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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
ADMIRAL CERVERA DEAD.
Was Commander Of Spanish Fleet In
Battle OF Santiago, Cuba.

DNLltS Vi 0dHAldSOy ONUas
Puerto Real, Spain. Vice Admiral
Cervera, who commanded the Spanish
fleet in the battle Of Santiago; Cuba,
is dead here.
Admiral Cervera was retired from
the active list of the Spanish navy
December 14th last, at his own re-
quest, on account Of failing health.
He suffered from an affection of the
heart. Admiral Cervera was born on
February is, 1894 On the outbreak
of the war with the United States,
he sailed from the Cape Verde Islands
with four cruisers and three torpedo
boat destroyers, in April 1898, entered
the harbor Of Santiago de Cuba May
10 and lost his entire fleet off that
port July 3, in an attempt to force his
way through Admiral SIMPSONS
blockading squadron.
Washington, d. C.-Rear Admiral
Winfield Scott Schley, U. S. N, retir-
ed, who commanded the United States
feet which captured Admiral Cerevra
and his feet outside Santiago harbor
during the Spanish-American war and
provided one Of the most thrilling
chapters in modern naval history, APP
peared deeply touched when told Of
the Spanish admiral's death He took
occasion to pay warm tribute to
the chivalrous conduct and splendid
character of Cervera when the latter
was taken prisoner.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
ASKED TO REPAY S28,OOO,OOO.
Twenty States Received Money From
Jackson's Administration.

Washington, d. C.--The publication
over the country of the introduction
by Representative Murdoch of Kan
sas of a bill to call upon the twenty
six states to repay to the government
$2S,000,000 which was distributed dur.
ing Andrew Jackson's administration,
was followed Immediately with flood
of kilograms to members, senators
and newspaper correspondents, for
more light on the subject.
Il introduced that bill two years
ago." said Mr.. Murdoch, "and no one
paid any attention to it,
b In 1885 there was a surplus in the
federal treasury Of $SS,OOO.000, due
largely to the sale of public land in
the central west. Congress authorized
the distribution among the states, on
their promising to repay it upon de-
mand Of the secretary OF the treasury,
After $28,000,000 had been distributed
but before the fourth installment had
been paid congress passed another
law, postponing payment Of the final
installment,
The twenty-six states received the
three instruments, in proportion to
their representation in congress. The
distribution among southern states
was as follows:
Maryland $956O0O, Virginia $12, 1885,
900, North Carolina $1,444,00Q, South
Carolina $L051,OOO, Georgia $1,051, 900,
Alabama $4,000, Louisiana $47S,O00,
Mississippi $SS2,OOO, Tennessee ST.
$4,000, Kentucky $1,434, 900, Missouri
1882, 900, Arkanssa $4,000.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
SEVEN KILLED; SCORE INJUEED.
In Storm That Swepr Through Five
Statea

Memphis, Tenn-Six persons are
known to have been killed by the
storm which swept over northern
Mississippi, and PROBABLY fifteen were
injured. The tornado, which covered
a wide area, wrought mucn damage
TO outhouses and crops.
At Aberdeen, Miss, w. C. McMil-
Ian, CASHIER OF the Sank of Aberdeen,
ana his son, L. +. Mcmillan, were i'll
stantly killed in the wrecKage OF the
illinois Central station, ana two Ne
groes also met death.
AT West PoInL, MISS, much dam
age was suffered IN the southern part
OF the town. Several negroes were
injured by ming deDrIs, aud a report
from the Terrell plantation, east OF
there, states Gnat Two or more me-
groes were killed.
AT Starkvlne, Miss, four negroes
were killed and a number were in
jured. There was considerable dam
age TO property near TINS point, y
number or residences being blown
down and barns and outnouses de-
stroyed.
Toledo, Ohio.-Hundreds of men
out OF work, thousands of dollars
damage and many persons Slightly in
jured are the results of hurricane
that visited Toledo and vicinity
The wind attained a velocity Of SO
miles an hour in this city. The roof
of the plant of the Masslllon Bridge
Company, $50 by 400 feet, was ripped
off and carried into field, ana SOJ
employees will be thrown out OF en-
ployment until the damage can be
repaired.
Peru, Ind.-A cyclone struck and
destroyed four factories and several
school buildings, and wrecked manly
small structures.
Lexington, Ky.-Dispatcheg say
many thousands Of dollars damage
was done in western Kentucky by a
cyclone which swept over that sec
ton. In Galloway county, Isaac Bal
lance's home was struck by the tv'is-
ter and demolished Balance was
blown out of the building and instant
" killed. His body was found UNI
der the ruins of stable. Balance
was a Confederate veterans sharp
shooter during the civil war and was
reported to have slain over one hun
dren men while so engaged.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
PURCHASED PRESS A MENACE.
Or. Hamilton Holt lnvelghs Agains
Subsidized Newspapers.

