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The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
LINCOLN HAS LABOR LEADER
President Gompers, of American
Federation, Lauds His Memory.
Meeting Held by Central Labor Union
Addressed by Statesmen and
Thinkers.

N honor Of the 100th anniversary OF
the birth Of Abraham Lincoln, the Cen
trail Labor Union OF this city met al Odd
Fellows Hall last night
Addresses were made by many we'll
known statesmen and several labor lead
ers. among whom were Thomas D. Mich
OILS, Madison r. Smith. William B. VII
son. John 3. Lorch, Samuel Gompers, and
Sam De Nedrey
Invocation delivered by Rev George A
Miller opened the programme, the large
audience rising in a body. and. with
bowed heads. listened 70 the prayer
Amid hearty applause, John B. Lorch,
president Of the Central Labor Union,
introduced the permanent chairman, Hon
Thomas D. Nichols. Mr. Nichols deliy-
cred a short address. in which he spoke
Of Lincoln as the greatest statesman this
country has ever known
An ovation that lasted FIVE minutes
greeted Samuel GOmpers, president Of
the American Federation, when intro
duced by the chairman. Ladies applaud
ed. while the mer rose and cheered.
The speakers opening words were: 1T
IS good 10 have lived in the time Of Lin
coin Il is good to have imbibed some
Of the principles for which he lived and
died"
Mr. Gompers spoke Of the life OF the
Enartyred President. and explained that
the labor organization OF to-day considers
Lincoln the most perfect labor leader that
ever lived
A feature Of the meeting was an ad-
dress by Miss Phoebe Couzins. the woa1-
al suffrage leader. Miss Couzins' sub
ject was 'Lincoln's mother"
In my opinion. said William 2. VIII
son. Representative from Pennsylvania.
Lincoln bore a commission from God on
high. The inspired men are few. They
come from out OF the shadows. and pass
away in the mist. We see. feel. and are
led BY them, but they are inexplicable.
They are messages from high heaven.
Unlike others. Lincoln's words were
gold"
Mr.. De Nedrey said, IN regard 70 the
labor question:
y say organized labOr's action IN chal-
lenging the abuse Of the injunction. and
give for nv authority no less z person
than President Roosevelt. is for the com
mon good. and should receive the com
mendafion and hearty support OF every
true American citizen"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13

HEALTH MOVEMENT.
VIATI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
non-suEEioal; cloth bond so0pszs book fTeA
Apply b. nal. sls Colorado Building Frae lccrurs
for vonen Tlescay az D Il aisd
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
BERRY & MINOR. soiieItors.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding az Ecuity Court AEua
BESSIE Hopkins. complainant. vs- James Duer e al.
tion--The object = this suit is 20 establish cc-
plsinsrts title h adverse possession 70 that part
a criElral l7t Numbered eight a. IN square nu-7-
bred seTeuty-four l7fl in the cty 4 Washington
District q Columbia. beginning f1r the sane a.
The Northeast corner ~ said lot. thence uest along
the south lire Il n street = feet thence south
and at right angles 10 said x" street s. s feet
thence so-tn1esteriy at right angles % Pennsyl-
Eania arenus Ss-30 feet % the north ltne of said
rorth liae 4 Pennsylvania avenue = fees Il inches
thence ncrSeastetiy 70 right singles % said north
ne % the southwest co-ugr of original lot numbered
ten iiol IN sad square. thC1CP -aorth slonV TIE
vest lire n ssid lot Numbered ten G0l % The BE-
ginning. On mlti1n a ths complainant L i
this 7th day Il December, 1875 ordered thar ths
defendants james DucT. Harriet Robins ard
Thonas R. P Spence. Il they be living csnse their
appearance % - sutcred herein Cn - bef1-e the
fcrtieth 6sy. exclusive a sundays ard legal hoii-
days. occurring af1er the date e the f-st puhiica-
tion of this order. and thaf TIE unknown hers.
devissss and shspees q such e the sid James
DucT. Harriet Robbins. and Thomas R P. Spence
IS are dead cause their appearance 90 Be entered
herein on q before the first rre DAY occurring three
months after the date # the first publication Of
tins 9rder; otherwise this cause vii Be proceeded
With in case q default. provided c07y q this
order Be published fer three months. cuce a week
for three successive weeks for the first month
and tEice a month for the two succeeding months.
IN the Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ten herald b the court; JOB BARNARD. Jus
tic trle copg-Test: (SeaL) J. h YOUNG.
Clerk BY 7. y C. PALMER. Assistant Clerk.
des 80 % jss - fsl3$
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B--FoIloEiDE schedule hs1res pablis5ed onlJ
as information. md E0t guarantees.
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New OzIeszs.
AsheFils. Cha.ta1ooea. Memphis. g T. snS
loss p n daily. Dining cas-.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattsucoza, Meuphiz
New 0riesns. 1919 ? n daily. Dining cars.
Fer Columbia Cbarieston Augusta Aiken. SsTa1-
nsh. JscksonFiIIe and Florida 9oints so ?. n
Gzily. Dining or scrTice.
Tourist cars Tor Cslnornis .riEsskly SO D N
Loczi Tor Har-isonSErg. 20 a n. daily; s-5 p
Esek days: for DanTiIls. 10 a n dzily. md fox
ChzrictfesTillc 80 q n and So ? II daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Hlgsnout.
l. s. BROWN. GeneTzI Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

