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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
DAYVILLE PLAYERS.
Manager Franklin Files List for Sea
 son.

Manager Charles Franklin of the Dayville league team filed on Friday his list of players for the coming sea- son and they are as follows: Reach, Bergsten, James. Berthiaume, Smith, Ormsbee. Robitaille, Martin, Coulllard, Daly, A. Caduette, Carley, E.. Walker, Kellen, Corcoran, Franklin. Comisky, E. Howard, Phillips, Leach, Saunders, Shaunessy. The list looks like Day
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
HANOVER.

Among their friends here for their Ea5ter vacation are Roger c. Peck of Washington, D. C.; Miss Carrie Gal lup of Pawtucket and Algernon Gallup and family.
 The village school opens next Mon day with William Palmer and Miss Browning as teachers.
 The woodchoppers on the Witter farm are closing up their work.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10

The latest storm doors for large business places are revolved by cleo tric motors
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
The AOrW .ch { New York PrOpsNsf;I
 CHELSEA LINE.
Freight Service.

Freight Service.
 Superior Freight Service No trans ferrinE.
 Freight received and forwarded ta all Southern and Western points
 Rates furnished on application. Freight service direct to New York. Special arrangements may be Enada whereby freight by this line can bs delivered at Store Door in New York promptly upon arrival of steamer Low est rates.
 STEAMER YUMA leaves Norwich Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at ( p: m. Returning. Ieaves NeS York Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at { D. m. New Pier 22 East River foot Roosevelt St. New London leaving tina D. m.
 Norwich A New York Propeller Co. mar25d c. A WHITAKER. AgerL
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10

duction that made such a hit in this city and Hampton. They are Leb- anon and Hebron.
 Several double header freights pass ed through this city east and west Friday; pretty good sign of increas- ing prosperity. Most of the business was handled by the New Haven sys- tenn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10


 Gold Medal Flour makes the lightest sponge cake I ever saw. RACHEL.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
DANlELSON.

Borough Caucus Harmonious-AiI Nominations by AccIamation-Goo Friday Services Rain Interferes With Clay Pigeon Shoot Dayville Team Announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
JEWETT CITY.

G. A. R. Men at Funeral of Andrew Comaeer-E. A. Faust Reelected Lighting Commissionsr-Easter Mu- sical Programmes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
PUTNAM.

161 EIks in Local Lodge-Honor Stu dents at High Sohool-5ad Forest Fire at Ashford-How the Churches Will Observe Easter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
The H. C. Murray Co. Agents Ladies' Home Journal Paper
 Patterns. apr1od

ON THE GALLOP win come the engines of the fire de- pertinent when you call on them for help, but they cannot save you loss from fire. That is where WE come in with our
 FIRE INSURANCE POLICY which guarantees you the appraised value of things destroyed by fire and water. Premium cost is small, and re- lief is quick and certain. Do not delay
 A. ID. ADAMS & CO.,. S Church St. Willimnntie, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
Round the WOrIIl

From New York October 16, 1909 nearly four months costing only S650 AND UP including all expenses afioat and ashore.
 SPECIAL FEATURES; sEadeirn, Egypt, India, Ceylon, Burma, Java, BOrneo. PhIIippines. Japan. An un- usual chance to visit unusually attrnc- tive places.
 12th Annual Orient Cruise, Feb. 5, TO. &4OO up. Spring and Summer Tours tO FRANK c. CLARK, TIMES BLDG. N. |
 apr10d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-10
Car of Schedule.

The luxuriously appointed electric car that remains On the iron at the
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23

ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Upper left corner down between hoboes.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
Who He Was.

