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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-FolloUirE schedule figures published oily
ss Irforuation and are rot gusuuteed.
Fer Atlantis. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orieans
AsheviTe. Chat,anoo-a. Memphis. 2 a. Il ard DIS
. m daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke ErcxTille. Chatta1OoEz. Me-phiA
New Orleans. 1910 2 H. daily. Dining caTs
Fer Columbia. Charleston. AUCustR. Aiken. SaFan-
nah Jacksonville ard Florida points. 40 D n
daily. Dsnirg car service.
Tocrst cars fcr Califurnia. tTi-weckly I'D 2. 2.
LocaI Tor Harisoubr1g. - e. n. daily: As ? n
week DAYS: fer DauviIle 30 e. n daily. aid sos
Cha-lottssville. 80 e. n. sid 4S5 = n dGLy-
Frequent trains % ard frcm B1szoat
L s. BROWN. General Agent.
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I'm Llt I-IIlE1 NENs-
Mrs Al believe Henry fooled ne
When we were married he vowed he was
an old bachelor. but I believe he was a
Widower.
Mrs. Z-And why are you suspicious.
dear2
Mrs. A-Because he can actually under
stand what / say when ny mouth Is fun
Go that
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF CO.
hImbIa. hodirg Probate Court No. 1865. admin
istrator-This is 20 give notice that the subscriber
Of the District q Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Ccrt q the District Of Columbia letters Of
administration on the cstate Of Mary A. Lunnsiou.
late oi tie District q Columbia. deceased All uersns
having Claims against the deceased are hereby warned
20 exhibit the sane. win the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. 20 ire subscriber on or before
the 18Th DAY OF APRIL. A. .. 1910; o.be-wise
they nay g law he eEclUdcd from al benefit os
sid estate. Given under ny hard this IGeh dav
q April, 1900 ALEXANDER MCNCASTER. ss1
Ia. avenue. attest; Seal JAMES TANNER.
Register ot villa Tor the District o. Colua,hia Cie-k
oi the Probate Court. ALEXANDER SrUNCAs-
IER. Attorney. apis &.mys
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

