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Smith 6 Amberg

case Of paying your money and TAX
ing your choice"
%
II It's In the -;ocery line. we have
it.-C. II. Moore. Psone No.4.
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he Illustration IL shown a desiEn
bodice which may be OF lingerie.
satin or chiffon. the last three
made In eolors to match any
with which II is TO be worn.
trimming Is Of embroidery and
si'redeuI II the blouse 10 Of
or oauste. On a white crepe Dc
= blouse the design was effective
fefksd out with black silk en-.
SsFis' and bands Of jst,sd lace
o
|oat fan to see our big line of
''na' Goods. Presents for old
young can be selected from our
Eh-Berendes.
%
''0g Landrum. OF the Livingston
'ner Is boosting Ollie James for
''''l' OF he United States.
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PlLEsI PlL1si

1 M Indian Pile Ointment, will
ound' bleeding and Itching Piles
.s0'O' the tumors. allays itching
Il S.'y' acts as a poultice. gives in
'eAet Williams Pile Ointment
. for Piles and itching OF
',''''e parts. Sold by druggists.
''c and 81. Williams Mfg. Co.
u.s. Cleveland, Ohio.
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Remember A. s. Barkett buys
kinds OF furs.
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'''''ai irom New Orleans says
announced here that the steam
N,'slone State, viii leave Point
n San W. Va, for New Orleans
h. = cargo on January I. and that
'D, rs the remainder of the season
'na 'a q. pemere will operate the Key
N. g'4'e In the New Orleans st.
\ a ,'''r service. 1t is announced
4 'u'. the Belle of Calhoun will
,.,r ~ New Orleans December IS.
M TWO boats in the st. Louis
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HEALTH AND VITALITY.
Motifs NervIne Pills

The great nerve and brain treat
ment for men and women. produces
strength and vitality. builds up the
system and renews the normal vigor.
For sale by druggists or by NAH. 81
per box. boxes for s5.-Hickman
Drug Co. Incorporated.
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n =. nellew' who has acted as r..
~ 'ai'ier on Route 2. crutehfield.
"a ~. last five years has resigned
Ia.' "a, sold his residence 10 his
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-16

A. s. Barkett, Of West Hickman,
pays the highest market price for all
kinds Of furs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-12-16

And multitude of similar articles that must be seen
GATED you yant the good quality, the right article
enable prices, come here first.
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The living expenses of the people
have reached point of inflated val
ues that cannot last There win be
more actual distress among the poor
this winter than ever before.
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The United States gold mines pro-
duced s94.560.000 worth of the preci-
Gus metal this year. an increase of
a million and a quarter over last
year. Colorado leads with California
and Alaska second and third.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-25

The committee on finance Of the Ma.
tioual Auditorium Company announced
yesterday that additional contributions
for the erection Of a spacious auditoZiunal
in Washington were being received dany1
Nearly $1,000 vas added 70 the fund
yesterday. and the committeeman are
sangulne Of raising the necessary $780,
90 within a short time.
William Corcoran Hill. a prominent rezt
estate broker. who contributed 1890 10
the movement yesterday. spoke highly Of
the enterprise, and declared that the citis,
zeas Of the National Capital should bend
every energy 70 make the auditorium q
possibility IN the absence Of ar audi
forum. hall. OF building in Washington
where large and important events may 81
held, Mr. Hi pointed out that the pro-
posed building was practically q civi3
necessity. II the city means 10 progress
with the times
VIII Register Contributions.
An important decision was reached yes
terdsy By the committee. when It was del
cided that tire names Of the contributors
shall be permanently preserved and con4
spicuously posted IN the new buildlag.i
A tablet. possibly Of bronze. viii likely
be placed on the first floor near the en-
trance, upon which VIII be inscribed ms
names OF the contributors II this plan Is
not feasible, al arch viii be dedicated
70 the doners.
The COMMITTEES is Of the opinion that TIA
ground floor Of the proposed auditorium
may Dc used as national armory.l
where troops nay drill. and hold ma
neuvers. &c IN event OF the stars
troops visiting the National Capital they
may Be housed and cared for IN the
building
Nay Erect Movable Walls.
Another feature which has been given
much consideration IS that OF erecting
IN The building Of coIlapsabie walls, that
nay be removed and set up at convent
enee- The walls VIII be Of metal, and
whatever sized room desired can be cas-
iIy arranged This plan viii make id
possible for several events 70 be heidi
on the same floor at the same tine. and
their conduct VIII not interfere with
one another
The following contributions were an
nounced yesterday
William Corcoran Hi, s1-ooo: Miss Iss-
bel c Freeman s., GO. Mrs 3 H Buck
ingham. $1,000: F P May. a00o: Corbyl
Bros, $50; John Joy Edison. 500; George
". White. 500; Harry Normeut. S5se;I
Ward Thoron. $50; John s. Larcombe,l
$50: P D. McKenny. $500; Henry Hurt
$50: John Marshall Jones. 500; J. Whit
Heron, 500: John J. Hamilton. 500; Mag
J. Hosack, 80; John Quinn. SO.
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HELP WANTED-FKMALE
LITERARY WORK WANTED.

