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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District of Columbia, Washington. j. C., Marc
s. lg9.-Notice IS hereby given that AZ The tal
sale q March a. lsO7 property assessed n ID,
names which follow. was sold for the tax Of 1906
and II not redcemed on cr before MARCH IS 1903
when the redemption period expires. deeds thsrvfoi
VIII be issued to the purchasers al the tax sale IN
question;
Jannette Addison. Cornelius Alexandsr. Mar p
Alexander. Anna c. Allen. Charles r. Allender
Robert Lewis Ames. Georve l. Amm1n. Georgc
W. Banks. Sarah Barrett. Fannie Belt and Charles
Perlatt Charlotte Beverly. Julia A Bridget. Arthur
Briscoe. Frank Brown. William R. Brown. trustee
Matilda Bryan. James Buckingham. John 7. Camp
bell Fannis CaToI. Thomas Cat0n. John Chap
man, Woodbridge ClAup Maria Coats Cafharinl
Coleman. Cstharipe and NaTy Conn0Ts. Hannah
Costello Joseph T. Cousins. John J. Coyle, Isass
Davenport. BENJAMIN Davis HerhGrr A Davis
Kate ". B. Dean. Jane DELANEY Josiah Dent
Ganneliel +. DerricSs Isaso Diggs, T.. yarmouth
Dorsey. Sarah J. Diaper. Henry B. Daley and
others. George T. Dyer. Mary Dyson, Calvin A
Edwards. Nathaniel W. Evans. DoCglas K. Fitz
hugh. Grzco II. Flower Robert C. Fox. CAtharinl
Gallagher. Thorras g. Galloway. Susan Z Gan
non. Thomas A. Gibson. Marshall N. Gillian
James z. Gross. Mar Z Gross. o. L. Green
William H Green. No i; John ". Hamilton.
Emma Harrison. Mary Hickey. Margaret A. Hig
gins. Thomas Hilsnd. Stepney Hin Abnsr NJ
Hoadley. trustee; Fannie A. Hoover Elizabeth B.
Hubbard. International Investment Co. EdEar r
Jackson, samuel Jackson. George James. Lucl
johnson, Ahcs A. Jones. Charity Jones. Richard
Jones. ANA A. Kelly. WilIiam F. Kendriok
Charles Kirk. 0Iary NJ Kline Courad Rnatz
James Laing and others. Alfred Il Lea. No >
Alpheus Lee. trustee: +. " Brooks Josephine
Lee. Mary +. and II. o. lee. Robert B. and
Marie A. Lines Oliver l. lockwood. sarah A
Lucas MaTJ Mccormick. William ". Mccullough
William II. AfcWnl, Fannie AIah0rey. Georg,
Nanny. R0bcrt C. Martin Julia Middleton. 8Iiddle
ton Siitehell Frederick L. 1Iockabee George J
Mueller. John +. Neale Ellen J. O'COnnsu. TimO
thy O'CoTnel. Margaret OConnor. Ellen l. Paine
Florence Payne. John Pleasants. Joshua p. Posey
Jennie n PralI, Adam 5. Pratt Annie A. Pros
pen. Mary II. Punel. Mary Z. Queenan, Johu
W Rawlins. Peter Ridout. Amelia Robinson, Sarah
f. Ross John r. Rothert. Cora N. Roy. Jane.
Ward Scott. "Hsirs.' Levi SCOTT LaUrs V. Seller
Nellie n Simmons. james Smith Trustee r. Sui
Ivan. Luther R Snoot. s. Z. Snively, William
Sullivan. George p. Taylor Edward H Thomas
trustee; Elizabeth Thomas. Ralph and Herman
Thomas. William Thomas. Joseph S. Thompson
Thomas NJ. and Mary 3. Thyscn. Thomas c
Treadven. William J. Trevilian, Benjamin Tubmar
and Others. Lizzie Tucker. Sarar A. Van De-lip
John and Catherine VeTmilli0n. Charles @. Walter
Henry W. Wheeler David r. Wheelock Pete
Wilkinson. r, Maggie 2. Wilson. Arthur Wlnslow
John W. and Mary ]. Wright HENRY B. F.
MCFARLAND. HENRY i. WEST. SPENCER
COSBY. Commissioners D. G. mh93t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FollOWlng schedule figures published orly
as Information. and are not Cls1auteed:
For Atlanta. Birmingham. NOZZLE New Orleans
AsheTtle, ChattanOogl Memphis 3 e. N and
D:45 p n daily. Dining czrS
For Roanoke. Kn0xyiIle, Chaffanoo~a Nsr,uhf,
New Orleans. l3ao 2. n. dsily Dining csrs
For Columbia. CnariestO1. Augusta AIKEN. sarsn-
nah. JscksouTilie. and Florida points. 40 D n
daily Dining car service.
Tourist cars for California. tTi-Eeekly 4-l9 D n.
Local fcr Hnrrsonhurg. - a. n. daily; AS D n.
week days; FOR DanTiIla, 20 a. n daily and foz
Charlottesville. 10 a. N. and As p n dsly.
Frequent trains 70 and from Bluencnt
L S. BROWN. GsDszlI Asz1L
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR COArRJNFI