N0TE-Puslis5ed oulJ Is ius0rnstioc. a1d rot
g1arauteed
so P. NC & q LIMITED. Dany-Fzs. 49,
tit-led train. Pullman scerers 20 Le-tnEtcc LUIS
vile. Cincinnsti. Iu1srapclis. ChicSo. ard s.
Louis. Psrlor car far Virginia Hot Sn-tn-s Eesk-
dayS Pcllnan csr Lorisvilie 20 Memphis snd NeE
Orleans. Dining cars 9 "a carte service
ul0 p Mp F. Y LIMITED DaHv-solid
resribule trair- Pullr1au Sleepers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington ard LoTisvi,ls. Conrsrr1-ezt sleeping
car 20 Virginia Hot Srrings week DAYS Dining csrs
Ia carte service. Pullman sleepe-s Clncinnsd %
ChicaEo and 81 louis. ard Louisville 20 Me1phis.
Nashville and New OTiesES
Chesapsaks ard Ohio oIces. Sc PenrSyiFsria
sTsuue: ISs + street ard New Uuion Station Tel
erhone Main I0s or ss FOR tickets. baEssgs eheeks
reservations ard Taxicah.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bureau.
GOLDENBERG'S Information Bureau.
HECHT & CO.. Cashiers O1ice-
PALATS ROYAL Information Bureau
3 KANN. SONS & co. Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th s.. and K. l.
ave. and 81. NV.
JOHNsTON's PHARMACY. III n. J. ave nv.
r r WELLER'S PHARMACY. S53i II St. Nv
ATKINsON'S PHARMACY, 1lth and G SIS. NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY. ID and G sts Nv
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving sts. Nv
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE. rSs llth s.. NV.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY 9th and sts. NV.
DAVIS PHARMACY. eth and S sts- nv.
NJ A. MENHE. 5th and sts nv.
PROCTOR-S PHARMACY. ISIS lith st. NV.
T. l. LEATHERWOOD 1915 18th 81. nv.
STO3T & SNYDER. 18th and G sts nv.
D0NN & SANFORD'S PHARMACY, corner \, K
are. and North Capitol 81 NV.
DAY 4 CO.'S PHARMACY. 5th and G sts. nv.
YARNOLD's PHARMACY. Si0l 18th st. NV.
HERALD BRANCH G5 St. nv.
NORTHEAST.
NIcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. d and sts. ne.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and z stss ne.
q. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th and
*. -
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. 7th and II sts. ne.
CHARLES ]. FURMAN's PHARMACY. sth and
F. Capitol stS ne.
BLUAfER'S PHARMACY. n. Capitol and r SIS. re.
d. D. COURTNEYS CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
II n Capitol 81.
SOUTHWEST.
MILBURN's PHARMACY. 7th and E sts. sV.
SOUTHEAST.
F. P. WELLER. sth and I SIS, Sc
GUY NJ NELLY, llth and sts Sc
BROOKLAND-
CHARLES G. LENNON. 18th and Newton sta
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. GIG King St.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE " EFFECT JANUARY = IsA.
Leave Ns-hiuC-0l NFU Uricn Stztio-
500 a. u--Deilv-Au Toirts On Nc-folk znd WsS.-
en-: also KnCxvills. Chattsnocss. srd Memphis
Hl9 ?. u.-D1ily-Roancke. Bristol Wfnstou-
Salem Krorvilie Ckatrsnocga. Nashville 1Iernrhis
New Orleans Thrcrsh Slee7er. DiriuE csz
For NCrfolk-Lesve Washir-roo - a. r. daily
ul5 a n daily fszcsQt Suncayl- Arrive NorfoIk
% =. n ard so r. n
40 2 Acknowledgements. Lr-sy. Ehena-G'zh.
Truins from the Southwest arrive 65 &. n. arc
Io-s3 2 m
Al Information Four.eenth street and New T0rk
sverue lBood Ruldi-g'.
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Circuit Court No. l.

4LSLALE All EkED-
Nc Sliss- flsD' = Ba- -tIEnore and ono hsil-ot1
Company motion o reiustate czzss II czle-dzr
granted Art0rngy- ?. McD- Carri1E1on and J. E.
PGuuybakgT-G- l. Eam-it0u-
Assignments f0c Ap-li %
No. -. sldr De Atlsy q a. Attoneys
Wof RosenbeTg-No Mcriz-.-y & Shustsr.
No. 80 JAZZ - De Auey e a. Attorneys.
sane
No. II Michigan rz Sans Attorusvs. sane.
No. - Gossags Washington Railway snd
Electric ICmpauy- Attorneys. TucEeE & kenyon
J. ]. nzriirgr0n-
! NJ 81 Go-m.sy y. Azaoostia ard Potomac
Rail7oad C0uuanv A-torueys. J. Med. Ca-1nstCa
ana T. Il Pa-reScn-C. A. Douglas and "a 2
Ho1Te-
No. g5 BradfsI6 II MeDern0t-. Atto-nsys. A.
I. Newmeyer AID l. Tobruer-W. E Ambrose-
No. $50 Taylor vs. Hesou e al Attofneys. v.
Z Linkins-C. z. ENG and ". z Ambrose.
Nc AZ Barnes Tile Guaranty and Tr7sst
Company. Attcrneys. T. A T9oney-phiiip Wa-zer.
No. -. Frgy vs Capital Traction Company. A.
toners. ". R. Benhzn-R- Z. Perm & son and
q. 7. Duni07
10 81. DAVIS IS. Ansoosssa sad Potomac Raj
road Conpsur- Attcrnevs. " o. Gardner ard z.
Z y. Eopuell-J. J. Darizstot-
NJ. Sc. Wellington vs. Bal-inc7s an1 ohio Raj
road CompaET- Arrousy=. Is-nbe-t Yeurnzz-
Nc ST. Miller. adrnIu-s-atrr Is sane. At--r-
neyS. J. Z Collins ard T. - Cla-ke-G- z Haz-
i,-ou-
+ n. ua. Winstr " Ariiurou Fi-s IaSurzses
I
NJ. 81 Mar Capital Trsctio- Co1pary.
Attornevs. 7. p. - ss-R. 2. Peuy & SCI a-5
G. T Du1lor.
I NJ. ss- Ic--s-n- sre---a-. rs Taonas- At,o--
{ ncvs J. A. II 81 L To5rner-
No rs 7 cssr rS PhLadslplia Bs-rLno-e an1
WashiaE-rn Railroad Ccmpanv- At-o-neys. Sew-
I myer & DaTs6-AlcKez1ey & FlaznsT.
Circuit Court NO. ?.
CHEZ JUSTICE CI-ABAUGH.
Nc 900. jackson. trustee IS. WsshinE-o1. Bal
tul77e and Annapolis Railway CoDpaayi zotion fo-
a new t-taI 1lsd. AtJozeys. z B. statsr ard z.
| Il. Jackson-sla-b--1y & Gosasl and A. A. Hoeh-
/ ling
! tssi-nmerts for Ap-I Is-
/ No IS sims vs WashinEto1 Railway ard Eiec-
the Company. Arru-ueTs K +. DoEui1g ard G.
/ A. Bcr-y-J. :. Dzrins1on-
/ No 500. Eorgal vs- Bairinore ard O1to Ezi-r116
I CCmraCy- A-tCrlegs r ID BacElstCce-H a-ril-o1.
I Co-bc--- Te-kes & Hamilton
No. loo-harisoD IS Nlns-u-- A--o-uczs. Dan
| Pevser & Tayirr-D- s Nackail.
| 10. III. Wslstoa IS. Ea--iso1- A-tC1eys. D s
Mackal-D1r-- Peyssr & Tlyl1r-
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