N TIE JUSTICES COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia. SubdistTict No. g Frederick {.
Brooks. piaintiE William J. Kezrus. defendant
No IsilL-The ohiect * this suit Is 70 recover the
sSn of sKty-fFe and ssI90 gS59s dollars for meals
drug, hauiins. Sc, furnished aud 20 haFs 5udE-
ment q condeEnrat1ou # certain property % ui1.
one race horse called Ottoman" beioug % the de-
fsndaut levied on under an ATTACHMENT issue6 IL
this s1it ~ satisfy the plaintiffs claim. IL IS
therefore TINS 9Th DAY or DECEMBER Isos
CT motion of James r. Archer r. attorney for rIsn-
~. ordered that the defendant supesr n fhis court
on or before the fCTtieth day exclusive of sundays
and legal holidays. after the daT of the first puhi-
eaton herecf fe defend this ssit and show cause
viy said condemnation should rot be had, other-
wise the sIit VIII be proceeded with a. in case n
default b the c1uTt- THOMAS H CALLAN
Justice. 6i9 + 81. nv True oory-Tess. TH0S- a
CALLAN fe3DE
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY.

CSnEDDLE n EtEkpI JANUAE1 L. LSN
Leave Washington New Union Station
so a. u--Daily-Ail points cn NoTfoik and Wes--
an; also knoxTille. Chs,tzDoogz. and Memphis
h-0 D n - Daily - Roanoke Bristol. Winst01-
salcn. Knoxville Chzftzuooz1 Nashville Memphis.
Aew Orleans. Through Sesper. Dis}ns czrs
For SoTfolk-LssTe Washington. 40 a. n daily.
lbs a. n. daily texcs1t Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
In Z. n ard SO D m
5Ss ?. n.-Daily-BeuyEiIie. Lurzy. shens1dosh-
Trains from the Southwest sriFs s-5s g. H. and
NSo ? n
Al information Fourteenth street ara Nez YORK
sTsupe tB5nd BuildinEl.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
Household Goods
Stored in the Following Names
VIII Be
SOLD FOR CHARGES
Feb. IL, at z p. NJ.

