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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
CITY COUNCIL DOES THINGS


AT a meeting of the council Mon day
night, the contemplated legislation
relative to licensing near keer resorts
was carried through, and license of
800 per year imposed upon each
place, two doing business in Athena.
1t was also stipulated that proprietors
remove all screens and blinds from
their places of business.
The mayor was authorized by the
council to contract with the dray COM
pany for street sprinkling during the
summer months. for the same rates
as those prevailing last year.
The ordinance committee was in-
structed to investigate the proposition
to draw an ordinance prohibiting trav-
cling grocers from soliciting trade
within the city limits without H.
cense, thus protecting resident grocers.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
FIRST TERMOF FEDERAL COURT
Convened in Pendleton Tuesday, Call
ed to Order by u. S. Marshal.

Pendleton's first term of federal
court was convened in that city
Tuesday morning though the judge to
sit on the bench is yet to be appointed.
The court was called to order by Unit
ed States Marshal Read. who came up
from Portland for the purpose, aud
who read the proclamation creating
the term of court for Pendleton. He
then adjourned court until June, by
which time it is expected the judge
will have been appointed
George Fl. Marsh, clerk of the. court,
was also up from Portland to make a
record of its oonvening and adjourn
ment. II the judge is not appointed
by this time the court is scheduled to
continue its sessions. the same officers
will meet there again and will again
postpone the session.
AS the bill which provided for ses-
sions of the federal court in Pendletor
in April of each year and at Medfprt
in October OF each year, and provided
for judge to sit at those places ant
times, did not create separate dis
triot. the officers of the Portland oour
will be the officers of the Pendletor
and Medford courts. It is probable
however, according to Mr.. Read thai
deputy clerk will be appointed ant
that this man will be resident o.
Pendleton. A deputy United Statel
marshal will also probably attend
the sessions there.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
WA|TsBuRG "DRYs' WIN OUT
Fight In MONDAYS Election Centers
On COuncilmen.

Victory resulted for the "dry" fac
tion in the Waitsburg city election
held Monday The fight centered in
the election of oouncilmen. Five
councilmen we're elected, among them
e. M. Denton. former resident Of
Weston.
r. M. Breeze was reelected mayor,
receiving 179 votes. w. q. Shuhan
was reelected treasurer. The vote on
the question of whether the town shall
have saloons resulted 144 to ~ in
favor of the "drys."
The election was marked by dem
onstration at the polls during the af-
ternoon by parade participated in
by women. children and men. who
stood in front of the voting places and
sang hymns and urged the voters to
vote "dry."
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
CALEDON|AN PICNIC
Meeting Held Saturday Night and
Plans Laid for Annual Event
In Athena.

That Athena will have her annual
picnic is fully assured, as preliminary
steps have been taken and arrange
ments made. y
(.At meeting of the Caledonian
society held in this city Saturday
night, committees were appointed jas
follows:
Finance committee. J. E. Froome.
James Henderson; program. Ed Potts;
grounds, John Bell; Sports, Hugh
McLean; sub committee on home tai
ent program, DR.. J. d. Plamondon,
James Henderson and H. A. Barrett.
Secretary Fl. A. Barratt is in CORES
pondence with Portland talent. and
expects to secure a number of new
performers for the coming picnic,
among them some Danny SCOTS who
have recently arrived at Condor,
Gillian county, from bonny Scotland.
The committee expects to secure the
services of jolly Jock Coleman, of
Portland the best of his class ever
having appeared here. and second only
to Harry Lauder himself.
There will be some unique changes
in the program for the coming picnic.
from former entertainments which
have been given during these reunions.
and the resourceful gentlemen having
it in charge will all see that the time
does not drag for any visitor.
The committee on finance has al
ready canvassed part of the town; and
as is usual, the business men have Ies-
ponded literally. and the two days Of
pleasure are fully assured. The date
has not yet been decided on. but Presi-
dent McEwen has called meeting for
April II, when final arrangements
will be made. the date set and pro-
gram formulated. when full particu-
lars will appear in the Press. 1t will
either be week before. or week lat
er than the Pioneer picnic at Weston.
which occurs on the 28 and 80 Of May.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
PIONEER PICNIC LAST OF MAY
Weston Decides to Hold 14th Annual
on May 28 and 2o.