From the SATURDAY. Evening Post
irwin Cobb tells a story Of a little.
weary negro who went into a resort IN
Natchez. displayed a large roll OF bills
and bought a drink.
As he was paying for It another negro
came in. very large and very black. He
looked at the little man and said: Mig
gah. whar you git al dat money!
-Bah-tendah." said the little negro, BY
way OF a reply, "Ah think An shall tex
a bottle OF dat-ah stuff. Pears quite
satisfyiE' tub me"
''Niggah." roared the big one. "whar
you git dat money! I ast you Is the
town bully. I is. I follow bullyin' fob a
trade. Whsr you git it,
The little negro began stuffing the
money back into his pockets Seems 10
me. he mused. Il amt got 'nuff pcck-
cts 10 hold all nah wealth"
The big negro jumped at the little one.
You hear what said?" he demanded
rs the town bully an I Wanter know
whar you git all dat money!
Quick as a fash. the little negro upper
cut the big one. catching him on the
point Of the jaw and knocking him down
IN a moment the big negro revived
enough to look UP from the floor and ask
huTnbly: ''l1iggah. who is you, anyhow?
Why" replied the little one, blowing
bis knuckIes. rs III pusson you thought
you wuz when you come IN
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAs-
te-. Tskona Suhststion. Washington. =. C.. Js1u-
sry 2. Isa-Sealed proposals in tzplicate. sl5iect
% the usual ccndticrs. VII ts received here u7tl
Z O'Clock noon. standard tine. FEBRUARY 2
1900. and then opened for installing door and
window screens and awnings e. the Walter Reed
Amy General Hospital Washington. D C. Spee-
hcations blank rroposals and further information
furnished en- Application L 5. reserves night 70
accept or reject any or ail bids OF ans Ts thereof
Proposals to be marked -'ProQossls fer Door and
Window Screens and Awning" and addressed 70
l. L PETTUs. Constructing Qusrternasts--
s775 qs y rree q
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia. Washington. February Is Io2-NO-
tce is hereby gwen that IN conformity to laE the
pamphlet containing list of taxes II srrears o.
real property n the District q Columbia on the
first day u july. l9s. also al assessments subject
n sale. has ben printed. A copy thereof VII be
delivered % snT taxpayer spplyirg therefor az the
once q the CoIiecto- q Taxes q the DIssTict q
Columbia and / The TAX OF asscssnents o1e- 70
Fether with the penalties snd costs that nav have
accrued theTeCn. shall not b raid pTior 70 the day
named for sale. namely. the Ninth DAY OF
MARCH. Eoe. the property involved VII Be sod
uuder our cirecrion AZ public auction Al The Ohoe
Il the Collector q TaIes Of ths District Of ColuE
Ia. coE-ne-cirg O the said ninth dzS q March,
lsS between ths hours O % 0'clocE n the fore
mon and oclocz n the Afternoon. ard cosiriulIng
each foIloFinR day, Sundays and iessl h0iiSsTs "a
ceptsd- until al soch delinquent property = sod
HENRY p 2 MCFARLAND. HENRY L
WEST. SPENCER COSBY Commissioners & the
District n Columbia. el5B93.nhL2
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
DEBUTANTE Balls IN LONDON.
A Function Preliminary 20 the Pres
entatiOn at Court.