PROPOSALS FOR COMBINED MARBLE AND
limestone uurk. Ofics Of building FOR National
Museum. Library cf Congress, washington D, c.
March s lso9--Sealed proposals. fog furnisAing de-
hEe-1ng. ano setting IN plaes conDiets the zlAr-
bis vail bases, pliuths hOor thing. sc, and tue
limestone screens for the south pavilion of tie
new building for the National Museum IN this
city, VIII lie received al this Oflce until O'Clock
p. m. On TUESDAY. the sd day Of March 1903
Gad publicly opened Immediately thereafter Sped
tcatonss general Instructions. and conditious and
other Information furnished on applicztion 70 this
oeace. BERNARD r. GREEN, supzintsndent q
Construction nkSsaBl5E
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-Publshed oily as Information. and 10;
guaranteed
800 p Nc. & o. LIMITED. Dafy-Fsst rss
uD1led tr1ln- Pullman sleepers 70 Lex.rgton Louis
vilis. Ctnciznati Intianapoiis, Cff-zTo. aud 81
Lcuis- Connection for Virginia Hot Sr-irzsL Pur-
nan car louisville 10 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars. IA carte service
uao P. M.-F. F. '. LIMITED. Daily-Sold
Eesnbule train. PaIlraan sleepers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sieersnr
car 70 virginia hot Springs week DAYS Dining cars
Ia carte serTice- Pullman sieepsrs Cincinnati d
Cmsgo and s. Louis. and L0cisFille 70 Momrhis
Nashville sa5 New Orleans.
CheSpeake an Ohio O6oes. SIS Pennsylraul,
avenre; lSs9 r street and New Union Station Tel
sphcue Main loes or 22os for tickets bezzgs checks
reservations. snd Taxicab.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