Mr and Mrs. /. =. Ga1noRs Pauf j.
Smith, Mrs. =. Hutcains, William Fra
xier. MT. Hamilton Foley, MT. John
Beach. and Mrs. T.. y Blucford.
Included in the lot are sideboards.
hall racks. refrigerators. mirrors. ele-
CANT black walnut sets. folding beds. Ia
bies, chairs. china, rugs, parlor furniture,
magnificent extension front brougham
with rubber tires. Wayne 2O-h- p auto
mobile in first-clasS condition. phaeton
buggy with rubber tires. upright and
square pianos. new and secondhand
books and bookcases. Everything used
in housekeeping.
Each article viii be sold separately
10 the highest bidder. No reservations.
This is rare opportunity 10 secure
Modern and antique household goods
al a bargain.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
l42e u st IN. w.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

kOfE-Pu6.ishee suly information. s3s not
guarsrfeed
$50 Z. NC 4 q. LIMITED. DSfly-Fszt res-
uhued srzin- pulizazu sieersrs 20 LexinEcn- LO1is
ziiie, Cincinnati Indianapolis, ChiCaE1. and 81
louis Counection fo1 Virginia Hct Springs. Pull
nan car Louisville 70 Memphis ard New Orleans.
Dining czrs. q IA carte service
ud0 p. NJ. r. y LIMITED. Dsfiy-Soii5
Eestibuie trzin. Pullrsn sleepcrs 20 CtnCi1f1tl
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 20 Virginia Hot STE1ns week daFS Dining cars.
q = carte service Pullman sieeps-s Cinclruau g
Cheap ard 81 Louis md Louisville 70 Aez1p1is.
Nashville and New OriearS
Chesapeake ard chic Osnces 81 Perrs5iV1nis
fre1ue; IT9 street and New Union S.stion- Tel
eph0ze Nam 1855 o. Zs fcr tckets. saZg2Es casks
reservations s7d TzrSrab
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
FARMS.
YOU CAN START RIGHT N HERE AM
ltAEE nlnNEN ER0M TIE NEnRn .cn

YOU CAN START RIGHT ~ HERE AND
MAKE MONEY FROM THE WORD GO
Iss acres ssod land, scrily rolling LAYS beautiful
ly, g acres excellent tn,bor fenced with uire into
fFe fields. plenty CT pare water in each: nine-ro0m
hUlsc ham EaEUn siled ETuuary Chicken-house
tooi house frlit fer family us=. shade. 81 miles
from station IN Virginia . rilcs from WaShington-
This farm was held az one time n s. 20 but it car
he sold now. TO close estate. fer SO SOULE
REALTY CO.. rs NeE Yors ave. feI3l5.6
VIRGINIA FARMS. 500 $3.50 sea. s. l90. Si3l0:
healthy section OWNER. N0tteWay. va. feI3a
FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE. VALUABLE
farm 10 acres of fertile cleared lard situated on
p 4 q. r. r. AZ College Station. fzies from
he rev Union Station; also upon the lire # The
Cts and suhurhan Electric Railesy and rev Borls-
yard % Baltimore. ideal fer subdivision sgric1l-
silral or dsiry farm: has q haH nile frontage On
raIlrcad. with good siding large barn. and fam
house WoTsa $50 Der acre. bit It viii b. sold to
N immediate purchaser for $50 per acre Ell also
sell IN several tracts EDWIN A. NEWMAN. sS5
sth s. nv 'Phons ColEnhia ms fsl2St
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
CAROLINA HONORS LINCOLN.
State Senate AdjOurns to Observe
His Birthday.
aCial to The Wasai1Eioa HeraId-

c7eClal q The NaSli1Eto1 HeTald-
Raleigh. y c. Feb I2-The North
Carolina senate to-day adjourned n
honor OF the memory OF Lincoln. on ac-
count Of the anniversary Of his birth.
There were no eulogistic speeches. =
simple motion being made that when the
senate adjourns il do so 'in honor OF
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln Ad-
jouTnment was not taken until the legis-
lative work Of the day was completed. az
30 o'clock The house. by oversight
OF otherwise, failed TO take similar action.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
Judge Fis.water WIN Re.,ru

Oakland. Nd. Feb I2-Chief judge
John l. Fitzwater, Of the Orphans Court
Of Garrett County. VIII resign on account
of nl-nsalth he was elected less tbsn
two ycars sgo. ard was designated hv
Gov. Crotlsers as chief judge. He u SUI
fering from facial cS1esE.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
N0NMFnIrAL HEALING.