SECURE A CENSUS POSITION. GOOD SALARY
SPECIAL classes tor preparation 20 pass CivH
Seuice examination now being conducted e.
DRAUGHON's PRACTICAL BUSINESS col
LEGE lSucressor 20 Spelceuani. l7l- NeE York
aves EnroH a. once and Insure passing. 'PaoEe
main fI2a spl7-eod
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

wANTED-PARTY WITH 500 TO LAUNCH A
stock company Of exceptional merit: vii give
slOoo II stock Of the company ard security for
lean e same; no possibility q failure. address
BOX ls. Herald oface II
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING At
lowest prices; commercial and amateur Eovk 50
lieitsd- NATIONAL PHOTO. CO. a. llih S. nv.
'phcns a.. SsS. au
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PROPOSALS.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. UNITED
States. Washington. j. C.-Alail letting notice 20
contractors-Sealed proposals VII be received AZ
the Oflce Of the postmaster of Che House Of Rerse
seutatives until twelve ~ O'Clock nocn cn APRIL
= 1903. for carving al nails and mailable matter
q the House q Representatives. % and from the
City Post-Oflcc. and 10 and frUm the respective
residences Of the members Of the House Of Rerre-
scutatires. and for such ether services connected
with handling the House mails as may be required
by the posurastc- during the fiscal year ending
june 50, 1910 No bid OF proposal VII be considered
unless accompanied with the names q Two OF more
reliable persons for reference as 70 character and
financial responsibility q such bidder. Tie post
master reserves the night % reject any o. al bids
Fun pcrLicilars and information VIII be furnished
upon application 20 Ire postmaster Of the House of
Representative Al bids should be marked The
backs Of the envtlopes: Proposals for earning the
House mails. ard addressed % SAMUEL A Ian
Gun Postmaster. House Of Representatives
ap5Hl9,8
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No 5I5sa- John 2 Bon vs. Wsshfr--on Raj
va- ard Elscric Company damages. S2oC. Atro--
rey. c. ". Owen.
Nc 5i56i- WciSs & Er-Eis-ls vs.. Washiuztc1
Railway ard Elec,ric Coupsuy; damages. SO A.
tcrnsy. C. "a. Owen
No 5E5- SuEn-rTilIe Bean - Ti-gicia Z
BroUnS, C-r-Crlr- AuTgy. L L GisS
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Probate Courf.
Enultv Suits.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Es-s.s 4 F-zlces A. Wyefh- PETITION fo- ls-.s-s
.es-zDenta-y. Attorneys. R. r. Per-y & So--
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
AUCTION SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE real. ESTATE.
COLONIAL, BEACH, VA

COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
Friday, April p, 1909, at y NJ.
As special commissioner in the chancery suit of
The American Security and Trust Company vs.. W.
T. Riley et ais. depending in the Circuit Court q
Westm0relaEd County Va. ] VIII oTer for sale at
public auction on FRIDAY ApriI q 1909 az
Y n, before the post-olce door al Colonial Beach
Va. the house and lot Il Whict late Margaret J.
Riley died seized and possessed. being lot ) block
e. Colonial Beach. Va
There is, an eight-room house this property
shade ard fruit trees. porches. and WELL and il
is well and conveniently situated
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash. one-thirI IN
SIX months. one-third In twelve months taking
notes for deferred payments with interest and
retaining title uEtl paid for Or al cash al the
optiCl Il pUTchascr-
GEORGE MASON.
Special Commissioner.
Io7 9lI0
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A CHECK TO THE ORDER OF ANNE
T. Lawrence; payment has been stopped finler
VIII receive q liberal reward by returning 10 Mrs.
JOHN T. LAWRENCE, 18th and Columbia road
IL
LOST-DOG: FEMALE. WHITE E-BREASTED
Boston terrier. answers 20 name Of SIS; re-
ward. Return to sls lst S. NV. le9
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Lawsuits.

No SIS. Chaaucsy Marshsu v. Lille Ma-shaH
et a.; 2etition- Atto-ueys, Do-s-as, Baker &
Sheriff.
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PERSONAL.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments: either ladies' gents: send postal: VII
call any hour you say. L. TARSHES. lS6 7th st
nv. Phone North 49s str
MSIE CATHERINE PIANIST AND CARD
reader has removed 70 SOS 5th st NV. Any one
bringing this adyt. this week viii geL 81 reading
foT 5c l05-H
WORKINGMEN-IT WOULD BE NECEssA AIRY
20 30 farther and maybe not DO well 50
for a fine tailoT-made slightly used suit AZ -
20 SO; the clear saving Of a $ note VIII be pleas
ing to wife and baby. One price only. JUSTH 5
OLD STAND. 6l9 ID St NV.
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OFFICEs.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG. IGo z
81. NV: desirable once rooms. inciuding heat,
light elevator. and jauitor serTice: prices. SO 70
s. per room WEAVER BROS. lEs F s. N.
aplers
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUH 90
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. zD STREET. NEW YORK.
= so a. n Diner Pullman PlrlCr-
fs-lo a. OtserFaticu furioT- fiTe-hour trztn-
SO a. N. D.ner ard Elliuan Parlor Car.
Ill-g a. n DileT aCd Pulman Parior Car-
= - @ n Diner and Pullman Parlcr Car
'see g M. "Roysi Limited. All p--l,r1an. Shou.
: 90 ? m. Diner and Pullman Plrl0r.
-4A5 p r. Ae1c1es 20 Eallaaelrlla
'i--lJ night SlecuCrs 20 New 00rE
- n Slsepe-s % PhfadfipLia & New York-
's1S p n
LIVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
-. teelk o.ys 50 4 n % llao p ~
$50. fl000. -ll00 a N 'l2ao noon rI205 = 90
sl45. go. 80 go. So. SOC. AS. ss5o r5Ee
80. $50 '6@9. T99 $50. so. 'l9@s. sl3=S
- %. TBS. night
CHICAGO. .1a2 50 =. NJ
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
Sc q n = IS p n. 40 sight.
PlrTSBURG. go A. II. -12- -s-1 ? Il 'I2G
CLEYELAND slo .. n
COLTlfRTS 50 n h
MHEELINfi. 80 o. n '5.51 - II
MlNCHESrFR. ale a n. rfC5 . % T. n
FREDERICK. SD go SIS O. r.. Sl-0. =
HAGERsToWN. 80 A. n. so 2. n
s.A,sNNAPoil5. n. so. rl2S5 noon. 81. ES3
-Isilv. fEycent Sun6ay- sS-rn6ay only
fees: lIlI 6 = Wv slair l7li: sls PssTsyiruSil
eve.. Main - New Crior Stasion- Ticket OeHce
NAN ls-o- Information B-resu Main ~
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FOR RENT-R0oMs.
FURNISHED.

