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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Probate Court of Idaho County, State OF
Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate of Peter II. Ready
deceased
Notice Is hereby given, that Letters testamen.
tary on the estate OF Peter II, Ready, deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned on the LIST day
of November. 1909 by the Probate Court ri
Idaho County.
AL persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
ance, AT the Bank OF Camas Prairie, Grangeyille
Idaho, the same being the place of business for
sasd estate within the County OF Idaho, within
tea months after the date OF the first publica-
ton OF TINS notice, or they shall be forever
barred
This Ist day of November, 1903
EDWARD 4. HICKEY
Executor of the last will and testament of
Feter II Reedy, decea sed
IL. +. FULTON,
Attorney for Executor o3-tt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04

Local option can be defeated by
cabling on the Oregon saloon and fill
ing your jug with good, old Three
Mile whisky. Enough to last until
the next election for she will be sure
to go wet then. You will be awful
dry Fen Batty, Prop. Oregon
Saloon. Stf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04

For Sale-Nine head Of good young
Jersey mich COWS, some full bloods
and other grades. Inquire of J. A.
Sloan, 8 miles northeast of Grange
vile. 22-2*
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04

Scale Booke-We have them at
the Free Press office. 27tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04
FOR SALE

For Sale-Earm lands and city
property. Geo. M. Reed. SIT
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04

'Cobbs- Miller for your groceries. lott
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04
WANTED

Wan,ed-No matter w hat you have
70 sell n there is bryer we'll find
him through this column. Try ii.
Cost small, returns great. 27H
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04

Heretofore impossible but tina time
thtentm
timber belt in the West Every and Elk
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-11-04

In the heart of the richest mining district aho Idaho
h nth % the dTownud
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
MOST PICTURED BABY KILLED
Child Who Advertised Talcum Pow.
der Falls from Train.
His Smiling Face Seen by Millions
of People in More Than One
Thousand Poses.

/ >pcc-1- q Ths WsSlinSto@ Hsr-ld
Chicago. May s - Fcur-year-old Paul
Maurice Mosfort. the most Photographed
ooy in the United States. was killed to-
day by fan from a South Side elevated
train HIS father. a W. Nonfort. is a
PHOTOGRAPHS. who does much work for
advertisers. and tn sen was used as a
model IN one Of his most widely known
poses the boy Is smiling as q brand of
talCGm powder IS being shaken over him.
IN another noted pos. he is PLAYING with
a safety razor and laughing. Millions Of
persons have e1 his picture. taken while
seated upon 4 tin bath tub. amusing him
self with a cake Of soaD. At least !. .oal
other Photographic poses have been taken
OF him
The mother snd boz to-day started
downtown. As they entered the car the
boy ran forward. climbed mo seat and
started 20 lean against the window. II
was open. and he child fell to the
ground, thirty-dve feet below.
The mother was Unable 70 Ieave the
train until il reached the nsxt station.
She was frantic with grief by this time.
AMI attempted to commit suicide. out was
restrained.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
POINTS FROM ADMIRAL'S SPEECH.

1T marvellous be beyond belief that in this age of
specialization absolutely to the spirit Of
the age the adjustment of the separate departments the
navy yards and their consolidation under officer should
place in the OF economy and reform.
What can thought OF the official who plans dscredt
the who have such good record and destroy the autonomy
OF the Bureau OF Steam Engineering BY subordnatng the
bureau charged with the design OF huls:'
Attempts have been made explain why Secretary who
as graduate the Sheffield Scientific School, might supposed
to appreciation Of engineering administration should
go thoroughly the teachings Of history
spirit OF the age but OF them have been all satisfactory
and let that side OF the question drop by again
expressing my complete inability understand his actions
If the officers organization whose efficiency depend
upon the skill OF engineers do live up their duty the
relied upon for such work would be eegaed position
OF ineroriy low that they hardly counted This
tery un-Amecan and only be matched BY absolute
arches.
The speedy destruction OF the Spanish navy 1893 was due
her utter incompetence engineering than gun
nery."
The only justification for the personnel law adapted ten
years ago. the made BY former President Roose
ve that modern vessel every officer has to be an
engineer"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
WRIGHT MACHINE WRECKED.
Image of 81. Christopher, AUTO
Patron saint, Attached to Wing.

