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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04
ONE EXHIBIT IS
HERE, z MORE
IN READINESS
EXCELLENT SHOW FROM BALD.
WIN BEING PLACED IN POSI-
TIoN-SANTA ROSA'S EXPECT,
ED TODAY AND EScAMBIA's BE
ING ASSEMBLED - GENERAL
FAIR INFORMATION.

The splendid exhibit with which
Baldwin county captured first prize
at the Montgomery fair last week Is
being placed in position at the fair
grounds, it being the first of the col
lective county exhibits to arrive. The
Santa Rosa county EXHIBIT in charge
OF {. II. Simpson is expected in to-
day and its installation will be com
menced at once, and Z. A. Thomas
reports that much of the material for
the Escambia county exhibit is on the
way and it will be in readiness for
the opening of the fair on next Thurs
day.
The advance guard of the lunch
stand and novelty men who are regu-
lar followers of the fair circuit has
arrived and they too are making
preparations for the opening which as
now only few days away.
The Pensacola Mission has taken
up the work of furnishing infOrma-
ton to visitors, and every one having
rooms to rent should advise either
the Rev. Mr.. Simpson or the lair OIL
Gals at once so that every room
available may be listed, the informa-
ton at hand indicating that Pensa-
cola is going to have to take care OF
more visitors for the four days of the
fair than ever before in her his
tory.
In addition To this, one thousand
buttons bearing the legend 81 Live in
Pensacola, Ask Me-" have been order
ed and will be ready for distribution
Saturday, and may be had the office
of The Journal, The Evening News,
The Review and The PensacOlian. and
every PensacOlian who is interested
in making our many visitors enjoy
themselves should wear one of these
buttons and then carry out the IL
tentfon of the plan by taking pains
to give all needed information to
every one who asks.
Thus far The Journal has seen but
one business house that has done
anything in the way of decoration for
fair week, but it is not by any means
too late yet to get up some very
handsome decorations for the occas-
ion. 1t is true that the fair is not a
downtown affair. but every visitor
will be down town during his or her
stay in the city, and we should add
this much to the general welcome.
The morning passenger trains from
the east will stop at Magnolia Bldff
for the convenience OF those wishing
to visit the fair before coming down
town. Extra coaches will be sent out
on Monday to various points on the
P. & A. and the Pensacola division
to accommodate the extra travel, and
each day thereafter indications show
that they will be needed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04
CONGRESSMAN
MAYS COMING

Hon. Dannitte H. Mays of Monti-
cello. has advised a Pensacola friend
that he will be over for the Tri-Coun-
ty Fair, to remain possibly through
the entire four days of the event.
Many friends OF the popular third
district congressman will be happy tC
greet him
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04

Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs quickly. strengthens the lungs
and expels colds. Get the genuine in
a yellow package. w. A. D'AIem-
berte, druggist and apothecary, 12I
South Palafox Street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. W. GROVE. Csc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04

A lot OF old newspapers,
tied up In neat bundles for
sale. sc bundle. at The Jour-
nal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04

See the Great Lawrence &
Co., at The Orpheun, next
week. The one big spectacu-
lar production of the season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04

Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. w. GROVE. 25c
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04

For goodness sake, eat
Mothers Bread. Hughey's,
133 West Intendencia. Phone
s55
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK E?
Thousands Of Men and Women Have
Kidney Troubles and Never Suspect It,