sc ne. % ENTIRE PARLOR FLOOR OF
three large. bright beautiful newly papered rooms
furnished m the best o. style; complete for house
keeping; everything new elegant gas range, porce-
lam sink and bath; very reasonable
lu6 VERMONT AVE.-FRONT ROOM, NEATLY
furnished; running water adjoining bath: two Per
sons preferably. lGSeodo
TWO ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
enc front lQ9J gth ST. nv ls
l76i ST NW.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
convenient TO car lines; only three blocks from
White House. Prices. SO 10 SIG Phone " z7l6m.
Is
sl7 A sT. NE-FURNIsHED ROOMS WITH OR
without board. Two with private bath los
THE VAN DYKE.
f6l TO s07 THIRD ST. \. ".
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
Private baths Long-distance phone in every room.
Csfe. Tnnsients accommodated S5r
WITH BOARD
ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY /;
comforts Of home 10 night party; reference ex-
changed. Ii3l Girard 81. NV. Phone Col 25So
10
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU Or
Engraving and Printing. Washington, ID. C..
March 2. 1903. Sealed proposals win be received
90 this ofhce until 2 n. MONDAY.
May s. 1863, 10 furnish daring the fiscal year
beginning July l. 1893. brass castings and iron
castings. Awards viii be made only 70 estab-
Eshed manufacturers Of. dealers in. the articles
The night Is reserved 20 reject any OF all hids
OF parts of bids. Blank forms with specifications
FOR proposals and other information desired. viii
be furnished intending bidders on application 70
JOSEPH f. RALPH. Director Of Bureau.
mh2.aT5.i9
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. g.
Washington. d. c.. April lo Is9-Sealed uru-
posas win be received az this Office until p O'Clock
noon. SATURDAY. April p. 1909 for grading Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. between Wisconsin avenue
and Nebraska avenue. Forms Of proposals speciaca-
u1ns. and necessary information may be Obtained
from Chief Clerk. Engineer Department room No.
~. District Building II. B. F. MACFARLAND.
HENRY l. WEST. WILLIAM Y JUDSON Gem
missouers. D. C. apl3--tI5,isE,l9 ,l9
PROPOSALS FOR sHOEING HORSEs.-WAR
Department. April TO- 1919. Sealed proposals. in
duriicate vili be received here until D. N.
APRIL IS ie99. and then opened for shoeinE horses
for War Department during year ending June 90
1870 Information furnished on Application. Pro
posals must be in enveloTcs indorsed Proposals
fer Shocing Horses, and addressed N. r. THORP
Chief of Supply Div. arl9-5t
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Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE GOULD
No aSsigEclt
Criminal Court No. ?
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assirr-re-t fcr April p:
Il re estate q james l. T0nsE. Aaornsys. J. J.
Da-li-Ctcu-C. A. Dc,lzlss-
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FOR SAFE or RENT.

FOR SALE or RENT-MODERN HONE EIGHT
ro0ns large shaded lawn. Is acres two snd one
half miles q Charlottesville BOX gl2 Chariottes-
rfllp ZOE
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N0N-MEDICAL HEALING.