At meeting of Weston citizens held
Saturday evening, it was decided to
hold the 14th annual reunion of the
Oregon Pioneers Association of Una
tilla county on Friday and Saturday.
May 90 and 80. Weston will make
elaborate preparations to entertain
the pioneers and their friends on this
occasion.
This week President S. A. Barnes
will announce his appointment of the
committees. J. D. Lee of Portland,
president of the State Association of
Pioneers. has been invited to give the
memorial address,
at the meeting Saturday night the
vacancy in the ass ooiat1on officers
caused by the resignation of J. M.
Hicks as secretary. was filled by the
appointment of J. M. O'Harra.
The selection Of the above date will
make two events of interest to occur at
Weston within a week. as the fnal
annual commencement of the East
ern Oregon State Normal school has
Teen set for May % to %.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09

P. Dodd, says the Tribune. and tina.
he has worked untiringly and uusel
fishly for success of the project.
Most Of the stores closed part of the
day and every property owner entered
fully into the occasion. The city
water department had water running
in the bitches through the streets and
alleys. and Water Superintendent
Crandall was on hand to see that moth.
ing went wrong. City Engineer War
rem had set tree line stakes on all the
streets and all trees set out were lined
truly to these stakes. The planting
did not consume the entire day and
when the property owner had COM
pieted setting out his trees he return
ed to his regular routine work.
The day finished with a program of
speeches and music at the First Bap-
tist Church and dance at the hall of
the Hermiston Mercantile Company.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09

Main street from the corner of the
grocery department of the Mosgrove
Mercantile Co. IS store, to the east
line of the G. A. Barrett & Go. g hard
ware store. aud embraces property
owned by these two firms and David
Taylor and VIM. Mcbride. Other
firms doing business in the buildings
are Dell Bios, grooers. DR.. j. d. Pla-
mondon, druggist, and T. M. Tag
CART & Co., grocers. The work is to
commence very soon, negotiations now
pending with gentlemen from Walla
Walla to lay the cement.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
Little Child Crushed.

The little son of Kyle Mcdaniel of
Vincent is in very bad way. the re.
suit of being run over by the front
wheels of hay wagon laoded with
hay. The hired man had sent him to
the house and supposed that he had
gone and started up his team, with
the result above mentioned. The
lads limbs were paralyzed and when
be tried to walk his leg gave way be-
meath him, it having been cracked
and broke. He is now under the
Doctors care.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
TREE DAY At HERMISTON
Forty Thousand Shade Trees Set Out
The Occasion Gala Event.

Tuesday was tree planting day at
Hermiston. The day opened warm
and sunshiny. A load of 10000 trees
arrived Saturday and we're Immediate
ly unloaded and scattered among the
property owners who wished to join
in the planting. Trees of every kind
and description were received. but.
per haps, the poplar and locust varie-
ties we're the most transplanted.
1t is only fair to say that the tree
planting day originated with MIR. z.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
Burial of Miss Picard.

The body of Miss Ida Picard, daugh-
ter of George Picard. resident of
the Umatilla reservation. arrived in
Adams Tuesday morning from Chem
ava, where the deceased has been
student al the Indian school. The
remains we've taken to the reservation
and inferred in the Indian cemetery.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
Wants Home For Children.

The assistance of Judge Gilliland
and the juvenile court has been called
upon by Mrs. Alice Ryan of Milton,
who has four children she cannot take
care of and desires to have committed
to the Boys and Girls Aid Society of
Portland, The petition is signed by
number of citizens and 1t is probable
the children will be received.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
BIG Price for Land.