Image of 81. Christopher, AUTO
Patron saint, Attached TO Wing.
Rome. May s.-Lieut Calderara made
a fight in a Wright aeroplane at $50
o'clock this morning IN the Centoce!lo
field. near this city. and was at height
Of thirty meters when the motor stopped
suddenly and the machine feil 10 the
ground. Cal5erara was taken 70 a hos
pitaI suffering with a sprained shoulder
and internal injuries The aeroplsee
was badly injured; in fact. practically
smashed
After the machine fell II was noticed
that metal image Of ST Christopher.
who in Roman Catholic countries is the
patron saint OF automObilists. was at
tsched 20 one Of the wings Of the aero
plane, with an inscription praying the
saint TO extend his protection 10 aero
planists also
Friends say that Lieut. Calderara was
below par before he started He had a
presentiment that misfortune would be-
fan him. and he refused 10 take Count
BTazza as a passenger, as ne had prom
ised
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Continued on Page :. Column ).
CAUSED BY TEDDY BEAR. /"
C0Irt-EaartinI CT Capt. Franklin
Results from Mascot.

Results from Mascot.
A Teddy be7r. imported rom Montana
TO act as mascot for the West Pointers
IN the Army-Navy football game II
1897. is the innocent cause Of a turmoil
at West Point waich viii result in the
eourt-m2rtial Of Capt Thomas Franklin.
in New York, in the latter part Of Nay.
Capt. Fsaaklin was commissary at west
Point according TO facts that have
leaked oct from army ciTc,es in Wash
ington. there VAS a meeting Of the a,hlet-
&c association soon af,er the football
game, AZ which 1t is understood Capt
franklin injinated that Col 4 l. Scott,
eommandant at West Point. had. without
authority. ordered the treasurer OF the
association 10 pay s299 for the bear. and
that he had had about So tickets for
the game Ior his own use Il IS under
stood Col SCOTS friends caused Capt.
Franklin's record for SIX years as COM
ruissary u be examined in retaliation. as
a result q wa.ch charges we're preferred
against him regarding carelessaess in IL
trusting minor accounts 10 others.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

New York May 5.-A heavy blow was
struck al the defense OF Capt. Peter g.
Hsins. jr- at to-day's session Of his trial
on murder charge in the Supreme Court
al Flushing. when four officers OF the
United States army took the stand TO re-
fCte the weight of eviden& piled I'd BY
E5a.os' lawyers in support OF their plan
thst the army officer who shot William
E Annis was insane at the time OF the
commission Of the deed.
None OF the officers who testified had
been subpoenaed. bat came upon notih-
cation through regular army administra-
tive channels that the district attorney
had asked for their presence.
DO you know that there IS III feeling
existing between Gen. Hains. the father
Of the defendant. and Col H. O. s. Hei-
stand. the assistant adjutant general Of
tho Department OF the East2r was one
Of the questions that John F. MCINTYRE
for the defense put to one OF the army
officers testifying during the course Of =
denomination. The witness rep,isd
that he did not know Of any such III feel
ing
Refuted Defense's Testimony.
The sum total Of the evidence given nv
the army officers Tefuted in almost every
essential point the testimony ALREADY
put in by the defense tending 10 prove
that the actions of Capt Hains between
the time Of his return from the Philip
pines and the shooting Of Annis we're ir-
rational and indicative Of an unbalanced
mind. On crOss-examination the army
officers could not be shaken.
Lieut.. Malcolm Peters Andruss WIN
lived next door TO Capt Hains while
he was stationed at Fort Hamilton.
and who Is now stationed at Fort
Monroe. was the first and most i'm
portant witness that District Attorney
De Witt put on in rebuttaI. He said
early in his direct testimony that he
saw Capt Hams and his wife stand
ing on the steps Of their house on a
Friday in June last; which Friday il
was he could not remember
oh, that is plainly impossible" Nc
lntyTe broke in. Surely the district
attorney viii not contend through this
witness that Capt. Hains and his wife
were together on any Friday in June.
All the evidence shows that she left
him on the second day Of that month
Insisted He Was Right.
Lieut. Andruss insisted that ne was
right. He said also that he saw the
captain on a certain Sunday morning:
he thought it was the first Sunday in
June On that occasion the captain
asked him If ne could get 2 lawyer.
Upon Lieut.. Andruss volunteering his
sympathies. knowing what marital
difficulties in the Hams household had
.necessitated the presence of a lawyer.
Capt Ha:as had replied. according to
the lieutenants testimony:
I don't need any sympathy"
Lieut. AndrgFs said that the can
tain's demeanor at this time was per
fectly rational. although it is the con-
tention Of the defense that upon this
Sunday il was that the ACUTE mania
Continued on Page 2. Column Z.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
OVERRULES MOTION.
Judge Nay Yet InStruct Jury as to
Defendants In Naval stores Case.