OUR NON-AiEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORCED
CIRCULATION lthe Vacuum Treatmentl cures
those ailments Of the spine nerves digestive uri-
nary. and generatiTe organs that rob life Of all Oi
its pleasure and leave you a helpless and hopeless
g4rslid. Il cures yOu after al others fail
CONSULTATION FREE
PROF. Il y d. PARKER
l0e2 9Th 81. NV.
Hours- 70 20 G. Sundays. 10 10 /
'Phcre ~ sIl2 Lady Assistant
srs-tf sANATORTUAI ACCOMMODATIONS.
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads for The Washington Herald may be
left At the main Office "a Fifteenth street north
west or a. any Of the following branches. OF may
be releDhoued direct 20 the main oflce and bill
VIII be sent for the amount due.
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CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautiful OF Wash
ington.

No ether part q the District q Columbia can
compare with l. Ger either The present. or the future.
A purchase there constitutes both an investment
and speculation. as vaiuCs there MUST advance-
Highest point On Couneciclt ave. WITH rs result
ant cool hrCeEes and healthful air. The arp7oaea
Is Eood. end always VIII be. Car service Is ex-
collcnt There are church. school and store IA
cilities. water. sewer. sas. electric hshts. tele-
phoucs mscadamized streets granolithic sidewalks.
shade trees parkiCE &c.
Frces ranging from 2zsc peT 50. t. % &c per g.
It, according 90 location. Eighteen houses costing
about Sl0co o00 now IN course of construction AID
plans are being prepared for as many more
For pats prices ard particulars see
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lots.

FOR SALE SO: lot CONTAINING son
square feet On Cabin Johns Bridge Electric Rail
read: txO minutes from GeorCgtOEn: near schoO-
bCuse. Apply IS I5th 81. DIV. 8r
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS.
Stock. DaiTy. Orchard. and old colonial homes
from 81 TO sl5a acre; near Washington. D. G.
J. PRESTON SHANNON. FARM SPECIALIST.
P,IrceIyille. Va mhSo-tf'
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

a YOUTH. l9 YEARS OF AGE. WISHES A PO-
sitiOn driving an electric machine; with expert
ence. Can between the hours Of a. N. and l p.
~. Cos X ST. Nv.
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Nc. 5ol7s. FIsDi B.. Ba,-im0re and Ohio EsL-oad
Company motion o reiustate ozzse II czlerdzr
granted. ArIGrngy. ?. McD- Carr1E10r and J. z
PCuuTb1 kgr-G. l. Hamilton.
49, To-
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THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc.l
73S 18th NV.
Phone ". '5s50. After 5 2. n. cal Main 6is-T.
apls-H
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RATES.
One cent a word each insertion.
SPECIAL RATES.

Ads that DO rot exceed % words may If desired
b. inserted at the rate Of times 5oc; times. Sco
There is no extra charge for ads telephoned
These left at branches are also at the same rate
iu- rusr7e De rail in advauce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-05

President Earling this morning
went up on the Tacoma Eastern
to look over q big sawmill in
which the Milwaukee Is interest
ed, on the Nisqually river.
There was some speculation a
few months ago about the Mil
waukee shops being located out in
the vicinity Of this property, in
order that they might be operated
by power to be generated on the
lower Nisqually river, but no in
timation has been given by Presi-
dent Earring as to where the main
shops will be located perman-
entity.
Mr.. Earring has announced that
small shops for immediate repair
work will be erected on the land
of the company, on the Puyallup
river, and, In addition to the
Oriental warehouses, for which
bids were opened in Seattle yes
terday, a general warehouse, a
ferry slip, lumber docks and an
outside yard will be built at once
in Tacoma.
The question of terminal shops
is one in which Tacomans have
taken especial interest as 1t
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HARTMAN ON
INSPECTION
TRIP

