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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
BOY MAKES ESCAPE.
YOungster VIII BE Tried Before Jury
of His Peers.
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ogden, Nov. 24.-While the attention of
his guard was temporarily relaxed ye9-
terday afternoon Amos Alfred, oe of the
boy inmates of the State Industrial
school, made his escape and was at lib-
erty for several hours before he was fin
ally captured
The boy was engaged with several
a time when the guard in charge of the
squad of youngsters was attending to
other duties, Alfred slipped away to the
foothills east of the school, where he
was later captured and returned to the
institution.
He will be tried before the boys court
which was recently established at the re-
formatory,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
THANKSGIVING WEATHER.
Day VIII Be Clear and Crisp in Most
Sections of the Country.

Washington, Nov. 24.-Thanksgiving
day promises to be crisp and clear in
most sections of the countTy-typical
Thanksgiving weather. According to
weather forecasts. the temperature gen.
orally will be a little above the season
able average, except in the lower lake
region and the Atlantic and gulf states
There is a promise of SHOWS and rains
over the Michigan peninsula, but fur
Their west there will be declines in tenn
peratures. Wyoming, Montana and the
Dakotas are promised snow and falls in
the mercury.
Clearing weather has followed the At
lantic coast storm in the coast safes. but
a disturbance is expected in the upper
Mississippi valley. Elsewhere in the
eastern half of the country the weather
will be generally fair on Thanksgiving
day.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
SEEK FRUIT STORE MEN
Creditors AIIege Young Merchants
Have Disappeared without
Paying Bills
Especial TO The Herald Republicanl

. Especial TO The ald-Republican.)
Ogden, Nov. PA. L. Cole and H B.
Worther, the young men who conducted
a fruit store on Washington avenue, be
tween Twenty second and TWenty-third
streets. have suddenly disappeared and
are being much sought after by creditors,
according TO the information that has
been given out at the sheriff's office, to
which appeals have been made by cred
itors of the defunct store.
This afternoon l. Alvord, a second hand
store proprietor, appeared at the office
of the sheriff and stated that the missing
young men had sold him some personal
effects that X had been found did not be
long TO them, and asked that they be ar
rested.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
BURGLARS PAWN SHOES
Police Arrest Three Men for breaking
IntOCars of Mer-
chandtse.
(speeial 70 Nc Herald Repuhlicanl

N5peclaI 20 The TdIu-ItepuDucan.J
Ogden, Nov. 24.-Charles Riley was ar
rested this morning by local officers, on
suspicion OF having broken into a railroad
car last night, taking several pairs of
shoes. Riley was questioned closely dur
ing the day, and the officers were salts
fled that he was not connected with last
nights robbery. although he admitted
having broken into a car about a week
ago, taking some shoes. He implicated
two other men, who were arrested to-
night. They are James Riley, a cripple,
and Charles Shillings.
They told where some of the shoes
could be found, and they were discovered
at an italian pawn shop in Grant ave
nue., between Twenty-fourth and Twenty
fifth streets. The police believe they have
made a good catch, thinking that the
men have been concerned in robberies at
other nlaceS
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
SALT LAKE MARRIAGE
PROVES TO BE FAILURE
Especial to The Herald-Republican.)

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
ogden. Nov. 24.-Alleging that her hus-
band had struck her a number OF times,
has a mean, irritable and incompatible
disposition, and while she was i'll in bed
came to the house and took the 3-year-
old son away with him, Nettie L.
Stephens has brought suit for divorce in
the district court against Joseph F.
Stephens The couple were married at
Salt Lake City November S, 1895.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
"cALL ME NOT DEAD"

Call me not dead when 1, indeed, have
gone
Into the CO npany of the everything
High and most glorious poetsi Let
thanksgiving
Rather be made Say: He at last hath
won
Rest and release. converse supreme and
wise,
Music and song and light of immortal
faces;
Today, perhaps, wandering in starry
places,
He hath met Keats. and know him by
his eyes.
Tomorrow (who can sayO Shakespeare
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
SETTLES BOARD BILL
WHILE ON THE TRAIN
Special to The Herald-Renuhlicar

Richfield Nov. 24-Sheriff Abbott re-
ceived a telegram from w. E. White of
Marysvale yesterday morning asking him
to arrest man named Dubois who had
left an unpaid bill at Marysvale Deputy
Engar found the man on the train from
the south. The man was induced to settle
the bill with costs attached amounting
in all to about $50. The fellow was then
allowed to go.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25

may pass,
And our lost friend just catch one syl-
liable
OF that three-centuried wit that KEEP;
so well,
Or Milton; or Dante, looking on the
grass
Thinking of Beatrice. and listening stu
To chanted hymns that sound from the
heavenly hill"
Richard Watson Glider.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
TWO PLEAD GUILTY.
fspecial 70 The Herald-Republicanl