N0NMEDlrAJ HEALING.
Restoring the circnlation oE the Blood four meth
Cd cures L0CDN0TOR ATAXTA RHEUMA-
TISM. BRIGHTS DISEASE. PARALYSIS and
those ailments Of the SPINE NERVES and d.
GESTITE ORGANS that make LIFE 8lIsERA-
BE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE II YOU are
interested YOU should know Information aud cor
sultstion free. PROF H y D. PARKER nZ
Ninth 81 NV. Hours. . to $; Sundays. 70 to l.
LADY Assistant. Phone ~ glZ fe&tf
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
COOPER JURY COMPLETED
Twelfth Man Selected by Members
Not Yet sworn In.

Nashville. Tenn, Feb. 1Z-wHiiam
Hows, farmer, was selected as the twelfth
juror IN the CoopeF-Sharp trial
Attorney General McCarn objected to
the jury being sworn until he had time
70 submit evidence to the court that
might excuse two men now on the jury.
The request was granted by the court.
and all talesmen summoned. but not
called. were requested to be IN court to-
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
TWO STEAMERS LIBELED.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va, Feb 12-The Old Dorin-
ION steamship Hamilton, which came near
going down in Hampton Roads in a COLI
iision with a car feat Of the New York.
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad two
weeks ago. VAS libeled for $1,000 IN the
United States Court here to-day FOR
damages sustained BY the barge. Tho
steamer Monroe. also Of the Old Domin-
ion Line. was libeled for $500 on account
Of collision with a New York. Philadel-
phia and Norfolk Railway barge last
November
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
Bristol Daughters win Act on Essay,

BFistOi HaughterS VIII Act on Essay,
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Bristol. Va, Feb. I2--The local chapter
Daughters Of the COnfederacy at its neat
ing next week viii adopt resolutions in
connection with the awarding Of the prize
offered BY the daughters for the best
essay on Gen lee Mrs John II Preston
a member Of the local chapter. has inst
contributed story to a local paper in
the nature Of a comment on the matter
seeking 10 refute the statement by Miss
Minnesota" that the South was ''denselv
ignorant and intellectually dead" befors
the war
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
CASES-STORE FIXTURES

f. X GANTER
Manufacturer q
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK,
JEWELERS. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH. go PA AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN s7a tzI2s4
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

WE FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT,
practically trained chsufsuFs upon request AU-
f0NOBILE COLLEGE. q Washirzton The
Place 70 Lean" I3 18th 81 Nv 'Phons y. so5a
;sS-e0s
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
NJ sss7L stafford IS. Bis c-1umissf0n G7lered
~ Issue AttuTueys. ". j. Lzube7t-J. J. Dzr-
linE-1n.
Assignments for MONDAY. February =. zee.
SO ES Andersen a6suinistrstrix IS. Smith.
Att--neys. L J. Msthsr AID Z y H0peEsIl-MsG-
dcx & GatlCy-
No ls-W sshinS-on Livery and sale Stable -
Hindie q a. Attorneys. n J. CoIbsrt-Archsr &
smith
Nc. ~ Brown Is Seifudge- Attorneys. Lambert
& Tcztmsu-t;0rdon & Gordon-
No. ~ Baker rs. Warner. Attorneys, z z
Daris and 2 ]. HoEan-I. ] nsrlinstnn.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
RAILRoADs.
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.