ouo.stions furnished By ". B. Hfbnz & Co. mem
hers Ct the ChicsEo Board q Tradc Hib1s Bulld-
iLg 3 FLlieerth street aorthzsst
Chicago March G-Eheat Suffered bad h-esE
losing tlree points for Sfay and yearly tTo f1r
July The h-Clk was due % heavy seIliug By rrofs
takers Just aftCr tie opening. vhich vas I'm a1d
high oa gcod oables. The market was mzch excited
ard irregular untn after TIE noon hour when a
rally started which carried 1riOs haf Wy back
20 ihc opsuinS
Provisions. Though fascinating within 4 rzn-s a
ten points. were fzn a. the opening and --uauy
30 al the close.
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New YORK Mar-h a--WHEAT-WcsEer: lifsless
No. I NcT,he-n DulLth. 70 arrive. l23e. No. red
H. o. b.. LZLZ Nc. hard New To-k z O. B.
I tLGSS. No. zscsrori. T. O. b. LI5. No. I Nan
I totn. IZ3: No. Manitoba. Z O. b. IN
COEN-Flrzn. modeTate trade No. elevator. 70
arrive. s5; 10. 2 f. o. b. spot. az: No. 70
l arrive. {. O. b.. 7s5s: Nc. . yellow z O D, Ta4;
No. White 2 O. b. nominal
/ RYE-SlSw; sczrce. No . Z. . b, g.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumba, holding q Probate Court No BIS. Ad-
minisJration--This is 20 give notice hat the sub
scriher q the State Of Maryland has obtained from
the Probate Court q the District q Columbia
letters testamsntay the estate of Frederick Klein
late q the Dtstrict d Columbia. deceased All per-
having claims against the deceased hereby
warned e exhibit the same. Eith the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated q The subscribe On
0r beiOre the STH DAY OF MARCH A. j. 1910.
ctbsrEiss they MY by law b excluded from al
bsnsdt q said estate Given under ny hand this
sth day o. Narch 1903. ALEXANDER HECHT,
5l3 Seventh street northwest Attest: lSeal) JAMES
TANNER Register a. wills f0r the District u
Columbia. Clers q the Probate Court. LESTER <
PRICE. Attorney mh9lsE
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
unbia. holding q Probate Court No. i5ss5 Ad-
uinistratiOn-This Is 10 give notes that the sub
scTine- n the State o Maryland has obtained from
the Probate Court q the District 4 Columbia let
tsrs testsmantary the estate Of Emily Y Afasoa
late q the District q Columhia deceased An per
Sons having claims against tie deceased as hereby
warned 70 exhibit the sane. win the Fouehes
Thereof. legally authenticated. 70 the subscribe
OF before the 26TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A d.
1910: otherwise they may BY law be excluded from
al benefit q said estate Given under nay hand this
36Ih day q February. 1909. STEVENS THOMSON
MASON. lel0 American Bldg. Baltimore. I'D
Attest: (SeaLl JAMES TANNER Register q
wills for the District 4 COlu15ia Clerk q the
Probate Court, BERRY & MINOR, Attorneys.
mh29I6
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding 4 Probate Court No. E7s5
ndministTatiuu-This IS 70 give notice that the sub
scribers a the District Of Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District of Columbia
letters testamenfary on tie estate of Sarah G.
johnson late Of the District q Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the T0uch-
ers thereof. legally authenticated. 70 the sub
M faafrsr he
AIRY. A D. 1910: otherwise they may By law Be
excluded from ell bereAt Of said estate. Given
under ou- hands this 18th day Of February. lsoa
HENRY CLAY JOHNSON. S5SS 18th 81. t. /;
hONABD =. JOHNSON. Munsey Bldg Attest:
tseall JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for
the District q Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court J. J DARLINGTON, Attorney.
fe23 mh29
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District of Columbia. Washington. d. c. March
s. Ies.-Ordered: That Section q q Part I Of
the Building Regulations Of the District Of Colum-
bis, denomnating business streets Be and the same
hereby is amended by adding thereto the following:
Georgia avenue from Quackenbos street 20 Madison
avenue" HENRY p, F. ELACFARLAND, HENRY
L. WEST. SPENCER COSBY. Commissioner.
-. G.
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WALL PAPER.
WE WISH

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OVERsTOCK OF
wall paper at very low sacrifice. Can and see
cur stock. Sign painting show cards an6 gliding
z. G. NOJTE. sT In s. nv JaseOd-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-sAfALL BLACK SEALSKIN CARDCAsB
containing. besides stamps. addresses, &c. sew
eral bills. Reward II returned 10 Mrs. E. VI. c..
Dead Letter O1ice third hOor 2. o. Bldg. mhs-2t
LOST-CAlIERA: LEFT N CAR AT NAVY
yard Liberal reward if returned to Room io5
Raleigh Hotel.
LOsT-sUNDAY EVENING. GOLD WATCH
FOB, with old-fnshioned seal Reward Il returned
20 l0o3 Otis place.
LOsT-BF OOCH; CARVED CORAL. SET N
Roman gold Reward if returned 20 l404 18th 81
NV. mh9-3t
LOST A LARGE. HEART-sHAPE GOLD
locket, with monogram L. l. o. IN New National
Theater getting in crTiage after performance.
on z. !. ave, bet Conn. ave. and 18th St Reward
if returned 70 2Z3 z 81 NV. mhs-5t
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