AUTHORS MANUSCRIPT REWRITTEN Re-
Tised and prepared for the press. Proofs read
Instruction II Composition and Elegant wrirfu-
FRANKLIN CAMPBELL. The AIto1 'pha-s
North TI5lM fegl+f
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
be received and V7shiicly oTened a. the above 81
fee al O'Clock noon SATURDAY. March g
1903 Tor cut stone work GlmcstG1ei for the super
structure Of me addition 70 TIE United s-s-ss
courthouse WashinEton d. & Plans and speciSe7-
lions nay bc had ur1l APPLICATION 70 the shove
0fsce Each bid must be aoccuspsnied oy cer-
tiled cheek or surety bond in tas sun q Eve Der
cant 81 q TIE amount q the bid Sr-sti~s II
the sun Of frs per cent 81 q the contract
T-ce wiz % required with tbe contract The TZis.
is reserTes to reject any ~ al BIDS and % valve
techuicslities ard infa-maiifies- ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent United States Capitol BHilding and
Grounds fe2-%
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AUCTION SALES.
TH0s. J. OWEN & SOY. Aucti0nee-..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
dwelling. cOmeT Of 5th Rnd Rittenhouse sta.
Manor PARK. D. c.-Ry virtue Of a certain deed Il
trust duly recorded n LibeT No slE, folio g. e
seq Of the land records q the District q Colam-
hs and at the request Of the party secured there
b.. tie undersigned trustee vii sell. at public
auction. IN fsont q the premises ca TUESDAY,
the I'd DAY Of March. A. ID. 1903. az SO o'ciock
2. n the following described land and premises
stuate IN the District Of Columbia and designated
and being lots numbered Is. Is, and y. ir square
ss = William Terrell trustees Subdivision q lard
known as and called Manor PARK. per plat
q said Subdivision on Gle and q record n the
Office Of the Surveyor q the District Of Columbia
in County Book No 2. D. Il. noE known as lot
2 sane square Terms Of sale. Cash A DEPOSIT
Of 500 VIII b required az time q sale. All con
EsyanciuE. recording. &c. az cost Of purchaser.
Terms Of ssle 90 Be complied With within fifteen
DAYS from dzy Of sale otherwise the trustee
serves the night to resell the property st the rsk
and COS, Of desauting purchaser after five Gays id
versiseraeut e such rs-ae N newspaper pub-
Hshed IN Washington. D. c WALLER A JOHN
sTON Trustee feIS-ntexS
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