Judge Nay Yet Instruct Jury as to
Defendants In Naval stores Case
Savannah, May SIN the United States
court to-day Judge Sheppard overruled
the motion Of the defendants in the naval
stores trust case 10 direct a verdict Of
not guilty. and the defense began at once
the introduction Of testimony.
The court in his order. however inti-
mated that he might later. If the evi-
dence warranted il. give the jury instruc-
tions as to certain defendants who were
not properly identified with the consuir-
acy.
The testimony to-day was interesting.
The witnesses we're Messrs- J. A. C.
Carson and George Meade Boardman. Of
Brooklyn: z r. Middleton. OF Savannah.
c. ". Dill. of New York; D. ". Fletcher
Of Philadelphia, and E H. Shay. OF Jack
SOnviile.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
NIGHT RIDER CASE RESTED.
Defense VIII Begin Its Testimony
This Morning.

Naverly. Tenn. May 6-After the ex-
animation OF thirty-tEree witnesses.
counsel FOR the State IN the case OF the
fifteen alleged Right Riders this evening
.annornced that they rested Judge Cook.
thereupoa adjourned court Until o'clock
tomorrow morning. when evidence for
the defense WI he introduced
i is beHeved that all the proof vii!
have been placed before the jury bsfor.
Wednesday next and verdict in the
e-ent of an agreement being reached.
may be looked for by THURSDAY
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
INDEPENDENTS WANT CASH.
Merger of Big Coke Plants Gets
Setback.

Pittsburg. NAY s,-The ss5o-aooe merger
Of Independent coke plants Of the great
coke belt in cppositio7 70 the United
States steel Corporation fuel end. has
met with severe setback since most
Of the big independents insist on a cash
basis agreement. and signify their will
ingness 10 quit the making q coke for all
time. otherwise they viii not consider
the proposition
This means that II those back Of the
big scheme would float It successfully
they VIII be compelled 10 raise an imme-
date amount Of ready cash 20 buy the
holdings OF the independents
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
THREE ARE DROWNED.
Memphis Wan Loses Life Trying 10
Rescue Mother and Child.

Memphis, May 6.-After half an hours
battling IN vain eHdeavoT 10 save the
lives Of Mrs 3. F ChiIes and her little
daughter from drowning in the Missis-
sippi, VIII Ebe-tardt sank with them
last night and al were drowned.
Eberhardt was the sen q Charles Eber-
haTdt, treasurer and manager Of the
Pittsburg Coal Company. OF Memphis. and
was an extensive planter at Pecan Point.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
SLUMP IN WHEAT.
Chicago Traders Puzzled as TO Pat
tens Position.