4EA+ r NV ANtOH FIAl@ONs
ROYAL BLUE LINE
~EFERYOTHER HOUR on THE ODD HDuR"
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, ID STREET. NV fOhk-
q 50 e. N Diner. Pullman Psrior.
If1f a. N Observation ParioT. FlEe-hour tain
g a NJ giner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
W % a N DlneT ard P1liaan PaTior CzE-
n. RSyai Limited. All Pullman S-nosR.
lao D A. Coaches % Philadelphia.
- p n Diner and Pullman PaTi0-
49, , n, Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
zsl9 night SleepeTs 10 New YORK.
80 e n sleepsFs 70 Philadelphia & Ns~ 1o-k
., =, LANIlO CfI1. rae. sao. fuAo a H. Nv
TO BALTIMORE.
EFERf HOUR on The HOUR
-, WEI days 91e q. m. 70 l59 ? ~ -
- I5S8. $50. T1e - fs5e. $50 SD
SO 1850. 100 a. n. sl2Eo noon fl255. 7 O.
!l:,S go 80, rn. po. Ji9o, = IS 'Sao I55s
.Siss ls59 80, 100. ls9a SO 'lsae 'is-s
WESTWARD.
S6lCAGO. = q -sea D. N
.sSldaClNNAEi ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
s;sy isy-s.e a. n, = - p N, 'n,lo night. 49,,
;i ASbUkGs $40 .. Il, =, I'D ? 4. LIZ
CLEVELAND. -s.S d n
COLUMBUS, $50 D n
aMhEELlNGs .9:le a n. $50 . n
MiSIhESTER. f9l0 g. n. tSS. $50 2 n
~. BED Ek4Ck, TsA. fssl9 s9:i5 a. n. 80. I4aS
HASERsTowN. fsao a. n. Baa
s,.a, ,AaSNAFolts F %. fsSo. flZas nooa fs1a Sa
DAILY, tExcrrt Sunday gsuu6ay only.
1ELEpAONES at al the following Ticket o.
neSs' l4lf 9 s. Nv. Main 1881; SIS PeHnsJlT lTanls
sse;. NAN q. New Union Station. Ticket Onics.
AAin 1877 Information Bureau. Main 80.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
PHOTOGRAPHY.

BROMIDE ENLARGING. Blue AND BLACK
from patent prints; drawings a3d lantern slides.
commercial photographic.
H. A. FARNHA3I. s5s s. nz.
s1-f-o0r n
The Washington herald., 1909-02-13
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Plans Shaping for Home
coming-week's Events.
ODD FELLOWS VISIT BAZAAR
white Tramp Breaks Into,
Police Captains Home, hut Steals
Only FOod-LincoIn Day Observed
by Citizens Memorial Association.
Wedding Anniversary Held.

Alexandria News Agsucy. s0z King STREET, Alsz-
Endria. Va. authorized agents and czEies foE
The Washington Herald Ths Herald VIII b o.
hsered daily ard Sunday to any address II Alex
End-ia for 80 esnts no1ta.
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INAUGURAL SEATS.

CHOICE RESERVED SEATS. INSIDE. AT
window. q 0H halCCly; SPECIAL rates 10 par1ieS-
SO Pa ave. Nv. fe7lot
SEATS FOR SALE FOR TIE INAUGURAL
parade at & and Pa are. nv; $50 TO $50 m
formation 81 2 81 nE. Phc1s NJ 7ol2 fsSSE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
UMBLELLAS RECOVERED.
CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING

LADIES' SUITS AND ROBES. LACEs AND
laSe curtains gents suits and cTeTcoats: soFss; no
shrinkaga All work finest & the fae. NINE.
REBA COOKE. u20 9Th. Phi y $50
deio-tth.s.sst
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Friday February II, 1909
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from DAY % dzJ
Equity Court No. =

Equity Court No. =
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
BeTT-man - Bergman; sbsoluts divorce E-znted
Atto-ne-s. G. K TuTDg-P z Lesh.
In - luascy q Clifford c. Kelsey; reference 20
suiitcr
Simmons ys. Simn1ns; rule 20 show czuse, At
toueys A. H. Besl and D. y. HuStgl-T. 4
White.
Hone Pure Food Company Is NaJouSl Manu-
fscturins Company; order for seoHIty for ocsts
Attorneys. V. c Anh-ose-F. .. BlzcSisto1s ard
2 r Railsv.
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.