OFFICE or TIL. COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Dis-rist q CoiuurS4s. Washington. D. C., Feb-s-
ar q l9oo-Qrdeeed: That Section a q Aries
\ n The Police Regulations Of the Dis1ric q c.
irunba De- and the sems = hereby snsndsc y
adding thereto next after the word -euglne-Ac.ss'
IN the fifth paragraph Designating street car sioDs
OK g STREET LINE The following. New jerry
avenue and q street northwest Massachusetts, aTe-
uUe and Fl7Sr s-reef. northwest SO1th-o0-Dd csTs
4 TIE Capital Traction COMPANY shah conc 20 a
fan stop before crossing tie intersection 4 aIassa
enusetts avenue ard Eizt strest. nerfhgest, and
vert- brand cars q said c1zapsny shah enc 70 4
fun stop ca Massachusetts, zremge bc10re crossing
F'rst street nor1hwest HENRY 2. r. NACFAR~
LAND. HENRY l. WEST, SPENCER COSBY.
Commissioners p. G.
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RfEDuH. No. z s. T. o. b.
EXCURSION.

Offering special rate round-trip tickets
every DAY this week coed 10 retzrn until March I
the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Couspany 4
taking step for tae benefit q the many Washizs-
touisus and visitors WHO desire 10 90 20 Old Poius
Comfort 70 the T. 5. feet which has A1se
arrived IN homo waters after the round -tke~p-la
cruise. The feet VII remain anchored as fcr ths
recent review fc- scme tine. and al who fsEs
advantage q the y. ard " offer VIII hare onvnr.
tunity 70 see the great spectacle the miSaty feet
ETesents as ne huge stirs sVing az anchor %
Cd Point CONTEXT Visitors VIII he permitted "a
board the battle SaiyS a. usual after the work q
cleaning and minor repairing IS completed. Norfolk
and Washington steamers leave the wharf. fo0- q
SeFenth street at s:s5 p II daily The uptown
ticket ofnce VII be found a. 7a5 Fourteenth szeA
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TABLE BOARD.

IF YOU LIVE RIGHT TO-DAY. YOU'LL PEEL
good Tomorrow.
Moral-Ezt AZ the r. & c. Lunchroom. "a FIf-
tenth 8. under The Herald. fel7-sot.tu.th.s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT OF CO
lur,bszsstsldiaz Probate Cos1rt. No 5-1 Admin
is,raticuIhis ) 20 give notice that the subscriber,
q TIE Distrc q ColzEbis. has obtained ron ne
Probate Court q fhe Distrlc1 q Columbia letters
q sdIiuistTation OF the estate q John 0Don-
noghre, late q IRE District q Columbia. decezsed
Al pe-sons having Claims against the deceased srs
hereby Earus1 % exhibit the ssze, With The vosch-
80 thereof lsssuy suthensizted- % tie szbs1sber
On CT before The I-TH DAY Or FEBRT Any
i. .. 1919. cthCTWise they nay b. law Be eTr1dcd
from al benefit q sad estate. Given uccer ny
hand this Eth DAY q FebrazTT. Iss. CLAUDE
ODONNOGHUE- 80 oh 81 ne Attst. Seal
JAMES TANNER. Register u Wills sE tie DIS
trct q Columbia. Clerk q the Prohate Cert
HOWARD BOYD. Atiorncv feIs5nh4
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". 3. Hfbhs & Co. men,
beTs Of the ChiCago Board CT Trade Hibds Build
inE. Is fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Feb. 2i.-Nheat continued rery fin and
steady to-day. The feature q the market wzs
the advance q the JAY ortion. cent bslshei II
the saTly trading Prices held val and cioss5
near the top.
Com started shade lower. b1t support was sod
and prices advanced slightly through the dsy
Oats ==cre steady and firm
Provisions opened much higher On active buvins
b packers. but IN subsequent trading lost sbosss
oue-haM Il tbs sdyzuce
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Tors. Feb SEATTLE Receipts. "a
had Steers. sza5-2s; oxen aad stsgs. aeozs-s %;
bulls 5.sos4so. COWS. 3z5ss-5e; extra COWS As
CALV Receipts. LS5l head: steady. Vszls
6.01aIc0; bz7rvzrd calves AID fed calves Ssos50a
SHIP AND LA3IBS-Receipts. $40 head
Sheep almost nominal al Aeoa5ao; drm 70 10
higher az 7eaas.H
HOGs-RscriVts. 753 had; ste7dy; top p-ics,
6S
Chicago Feb 2i--CATTLE-R Receipts. BEN bead.
Market. l0al5c higher Prime beeves 55e7-Go: poox
70 medium iSs5 70. stoceTs and feeders 34a5 . Z
37oa5 C
= 90 head. Market &c hiehers
light. Se5a6.so: ro1ghS 6I0ss.s). heavy 6I5as 81
nixed. 6s0sS.6l. 1iSs. 5.0s590
EEP-Receirts. leo9 head market steady,
Native and Western sheep. 59s5s1: native sp6
Western lambs. 550zI7e
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FOR RENr-RooMs.
FURNISHED.
The VAN DYKE.
q TO 4e7 THIRD ST. y. "

FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
PriTnts baths Long-distance phone il every room-
Cafe. Trausicuts accommodated. nO$tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Fo.lOTiuE s-boduie fV1rcs published only
as infcTmati1n- ard are TOT Garanteed-
Fer Atlsnta Birmingham Mobile. New Orleans.
AsheTille ChattauccEa Memphis g q n and
l0:5 p H. daily. Dining ca-s
So- Roanoke. Krcxrille ChattanooCa. Memphis.
New Orleans lo-l3 = n daily Dining cars
Fer Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Ssva1-
nah Jacksonville and Florida points 40 n II
daily. Dining car service.
Tourist cars for California tri-weekI~. $40 T. z.
Local for HarTisout-rg . e. u. daily: SIS Il.
week DAYS. f0T DauviIle. "a a N. daily and for
Charlottesville. 80 p n and Is 2 n daily
Frequent trains - and from Bluerout.
l. 5 BROWN. General Agent
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NORTHWEST.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG'S Information Bureau
HEIGHT & CO., Cashiers O5oe-
PALAIS ROYAL Information Bureau
: KANN. SONS & co. Information Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. cgnGr III 81 and r. L
sre ard &. Nv
I0HNsTONs PHARMACY. iz21 \. :. ave. IN.
2 WEII.ER-S PHARMACY. Ss4 u -. Nv
ATKINsoN's PHARMACY uth and G SIS Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd AID q SIS. Nv
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving SIS nv
MeNUITT's CIGAR STORE. I55 li1h Il Nv.
KENER-s PHARMACY. sth and sts ~.
N A. MENKE. 9Th and h SIS. uT.
PROCT0R'S PHARMACY. ISIS l3th 81 Nv
T. L LEATHERWOOD- I5l5 18th II NV
STOTT & SNYDER. 18th and 9 SIS. Nv
DOM & SANFCRD'S PHARMACY, ccrneT y. =.
ave. and North CapitH s. nv
DAY & cos PHARMACY, 9Th and 6 stA Nv
TARNOLD-S PHARMACY. 5soI 18th s. ~.
HERALD BRANCH SIS h 81. Nv
NORTHEAST
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. ID and - II
McCHFsNEY & JOACHIM sth and Z SIS ne-
G. J. GEIGERS PHARMACY, cuusr 9Th ard B
SIS ne
ST4FF0RD-s PHARMACY. IN and 3 SIS ne.
CHARLES J. FUR8dANS PHARMACY, 6th and
z Capitol sts. ne
BLUMERS PHARMACY. \. CAPITOL and Z So DE-
D. D COURTNET' 5 CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND
II y Capitol 81
SOUTHWEST
MuBURN's PHARMACY. 7th and B SIS s7-
SOUTHEAST
?. P. WELLER, sth and SIS 81
GUY n NELLY. lIth and G So -
BROOKLASD.
CHARLES g. LENNON I2th snd Newton sts-
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COTTON MARKET.

o-so.atsons furnished bg ". B HBos Z c.,
members q Jhe NeE IOTk STOCK EIcnElEc. di61E
Building. - Fifteenth street northwest
New York. Feb 2A-L0EeT cables and TIE rs
settled condition q the Liverpool mzrksl caused
weak opening and lower p-ces n TIE ss-iy
tzriins- After decline q 2 20 points short coz-
ering stsadied the markst ard closing pTicss were
az the TOP foT the day
Receipts az the ports were I2ooO bales. against
q 81 last week and 8.7S lasc year FoE The weeE
I;g eg bales against IT 81 last week ard II sc
isst year Receipts st NeE Orleans were 81 bales
--.s-z. sc f-s- ~ea-
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FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INC.),
z3S 18th ST. nv.