heaIth is not kidney
trouble compel you to pass
! !. |. !
through the day and get up many times - a
Unhealthy Kidneys cause Iumbago rneu- -
madsm, catarrh of the bladder. pain or dui 80
times have headache or indigestion, time HWE#
have sallow complexion, kM&k#
puny or dark circles under the eyes some ISNsNNA
may have plenty of ambition but 7%A#g~A
strength, get weak and lose flesh. sznussazz-eS2ss
. If such conditions are permltted to con HNNzS@@S.
Brights disease the worst form OF
kidney trouble may steal upon you
people realize the alarming DR. KIMERs
nS9 Sssa aRd %e adhss sVa dso Gt @
49,:
they are almost the last recognized by pa REMEDY.
physicians usually conten: us
themselves with doetoring the effects while s. At
the original disease constantly uhoennes
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE ANYONE. l$T nSa e %
you that kidneys IS@""gl[~
your sickness down cond- q
Root great kidney. liver bladder
to better they will help the 9TH Id
organs to health In taking swampET
SV1 smrsoo is gentle healing vegeaie DR. KIII1ER
compounda physicians prescription for N l.
You cannot get rid your zzI---
if kidneys out of order You
cannot feel right when your kldneys are
sWAMP-RooT is PLEASANT TO TAKE.
convinced that swamp
veuIar atyent and one-doiar
hott,es drug high
mistake but remember the name
rrer's Swann-Root
hamilton n Y which you find with ever
every bottle bottle
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-To the wonderful merits of
mail TheboO contains of the TIT
or letters received from men ana VINO 70
remedy they needed The value and success OF Swamp Is
advised TO send for sample bottle
offer in The Pensacola Daily genuneness this
guaranteed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04
THE EVIDENCE He

The court therefore heard evidence
IN summary way upon these mat
tiers, allowing both sides to offer such
portion OF the record and other evi-
dence bearing upon the issues as they
saw proper, subject 20 the right to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04
Writ of Habeas Corpus is
Denied By Judge Jones

CONTINUED From EIrst Paasl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04

Swamp-Root is always kept up
to its high standard of pur-
ity and excellence. a
sworn certificate OF
purity with every
hottie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-04

TO resistance to the execution of a
sentence, by lightly admitting the pris-
Oner TO bail, pending refusal to dis
charge hiTI on habeas corpus.
SHOULD BE EXECUTED.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. March 6-sUGAR-Ths srtsrs sugar
market Wa finer. 8rt1c1s B-os. rzissd the przcs
Of their susaTs points. his nado TIE 7rios a
grazulzte3 sugar less b ps- cent than Quoted y
he American sid Ar5uckis B-os-. AS, EhSIs tAs
Feds-aI ard WsrIs- Quoted *. Business VS.
fairy active The market for rzE SEezr TRs ssrorg
NAVAL STORES-Ths market FOX spirits trrcsn-
tins was DIN and ICws-. with tbs Local p-oes fo-
msciiae-nade barrels 80 q, and AZ szEznzh -
vas ouoted with the market steady. R1zi1 Dun ard
steady and unchanged
BUTTER Recripss. Gs1s packaees; choice stsssy.
CresmeTy extra. 9sa29; frsts 2saZi.; seconds 5.ss:
creaa,s-y frsts =: fac19rT. lsisa3: seconds. q;
Frocess. Isa2fs; packing stocS- laSala
EGG5-Reosipts. I-70s packages; steady
MILL FEED-Strols. GasckiDg trade Spring
bran N iSlib. SACKS. 70 arrive. 2es225: Standard
milling = S7aoS .. city han = IN huIk. Western
nd dos g-S. 70 arrive: winter wheat ban. n
lf3-Ib. sscks. sc.
0ATs-Steady but duh No. White 6lasIls: Nc
white s.; No. white ~; No. snixed, s.,
natural and clipped white CT tax, 5sasz
FLOUR-smaH offeriues checking trade szr1ns
1sseuts. Ss1a5.z5; spring clezD. A7az5a; winter
strzights 5sea57s clear A7oss9s Kansas strz5-hts
= sacEs. 5g9aas5: Kansas slea-s. IseasN
RYE FBOUI;-FirEn; ,lodeTzte suppiy. No z s.
CoRNAiE&Ls-Strony; m0dsr1ts zp7iy. KIN
dzieSi for expert SO; coarse neal II bsgs LEalg-.
BUCKWEEAT FLouR-Stsa5y; light tFa6s; zNs
*
HAY-RsosiD,s. 20 :ous: steady: Inactive snrus-v.
Prims timothy. 81; No L 6: Ne 2 EsasO: No.
J. -
sTRAw-Recslpts. . sons; steady; light sup5ly.
Long rye. lie.
BEEF-s:sady; modsrate business Family. lSsI
packet. H.6a
P0RK-steady; i5garJ u5dsTzte. MssS RIA
Is %. family Is5o1leO
TALow-steady. us dan City. IN hoz.
beads. s
LARD-Inaetise- Prime Western. no: -ity. ass
refined continent. l0-so; Seth American Il. % -
AIRED Br7zshan- kegs. rs: oleossesriae. g. lard
stssriue. duh; Nev YORK Ia: Chiego u.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
WASHINGTON HERALD BUEEAU.
"a L.