| = II II tl-L ahN LhhL y. u.
Leave Washington New Unson Ssztiop
800 a. n--Daly-Au pcinrs On Ncrfolk and West
en-; also knoxville, Chattanooga. and Memphis
elO 2. m.-Daily-Rosnoke. Bristol Winston
salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars-
For Norfoik-LeaYe Washirgt5n. ( - a. n cafly.
lil5 a. n. daily lexcept Sunday. ArriTe Norfolk
Il - A. n and SD D n
SO 2. Acknowledgements. LIIray. ShgrzrdOsh.
Ifains ron the Southwest srTtTe SIS q. II and
m@O 2. n.
Al information Fourteenth st-eet and Nez go-k
avenue bend Buil2i-E)
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE NEW wAY-PROF. PARKER's ENFORCED
circulation of the blood cures lOcomotor ataxia
rheumatism. Brght's disease paralysis and kindred
ailments without drugs or surgical procedure
Desperate cases solicited Prof. II. n. d. PARKER.
h22 Ninth street Hours: 10 20 s.. Sunday, 10
directory. mhSd
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REFRIGERATORS & ICEBoxEs.

McCRAY MODERN REFREGERATORs AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE.
NELSON REFRlGERATOR co.
go ST n. W. dslstu, u, sat-
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CHRONIC DISEASES OF LONG STANDING
are quickly cured b. Chi-opEaetse adjustments;
consultation free Dr. W. 81. C0RsON. sss p
81. NV. fest
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WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE AND

"AsltIN GION, BALTIMORE And
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electro palace GAYS from White House Sl1ti0h
18th and Fl sts- NORTHEAST
Eor baltIm0Te-EreTy hRlF hour frcra so a. n .
80 p n, and s1o So I0-G. ard Il q d n.
except or the ODD hou-s. local cars az IS. 91a
Il 70 a n. and llo. sl0 so. 7d3 2. n
Ses o. the EVEN hOurs mAks 10 stop between
Washington and Baltimore
bor Arnapoiis-ETe-y hour from $50 a N 70 80
?. II. and u,1s D n
EEreA One Wy Round trip
70 Baltimore T5c lS
70 Annapolis snd Q. S.
Naval Academy. T5c l-5
RsFgars checked
Al = cars run direct 20 White HouSs Station
T1ekst nehee AZ 18th and ~ Y. are. northwest sad
st White House Station. 18th and n stS NORTH
EAST Telsphons n TsB and Line IS
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MOUNTAIN
CANARlES and breeding cage. with fixtures, for
y; tnese BIRDS should hatch you at least % birds IN
enc season sCAMID's BIRD STORE. Il2 iah
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vTAvI SCIENCE or HEALTH, NATURAL.
nco-surS4cali cloth bound Geapags book frea
Apply b. mail. sl6 Colorado Building Free lecture
for women Tuesdar at d m aISd
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HAIR GOODS.
f LUTHER,


European and American STYLES in hair o-esssn0:
scientific scalp treatment and shampooing: marcel
waving and hair cOaOTins; hair goods, xigs &e. to
order. uhI-Sot
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-BOYS AND GIRLS,
BY S. KASN, SONS & CO.
We require the services Of & number
Of bright boys and girls, l6 years Of age
and over, for positions as bundle wrap
perG
Rapid promotion 20 those who take
an interest In their work. Permanent Do
guona
Apply Immediately. nhaeod,t q
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SHOW CASES STORE FIXTURES
F. Y. GANTER,

+. y. GANTER.
Manufacturer Of
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS, BANK.
JEWELERS.. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES
WASHINGTON BRANCH sO2 Pa AVE.
TELEPHONE MAIN SIS sa;ss0
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MIX YOUR OWN REFRESHING. PRESERVING
mouth wash At about one-tenth u store price:
trade formula. &c; child can do t. ZADIG. 1880
Sd ave- New York. mhS5t
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

WANTED-eROOM HOUSEKEEPING FIAT. on
ct near Conn. EFc cr I1e. until Oct 1. 100
El9 . s. m. uAssc
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-I0 ACRES IN MARYLAND: MONTH
mhSSt
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LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH NE.
have 4 demand FOR houses in al parts Of The
city ard alsc several out-of-toWn parties seeking
good investments.
WILL GET YOU RESULTS.
mh6-7t ". +. KELLY Jr. SIS 10Th nv
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MONEY TO LOAN
$4,000 TO LOAN