Chicago, MAY "a terrific slump in
May wheat marked the close OF an excit-
ing Gag in the Chicago pit. From an
opening of sl2ss4. The price vas forced
back to Sl2a's
While James A Patten. At his ranch in
New Mexico. refused 20 tax for psb,.ca-
ton. Chicago traders were speculating As
to his actual position in the market
Brokers we're puzzled by the fact that
July wheat did not roIloE rhe fiuctua-
tions Of the May delivery, opening a; sl.l7.
sIumping 10 Sl.l5ss. and closing strong at
siI77s.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
IS AIMED
At CAPT. HAMS
Brother Army Officers on the
Witness Stand.
SAY HE WAS RATIONAL
Lieut. AndruSs Tells of COnver
sations with Coupe.

Declares Prisoner Told HEu, He
Didn't Need Sympathy WheR
WrorgdofnEs of the Wife We're
Discussed-McIntyre Tries 70 Dis
credit Testimony of Men Who Ap-
Peared without BEING Summoned.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

washington society baseball activities
were opened at the Nationa! Park vsstsr-
day with eighteen of the nimblest mem
oers Of the Metropolitan and Chevy
Chase clubs appearing in the princips.
roles.
The ball tossers from the METROPOLITAN
Club won the game. after q struggle AZ
seif-abnegation, and beneath a beating
sun that fOrebOdes copious doses Of liz
iment for tired and swollen limbs.
The seore-welL that doesn't coynt .,-
much: the battle was for sweet cbs-,.,-.,
sake. and no one seemed to care Just how
many bases we're stolen or how manv
errors we're made. As the shades Of even
ing were closing down on the green
sward. the game ended with Il runs cred
ited 70 Metropolitan and s chalked p,
for Chevy Chase
Society sat in the boxes. paving scsnt
need to the oppressive heat and remain
ing 70 the finish to encourage ,ss -.
ers- The shortcomings Of the fsro-5,a
warriors gsmboling in the fed were
noted with leniency. and the heat vas
blamed fo- Al the misplavs
Fine Plays Draw Cheers
On several occasions The ere,a s7s~.s-
tors burst into cheers in reeovn,-io- -
beautiful stop By Horstman. Al srs, 90
Metropolitan. or for line 49,. -.
Breck Bayne, % the team from rr,ss,,
/ Chase. --s'y
Ths social leaders were aided IN tb.,v
efforts 10 make he game go" br zs--
iioa Of the Marine Band. uhicb r,sves
between each inning with vim mar
sDuTred PLAYERS and spectators alike
Both teams batted hard. bur in sno-s
+ Eases we're stolen with rear1ss<,ses
/ that would delight Tire hear. Of srv 5,az-
/ i9-the-wool ian. but the throws -hs- -
made 20 catch the runners seldom Iand,d
where the catcher aimed. TIE rivals dis
PEELED al signs Of animositv before ~
( fray opeaed. anj Just 10 snow tre-a vas
no III feeling, both squads used the saue
players bench.
For the hrst I've innings rhir~s ws,-
smoothly. but after thar the sluees-s
from the Nets began bammering tas
curves served Up by Henri de SI5our. and
in two successive sessions al. he BAT ne
seore was raised 70 Il 10 ;.
Preston Gibson Pitches Well.
For the Metropolitans Preston C,fbso-.
newspaper man. horsemaa. clubnan and
athlete demonstrated his ability on ne
firing line. and held IRE opponents sase
during tEe string Of nine innings In the
eighth and ninth rounds his shoots were
found by the Chevy Chasers for three
and two runs respectively
Ire attendance at the battle vas fairly
] large. every box being taken and the
grand stand well filed OF course. there
was no one in the bleachers. and the
slangy expressions o. glee gave way to
words Of encouragement
Score cards were sold ny Mrs. Andrew
Bradley Miss julia Gcldsborough. the
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland - Showers and
colder to-day; tomorrow faiT;;
brisk southerly, shifting to west
erlv, winds and squalls.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Continued on Page II. Column +.
No RichnrIIson 81.