From the American Register London.
It is customary in England for girls 10
come out in the ballroom, and the Janu-
ary balls preceding the February pres
entations at court are in many cases the
occasion upon which the debutante makes
her first appearance in public as a
grown-up individual
At the county balls and the hunt balls
daughters Of seventeen and eighteen are
introduced formally 10 the gathering OF
friends there assembled. They knew
them all before, in every probability, bu;
this is the first time they have been ad-
mitted on an equal plane TO these fes-
tivities. The parents give a ball In their
own house for their debutan;e girl, or
this mode Of procedure Is reversed. and
the house party comes before the county
bali.
Presentation at court is still considered
the society girls coming out. and there
are several now who are waiting the au-
spiciOus occasions Of the courts OF next
month and those that follow But the
ballroom presentation. even when that Of
the court has come. Is a useful institu-
ton. enabling the debutante to join IN
the many festivities OF the winter season,
and TO overcome the shyness that may
be her portion at first, before the Lon
don season arrives.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding q Probate Court No. b75.
adUinistrafion-This IS 10 gre aotce that the sub
sTibeTs. Of the District Of Columbia have Obtained
from the Probate COurt of the District q Columbia
letters testaneufsTy on the estate of Sarah g.
johnson. late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
AB Te-sous having claims seainst the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the sane with the Fouch-
ers thernof. legally authenticated. % the sub
scTibCTs on OF befUre the 18Th DAY OF FERRJ .
AIRY. 4. D. $50; otherwise they nav hy law be
ezcnded from al benefit of said estate. Gfyeu
under our hands this 18Th day u February. f9o9.
HENRY CLAY JOHNSON. s5s5 18Th 81 nE.
HOWARD F.. JOHNSON Nunsey Bldg Attest.
(Soal) JAMES TANNER. Register of wills for
the DisiTict Of Columbia. CLERK q the Probate
Court !. J. DARLINGTON, Attorney.
fels r-hZg
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
SHOOTING TERMS.
And Sporting Phrases with n Gen
ersi Application.

And Sporting Phrases with n 0eu-
ersi Application.
Frczn Tit-BitS
To the Iayman the vocabulary Of the
sportsman who prides himself upon his
skill with the gun Is as puzzilng as the
jargon Of q couple Of excited Cinnamon
In referring 10 the various Lodgings OF
animals. for instance. .ths sportsman says
that hart -harbors.' a buck lodges. -
a roe beds" a hare seats" or forms. -
a fox kennels" a marten trees an
otter watches" a badger "earths.' and
& boar "couches
In regard TO birds. the sportsnsn's dc
ti0nary contains an even more curious
and greater variety OF phrases. He
speaks Of a brace a leash" Or a
pack OF grouse: a brace" "a brace
and half or a "covey~ OF partridges:
brace. a leash, q mid" an eye, -
or a 'nye" Of pheasants; a ''bevy'' Of
quails. q ''wisp' or a walk" OF snipe; a
flight" or a 'faIT' OF woodcock: a
"fock'' or ''badelynge' OF Wild duck; a
-,gaggle' Of geese; a wing" OF q con
gregauon" OF plover. and a flock" OF
bustards.
And for rousing them he says raise, -
Il they are grouse. partridge. or quail;
and one pushes" q pheasant. Pushes"
a ,voodcOck and springs a snipe
Apropos Of sporting expressions, by the
way. Dir. Justice PhiIlimore showed some
time ago what q number We have intro
duced into our everyday language. The
following are q few Of the sporting
phrases heard in common conversation.
together with the name OF the sport with
which they are connected:
Serve him out tennis; put him out. 8"
hves and racQUets: scored Of and
'stumped. cricket; coming up 20
scratch duellng: follow suit" cards;
he went up a peg" cribbage; to cut
in whist TO take the wind out OF her
sails yachting: TO show a clean pair
Of heels horse racing: TO be of ones
guard, fencing; TO put your back into
it. rowing; TO chuck up the sponge, ."
pUSilism.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B--FollorinE scse,lue figures Published CRY
as information, and are not ClRranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
AsheFllle. ChstfanooEs. Memphis a. =. and
D.s5 2 n daily Dining cars
Fer Roancke Kuoxvlle. Chattanooga Memphis
New Orleans. ie.l1 p n daily. Dining cars
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken Szvs1-
nah. jacksonville. and Florida points 80 ?. II
daily. Dining car ssrTice.
Tourist cars for California tri-Esekv- ID . n
Loczl f0r HarTisonburE. 80 a. n. daily: sI5 Il
week days. fo- DanviIls. % a. T. daily snd fos
CharlotteSTile. 80 a n and % ? n daily
Frequent trains 20 and fTom Bluenout
L. : BR0WN. Grnerai AEens.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
FOR RENT-RooMs.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED ROOss AND APARTsIEN1
Private bafhs- Loag-distance phone IN sEs-y roC
Cafe. TTansients accommodated. nO5i
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
AUCTION SALES.
T80s. J OWEN & son. 1ocifo5es7s-