Kansas City, MO.-Dr.- Hamilton
Holt, editor of the New York indie
pendent and a member of The Hague
peace conference, in a lecture here,
declared that the great danger to this
country lay in the purchased" press.
Papers in the employ of special
interests how can they he of service
to the people?" said DR.. Holt. 1T is
Impossible. It is just as important for
a paper to haYe character and integ-
rity as an individual. The indejend.
ent paper nowadays is the paper that
commands confidence. The success
full newspapers are losing their allie
glance to the political parties, and
that is the greatest and best thing
that can be done to strengthen our
country and our nation
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
new DESIGNS PLANNED.
American Money Will Be Uni
form in Appearance.
PORTRAITS Will BE USED
One Dollar Note Will Carry Likeness Of
Washington, Two Dollar That Of
Lincoln; Ten Dollar, Cleveland.

Washington, ID. g. Assistant Score
tary of the Treasury Coolidge has ap-
proved a plan for systematizing de-
signs for United States notes and
com certificates, thus carrying into eff
feet scheme of uniformity In pOr-
trait and general design for notes OF
the same denomination of each class.
The plan will efnbody the ideas OF
the treasury department, bankers,
business men and treasury experts.
1t is expected the new. notes when
put in circulation will be welcomed
by the public on account of their SIM
plicity and readiness with which each
denomination may be fixed in mind.
AT present there are 19 different de-
signs for United States notes and
coin certificates of various denomina-
ton, leading to confusion and uncer-
tainty. Under the new plan there
will be but nine and the possibility
Of confusion will be reduced to a
minimum while the artistic quality OF
the notes will be greatly enhanced.
Under the plan adopted, all classes
Of notes Of each denomination viii
carry the same portrait and no pors
trait will appear on the notes OF more
than one denomination, nor will any
portrait be used which will not be inn
mediately recognizable by every per-
son who handles money. The one dol
lar silver certificate will carry the
portrait Of Washington; the two dol
lar note whether silver certif-
icate or greenback will carry
the portrait of Lincoln; the ten
dollar gold and silver certificate and
United States that Of Cleveland the
twenty dollar that of jackson; the
fifty dollar that Of Grant; the one
hundred dollar that Of Franklin; the
Ave hundred dollar that of Salmon p.
Chase; the one thousand dollar that
of Alexander Hamilton.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
NEWSY PARAGRAPHS.

The new greensboro bridge, CON
meeting New York city with Long Is
land city, has been officially opened.
Mayor Mcclellan was the first to
cross. This bridge is one Of the
greatest cantilevers in the world and
cost $20,000,000.
A daring mail pouch robbery, in
which the alleged thieves got prob
ably more than $4,000 in currency
and checks, was revealed at George
town, KY, when the iron and charred
leather of two pouches, was found
by boy near the crane from which
they had been taken, Checks to the
amount Of $4,000, addressed to A. L.
Ferguson, president Of the Burley To-
bacco Society's board of control, are
said to be among the stolen property.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
STOCKINGS NOT TO Be ADVANCED.
Hosiery Association Denies Women
VIII Have to Pay More.

Chicago, Ill. Following a confer
ence here of representatives of the
National Association of Hosiery and
Underwear Manufacturers of Amer
lea, which includes five hundred com
panies, statement has been issued
saying that talk Of higher prices for
imported hosiery is not based on fact.
Fhe increase in tariff tax has been
slight, and the women of the United
States will not have to pay one cent
more for their stockings than they do
now. Imported hosiery thatNcosts, rs
cents per pair now will continue to
sell at rs cents" 100000 names are
on the anti-tariff petition.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
OPPOSED TO REGULAR HABITS.
"RidicuIous to say Health Depends on
Regular Habits" Says Doctor.


Regular Habits" Says Doctor.
Chicago, Ill--"Don't have regulac
habits. You are wealIling If you
do. Make them irregular, and thei-
you will be ready when an emergency
comes
That is the advice given by DR..
Sheldon Leavitt of the Right Living
"lIs ridiculous to say that health
depends on regular habits" he adds.
"You ought to be able to go without
sleep an entire night and do good
work the next day. fhe reason the
city boys were able to endure hard
ships of war better than the country
lads was because the latter had reg
Mar habits, and it broke them up to
break them"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
DEMANDED $4,000.
HIackmaiIer Threatened Life of Asa
G. Gambler Of Atlanta, Ga.

BIackmaIIer Ihreateheu LHe OF Hsa
G. Gambler Of Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta. Ga.-Given the alternating
in q BLACK Hand letter Of either Civ
ing I'D $4,000 or with his household
perish by a most awful death, Asa q.
q Gambler, one of Atlahta's wealth.
est and most prominent citizens, laid
the trap by which the man who plan
ned this diabolical deed was caught
:.ed handed and Is now lodged in Jail
awaiting indictment by the federal
and state grand juries.
He broke down and confessed i'm
mediately upon his capture.
He is Daniel w. Johnson, Jr., a
member Of Mr.. Gamblers Sunday
school class.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-04-09
TO DISSOLVE STANDARD OIL.