To-day at SlOan's, ls01 q ST. there vii
be sold a collection Of fine mahogany and
other furniture paintings. china. plate.
books, rigs. ornaments. Sc. for account
Mt F 4 Richardson and other os-ners-
morning at Il and afternoon at g the last
day CT the sale, starting with No 40 OF
the catg.ogUe.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Rear AdmiraIMe Gives
Startling Address.
SCORES DEPARTMENT
Changes in Navy Yards Severely
Censured by Speaker.
APPLAUDED BY HEARERS

Delegates to the Convention Of the
American Society Of Engineers
Listen Approvingly 30 the Retired
Admiral as He Denounces the
Tactics of Former Secretary Of
the Navy Newberry at the VIII
lard Last Night-Asserts Acts to
Have Been Almost Beyond Belief.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
GEORGIA ALL OVER.

Cracker States Incoming Governor
Wears Homemade Things
Atla--a, May e-'Little Joe" Brown,
who Is soon 10 succeed Big Hoke Smith
as governor OF Georgia. has announced
that when he IS inaugursted he viii be
gsrbsd in Georgia-made clothing
His underwear and top shirt are 10 be
the fruit OF Georgia cotton factories, and
he will wear shoes turned out by a
Georgia manufacturer. His top suit VIII
be made from jeans turned out by fac
tory a. Marietta.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
WANT PEACE DOVE
HEAVILY ARMORED
Such Is Leading Sentiment
at Banquet of League.
JUSTICE BREWER TALKS
Opens Way for Argument by
Declarations on Subject.
JUSTICE BREWER TALKS

Secretary Knox the Guest of Honor
at neutrality-suspicious. Bryce
Says United states should Lead on
in Movement for Disruption Of
Fighting Forces-CannOn Ayers We
VIII Have Peace II We Must Fight.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

Popular Excursion SUNDAY, MAY 4,
Baltimore & Chic r. 2 Round trio. =
HaTpers Ferry. Charlestovs. sunl,nit
Point. ". Va, Stephenson. ana Winches-
ter, Va. Special train leaves Washingtoa
a. r.. returning same day.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
AMERICAS RENEW
PEACE PLEDGES
Bonds Cemented at Banquet
Given by SenOr NabueO.
BRAZIL EDITOR SPEAKS
Dwells on Relations Between
His Country aud America

AFFAIR in Honor OF Rio JaHciro
JournaIIst and Members Of Grid
iron CIab Marked by Optimistic
Utterances Regarding the Future
of the Southern epublicS-DeeOra-
sions Feature of the Event.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
LOCAL

admiral Attacks Naval system.
Wrath Shown During Tariff Debate.
I-Societv Attends Game OF Ball.
Americas Renew Friendship az Fete.
I-Armored Peace Dove Sentiment
2Father Stays His Child's Husband
News OF Alexandria
&Man Saves Life by Shot.
4Wrath Shown During Tariff Debate.
ENotabies Honored al Tree Planting.
I4-EpiscopaI Convention Closes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
HE DRANK IT.
Wins Bet. bat Goes cruzy and Then
Dies.

Atlantic sity- y J. May s-A be- Of
dollar made with ccnvivial friends that
he could drink nine big whiskias IN an
hour. cost Daniel Cavaaaugh. middle
aged Philadelphlan, his life
The man won the dollar. but went crazy
and died tonight despite The best efforts
Of Physicians 10 save him.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

Saturdays and Sundays VIA Pennsyfvania
Railroad. Tickets good returning Until
Sunday night All regular trains except
the Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
Continued on Page :. Column I.
Baltimore and Return. sf-z5,
R@fsT-.0-e 4 0hfo u n

Every Saturday and Sunday All trains.
both nays. both days. except Royal Lin
tied. City Offices. 1417 G ST and SIC Pa. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

tfsGntfr ttIF %7fctai I HTouEs Train
or buffet psTler cars aDG coaclies via
PENNSYLVANIA Raaroed. Delaware River
Bridge route viii leave Washington AT
f.t5 p. m, week days, beginning Saturday
next. May s.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
VICTORY SCORED
BY METROPOLITAN
Defeats Chevy Chase Club in
Baseball Game.
SPHERE is HIT HARD
Preston Gibson Holds RiyaIx
Safely Throughout.
SPHERE Is HIT HARD

Pitches Excellent Game, While
Henri de sibOur Is More ERec-
lively POunded-COntest ReaIises
Good sum for Charity, and Society
Spectators Prove Loyal Fans-Good
Plays Are Heartily Cheered.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
PLAN MARTIAL LAW.