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Ogden, Nov. 24.-In the district court
before Judge Howell today. William Lind
say, charged with the burglary of the
store of L. II. Becraft, entered a plea of
guilty. Egbert WatersOn, the youthful
robber who attempted to hold up and rob
the store OF Wilson Brothers or West
Twenty-eighth street recently, entered a
plea of guilty of robbery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
SPECIAL SERVICES TODAY.
Tabernacle Choir Arranges Special
Thanksgiving Program.

Especial TO Inc 6eEdiQ-TIepuDllcdn-D
Ogden, Nov. Especial Thanksgiving
services will be held in the tabernacle
morning at II o'clock. A
special musical program will be rendered
by the choir and Organist Sam Whitaker.
The music will be appropriate.
Elder Nephi L. Morris of Salt Lake, one
of the most prominent men in the Nor
mon church, will be the principal speaker.
His theme will be in harmony with the
day. The general public is invited to be
present
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
PROMISE REDUCTIONS
IN CHARGES FOR LIGHT
Especial to The Herald-Republican.)

Park City. Nov. al. Brondenburger.
representative of the Telluride Power
company of Provo met with the special
committee of the city council Tuesday
evening and the light franchise was
thoroughly discussed. A satisfactory I'M
Outstanding was reached. The features of
the franchise are: That the franchise is
granted for a period of twenty-five wears:
the company agrees to supply the CITY
with power 30 per cent cheaper than they
are paying the Park City Heat Light &
Power company and will supply the resi-
dents with current for two-thirds what
they are now paying.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
NEGRO SAYS HE SAW
OFFICER RILEY KILLED
(sDecial 10 The Herald-Republical

Especial 10 Inc E1etdtO-IN0PdDAASoAl
Ogden, Nov. 24-David Woods, the ne
gro charged with forgery, was brought
into court this morning and advised as 70
his right to counsel. The time OF the pre-
Iiminarv hearing will be arranged by the
county attorney. Woods is alleged TO
have said that he was an eye witness TO
the killing of officer Riley in Salt Lake
a few weeks ago. Woods is now in the
county jail.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25

Mae Wood, who was reported by her
lawyer to be i'll on a ranch in Colorado,
when the case in which she is charged
with forgery and perjury was called for
trial in New York. The charges grew
out of a recent suit which she brought
against former United States SenatSr
Platt for divorce. The senator swOre
that he never had married her. and said
that the letter which the woman pro-
duced to support her claims was a
forgery. The jury returned a verdict in
his favor Miss Woods case was put
over for a few days, and unless a salts
factory explanation of her absence is
vouched for, the bond furnished by the
surety company will be forfeited.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25

If you are tired of the tax your
landlord imposes upon you,
watch the ads. and MOVE
even "out Of season."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
TO BE GIVEN BY SCHOOLS

Especial to The Herald-Republ1can.)
Ephraim, Nov. 24.-The teachers and
pupils of the Centerfied schools have ar
ranged to give the parents and all citi-
zens of that place a free concert Thanks
giving night. The opera house has been
secured and an excellent program has
been arranged for the occasion, which is
as follows:
Invocation.
Opening chorus Observation-Disclosures.
.............-..-.-. Primary department
Recitation, What Am 1 to be Thank
fJ1 For ?....-........... RuDy ROyldnce
Exercise Girls improvement club.
........-.-s..-.-. ---.-.-...-.-- tlItn grace
Recitation, = Puritan Maid" ...........
.--.-.-..-s ....-....-... EDNA Jensen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Truman SorenSen
Exercise, Little Puritans" ........,.
......................... Beginners grade
Recitation. How Jimmy Tended the
Baby ......--.-.-...- Nernal Roylance
Exercise, "The Pilgrims 49, Third grade
Recitation, Five Fat Turkeys" .......
-...-....-.--..----------- BEGINNERS grade
Song, For the Jack % Lantern" 49,.
s..-.-..ss.-.s.s---.s-.- FIRST grace
Recitation. "Why2' 1900. Mayo SOrensen
Thanksgiving exercise. .,...,.FOurt grade
Recitation, Pilgrim Boy .....,........
..............-......... Madeline Madsen
Song, Harvest Time" Eighth grade
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MORE

mOEkE
LD-REPUBLICANS
are read in the homes Of Salt Lake City
than any other paper.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-25
HAPPENINGS IN UTAH TOWNS
Ogden News

office-336 Twenty-fifth street.
Circulation Department 1856 twenty
fifth street.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-27
Time for Actiop