A deed was recorded in the Office of
F. w. Hendley Tuesday in which it is
shown the sum of $16, 500 was paid for
So acres of land below Freewater.
The sale was made by Mrs. Lucinda
McMinn to J. L. Sharpstein. B. E.
.Sharpstein and John Smails. The
place is on the car line and has long
been known by the McMinn dryer es-
tablished there.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09

VIM. Mosgrove's store at Waits5urg
was destroyed by fire last night. No
particulars have been received, bat 1t
is reported that the fire started in the
Thomas restaurant.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
Eight Days From Chicago.

g. A. Barrett 81 Go. have received
from Chicago what is considered the
quickest freight shipment made to this
roint. A carload of cutting maohin-
cry via .. r. 81 N. arrived In eight
days.
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Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that all rub
bish must be removed at onos from
premises and alleys within the corpor-
ate limits of the city of Athena. This
notice 10 given by order of the mayor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
New Cement Walks.

By mutual agreement among prop
erty owners. on Main street. Athena
is to have 150 feet of new cement side
walk. This includes the south side OF
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-04-09
A Bargain.

For sale or rent. GAO acres In Whit
man county, Washington. A bargain.
Investigate at once.
Richards & Kershaw.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
FREE COAL.
A West side Hill that Helps tbs
NeighbOrhOOd's Poor Families.

A West side Hill that Helps ths
NeighbOrhOOdiS Poor Families.
From the New Yo-k Sun
At the foot Of West Ninety-Sixth street
are a number Of coal pockets where
thousands OF tons OF coal are stored All
day long endless strings OF wagons carry
the coal from the pockets TO the yards all
over the city.
From the river front up 70 Amsterdam
avenue. a distance Of three blocks. there
is q very steep incline. one Of the steepest
IN the city. Each coal firm has extra
teams OF horses standing at the foot os
the incline. ready 10 be hitched 70 assist
the other horses up the hill
When the trucks are being dragged u
the incline. the wagon Is thrown back 10
such an angle that the coal begins 70
roll and shift and gradually works It's
way back until BY the time the truck
reaches the top OF the incline a good deal
has fallen from the wagon into the street
From a hundred wagons or more tia
overflow is considerable
There are some very poor families a.
that section Of the West Side and most cf
them take advantage OF the opportunity
70 gather up free coal. About noon tine
after a number Of wagons have passed
over the ground groups Of these poor peo-
pie come around supplied with all kinds
Of pots and pals to gather I'D the stray
coal
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B.-Foll0siug schedzle fE1res pibHShed oulJ
a. fnfCuzation. and are DOT Euaznteed:
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Noble. New Ortezrs
AsieTile. Cbsttznooz. Memphis. 3 q Y. and
loss5 ?. II daily Dini1g zrS
Fer Rosnoks. k-ozvills Chztts1oozz- We-phis,
New Crlsaas. lo-o ?. r. daily DininE czrs
Fer Cclunbia. Charlestor. AuE-sa. Aiker Sam
nsh JacEsorTiIle and Florida poiuts 40 D n
daily Dining car service
Tourist cz-s for Cslfo-uis tTf-Eeekly. go y u
Loeal feT Har-isozbzrz 80 8. u. daily. As p y.
week csyss fo- DzzTiie. 80 e Il 6zay, and tez
Charlottesville - A. Il and - ? n dZly.
Frequent t-sins 20 ard frum Blue-cuL
L 8 BROWN. Gszsrzi AEent
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunb!a, holdiaS Probats C0rz1. No. isSs7. Ad-
uiuistr1con-Ihis Is 70 giTs Dctice that the s1b-
sZiber. q the District q Columbia. has Obtained
frun The Probate Court q the District q Columbia
letters q administration on the estate q Sidney
Rsndle llte q the District q 'Coiunbis decezsea
All peTso1s having claims against The deoczSed are
hereby WsTned % exhibit the sane With tbs rorch-
srs thereof legally authenfizted % the suh~-ibr-
CO or before IRE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY
A D 1910. ctherEise they nav b laT Be srcfudei
from AL benefit o. aid estate C.iren ssnssr- ~
hand this 24th cay o. Fehguzry. I5a. FREDERICK
A FENNING. Century Building. Attess: fSesll
JAMES TANNER. Register q wis fo- tie Dis
trict of Columbia. Cerk Of the Probate Court
COLDREN & FENSING. Att0nsyx mhlEIs
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NON-MEpICAL HEALING.