WASHINGTON HERALD BUEEAU.
ee3 King strsst
Alexandria, Va, March s.-After tell
ing his soR-iH-law that he was tired OF
living. James a Henderson, g carpenter,
about forty-nine years OF age. OF yl3 Gfb-
bon street, this afternoon swallowed the
contents Of a phiaI containing one ounce
Of laudanum, which he placed to his iips
before his brOther-in-law could realize
his intention In a half-conseious conds-
ton Henderson was taken 10 the Alex
andris Hospital, where he was given
emesies and medical attention. but died
later in the day. Henderson IS survived
By wife and one daughter.
While at work by a steep embank-
ment south OF the Four-8Iile Run power
house, Alexandra Couaty, Joseph VIII
naEns, laborer. employed by the Wash
ingt0n, Alexandra and Mount Vernon
Electric Railway Company. was this aft
ernoOp caught By q portion OF the bank
falling upon him, and was crushed 20
death. Several negroes who were work
ing beside him we're slightly Injured. II
was several hours before Williams BODY
was extricated from the debris He rz=
forty-five years old. Besides the wife.
several children survive The body was
brought 70 WhsatIey's undertaking es-
adjustment and prepared for burial.
Williams lived at New Alexandria, south
OF this city.
The public school teachers OF the
Seventh and Eighth Congressional dis
tricts viii hold a meeting az Manassas,
Va, beginning March . and concluding
March q. A cali for the meeting has
been issued by Dr.. OrmOnd Stone, OF the
University OF Virginia, and Prof. J. D.
Harris, principal Of the WarTsnton HiSa
School. both Of whom are vice presidents
OF the State Teachers Association IN
vitations have been extended TO all in
terested N school work TO be present on
the occasion An interesting programmes
has been prepared. The object OF ths
meeting is 10 discuss matters OF educa-
tionsl interest
The following grand jury has been SUM-
moned to serve IN the Corporation Court
Monday. T J. Fannon. c 3. Swan, c
". Watties. G " Howell, z L. Allen,
". D Wood. Charles P Waller, J. F.
Peytou. and c. J. y. Summers
A large number OF sight-seers, who
came % witness tne lnaUslEsL cetezIi eIleS,
we're In the city today, and visited
the points OF historic interest,". The cars
going 70 Mount Vernon were crowded %
their capacity.
Funeral services Over The body % Ed
ward Cornwell took place IT o'clock
this afternoon from the residence OF
James Duncan. SIS Prince street The
services were conducted by Rev " F
Watson. pastor OF the First Baptist
Church. Burial was II Union Cemetery.
Harrie Pattie. OF WsTentOn, Va. who
vas recently released on bond in ne
sum OF 81 900 for his good behavior, and
who was surrendered by his bondsme1 yes
terday. vas today committed 70 the
city Jail in order that a commission might
examine into his sanity
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS or TIE
District q Cclanbsa. Washington. D. G.. Ma-ch
1-Is9-Ou1e-Ud- That Article VII q the Pclics
Regulations Il tie District q Columbia is hereby
amended by atding thereto sf5eT Section / g NV
section Go b kn0En as Section IA, aid -cadiLg
as foIi0Es- See Ia No persoa eugsged IN ez-
ca=atinE having charge control Of excavation.
OF who may be engaged il q msy have clargs
OF co1trei q conveyinZ material from sxcaTatious
shah dcpcsit, Or permit 90 be deposited. IN auJ
msrrer. upo1 the sur-sce e a mzcadanized u
broken stone roadway. either b. placing sTiiiinE
dropping CT tracking FROM wheels e vehicles q
from lie feet q animals. a1T earth. clay. mud
sand gravel o. Other eZarated material. end al
uaCadamizai O. I1Cken stone roadWEys adjacant
to ex-aTsto1s q travesed by vehicles either ID
the process q conveying material FROM al ezcz-
Tation q 81 returning from the Vsacs q deposit
20 Place q excavation. shah be covered with plank
ing 50 far as nay - required 20 preTent any mud
earth. clay other material from the excavation
or from the place Ct dEposit frcla reaching tie
surface q such roadway. HENRY 2. I. MAC
FARLAND. henry L. WEST SPENCER COS
BY. Commissioners, ,. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioueerz. So Z
street northwest