From the ArEouaut
When Bonaparte BlubeH announced
his engagement 10 lily Doe. everybody IN
the hiacksnith's shop congratulated him
on winning such q hard-woTkinE and
foTe-hsnded mate But Erastus Coke
remarked Feared lax YOU wouldn't
never speak Up. Bonapa-te- It's going
on six months sence you began 70 fiddIs
roun Lily
OATS So. BOnapaTte frankly admitted.
but didn't lose nah Job I'LL las night
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RATES.
Herald BRANCH OFFICES:

NORTHWEST
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bureau
GoLDENBERG' Information Bureau.
HECHT CO. Cashiers once
PAbATS ROTAL. Information Bureau.
g. KANN, SONS & CO.. Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 7th ST. and z,
ave End 2 g. nv
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. III y ]. sve. Nv.
F. P. WELLER'S PHARMACY. SS5i II St Nv.
ATkINSoN'S PHARMACY, Ilth ard G SIS. nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and stS Nv
KENEsAW PHARAACY, Mount Pleasant and
Irving SIS Nv.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE. rss 18th s. ~.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. eth and sts- Nv
DAVIS PHARMACY, 9Th ard s SIS. uE-
n A NENKE. 5th ard K sts- Nv
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS 18th & Nv
J. L LEATHERWOOD. ISIS 18th & nv.
sIOIF & SNYDER. 18th and SIS. ~.
D0NS & sANFORD'S PHARMACY, corn- n. Z.
ave and North Capitol 81 nv.
DAY & co.'s PHARMACY, 9Th ard G sta N.
yARNOLD's PHARMACY. Ss5l 18th s. ~.
HERALD BRANCH. 6s5 r 8. II.
NORTHEAST.
SicCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID ard Sts ns-
1fcCEESNEY L JOACHIM. Sth and z sts. De-
c. ]. GEIGER'S PHAR1IACY. curnsr 6th and
-
PHARMACY. Eth ard 50 ne.
CH ARLEs ! FURMAN's PHARNAOT. Sh ana
z CAPITOL stS ne
BLUMER-s PHARMACY. y Capitol and r sts. ne.
D D. C0URTNEY'S CIGAR AND NEW WSSIAND,
~ \. Capitol St
SOUTHWEST.
AILBURN'S PHARMACY, Tth snd 2 50 So
SOUTHEAST
2 P. WELLER. sth and sts Sc
GUY " NEELY. Ith and c stS -
BROOKLAND-
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2th and Newton "a
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM ?. TAYLOR. Gle King s.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B--FolloEiug schedule figures published Only
as information. and are 10: guaranteed:
Fcr Atlanta Birmingham. Mobilt New Orleans.
Asheville. Chsttanooga. Memphis, q. n. and 1915
p N daily. Dining cars
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanoo1a MenphsA
New Orleans 1919 T H. daily. Dining cars
Fer Columbia ChsrIeSeoq. Augusta. Aiken SsTsn-
rah 5sckSCu7ille ard Florida points $40 D M
dsiy- n.1iuE car service.
Tourist c7rs for California. tri-weekiy 40 D u
LCcsl fsT HarTisonburg % a n daily: as D Z.
seek days: for DarriI'e. 20 e. n. daily snd fo-
Charlottesville. 80 n. ard ss5 ,. N. daily
Frequent trains 20 ard from Bluer-o,t.
L :. BROWN. General Agent.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OK TIE COMMISSIONERS or THE
Dist1ict e Coh7nbis. Washington j.. G. April
2. iaa-S@aied TroaosaTs wil, be rec-iled a. this
efece u-ti , c'clock n. H.. TUESDAY Nay s-h
foT Furnishing the Police Department H. - with
orr t'selre-lsssCnCeT automobile policc Iatrol wagon
Blank f-rrs 4 proposals ard al Necessary iuforTa-
ion IEay b ebisirsl on Application 10 the PROPERTY
elerS. r. g. District Buiidins HENRY t. +
MACFARLAND- HENRY L WEsT. " Y JTD-
son. tCT..li.ssia. .lcrs D. & IB
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SJl1 EUULE n EFELtI JANUARY IL floa
Leave Washington New i5uion Ststfc-
sao a Ta--Dssiv-An points on No7foik ara West.
eT7- also hUCCTilip Chatt2nooCz- snd Nsrrhfs
f;l0 = n--D1ily-Roancke, Bristol WiuSfn,-
S2.eln. E1oTTlne. Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
Nev Orleans. Th-oush SLEEPER. DiuiuS csrs.
For NCrfclk-Lesre Washington. 30 a n dsiiv
lI5 q r. daily tsxcept Su-dayl. Arrive Norfolk
Il % a. II. ard 5.20 r II
455 2, m--Dsilv-Be-TyviIle Iu7ay. Shenardoah
Trains from he Sorthwes. arrive SIS {. n. and
Ie:3 2 n
Al Information Fourteenth street ard New Yors
sre-ue Bond Buildirz,.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