FOR SALE-LOTS : FEET FRONT; CORNER
18th and Rosedsle sts ne. 1Eice 500 each. Apply
81 13th 81 Nv. fez1-tf
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SUBURBAN.

MARTINS ADDITION. CHEVY CHASE-NOD-
en- s-roon house; Iot 10 by 800; SEQ BOX
l03 Herald 0fice. fe24S
SELLING OUT FIVE ACRES LAND ADJOIN-
ing Esst side District Reform School for BOYS:
offer wanted. OWNER, LCck Box rs Station q.
fez57t
If YOU WANT To Buy A MARYLAND FARM
CT Suburban hgnc see rs OF send for latest bulletin
MARION BUCKET * son. 655 + Nv.
ulhI7-tf
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CHESAPEAKE & ono RAILWAY.

NOTE Published cn-y IS information ard not
guaranteed
uh;led train PuIlmau sIeepc-s 20 Lexington Louis
Vile Cincinnati. Indizuaro,is Chicago. and ST.
LouiS. Ceunec-ion ~ Virginia Hot SpingS Pun
man ca- Louisville 20 Memphis and View O-leass
during cars a i carte service
UI0 ?. Nj 2 y. LIMITED. Dsily-S0lid
yestihHle tTain. Pullman sjee0e-s 20 Clncinnat.
Lexington. ard LosizviIle Compartment Steering
ar % Virginia Hot S5rinEs week days Dining cars
2 IA carte service Pullman sleepers Csucnnsti %
Chicago and s. Louis and Louisville 20 Memphis
Nashville. and New orleans
Chesspeske and Ohio OfsoeS. 50 Pennsylvania
avenue, I-39 street ard NeE y-uicn Staten Tel
ertoue Main i066 ct 20 for tickets h1Szsse checks
reservations and TsK5Cab
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WELL vERsEB.

When we go sleighing. one can see
She knows what thereto apDertains-
Without = -insle word from RE
She smiles and slyly takes the reias.
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New York. Feb. 24-wHEAT- Stronger; fair trsds,
No. l Northern Duluth, 70 arrive, L2s; No 2 red.
T. O b, L2's, No hand New York. e O. B.,
IL; No I maearori- L16al.l53-, Z O. B.: No I
Northern Manitota. & o b.. i25i.. No Manitoba.
(. o. h.. Tx. Exporters took Is loads
C0RN-Stro1z. checking trade. No. elevator
10 arrive. "A: No z Z o. b. spot p: No 2 Is
arrive. ia. f. o. b. No. : yeIl0T. f O. B. TZaI
No. white, f. Q. b. nominal. Exporters took 4
loads
RfEDuH. No. ste. b.
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MANTELS AND TILES.
2o% REDUCTION
WOOD-MANTELS.
Edwin E. Elicit. 100 9th St.
FUNERAL OF CAPT. KARPELES.
Was EmpIoye in Office Of Auditor
of Post-offfce Department.

OF FoSf-ofIicc department.
Funeral services for Capt. Leopold Ksr-
peles. vice president OF the organization
OF Medal OF Honor Men Of the Civil var,
and one Of the oldest employees in point
OF service IN the Office OF the Auditor OF
the Post-office Department, who died az
his residence. 1io2 Fifth street northwest
on Monday. will be held AZ the house
to-day at 70 o'clock. Rabbi Simon and
Louis Stern, OF the Eighth Street Temple,
VIII conduct the services.
Capt Karpeies was born in Austria II
49,. re served in the civil war. and
distinguished himself in many battles
Congress awarded him medal Of honor
for bravery al the battle OF The Wilder
ness. when the coIors had been shot
down. and later saved by the quick action
OF Capt Karpeles. who rallied his com
pany.
He IS survived by his wife. four sons,
and three daughters. They are Herman
Karpeles. Of New York City; Maurice
Karpeles. Of Providence. r /: DR.. Simon
Karpeles. Of Washington; Mrs Tasy
Taussig. Of New York City; Miss Eva
BUcbholz. Of Springfield. Mass. and
Misses VeBa and Latta Karpeles. Of this
city.
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SHOW CASES STORE FIXTURES