We REPAIR FURNITURE. UPHOLsTERING
make MATTRESSES DO cabinet work- Phone NJ ~.
KoRESHAN UNITY. Cooperative, 1913 Pa ave ~.
no7 m - Saeot
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Circuit ~OGrt No. !
IrsTIcE sTAFFoRD.

Assignments for Mond2r. February =. 1873
W. $3.50. Edwardins :. Warren =. William F.
Coburn e. a.. note and scc0unt. SIS Attons7s
Archer & Smith
Nc 1la. HoilitzUzh e a. Is. Williams AttCr-
ueys. Il. 3. Hoglton-R. 2. Behreuis-
Nc. I55- Kinsoiving Keruan e al Attoneys-
Ticker & Ecuyca and E. s BsieT-Hsnilton. Gel
bert Tcrkes & Hamilton
No. 81 Parish et al =. Whitney Attorneys
Crandsl Mackey-T. c, Handy and =. s Matthews
10. isa HelwiE & AyTes Ys. Deitz- Attorneys.
Dan. feyssr & TayIo--Iseeu Loh-ine-.
No. f1 orriscn IS. Washington Railway and
Electric Eon7any- Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatnsn
u J. DARLINGTON
No. IL sane IS. Same- AttCT1eys Same-
Nos u and ia Unison vs.. Tbomusoo-StarTett
Company Attorneys. GittirEs x ChzmbeTiaiu-
Dunlop & sviHge.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; SPECIAL
Eeekly sstes; theatrical people welcome. = sth
r. M feiS-at
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR OyERSTOCK OF
wall paper AZ a very lfw sacrifice Cal and see
our stock sign painting. show cards, and giIdius.
T. g. NOLTE. OF 18th st. nv isseod-d
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BENslNGsRo HORSE HALAAR.
Direct and commission dealers il h0rscs Epd
mules soS5G-N 6th s. nv. Auctio1 Moudays
and Weduesdays. PriVste seles daily. jslSa
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

GOOD COOK WANTS PLACE WITH PRIVATE
family; stay night, with boy five years old. 95
Lth s. NV felsss
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-HANDsOsIE SMALL BROUGHAlI;
10 excellent condition: original price $50: VII
eli for SO. also ane carriage horse and harness
fel0-tfws
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
Eith care: packing and Shipping 4 su-eialty
KRIEG EXPRESS, III 81. nv Theme Man
3ie nol5-ifdszs
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
a. s5 New York ave. large padded vans. s load;
EhoEse saE11. $ lad. uhI7-eod II
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al O 81 NW.-EXCELLENP INAUGURAL
RccommodztionS and board. moderate prices
fr4,s1r
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10 BALTTsfORE.
WESTWARD

S6lCAGO. q -S8 D. N
.,SdAClNNAFi 81. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
~ 49, q. n n : 15 p N. sI2:lo night -
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MOVING AND STORING.
FIREPRooF STORAGE.

Separate locked rocms. $40 pe- month up
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
jaT-tf 9pR2 81 Nv
Why PAY MORE7 WE STORE FOR &c A
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. sls-sD-
~ 10Th 81 ~. 'Fhuue Main fSs- ssI3-&5t
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LAUNDRY.

METROPOLITAN HAND LAUNDRY
SO 9Th ST. Nv Prone n 7sT. Drop postal
CoilaB. 1cs shirts. plain. l0c; with cuHs ard
p.ested. &c: called for and delivered izzsE