NlAvi SCIENCE or HEALTH. NATURAL,
ncn-surgca: cloth bound. sgeDsEs book fres
Apply b uaA, sls Colorado BuadizE. FREE lerturs
far women Tuesday a. .. n. ST.
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OFFICES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HAVE SO1iE VERY VALUABLE STOCK
gTuEiBz value lFgTy dar that 7 wish 70 o.
change io- ed s-tcu'bi,s- A J. GROVES. rsar
I5ia I - ~ ua
RAISE CAPITAL. BEST METHODS; CORPORA
tons o-s1uzed a-d p-onoted. legal Eztters every
Whs-e- al cases courts snd dep.s- [ : LEGAL
CORP. - Bond BidE uf3-rft1
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2 H. THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH

n THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
n Columbia. holding @ Disgrcr Coe-t- n re
tonceunation Il land foT right q vzv fs- The West
SIDE Rock Greek iutercsptiGE sCEs- Dtstrs-- Cy--t
7 No aA-On ccnsderstiou = the petition a the
Commissioners % the Dis-ict q Caiau.bia fle5 In
the zbove-entItied cause and oce motion q ersel
fo- sad Commissioner. Z is by the sau-t this -
day q Apri. A. D. 80. ordered that the clerk Of
ftls co-Ut Issue citation 20 james r. BulIift An
tnony J. Drrxe-- John c. BuIiitt. Johanna Iezitf
ard Rachel y. Webb 20 appear 10 this c1.rt r. tke
18th DAY OF NAY A. y Iee a. 70 O'Clock
m. 70 answer sid Petition. and % shcw czrse Ehy
the T-aJe-S thereof should not b z-zrte5 a-1 vrr
the right q way through lct S SQUARE so los II
square so iot Sl. EAST o. square rs s1uzrs 75F
and rS-cel 5e.- recuTded for rlrposeS of $685.
neut and TAXATION IL the o9ice o. the s--reyor q
the Distrc- u Columbia. AID more particularly de-
sc7hed IN he pe-ition fled herein. should rot b
condemned fcr the TrTpose q ls-osidiug -i-ht o.
va necessary for the West SIDE Rock Greek inter
csTtl-g sever N the District of Columbia L =
further ordered that a Cory of sd citztion bs
served b the United States narshal Tor the Dis
met n lolurr hlz uncn s-cl o-ne-s = he fs-d
s0-Eht % ~ condemned herein ard s1-b rs-so-s
interested therein NAY Be found ~ sid MARSHAL
cr hrs deputies. within the D3zriCr q Col-rtIq =
sDd Il is further ordered that al ps-zcus hsvrS a1v
n-eres1 n thcse proceedings De- and they s-s hsrsb
TaTred ard required % srpesr II ms co--f o. or
bvfoTr the said 18th day q MAY. A d. lsp 70
answer said petition. and % continue IN areeodancs
until the CONT shah have made is suzl o7ier
-zfifyinE and confirming TIE award and repo-t q
he cor1u1Ssicus-S 80 BE appointed b. the c1z1rt %
arT-aise tie Taue = the respective interests = ali
pcrssns concerned n the land and Irvm5ss mer-
toned ard described IN the sforesaid pssition- L
$ further ordered that COUy o. this order % uub-
llsbed once u the Washington LEW ReDoT1sr and
OF sN secular DAYS IN the Washington Post The
Washington Herald. and the Washington Tines
newspapers published n the District of Columbia
hefO-e the said 18th day Of NAY A u 500 p
The court THOMAS Il. ANDERSON. Justice A
true copy-Tes,; sal J. +. YOUNG Clerk. BT
E. E CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk
sp2 81 $3.50
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CHESAPEAKE & OHTO RAuWAY