2. \. GANTER
Manufacture q
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS, RANK.
AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH sE PA AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN 81 alzsF
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CLEANING. DYEING. PRESSING

LADIES' SUITS AND ROBES. LACEs AND
lass curtains; gents suits and oTercoats glove: no
shrinksge- All work finest Il the fns MAfE
REBA COOKE. H2o 9th. Pr " sssS
dslo-t Ii 1T
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BUsINESs PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A TEREE-STOBY BUILDING.
ueE- B.o9J f. foor space suitable Tor storage
warehouse cr meuufac-cry Apply 525 18th ST. fs25tf
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REFRIGERATORs & IcEBoxEs.

McCRAY MODERN REFRIGERAToRs AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE.
NELSON REFRTGERAT0R Co.
81 Z ST \. ". deI9tu. 4, sat-
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WALL PAPER.

w WTsH 70 SELL Our 0YERsToCK OF
vsH Paper az a TsrT low sacrifice Cal and see
GU stock Sign TsiniiIg. show cards. and gliding
+. G. NOLTE. 81 Il1h ST IN. jss-eod-tf
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LOT I51s0. on L STREET. BETWEEN eth AND
7th Sc; 500 cash; balance 70 suiL Apply as
9Th 81 uW. fe2-f
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FOR REST-FIyE DESIRABLE ROOMS. FUR
nished O. unfinished, centrally located. suitable
foT large party duriag Inauguration Apply SIS
Louisiana are nv feZI-7t
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MANICURING AND SYMPHONIC

HAIR POWDER. e rev e7--- III the eon5lsz-
ion; also shampooing ard y a speciality.
Miss Ca6ns1 Is 18th St N /. 81 8 to s.
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WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electro palace cars from White House St2tioe
U5th and Z rs. NORTHEAST
Fer BalttroTe-EEery hall hour frcn go a. T. %
30 .. n. and 80 81 I3-1 and i ,8 D II.
excerpt Oh The ODD hours Local cars a. g. SO
nlo a. 4. and n. sic. $40 10 ? Y.
Cars CO IRE EVEN hoes make co step bec2ees
Washington and baltimore
For Annspolis-Ese-y hocr fror- p 4 r. % IN
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Fares Ous way Round TIP
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To Annapolis ard {. s.
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All 3 =. cars run direct 70 White Hou~ Station
Tiess, oioe at IAh ard y =. ave. northwest ard
a. White House Staten 18th and r SIS NORTH
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-25
HEALTH MOVE.1ENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
uon-su-gcal clo:b bound seopags book fTes
Apply b. mail. sls Colorado Building Erce lsctgrs
toE women Tuss1ay at ,. n al3d
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-25
NORFOLK AM WESTERN RWY.

DlnLBLLE n Ef u I IANlAk1 u. IS
Leave Washington New Union station
go a. n Daily-An points CT Norfolk and West
en- also Knoxville. Chattanooga. and Memphis.
1910 n --Dailr-Roaaoke Rristol Winston
Salem Kn0TTiilo Chsttanoogz Nashville Msnphss
New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining cas-
Fer Norfoik-Icave washington 4 % a. n daily.
lis A. n dGily lsxcept sunday Arrive Ncrfolk
i % a. IT. and 51n r ~
80 ?. m-Daiy- Be-rTiIIe Llrsy Sheua5doah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a Il aid
800 = n.
Al information Fo,rteeuth strvet and NsE YO-k
avenue iBoud Buildiugl.