On Washington real estate: easy terms. Apply 70
DISTRICT REALTY CO.. Inc, e. T. Law, man
sgsT. loan and rental department. OfHces 80 BOND
BLDG. cOr 18th and New York ave NV jaZs-tf
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. go. MovxD
with care; packing and shipping 4 specinlty
KRIEG'S EXPRESS. lzz St NV. Phone Main
1lo nol3-lfdexS
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR eS THE ODD HOUR -
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK


ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR o. THE ODD HOUR -
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. Sd STREET. NEW YORK
I09 T. n Dine. Pullman pssI1--
80 a. n OhserFEt-cl parlc-- tlre-hcur train.
s. ~ a. II DluC- and Pullman Parlor Car.
u ~ a. p. DtEcT ana Pulr1aD ParlCr Car-
- p 70. Diner ana Psllrsu P1rlCr ca
go 2. ~. ROYAL Limited All Pullman 5hc-r
I4 - ,. n Coaches 20 Phllecephia.
95t p r. Diner and Pullman parlCr.
s1l j. n Coaches 20 Pllsdelplia-
80 rlg1t s-ceTers 20 New HcrE
ATLANTIC CITY. rT10. s910. no a n fI10
80 p n
TO BALTIMORE
ENERG HOUR on THE HOUR
-, tMrsk daYs. J. ,. n % 100 D NJ
sa.S6 ,ts9sS 80 80 - ~ 80 80 80. 80
8 ;i5 f2No $50 SD $50. rsao. rs-i5 $50 81
80, -, SO go. 50 Ts9. $50, -sSe. 'l9Se 'ieSS
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO ~ so Q q.
%. DS.,AANCINNAII- All ST L0IIS, AND LOUISVILLE,
night 49, 49, - 49,
CLEVELAND, -sl8 D \.
NOLLMBES. SO q n
WXS6IEE,I.ISG. $40 q n. 81 D
FFP5Tfl FPH6sbSsIIz 81 ER ISio a., a Z tiS. '5o y
HAGERsTOWN. 80 r. n. 800 p II
80 zAsNNAP0lIs. = 20. fSao. Tl215 nocn, 81. $50.
ia 427l-S Fpr56S l6ESE1Sspt sundsy ssendsy only
l,rHtlNEs AZ ali the following Ticket Of
noes ~ G e. nv. Main l59l; sls Psunsylvsnia
ssSSe;, NAN les New Union Station: Ticket O-tce,
Asln 80; Information Bsreau. Main T5so-
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REAL ESTATE.
FnR EXCHANGE

TWENTY-FIVE LOTS. WE'LL LOCATED NEAR
WASHINGTON, D. c. for exchange, either for
No agents need answer. LAWrsnce Building Room 4,
Washington, D. c. mh--Tt
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An APARTMENT N NORTHWEST. RENTING
fer $3.50 per yeSr for vacant ground or equity 10
houses. Trust $500 a. 81 per cent Price sS. ooo
". F. KELLY, JR. SIS 10th NV uhsTt
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COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at 300 New York ave-; large padded vans, s. load:
[horse wagon. s. load. rahI7-eod II
WHY PAY MORET WE STORE FOR T3C A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. sIs-zD-
G2 10th St Phone Main E21s. sell85c
FTREPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms, 800 psr month up
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE 90.
3a7-6 e2oa22 Z st. CIV.
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MANICURING & HAIRDRESSINe

SCIENTIFIC FACE AND SCALP MASSAGE.
shampOolng and manicurng: patrons treated al
residence. Mrs. A LAUER. 935 New York ave NV
fe7-3ot tut
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR GOOD SERVICE. CALL REAR 81 pa
ave. nv. to board or hire your horse. Everything
IN general hVery business at reduced rates L. L.
PITSNOGLE. Phone NJ. g. fsZ-3t
BENsINGER'S HORSE BAZAAR
Direct and commission dealers in horses and
mules. S3ScSM 9Th St NV. Auction Mondays
and wednesdays Private sales daily. jalStf
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Herald Want Advertisements
ONE CENT A WORD.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements for The Washington Herald may b
left at the main Office OF at any Of The iolloNin
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HAIR POWDER, a new cream for the oompieT-
Ion; also shampooing and hairdressing a specrIty
Miss CaGmsn. rs llth st. Nv. Phone n. 73l 10 6
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REAL ESTATE-MISCELLAEEOU:

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-ON CAR LINE, ls
aOes; suitable for ooloTed picnickng grounds; pc
turesqus; scent fare. Apply SIS 18Th 81 Nv
iaastf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on ID. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest rates Of interest
THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
Z. @ SMITH LEE d. LATIAIER.
feZ.B0t l4CS New York ayeuue
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED COLORED ELEVATOR CON
ductors Apply TO Mr.. NARROW. first floor rear
HECHT & Co. 5l3 to 5H 7th ST. NV.
GARDENER AND CARE OF FLACE: UNM1R-
ned white man. with good recommendation Ad-
L. ---.-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-21
Telegramy zagraniczne

Konstantynopol, s1 kwietnia.-
Sultan Abdul Hamid W palacu O.
czekuje z determinacya swego
dalszego losu, wielki wezyr
Tewfik pasza ogfosil, re sultan ME
opuSci palacu, pozostajac obok
swei famili w oczekiwaniu losu,
jaki jemu i jego krajowi przypa-
dnie.
Tewfik pasza minister wojny
Edhem pasza cofneli swe rezygna-
eye. Nazim pasza jest jeszcze gio-
wnodowodzacym armii wzglednie
garnizonu w stolicy, jednakze ME
poczyni1 zadnych przygotowai do
jej obrony pred wojskiem mlo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-21

doturkow, osaczajacem juz Kon-
stantynopol. Dowodca tego woj-
ska Husni pasza znajduje sig je-
szcze w Hademkoi jest malo ma
dziei, zeby wojske dzisiaj wieczo-
rem lub moze jutro wkroczylo do
miasta. -
Slychac, re mlodoturcy przedlo-
zyli rzqdowi liste osob, ktorych
ukarania zadaja Z powodu ich IL
dzialu w niedawno dokonanyrn
przewrocie. Lista obejmuje po-
slow, dziennikarzy duchownych
muzulmahskich, jakotez wiefu
wojskowych.
Pozornie istnieje najlepsze po-
rozumienie miedzy nadciagajacem
wojskiem a mieszkancami stolicy,
ktorych wielu odwiedziio wczo-
raj "a dnia oboz przed miastem,
gdzie ich zolnierze przyjaznie po-
dejmowali.
Komendant armii miodoturec-
kiej wydai wczoraj dwie prokla-
macye; jedna do ludnosci, druga
do garnizonu.
w proklamacyi do garnizonu w
pierwszym rzedzie potepiono ostro
sprawcow niedawnych zaburzen,
przyczem postawiono diva zada-'
MIA, pierwsze: zeby wszyscy dy-
misyonowani oficerowie armii !
floty zostali napowrot ma swe sta
nowiska powolani zeby zo}nierze
garnizonu przysiegli pred Szei-
kem-ul-Islam, ze beda posluszni
swym przelozonym ze sic wstrzy
muia cd mieszania w polityke.
Drugie zadanie domaga sic, ze-
by garnizon sam ME kara} win
nych ostatniCh zaburzen i zeby
szpiedzy oraz inne indywidua,
kt6rzy sic przyczynili gl6wnie do
wybuchu tych zaburzeh, zostali
wydani. Jezeli te diva warunki
beda sPeinione przez strone prze-
ciwna i zoinierze okaza prawdziwe
posluszenstwo, to ich ME spotka
zadna kara.
Proklamacya do ludnosci o.
swiadcza, re nadciagajace do sto-
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garnizonu przechodzic ma strone
armii mlodotureckiej, lecz dopie,
70 wczoraj ruch ten przybral vie,
ksze rozmiary tax, re juz okole
1000 zolnierzy garnizonu przeszic
do unieprzyjaciela". MlodoturcJ
ME stawiaja zadnych przeszk6c
przechodzeniu zolnierzy garnizo.
MI ma swa strone, tylko zastrzega,
ia sobie, zeby to czynili ME bio
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEl
(NGreszcie ROSyanOm Otupierajq
sig Oczy.)
Chicago, 21 kwietnia-