NoTE-Publissed only as info-mztion, and no,
Clsrznteed-
$50 P NC o. LIMITED. DaSl7-Fsss VS..
uSsisQ Ialn Puilul2n slesps-s 70 Lexington Louis-
vile Cincinnati Iadisnapolis Chicago srd :,
losiis Pail0r cer - Virginia Hot Sp-iuzz v-eak.
GAYS Pullman csr Louisville 70 Memphis and Nez
VEiesus- Dining cars 4 "A carte rsrvYce
n,D 2 NJ F Y LIMITED. DaHv-SoIi3
Fsstloule tr2-n- Pullman sleepeTs % Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville daily. srd vfrrinfs Hot
SPRINGS week DAYS Dining csTs Il carte service
Pullman Sleepe-s Cincinnati 70 Chicago and s.
Louis aCd Lo1Sriils 70 Mempais. Nashville ana
New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio OSces. g3 PsurzvIv,p;,
svsnre; l5ss street and New Orion Station Tei-
eDb01e Main leS5 Or Z5s for tickets baggage cheeks
reser-ztiors. and Tzxicab
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LOTS.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FARMS.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
What hsT- vcus
WI exehszse equity in attractive s-roos, ard
hSth hriex hoCSe IL Pstwc-sh; nice little home
pOTchCs and Jzrd. for lot uF SEz1l ho-Se-
~ h L. THORNTON. So I5th - ~.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-27

81 PREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
luHbis. holdinS Probate Court Nc. 1851. admin
strstionThis Is 20 give Rosce that the ss5scrlbsr
os the District Of Columbia. has obtained from tSe
Probate Court q tbe District e Columbia letters
testamentary on che estate q Matthew Uonchue
a,e of the District of Columbia deceased. All
persons having claims aEains; the deceased are
hereby ws-ned 20 exhibit the same With the rouch-
Us nerecf legally ortherticated % The s-shscriA.-
on CT hcfOTc The 18th DAY OF APRIL. A. ID
1919: otherwise they nay b. isw b excluded from
al bsreaf q Said estate Given ander rv hard
TINS s.h day II Ar-il 1909. MARTIN DONOHUE
Ie7 Fourth street northeast. Attest; Seal JANIS
TANNER. Register n Wills for Che District 4
Columbia. CLERK = the Probate Court. T. r.
HJLLIARD Attorney. sp9I.mys
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While you think OF It. telephone you7
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald
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LAUEEHTs2IES.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

a BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEAToy
pace ne-; broken CT furnace caal. per ton. sd.
white ash. org stove. ard ehestaut SS7s; pea crsl
=. Phone \. Isl sos-es.
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INSURANCE.

RALFH ". LEE,
INSURANCE n ALL IFS BRANCHEs.
REMOVED To ROOMS 8I-l-3
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
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81 To- lsz PARK ROAD. NEAR ETH 81.
shaTt distance 20 either or he
Sew 6uld11gz sUbStzntial. attrzcfiEs courlssA
'Phcne n eaeh apartment; elecrs5ty sd "a
opsn Sreplacss. With gas loGx
D1uhlo 6Oo-s, besutifully SriEhe1
Good Eszs roons. Eberzl closs1S
Wei eqUiVpsd kitchen ard panty.
ard s Toous szd bzta a16 ueceustou BAL
Servants -oons. With 5zshs. n basement
LarEs iTOn porch On Tszr. with dznb EzttsL
e L RUST Gs 18Th ST nv. ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.