THOMAS DOWNING & Co. Auctioueerz. So Z
street northwest.
CHANCERy SALE Or VALUABLE UNTNf-
PROVED PROPERTY on TWESTY-S EY-
ENTH STREET, NEAR K STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue o. decree q the Supreme Court q
the District Of Columbia. ~ ChaucsEy Cause No.
1891. ] VII sell ct public auctiou II front g the
premises. on FRIDAY. March z. 1892 az 80
O'Clock ?. n. TIE following described lard and
premises situate n the city Of Washington Districs
q Columbia, and being lots Nos. Il and = II
square :
Tsms-Propertr sold Subject 70 outstanding taxes
and TAI sales Al cash above said amounts 500
DEPOSIT required at tire Of sale aBd al convey
ancing and reesrdinz a. purchasers cost, Teuzs
q sale % be complied with within fifteen days from
Day o. sale
mo. l. ElcNALLY-
rDhf-d&dsexST at Trustee.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

n B.-FonoxsaS schedule fETrcs published oily
IS information. ard are not guaranteed:
For Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New Orezrz
AsnsTiile. ChatIznooEa Memphis 9 a, II and
es5 p z. daily DiaiaS ors
Mex Orleans. Ie-te 2 n 6zily Dining cars
Fer Columbia ChrTlesf0a. Augusta. AIKEN. SaTan-
nah. baskerville. and Florida points 40 D o.
daily. DiaiBg car service.
Tourist cars tor Cshfornis tri-veeklv. ITO ,. z.
Local fo- HarTis1uhzrg = = t. daily; SIS p n
week days. for DauTille. 30 a. n. daily. and for
Charlottesville. 80 a. n ard SIS o n daily.
Frequent trains g sn5 ron Biuenont-
L s BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06

PROPOSALS FOR CONFINED MARBLE AND
limestone work Office { building for National
Museum Library OF Congress. Washington y. c..
March g. I99.-Sesled proposals for furnishing. de-
livering. ard setting IL pace complete the mar
bic vail bases pliuths. floor thing. &c. and the
limestone screens for the south pavilion Of the
new building for the National Museum. n this
city. VII be received az this Cflcc until O'Clock
D n, on TUESDAY. the I'd day Of March, ls1s,
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter. Spec
fc7tous. general snsruc. icus. and conditions and
Other Information furnished on sqplcation 20 this
oeacs. BERNARD 2 GREEN. Superintendent q
Construction mhegoB51s
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Qzosatio1s furnished b. Y. B. HIS Co. as--
be-s Ct the Chicago Boerd q Trade. Eibos 5uild-
hsS = fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. March 5.-Whezt ss1Ted s bad break
to-day in TIE early trading owing % 4 declins n
IiTCTrooI and heavy selling u The Iocai p5t Ths
drop was from : - - points- Shorts do De[
SEN vel prepared 20 face The situation and were
less aggressive zaal might have ben szpec1ed he
market stscdied Ister and got baeE sod pzrt q
rs losses.
Corn was weak u sympathy With wheat. many
snail holders selling OFT tsss- holdings
Oats were weak OF heavy ssIling C16sz from
commission houses
Deciines IN gan sid IL Eve hogs usds tie no
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,