SiStSNSNJ - N"4SN4ASSs
" zatargu balkanskim Rosya
poniosia dotkliwq porazke. To
fakt. Niemniej jest faktem, re ia
porazka mogiaby stac sic zr6diem
nieocenionym dla paGstwa korzy-
Sci, gdyby umiano W Rosyi wycia-
gnQc poniesionej kleski dyplo-
matycznej wiasciwe konsekwen-
eye. Trudno obecnie }udzic sic,
ably ia dyplomatyczna Cuszima
zdolala odrazu skierowae wewne-
TRINA polityke Rosyi ma inne to-
ry, Bye moze, IL tax samO utonie
W falach reakcyi jak-i krwawa
nauczka ma polach mandzurskich.
Niemniej trzeba tn zwr6cic uwage
ma fakt tax znamienny, jakim
jest niedawno wygioszona mOl0a
hr. BobnhSkiego ~ Dlsmie stra-
tegicznej kolonizacyi prGSkaej 10
Kr6lestrie PoLSEaem wog6le ma
zachodnich kresach paGstwa ro-
syjskiego. Po raz pierwszy W Du-
mie zwr6cono uwage na fakt, wo-
bee kt6rego GAIA Rosya, urzedowa
nieurzedowa byIa dotychczas sle-
pa. Kleska polityki rOsyjskiej na
BaIkanach OtlvOrzy}a dzia{aczOm
rOSyjSbim oczy ma pr1Isl1e niebez-
pieczeaStaco arewnQtrz paaStwa,
niebezpieczenstwo stworzone przy
czynnem poparciu wladz rOsyj-
skich. Ola Polak6w byl to fakt od-
dawna znany niestety, dotkliwie
odczuwany na wiasnej sk6rze.
Kr6lestwo Polskie cd szeregu lat
zostalo wydane ma }up kolonizacyi
pruskiej, kierowanej planowo
Berlina. Powstaly tam slime pla-
e6wki wOjujQcego Prusactwa, kt6-
re W ostatnich latach coraz silniej,
coraz bezwzgledniej podnosily
sztandar pangermanski. A wladze
rosyjskie byly slepe. DOpOmagaly
pruskim agitatorom wywiaszczac i
germanizowa6 ludnosc polska. E.
Prasa polska wykazywa}a potwor-
nose tel pangermahsko-czynowni-
czej akcyi W granicach panstwa
rosyjskiego, ale te g3Osy ME docho-
dily uszu rOsyjskich patryot6w i
s}owianofil6w. W Dumie ME roz-
leg8o sic AMI jedno s}owo przeciw
tel prusko-rosyjskiej akcyi ma zie-
miach polskich. =. Dopiero bali
kaGska Cuszima zrobi}a pierwszy
W tym kierunku wylom, jakim
jest wygioszona W Dumie nova
hr. Bobrinskiego,o kt6rej telegra-
my przyniosly kr6tka i niedoklad-
na wiadomos6. Obecnie pisma kra-
iowe przyniOsiy nam jej brzmie-
ME dokladne. Ze wzgledu ma sym
ptomatyzne znaczenie tego prze-
m6wienia warto zapozna6 sic
MEM blizej.
'Kwestye strategicznej koloni-
zacyi naszych gubernii zachodnich
przez Niemc6w = zaczal hr. Bo-
bri1ski = om6wi6 trzeba bedzie
daleko szczeg64owiej, gdy wniesio-
M zOstanie " tel sprawie interpe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-21
sRoDA, DNIA 2l-GO KWIETNIA, 1909 RoKU

wianszczyzny i swej narodowosci,
powinniscie poja6, jaka krzywde
musza odczuwa6 Czesi "a Pola-
cy?! Pr. D. o., ze W braterskiej
Rosyi stosuja sic wobec mich take
wstretne gwa}ty.
(Dokonczenie nastapi.)