THOs. J OWN & son, Aucti0use-s-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
dwelling curner q 5th snd Rittenhouss SIS
Manor Park. d C-By virtue q = certain dsed a
tTuyr duly recorded il Liber No. sIss folio s. e.
scq of the lard rccurds O. the District q Gown
b.a. ard az the resrest e the rsrtv scared there
b. the undersigned Trustee uiI sell a. rablic
auction. IN front oi ,he premises. on TUESDAY
the % day q March. A y 1913 az 80 ocl0ck
r m- the following described land snd premises
situate IN the District q Columbia and desiEnatei
and being lots numbered =. e. and T. IN square
Sss IN William TerTeu trustees Subdivision q lsnd
known as ard called Manor Pzrk. per plat
Il sa,6 SUBDIVISION OF fis and q record in the
oaice q the Surveyor r th> District Of Ccianbis
IN County Book No. q e Z. now known lot
2 same square Terms q sale: Cash 4 deySsit
Of $50 vii he required az time q sale All con
TeyalcinE. recording &c. at cost q purchaser
Terms q sale 20 be complied With Eithir ffteen
dsys frCn day Of sale. otherwise the trustee -
serves the night 70 resell the property az the rsk
and cost a defauitng purchaser. after I'VE days zd-
vertisemeut q such resale IN some uevspspeT pub
Iished IN Washington. D. c. WALTER A. JOHN
SION. Trustee feiSntGS
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
Real Thing.

From the Lutheran Obserrsr
Ny furs are all ike those exclaimed
little Louise while waking along through
the store.
Why exclaimed the mother. you
have no furs of any kind
Yes, have, protested the child, and
they are lined with kittens, too"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
MOVING, PACKING & STORING

We WISH TO SELL OUR OYERSTOCK OF
val paper At a very low SsGi1ce Can and see
our stock sign painting. show cards. and gliding
p G. NOETE. so7 Ilth &. Nv jss-ec6-a
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NoTE- -Pubil~lsd only as information. and Dot
guaranteed
30 7 NJ o. LIMITED. Dsily-Fsss ves-
utiled train- Pullman sleepers to Lexr=ror Lo1is-
vie. Cuciunafi i1lianapolis ChicsGo. ard s.
Louis. Connective far Virginia Eot spriuEs Pail
Dan car Louisville O. Memphis and New Orleans.
Dining cars Il carte scrTicp
ud0 ?. NJ. 2. y LIMITED. DailY-S0lid
VeSrlbuie train Puiinsu sleepe-s ~ Cincinnati.
Lexington. ard Louisville Compsrtussnt Steering
car ~ Virginia Hot Springs week dEys Dining Czrs
a ia carte service Pullman sleepcrs Cincinnati %
Chicago and s. IGIis and Louisrille % Memphis
Nashville. ard Sew Orleans.
CheSTsake srd Ohio Oaioes sIs Psnrsyirs-ia
aTeuue, l539 STREET. ard New Union Station. Tel
sTh0us Main zoe Ct 2s fr ticscts baggage checks.
reservations and Taxiczh
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
Nnt Prominent.