THE NEW WAY-PROF. PARKER'S ENFORCED
circulation Of the blood cures locomotoT ataxia,
rheumatism. Brghts disease. paralysis and kindred
ailments without drugs OF surgical procedure
Desperate cases solicited. Pref. H. n. D. PARKER,
w Ninth street NV. Hours: 10 TO s: Sunday. 10
70 Phone a. Sll2. Particulars back cover city
directory. rah3-tf
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
non-surgical: cloth bound. so-pAgs book fTeA
Apply b mail. SIC Col0rado Budirs. Fres lecture
for women Tuesday at .. n AlG9
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED uARTZ MOUNrAIN
CANARIEs ard breeding cage. WITH 6xtursA. los
C: these birds should hatch you at least . brds In
one season. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. " La
- Nv
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LOST AND FOUND.

BOST-ON MARCH l. PLAIN GOLD BRACE
let with sapphire setting. either On Department
of Justice stand or White Lot. Reward If re-
TUNED to Apt. q. The Savoy mhlf2t
L0ST-ONE SO BILL. ONE s. BILL. AND FOUR
i've 81 bills Good reward II returned 10 VI.
HOLZBEIERBEIN 1919 7th nv. mhl53t
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

S@@A1&44 1@@4A1 y O1A4E AAAA W u :.
AOTE-Pu51shed oCly a. Information and not
E1sranteed
400 P No. & O. LIMITED. Daly-FaSt Tes-
ubulsd train Pullman seepss % Lexington. L0us-
vile GnGnnan IndiarapoIis Chizgo. scd S.
LENS C0unscion for virginia Hot spCngA Pull
nan C1T LOuigTihg 20 Memphis and New 0TleLnG.
Dining czE. a lE carte scrTics-
u.o ?. NJ. p Y LIMITED. Dsi--Solid
Eestihule trzio. Pullman sleeps % Cincinnati
Lexington. ard louisville. CoGp1r1-ne-t sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dtnips csrs.
"A carte ssrv.ee. Pallasa sleepers CinzEzst .
Chieaso and St Louis. sad Lo=isvlle % MenPhis.
Nashville. and New Orleans
CheSpesks an Ohio O6css. So PennsylT1nia
tverue: isSs street. and New Un1on Stztio1- Tel
sphoue Main los Zs for Eczets. baggage checks.
ressrTlticrs and Tariczb.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

eChEDULE II EFFECT January II I8e
Leave Washington NeW Uni1n Station.
30 a. m--D1iiy-Au points On N0rfCIk and West-
en- also knuTiic Cha1fEnOCgz- and NCInuIis
lad9 .. n D1ily-RCancks BriS-oI. WinEtU-
Salem. Knoxville. Chzttz1oogZ- Nashville. Memphis.
NeT Orleans ThrCugb eieeper. Dining csrz
Fer Norfolk-IeaTe Washington. l.8 a. n daily
Esi5 a. n daily tcIcspt Suudsyi- Arrive N0r10iE
u1D g n and SD . n
80 ?. D-DaAy-Berryr-lle. LrrSy- shscasdoeh.
Tssins from The SoutAEess arrive So - snd
DS3 2 n
Al information Fourteenth Ftrret and New Yok
ETenue Bond Buildfngl.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONFINED MARBLE AND
limestone WOTk OfaCe Of building for National
Museum. LlhTGry Of Congress Washington. D. -
March G. lscs-Sesled proposals for furnishing. de-
liEerlug. and setting IN place complete the mar
BE wall bass. plinths foor ting, &c. and the
limestone screens for the south pavilion a the
new building for the National Museum. in this
CITY. will BE- received az this otice until > O'Clock
D. m. on TUESDAY. the I'd day Of March, 800
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter Spec-
hc1UOns. ceneral Instructions and conditions. and
other information furnished on application 10 this
Construction mh6S 913l5l6
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MANICURING & HAIRDRESSTNG