NOtE-Pooiished OILY ss information. and not
guaTssteed
$50 2. NC & O. LIMITED. Daily-Fsst vss-
ubule1 trSsn- Pullman sleelsTS 20 Lexington Louis
vile Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago. nd ST.
Louis. Connection fer Virginia Hot Springs pall-
nan CIR Louisville 70 Memphis Gnd New ORLEANS.
Dining cars. 4 czrts service.
$50 P. Nj. T. :. LIMITED. Dsily-soHd
= Jtluule train PuIlnsn siscpc-s 70 CSncin1sti
Lexington. ard Louisville Compartment sieepinE
car 70 Virginia Hot SrTings week days Dining cars
IA carte service Pullnsn sieepers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and ST Louis snd Louisville 10 Memphis.
Nashville, and New Orleans.
Chesapeake s1G Ohio 0Aioes. 50 Pezzsylssnia
avenue: ISss street and New Union Station Tel
eph0Be Main lads OF 2ss for tickets baggage checks
reservations. and Taxiczh
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06

New YORK March 5-WHEAT-LoWe- and dzIl.
No Northern Duluth. 70 zrTiTs. ~; No 2 nd
z o b. Luz, No. ? hard. NeF YGH Z o b..
IN; Nc. maca-01i Z o. b. LIZ: No. ? Nzl5-
toba Z o b. lzL
CORS-Ffrn; moderate trade No. elevator. %
arrive. 5; No. 2 {. O D. sp0t. 7Es: No. 2 70 81
i've, Z @ D, ~; Na. 2 yellow. T. 0. b, ia;
No 2 white. z c. B.. loEniual
RTESt-oas; scare Nc. 2 L Q. b. 6
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RwY

SCHEDBBE IN EFFECT JANUARY II. lsea.
LecFe Washington New Union Station.
so a. m.-Daily-Au points On Norfolk and West
en-; also Knoxville. Chattanooga. and NsmrAiS
1910 y m--Dsily-R0snoks. Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville. Chstranoosz. Nashville Memphis
Kew Orleans TErouEh Sleeper Dining cars.
Fer NoTfolk-Leave Washington 40 a. N daily.
LIS 4. n daily lexcspt Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
IN q Il and SD 2 n
- P. n--Dsily-BerTyTilie. LuTsy Shenandoah.
TlEinS ron TIE Southwest arrive $50 g T. and
100 ? n
avenue bend Bu;Idirz}
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
REFRIGERA7ORs & ICEBOxEs.

McCRAT MODERN REFRIGERATORS And
COOLING ROOMS ARE TBE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERATION co.
- ST n. W delsts. Il at
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

NIX YOUR own REFRESHING. PRESERVING
mouth wash as ahout 0ne-teuih e sfcTo pTice.
frsde formula, 25c: chiid can do it ZADIG. $3.50
a ave. New YoFk. MIST
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY

N-NSt1ANN8OS. hALIlMOhk AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAT-
Electrlc palace cars from White House Station
u5tb and = SIS NORTHEAST.
ET Bafttmore-Esery half hour fror SO q L n
30 p H.. and %. 90. l813. and lis .. n.
eIeept On tie ODD hours Locai cars at 6 $, s.lS.
u 70 a n. ard ia 5.lo 5I9. 10 p n
Cars OF the EVEN hours make 10 stop between
Washington and Baltimore.
Tor Annspolis-ETsry hour from SO a. n 70 81
? n, and i IS ?. II
Fares. Ous Wy Round tip
10 Baltimors. &c SIS
To Annapolis and c. $
Naval kczdsmy.--- T5c SIS
Bagzsre checked
Al = cars run direct 70 White Eouse Station.
Ticket ofics at 18th and \. 7 ave Northwest and
e White House Station 18Th and SIS NORTH
EAST TELEPHONE II. 75s r1d Zinc. SIC
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
DOGS, CARS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz Mo0NT17S
CANAkIES and tres-ing e1ss. with 1xtssss. f11
e; these birds should hatcA yc1 a. ieasS g hra. :
eue sszso1- scHAIDsS BIRD STORE - -
- -.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
J.. A. Henderson, Dependent,
Commits Suicide.
LABORER KILLED BY CAvEM
Public school Teachers WIN Meet At
Manassas to Discuss Matters 81
Educational saterest - Inaugural
visitors View Points of Hsstorae
vaIue-Grand Jury Summoned.