From ths Philadelphia Bulletin.
IT was thought for time that the
bridegroom had failed to appear
Horrors"
But he was there. Only lost in ths
shuttle. SO 70 SDesE"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NDk4E1h ESI-
WOODWARD & LOIHROF. Information Bureau
COLDENBERG' s. Information Bureau
HECHT & CO. Cashiers Ofhce.
PALAIS ROYAL, Information Bureau
6 KANN. SONS & Co. Information Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th 81. ard f. /
are ard 81
JOHNSTON's PHARMACY. IZ1 y. J. ave. DIV.
F. 2 NELLER'S PHARMACY. Ss54 II s.. Nv
ATKNSON's PHARMACY. 1l;h and c So NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY. & and G SIS. Nv.
KENEsAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
MeSUITY's CIGAR STORE. uss ls;h St Nv.
TATL0R'S PHARMACY. sth AID So w.
KENER'S PHARNACT oh AID S SIS nv
NJ A. MENEE- 5th and b SIS Nv.
PROCTOR-S PHARMACY. Isls 18th s. nv.
7 L LEATHERWOOD. ISIS 18th 81 Nv.
sTOTT & SNYDER 18th and 6 SIS. NV
DOM d SANFORD'S PHARMACY. corusr y. 7.
are. and North Capitol 81. nv.
DAY & cos PHARMACY, 5th and stA ~.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. so 18th s. Nv
HERALD BRANCH. 655 p 81 M.
NORTHEAST
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM, ID and z SIS. ns-
NcCUESNET & JOACHIM. ssh and F SIS. ne
C 7 GETGER-S PHARMACY. cornsr 6th and B
SIS ne
sTAFF0RD-s PHARMACY, 7th and sts ne.
CHARLES ]. FURMAN'S PHARMACY, sth snd
z Caritol sts- ne
BIEzfER'S PHARMACY. y. Capitol and R IS. ne,
IL y Csztol 81
SOUTHWEST
11LBURN-S PHARMACY. tn and Il StS -.
SOUTHEAST.
r T. WELLER. eth and ! sts- 5e-
CRY N NELLY. Ilth AID @ 50 -
BROOKLAND-
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2rh and Newton SIS
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

StHEDt IL II EFFECT JANUARY II. isas
Le7Fe Washington New Urion Station.
s.13 a. m--Dsiiy al points On Norfolk ard Wes--
rn. ais' knOXrille.Fs haftauooga. ard Memphis.
t-o o. E--Daily- Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salem. knoTri:5e. CisttanooEa Nashville. Memphis.
New Orleans Through Slecner. Di1ing esrS
fCT NcTfClk- Leave WASH ctan. ~ g. n daily.
isi5 a. ~. daily 'ezcUIr Sund1yl. Arrive Norfolk
q -f a. m and SO E. m
f-5 q. m.-Daily- -Berrville Lugay Shena1doah.
T,sius from the Southwest arrive So a IA and
ll;7 J.. m.
stenge Bend Ruildinrl.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-GOOD COLORED WOMAN VIII
reference, 70 DO general work I7i2 18th s.
WANTED D-EXPERTENCED COAT. SKIRT, AND
gown hands Apply a. oncs JULIUS GAR
FINkLE co. Isth and S. fs2l-st
TANTED-EXPERIENC sALEsWO3fEN FOR
neckEesr hosiery. and Wsist Departments: Only
those with best references need apply. JULIUS
GARFTNKLE & CO. Issh and sts feZ-5t
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
MANTELS AND TILES.
MANICURIEG AND sHAMPOoIKG

CRYSTAL HAIR-DREssING PaRLORS
MANICURING AND SHAMPOeTNG.
VIBRATOR FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT.
SO r 81. NV. ROOMS AND 8
Patrons Treated at Residence. 'Phoue Il. 7s6.
deG5f tg-9t
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
7 PERCY MYERS AND WALTER h ACKER.
Solicitors