Force Drawn from European Bat
taIiOn~ to be Sent to Adana.
CosstantinopIe. May 6-A considerable
force, drawn from the European battal-
ions. viii be sent to Adans Saturday to
restore order and establish martial Law
in the massacre area
= cOurt-martial will also go. which viii
be composed Of European officers, who
are going to Try those accused OF crimes
IN connection with the massacres.
Ex-Grand Vizier Tewhk Pasha viii be
appointed Ambassador 20 Great Britain.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

Rivanug In beauty some tropical
garden. RauscEer's main dining hail
was last night transformed into a con-
serva,ory Of glowing plants and fow-
els. forming a unique background for
the banquet given by the Brazilian
Ambassador. Joachim NabHcc. in honor
Of the Gridiron Club and J. G Rod
rigues. editor Of the JornaI do Com
mercio. Of Rio Janeiro.
Representative Of the press Of the
two Americas expressed sentiments de-
cidedly in keeping with the festive sur
roundings. and senator Root again &C.
mented that bond Of friendship be
tween the countries
Surrounded BY a hedge OF greens. in
terwoven with budding roses. the 10o
guests sat down TO the feast shortly
after o'clock. and for three hours
qusned toasts. first to the President Of
Brazil. the President OF the United
states. and then to other dignitaries.
In harmony with the gay decorations
were the vocal selections By members
Of the Gridiron quartet. a touch OF
merriment was added 10 the scene by
the musical numbers contributed b. a
stIinged orchestra.
AmbaNsador Nabuco Speaks.
Immediately following the course din
ner Ambassador Nsbuco arose and for
maIIy opened the speechmakiRg. His re-
marks were addressed to the GridlroD
Club He said. in part:
Il have the greatest pleasure In wei
/ coming you here tonight. and in having
you meet The press OF IssJiu-America.
represented by Mr. J. c. Rodrisues. the
eminent editor Of the leading newspaper
in Brazil We are all sorry that your
president. Mr. Hail. is not with Us. on
account OF a severe illness. but We re-
joice with the news that ne is again on
his way 10 life-to a very long one. I
hope
I must say 1 feel among yen some
what ike Rip Van winkle. as. when
first visited this country you were not
born-I mean as clUb-and now ] find
Won with national reputation
I remember we'll the fight between
HAYES and Tilden in 1851. The Wash
frgton atmosphere was then too hot for
YOUR gTidiron, so pleasantly cool for those
YOU place on Il. At least the two times
I could observe your ways CT gTilling.
both President Roosevelt and President
Taft. unlike the poor Gautinaozin, felt as
on a bed Of roses.
Your good sense. your good taste. and
your good humOr changed the mythical
pistol shots Of old American journalism
into dessert crackers. In those days your
pevspa pers we're. Ike salamanders. lfr-
ing in FIRE: now they are in their evolution
to I've in ice. ike seals. and ore can fol-
low. election after election. vith the
lowering CT their temperatures. The press
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.


Army Of1cers Testify Against Hams.
Most Pictured Baby Killed
3-Mob Attacks wife o. Kidnapper-
3-GirTs Slayer Must Pay Penalty
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

J. H Small & So-s. FLORISTS.
18th and 9 SITS, Washington: Waldorf
Astoria and ll53 Broadway, New YORK.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07

BIacSSistoEe's Floral Designs Are
Beautiful Choicest flowers used Tsfh & II
The Washington herald., 1909-05-07
sI.zs 10 BALTIMORE and Return

Continued on Page II, coiumn 5.
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