Alszzndriz News Agsoey, 81 King s.zszs, AK
sndria, Va, authorized agents ard zuiea fR
Tns Washington Hezld. The azsld WI b d.
hse-ed daly and Sunday to zgJ address n AK
sneria fos . cepts zoath.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Eu8 WORTH OF OLD GOLD. SILVER AND
diamonds wanted for spot cash OF IN exchange for
rev 5swelry. CASTELBERG'S. sS PeEaa- ave. II.
isliSE
MODERN FURNITURE BOUGET AT 1853 IFTH
e Nv. and Clothing. Il ssnt 70 the store
6EE-u =. HENSLET.
Ii PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR
ladies aud ge1tlemen's czst-01f wearing apparel !.
d-op card; wlli call c LIVINGSTON, I22l 7th 81
NV. OF phone North T50s- fe1-N.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR OLD GOLD.
silver, diamonds watches. AID icEelry. GOLD
SMITH, P2wnbrcker's Sale Store. s9 p Nv. /;
Prone N -57i-lI-, CT drop postal; VII call
ml3Fu.th. s59t
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
CUISINES OPPORTUNITIES.

We PLACE ADVERTISING II ALL PUBL
GATORS a publishers best rates We help VOC
plan yCu- campaign and set up GOD, strong ads
81 no extra charge. We handle az advertising
vork-eompiiing, migrating. Write rs MOSS &
co. Agents. I2s5 Arch. Philadelphia.
FOR SALE A CIGAR STORE DOING A NICE
business. and IN The riSnt location VII sell at
inventory. NATIONAL SPORTING GOODS CO..
sl5 ST w. -h3St
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
MANICURTNe Z HAIRDREssING

HAIR POWDER. a rev cream for the complex.
ion; also shsnpcosns snd hsiHlressnZ : speaaiSJ.
Kiss C11mz1. = lllb s. us- Prone n. 81 % s
~ & SMITH,
Lsdies' hairdTsssing shzDpooing and scalp treat
ment SIS Z Capitol st 'Pbons Linz zssz
iaS-sos.eod
WANTED-EAIRDR5sS ELECTRIC, NAG
zssic massage at your hrans; scalp, body sham
rooing: terss Tesonsble. so Z ST In.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
We are selling slightly used Automobiles Tzro1s
makes, al il go0d condition. frUm 500 I'd. See or
list Of bargains offered. and you VII by uoz.
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
Phone Main 4i6- 90 WeStory Building
sel0S1t
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
$4,000 TO LOAN

On Washington rsal eztate; eay terms Aupsy q
DISTRICT REALTY CO.. Inc. T. 7 Law, nan
sEer loan and rental Department Oasces. SIS BOND
BLDG. c0T. Ista and New York ave. M. H2Sa
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR GOOD SERVICE. CALL REAR 81 PA.
ave nW. % board or hire your horse ETerythin1
4 ssnerel EFery business AZ reduced rates. L [.
PITSN0GLE- Phone n S. fsE-Dt
BENSINGER's HORSE BAZAAR.
Direc+ and Commission dealers n hoTses ard
mules. ass5SE sth St ~. Auction MONDAYS
and Wednesday, Private sales daily. alSsT
The Washington herald., 1909-03-06
TUTORING.

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. N PRACTICAT,
English designed % aid those 10 whom Il i a
to-sisn language. Also a shcrt dril Which reviews
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