II The SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia. sara ~ Acker. Complainant.
Margaret Peek e a.. Defendants. IL Equity NJ.
2lst-The object q this suit IS 70 cuist title b
adverse possession in the complainant 20 the foll0=
InE described real estate -sitsl7te IL the city Of
Washington. District Of Columbia. 20 Wit: AL q
original lot Numbered tHenty-0Ge (z1 il squaro
numbered hundred and tx flesl. Upon motion
n the complainant and upon good csnse shown, Z
is by the Court. this 18th dzy Of Jauuzry. A D.
100 ordered: That the defendants Margaret Peck
ard Icsepn Peck- her husband; Losrisa Ballard.
Haznzh N. Walker. Annie n Jardeila. Emma
Walker. Ida Walker. Virginia Walker. George 7.
Walker. Lewis A. Walker Thomas Z. Walker. John
H. Waller Charles z Walker George Parker and
Ann 5 Parker. his wife. and James c. Walker. #
living sEd. Il sny q such Be dead. their and eacn
e their unknown heirs alienecs and devisess czgss
their appearance 70 b. entered herein q before
the srzt rule day occurring two months after the
day Ct the hrst publication Of this order, ether
wise the csuSs shall BE- PROCEEDED With as IN case
q defaHli- Provided that copy q this order Be
published once Week for three successive weeks
during the frst month and unce 8 week for two
weeks during The Succeeding month n the wash
ipe+ou Law Reporter and Washington Herald before
ssid dsy. JOB BARNARD. justice. a tue e07J-
Test. fSeall J. r YOUNG. Clerk By J. A Q.
PALMER. Asst. CeTk- HA.u.3 3.fel53
sUPRDfE COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF CO
lu5nbis holding PROBATE Court. No. I5S4s Adrai1-
istrstCnThis is give notice that The S1bsc1bsr.
u Aii-l4-L @ ttlttlilla- rl-d4L14
Probate Court r. the District q Columbia letters
testaEsutary he estate Of SaFzh Green. late 0i
the District - Columbia. deceased AL pe-soas
having claims against the deceased hereby warned
( 70 eZhih8t the sane. With the vouchers Thereof.
ieTzly authen-izfed 20 the subscriber o1 O. before
;he 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1870
. otherwise they 1ay b law Be excluded from al
benefit = ssid estate Given under nv hand this
l9-h DAY q February. E0s. ARTEUR 4 GREEN.
IE3 K s. nv. Atfest. Seal JAMES TANNER,
Register q Wills for the Distic, q Columbia.
CLERK q the Probate Court LEO SIMMONS.
AttoTuey. fel5 . NH
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
II.

So YOU CAN BUY / -
WELLINGTON IT
- TYPEWRITER FOR -
- 6ay. Price q machine clly 50,
U yca cau Tsut WELLINGTON fo-
~ day aDd have 70 days apply on purchase.
(T Standard visible Writer.
- Ohos. Se IIth & IN.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23

SCIENTIFIC FACE AND SCALP MASSAGE.
shsmpooing and man3clring; patrons treated az
.gesidencs. 3lrs- A LAUER. sss New YORK ave. Nv.
fe7-30t .tuf
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
AUTOMOBILES.

HANDSOME OR PASSENGER ACYLINDER
touring cars. So0 $50 and 500 Ter hour; special
rzte for sightseeing Phone Main lG55 CENTRAL
AUTO Co. Iss nv. feI5I5t
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
We are ssIirE slightly used Automobiles. VARIOUS
sn8kes al u good condition from 500 up See on
1st oi bargains offered. and yuu viii bUy nOE-
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE.
Phone Main sls l6l Westory Building
feiaSk
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
TYPEWRITERS.

10 I c. S1IITH VISIBLE SERIAL Q80.
ezosllen; condition; So 70 quick b1yeT- Csi a.
1908 Pa ave NV. bet So ard 80 2 Il feZl-3t
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
LOST AND FOUND.

