTSoN'S, LIE 7th ~.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES ALL MAkEA
Uricorn. Hartford HeSsier. and cushion tires
Eusrsnteed for one year Expert bicycle repair de-
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