J. y. THOMAS and Jas. FRANCIS sllTTB
Att0Errs
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

bALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
E4Llh oIHEk HOUR on THE ODD HOUR -
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NV lEkMINAL, I'd STREET NEW YORk
- a. n Dine pu.lcls1 Parior.
- a. r. DtsfrTati11 Ps-io-. ffre-h1rr frafu
So A. n Dine- ard PullEaan Paricr Car
u - q m Diner ard Prlllran Pario- car
= . p n Diner and Pullman PFrlor Car
80 = n Royal Limited Ar Pullman Shoss
$50 ?. IT, fCaches 20 Phf-adelphia
- = II Diner and Pullman ParicT.
- n Coaches % phladclphia
4--l5 r1elt. SleeTers 20 New YORK
- a. u N.eepeTs 20 Philadeluhls 4 Ne- yo-k
81 = tLANIiC CITY. z 10 -s1o. fil-9o a n, T50.
TO BALTIMORE
ElEHF ECUR on TIE HOUR"
tNeeS GAYS. 70 p q. 70 li11 = n
- so. go. 80 Taa TSa0 So 80
is29 1859. 'l110 m -Izse noon. fl2s5. =. -,
s55 - go 80 80. H1o. E:s5. sd, f5as.
'lls7, 'I2:is, llSat
CHICAGO - go n
.CINCINNATI. ST. LOTS AND LOUISVILLE
s,Y I5Y-s-s Z .5T - ? n. 'I@'ie night
night > H. 1--'
SIErEI.AND. aas T
C0LEMBIS. 81 D n
TT4Yr!llT,S Ws YIAhIS25. S--.,,' 80 q n. 50 2
FREDERICK. SEA rs.ie ss.15 a n. 10. Tsss
HAGERSTOwN fsIa =. n ts1p
ANNAPOLIS -. SIC. fl2S5 noon. r35. gss
IELEPE0NES a. az The followioE Ticket or
nces' ~ 9 s. Nv. Main ISL; sI9 Penrsylesnis
ave Main =; New C-i-n Statio7: Ticket Oacr
--1ln tS-a- icfcTTn4t777 Bu7ezu. Main ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-BETWEEN APRIL 3 AND - A GOLD
Uafch and fob. both marked C. T. A.. watch an
Eigin CzJs NJ iS15a2 ReEaTd az 100 II st. NV.
"a
JOST-CAAIERA. ON SHORE AT SOUTH End
2 Aqueducr R-idEe sunday afternoon; lilerzl re-
ward 1l3 : 81 nE- Us
LOsT-SUNDAY- STRIPED BLANKET ROBE
IN I OF lsth ST reEsTd- % QIircy place me-
L0ST-DARK BRINDIE ENGLISH BULLDOG
male; screw tai white breast tas I1-ts- Lihe-1l
reward = returned ra lsn Monroe g. us
LosT-FRIDAV NIGHT or SATURDAY MORN
lz SO bE either on iiIh strre- co1e-. or
18th street. between Girari ard PARK rad. Re
ward Z returned 20 JAS WEIR. - 18th . ~.
Il
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
OUR NON-MEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORCED
CIRCULATION lthe Vacuum TreatTnenD c1res
those ailments of the spine nerves. digestive u1i-
ra-y. and gsnCTatTe organs that rob life Of al q
its pieasure and leave you helpless and hopeless
tErsllG. i cures you after all others fail.
CONSULTATION FREE
PROF. 2 \. D. PARKER.
Ia5 9th 81. nv.
Hc1rs: 70 TO c. Sundays. 70 70 I
'PhC-e II fllZ LADY Assistant
s-5-tf sANATORIUM ACCOMMODATIONS.
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AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES SALE TO CLOSE EsTATE-VAIU-
ABLE BUFFALO RIDGE SPRINGS PROP
EGTT AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT NORWOOD
DEPOT. NELSON COUNTY. "A. 20. & O.
RY JAS RfT. DIV. 80 p ". THURS
DAY. APRIL - 800
Nsa-ly 40 acres. famous SpErgs: noted n1edicl-
Esl waters widespread reputation: p bedrooms fer
guests. dining rooms. hallrooms. &c completely
furnished; imusdats Gossesson; established patron
age fine oUezi7y for quick business with snail ont
lar. A55ress AUBREY Z STROBE. 9 z
CASkIE. Trustees. LEnchbuTg. Ia ap3&Z
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FARMS WANTED.

ACRES N MARYLAND PRICE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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GOLDSMITH. - I--h s. Nv. 'Paoue 81. So
ID
Il ROY, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. HAS RE
us0Tsd % sls S. nz. rosn g. Is
OFFICE OF TIE LANSTON SIONOTYPE Ma
CHINE COMPANY. 81 CaIloThil street. PhIia-
5spais, Apzl a, IS9.-The annual meeting q tas
stockholders of the Lauston Monotype Machine Con
peny VII y he'd the o1sce q FrzEcis L Smith,
esQ-. I5 ;. Rovsl S. Aieza1dra Va a. y
ocock noo- OF THURSDAY THE 6th day q Nay
lss. for The purpose 0f ele--lrg a board Ct di-
Tec10Vs 70 serve Tor the ensuing year ard trans
acsing scch othe- business a. c1ay properly cone
before T. Transfer books wIl - c.osed On Aprl
q a. = O'Clock noon and viii D. rsouened On NAY
= st . O'Clock a m By Crdtr q the board q
directors. ". ARTHUR SELLMAN. Secretary.
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