I0sT-GOID-PLATED LOCKEF: INITIALS D.
(. II. % hack Reward at Room la9, VsTusm
Eotd
L0ST-0Y TiTH ST BETWEEN LAMONT
ave snd Cirard g. black lyrK fyU- Return 70
IIsI Cirar6 Liberal reEaTd
I0ST-THRFE STRANDS OF PINK CORALS.
Reward Z returned 20 90 ROCHANBEAU-
feZT
LOsT-sATURDAY EVENING, AT TIE BUR
liDEtGn Apartment between there and ID and
Mass ave- NV a gold r-lrse engraved with owner S
name containing abCgt So Reward L returned %
1E2l Mas are uW. fszl-N
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
NoNMEDICAL HEALINa-

SONMEDICAL HEALING.
Restoring the circulation Of the Blood fOur meth
Cd cures LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. RHEUslA-
TISlI, BRIGHT'S DISEASE PARALYSIS. and
those ailments Of the SPINE, NERVES, ard Df-
GESTIVE ORGANS that make LIFE NISERA-
Bile ard WALKING IMPOSSIBLE. II YOU are
Interested YOU should know. information and con-
sultation free. PROF. H n D. PARKER. lez
Ninth st NV Hours, 10 to g; Sundays, % to /
LADY Assistant. -Phone u. EI2 Fa4f
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CLAIRvoYANT.

MRS HENEEL-CLAIRvOYANT CARD READ
ers best IN the Gty7 to ?. n Il sth st- 81
Phone L5n- 208a. sAi2-Sat. .t1,fE.S
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

FIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAI
non-suEgczl; cloth bound soepaTs book fres
Apply b mail. sl6 Colorado Building Fsee lecture
for women Tues6zy at 5 D n ard
The Washington herald., 1909-02-23
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

We FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
practically trained chauf7eurs upon request. Ar
TOMOBILE COLIsESE q Washington The
Place 10 Lean" Is23 Eth ST. nv Phone \. saz
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CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING

LADIES SUITS AND ROBES. LACEs AND
lzss curtains; gents suits ard oEercozts: gloves 10
shrinkase- All WORK finest q the Ens. aNE.
REBA COOKE. LD sth- 'Ph- \. 65&
6ei0-t ,s,scs
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE OR RENT-WAREBOUsE Ar FIRSI
ard l SIS with siding from Pennsylyaa.-
tracks. JOHN MILLER. 9ll II s. NV
fe2ll5t-eod
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wASHINGT0N, BALTTMoRE AND

ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electro palace cars from White House Station
l5ib and 4 SIS. NORTHEAST.
Fcr BaltImoTe-Every hsn hour from 800 g. II g
30 D n, and sse. SO. 1es9 and us3 p n.
sxeeIt ea the ODD hours. Local cars az s=s, ssl9.
3 ID a. n ard I'D 80. SD. 10 p n
faIs cn the EVEN hours make no stop between
Washington and Baltimore
For Annarois-ETery hour from % q. n 70 Ts1
p. n, and 80 szd i g p r.
Fares Ous way Round TIP
To Baltimore ure.. sc E6
To Annapolis and [. 5.
Naval Acsde1ay...-......- &c SIS
RsszsFs checkcd
All 81 cars run di7sct 70 White House Station
Ticket ofsoe AZ 18th and y Y. ave. northwest ard
- White House STATEN. I5th and SIS. NORTH
EAST. Telephone ". 7g5 and Line 5Is-
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEnHs

UPRIGHT PIANO BEAUTIFUL 80 NAB Up.
7Fht piano; sacrifice for sl65 Immediately i
GrauG pisoe
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHI0 RAILROAn

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD H9l Z
- TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEM YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK
80 a. Diner Pullman Psrlor
eco a. ID. Observation PsTiOT. ffre-hour train.
$3.50 A. Diner and Pullman PaT30r Car.
20 A. m. Diner ana p1sITssn Paricr Car.
= % o n Diner and Pullman PsrlOr Car
900 = n. -kCysl Limited. All Pullman. 5hOuf
ii-9a p. m Coaches 20 PHILADELPHIA.
$50 n. Diner ard Pullman pagloT.
go :. ~. Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
'iI.l5 night SleeFers 10 New York.
'2S5s a. n. Slcepers 70 Philadelphia New YORK
ATLANTIC CITY. Eae. -91o fl90 a. H.. 100