HAIR POWDER. q new creaE for the compiler
fcn; also shampooing and haircrezang specially.
Htss Csdnan. TD Ilth q. M 'Ph0ns n. o.. b
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. ID. C.. March
10. lS9.-Sssled proposals. wiz he received az this
ONCE until ? O'Clock p n, MARCH l.. Do9, for
furnishing the District Government during the TO
naming portion q the current fiscal year with $50
more Of less. barrels q Portland cement. SpeciA-
cations. blank forms Of prOpusal and al Necessary
information may be obtained so The ofice q The
Property Clerk. ID. c.. DiSt1c Building HENRY
3. r MCFARLAND HENRY l. WEST
SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners. d. G..
mill B5l6E
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-ONE LARGE WORK HORSE. one
fine driving horse one large mare. suitable for
farm. weight 1900. STABLE 9Th and o stS NV
mhl43t
FOR GOOD SERVICE. CALL REAR So PA.
ave to board or hire your horse. Everything
in general livery business a. reduced rates. l. L
PITSNOGLE- Phone NJ g. fsE-Wt
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS or TIE
Disfrice q Columbia Washington D. G. March
y ICp-NOfice j. hereby gwen thar in aCC17dEnCe
wth the PROVISIONS Of Public Act No 20. approved
Fe5--,arv 3 100 enfItled An RcI 70 authorize
certain changes IN the permlnent system q high
uavs DistIicr Of Columbia the CO-1uisSiOues O.
the District q Columbia win give public hesring
in the board r00m ~ the said Commissio1srs.
MARCH g. 100 az I8.so O'Clock a. n. 70 al pzr-
ties interested OF owning land within and s'1r-
rounding the TERRITORY embraced bv Miehigza ave
me North Caps-ol street Evsrts street and Gisn-
wood Ce-nstery- A proposed pan for changing the
lire oF Franklin street and me opening of tiiraTd
strest within the above limits VII - GisrlEyed and
tie Commissioners WI consider aav Suggestions o.
protests concerning the p~cposed change and loea-
tiun % any highway or portions a HIGHWAYS as
shown on above mentioned plan II r. F. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY T. WEST. SPENCER COS
BY Commissioners District az Columbia
mhIsI5.IsI-.Isle 02SAS&E
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GENERAL REPAIRING