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
TUCSON, Ariz., March 4.-E.
H. Hartman and his party arriv-
ed here today on a special train
and will take their departure to-
morrow for a trip cf inspection
over the lines in Mexico. Harri-
man refused to make any state
ment as to the passing of the
Ananias club and the regime of
the big stick.
Asked for his opinion of the
effect the new administration
would have on business condi-
lions, Hartman said:
"Oh, there is little probability
that Mr.. Taft or the public gen.
orally would care much for m.
opinion"
The railroad magnate pretend
ed that he took greater interest irE
the climate of Arizona than i'll
business or politics.
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''' jBBj R|B5}l,
ASSOCIATION

Articles of Incorporation Of the
Central Pierce County Good
Roads association, organized at
Macmillan, were filed with the
county auditor yesterday after
noon. The purpose of the cor
poration is to further the con-
struction of good roads in Pierce
county. At the first annual cleo
ton of officers the following were
chosen: III. Ball, Macmillan, pres
ident; c. A. Stewart, Dierenger,
vice president; c. j. Bollersley,
Macmillan, secretary; G. Merritt,
Sumner, treasurer.
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CANDIDATES ENDORSED
BY bOL0 CLUB

At meeting of the Bolo club
last night the following council
manic candidates were endorsed:
John Driscopp, Second ward; j. j.
Eberly, Third ward; R. w. Tay-
lor, Fourth ward; George Russell
(short term), and John B. King,
Eighth ward. There was good
attendance last night, and the
members of the club stated that
they would now proceed to the
various wards and do everything
In their power to boost the cleo
ton of their endorses.
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Tacoma Public
Market House
The Trust Busters
Dreamland Bldg.
UPSTAIRS-UPST
Great Three Day Inaugu-
ration Sale
Friday, Saturday and
Monday

1Ao VI iutCi Cst W Nut pcO-
pie OF Tacoma as another to the
country at large Now attend this
one thing-it means money to you.
Look at these economical argu-
ments:
General Grocery Dept.
16 lbs. Granulated Sugar. 800
Log Cabin Maple Syrup, OTIS. SOC;
" gal. Soc; 1-gal. ....... $500
8 cans Tomatoes, Corn, Peas or
String Beans ..............2 5c|
Fancy California Table Fruit
2 " lib. cans Apricots, Pears,
Peaches, 2 cans for. 25c
Jersey Cream IL e.
B lbs. Large Prunes. ...... .25c
Regular 10c kind.
8 lbs. good Prunes. 25c
6 lbs. Figs, new 25c
2 lbs. Fancy Apricots. ..... use
Delicatesen Dept.
3 cans Salmon ............25 c
3 Sardines .......... 25c
2 Minced CLANS Toe
3 bottles Catsup ...........25 c
3 assorted Pickles ........ 25c
3 lbs. Honey 25c
3 lbs. Pigs Feet 25c
4 Fancy Salmon Bellies. E. .25c
4 new Mackerel 25c
|6 large new NOrway Herring 15cl
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WASHER TRAPPED
BY CLEVER
WOMAN

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SEATTLE, March 5.-For ac-
costing on the street Miss May
Walker, secretary of the Young
Women's Christian association,
Gust Kokokanas today began serv-
ing 30 days on the changing.
In addition he was fined 800.
Miss Walker testified that after
Kokohanas had accosted her she
kept an appointment with him at
restaurant, having previously
notified the police. Here the man
was arrested by two detectives.
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means another suburb like South
Tacoma to be added to the city
II they can be brought within
reach of the corporation line. The
Milwaukee shops would probably
be at least as large as those of the
Northern Pacific and the location
will be awaited with interest by
realty owners here.
Mr.. Earling will be back this
afternoon from the Tacoma East
ern trip and will again take up
the work of terminals In this city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-05
AT THE GRAND

"Ten Happy Kids" and the
Australian Tree Fellers In a
lnique housekeeping act.
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STRAUSS IS SLATED
FOR GOOD POSITION

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 5.
President Taft is said to be
considering today the appoint
ment of Oscar Strauss, former
secretary of commerce and labor,
in the cabinet of President Roose-
welt, to the post of ambassador
to Japan. Strauss was minister
to Turkey during Cleveland's sec
ond term.