houses, cellars, kitchens fences shops &c apd
make speciality Of eolcring. caleimning whtewash-
ing. plasterig and general jobbing machine or hand
work; al Jobs guaranteed. NATHAN BELL & co
Sos 10Th ST. ne. Phone Lincoln sl3 nhIOgr
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunhia holding q PROBATE Court No I54u. Al
miniSrraron--This j. % give notice that TIE sub
scrber. q the District q Columbia has o11ai1e1
from the Probate Cuurt q the DIsrict q Columbia
letters testausnrary the estate o Nay Ellen
Hinton. hte q the Distr-ct q Columbia decesseS.
AL persons having claims A. Est the deceased ara
hereby Wzrned 70 ezhihi- ths sane With the rouch<
Thereof legally auihenricnfsd % TIE E1bs-ibsr
on O. before the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER. A D.
lae, osherTise thsy nay bg Az b excluded sron
This l2-h day q NARA poa. SEBASTIAN HIN
TON NV. Pnnustoc- n J. Attest: Seal
JAMES TANNER. Register o. Wills for ne DIS
triCI q Cclunbtl. C1eTk o. Ihe Probate CSurt
HOWARD BOYD. AtroDey- nhBDD
SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumnA- holding ProbGrs Court No B7s2. Ad-
sgrstun--This e 20 give notice 1Aat TIE sub
Sciher- q The DisrricI a COlmrbla hzs obtztnsd
fron rte Probate CC-rr q tia Dtstri1 q CuIunbiz
letters q administration L a o. the esc1ts q
Henry C. McCaulsy. late of the DistTict q C0lun-
hia- oecessed- Al r1sorS having Gains against chs
deceased are hereby Ear-ed % exhibit ths zEe
With TIE vouchers the-eoi legally guthe1ticztrd %
The Suhsc-1ber before the 18th DAY OF
MARCH A d 80; osherEise they zsy y l.w
be eLcluded non all belert q Satd estate GlFen
under nv hand mis- IN dsy a Narch 30 MARY
McCAULEY. - B 81. Sc Attest: gSesl) JAMES
Tanner Register q Wiils fo- the Distrir- Il
Columbia. Clerk q tie Probate Court. J. J. OAR
LlNGTON, Attoruey- nhB@2
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Co
luuabiz. holding q Probate CoUrt. No. t5s5< Ad-
Eirstrztso1.-Ihis s 70 EiTe notice that the sub
scrtbeT. q the DisTict q Columbia has obtained
t-cn Re Probste Court q the Districs q Columbia
letters q Administration % The estate q John
Bailey Mullins. lste a TIE District Of colunbsa
deceased All persons having Gains zzzi-st Ia
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit TIE ssre
With the vouchers ths7eoS. legally authenticated 70
the sGhsGfbsr on Or before the STH DAY OF
FEBRUARY A y. i2i0. othe-viss they nav by
laW be excluded tum al beneft q SID sstate
Given under my hand this Zzh DAY of Feb-is-v
IS9- CHARLES A BARNARD. ColrratSau Bril5-
ing Attest tSesl) JAMES TANNER. Rexisre-
u Wills for the District q Columbia Clerk of -
Probate Court CHAS. A BARNARD, Atso-ney.
mhLSI5
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AGENTS WANTED.

SOLICITORS To REPRESENT A LARGE NEW
jersey concern IN Washington. Chance for ad
vsncsnsnt. Address fo3. CENTURY BLDG.
Newark n J. mhl+3t
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HAIR GOODS.
E. LUTHER.
lln ~ =.

96 18th 81 NV
Europesn sud American STYLES in hair dressing.
tcientihc scalp treatment and shampooinc; marcel
waving and hair cOlOring; hsir goods, Eiss &c. 70
crdeE. uhI-Sot
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PAINTING.

HOUSE. DECORATIVE. AND SIGN PAINTING
BY thoroughly Efficient workmen. G. r. MARK
WARD. 600 G s. NV. Phone main as0.
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J. FISHER & co. (INC.)
738 18th st. NV.
FARMS.

FARMS: ANY SECTION: TIMER LANDS:
colonial homes: Southern plantations; buy near
Washington. ID. C: best markets. Call or write
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
FOR SALE.

Adjoining Chevy Chase. Nd. and within the Dis
rict- Fronting ever loo feet Connecticut ave
me: hve streets running east and west: $50 feet
elevation livery lot in the tract Is available fog
building purposes. Fourteen detsched houses and
bungalows erected or under course Of construction
since May. 1907, the date Of opening Of the suodi-
vision All city improvements. including water.
sewer. macadamized streets g-anolithie sidewalks.
shade trees, all without expense 20 purchaser
Special inducements are offered 10 those who agree
to build
Wrte. telephone OF call for piats and fun par
heciarS Autos and carriages at yOur disposal
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
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HGJ SES.
FOR RIM
a7 ~ ST NV
~ rooms bath. hot-Water beat: good for board
U9 ST NV
IL rooms; bath; hot-water heat; good condition SC 50
70 sTH ST. NV
rooms; bath central location 81 50
l34 ST. Ne.
'0th' 80
l2li 6 ST Ne.
rooms; bath in fine condition. n...........S2a 81 50
l0l3 H ST Ne
rooms; put IN good SIS 30
lZG ST. Ne.
szs NEWTON PI. NY.
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2ls 9Th ST NV
rooms: FOR oDlored. 90
SO nth ST. SW
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81 FLA. AVE Ne
A. 5 CAYwOoD. ss sTH ST. NV.
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The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
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