NIWWVT TIIIIVIIN 7 IIW8 UWIL Y III UTTTEEW
States Court at st. Louis.
St. Louis. Mo.-Special Assistant to
the United States Attorney General
Frank B. Kellogg filed his brief Of l.
400 pages with the clerk Of the Unit
ed States circuit court Of this city
and commenced his argument after
two years Of evidence taking In the
governments suit to dissolve the
Standard Oil corporation Of New Jer.
sey for alleged violation Of The Sher.
man act.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03

a 70 IS y street soGthesst-Geo-re I Borzs- %
james F. shsss lots % 70 Is. Suuz7s 7g. Sc
lEs 70 RSS B street 1oTthsasf-Yincszt Kelly %
Jsnss F. Shea, lots 75 70 $. squsre R5s. SO
Van ss-ees-FIorsaes n. NcAuliFe e uz. 70 FFits
FrzggT lot Is sguare IS. So
Fairnou1t Heights-Robirsc1 White e " 70 Josa
L. c and Cora D. Chambers. Iots ls and L.
block ). SO
Bloominzizle-John L. Warren st " % william
II. and Msy n LeaFits, lot Is. block :. 80
oreEun stTsst-John r Lvrch et Ux. % Chsrlss "
Forrest. l0s IS. squsrs -. So
Oregon stTeet-Sans 70 szas. lot 10 SQUARE 81 SIa
IrElsssde-Szme 70 szue. lot IS. block g. ga
Columbia Heishts-ebaTies n Forest e u 20
John F. Lynch. iot S.. square zSss so
E5 street northwe<t-Thoz1as L Li1zeT e "
to Julistte s PTins. lot c. square Sc. 50
lans. So
Petvorth-Aodrez " Lzksi Z U. to Ms-y B.
Spencer, lot g. sq1sre q SO
Seventh ard streets northrsst-Chzrsz ". Conlsy
et ux Martha Z. as trustees e a. 20 Moses
GoldsnbsrE. parts lots ard s. square s52 So
Eleventh. street, between and streets south
west-MATy Z Lynhzu 70 Pearl A. SsIt5 I7ts
2 snd 8 SQUARE 81. SO.
Chevy Chsse-The Che7y Chase Land Company 70
Walter Z. Olnsted and jeremiah :. C-z-s ioss
4 and g. square 1854 SO.
L DToit Pzrk-NyroR n. Parser AID JSrnas n
Green. trustees. to John ". Paine. lot s.. hocz
s. SO
sz7 Ninth street no-thzest-s.ncn Ovpsnheinsr st
UL 70 Fede-icz LoFeruae. pzrts c<izinzl lots
and = 1Ruzrs Ss. SO
Craven Tszrsce-Auliok Palmer ss " 70 Gso--s
", snd Lalu " Shocksy, lot s.. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square to-Frznk7tn P Serfn e uz. 70 E5zsrs
". Whiteside and Harvey 7. Winasld 70 s.
czre Hone Building Association. a-sa. psrt
original lot s
and William P. Somoyie to sec1rs F1ozsucs
D. AcAuli1e. S.Ae, months. s Pr cent 1t
Squares z5 and So Biooningdale- Virginia NJ.
seitz 70 z CalssoE Rokzse and Edwin s.
RoTzee 70 secure Norlrrie F. Wrsnn. $50 :
year, Der cert, sea1i-snnusIly. los =. =. 2,
square 80 lot g. squars So, and lot rs, block
: BIoc-ainsdzle-
Square lsl-Clsra L BirEfeld, TO Richard Z. Pssro
and Herbert A. GIL to secure John J. B70s-
nan. $50. sun October ! 1903. psr cent, lot H.
Square SALARY Z Glz6nzn e TX 70 HaTTy s.
welch and Dempstsr n. Smith. to secure Helen
b Weles. 500. 70 Z m0uths, Psr csnt. part
original lots and 6
Washington Heights-Jessis OTs-ton to O. P "
Brown snd Howard Boyd. 70 seo1re Th0nss 4
fssgsr. s5oaoi. to D months, per csnt. lot
s. block 8
Square 1s2-Chzr5es u. Forrest ct uz. 70 vnIssz
n. Terrell and William Il Ger-znn, % s.
cure John r Lynch. S-z2-x, I sud years. {
Der cent, ssni-surusily. lot i67. Sane - sane.
20 secure same debt. lot 10
Tnrleside-Ssme 70 sane, ssne debt ict s. scus-s
Square -7a-Msrzzrst .. MHler & a. 70 6soxs Y.
EnEel ard HsrTT 5 Weich, 20 secure RoSa E
Engel. Soa. yszrs. per cent, senfa1nually.
part original lot =
Reno-Agnes L Smith to RichsTd z PAiro 1ad
Herbert a. Gin. u secure 4 y. Psizo, zSN
months, DIT cent, lots % 70 Z, block q
Reno-Agnes :. Smith 70 Richard Z Pziro zaH
Herbert A cir. 70 sso1re Z. ". Pairo. asn.
months IcT cent. lots 4 70 T. tiock &
PetwoTth-ssry r. Spencer e VI. William J, %
Robert J. o'Brien and Alvin G. Belt. % Sc
csre Andres " Laksi. $50. Eanfbly pzy-
neEts pey cent lot IS sqazTs .
Square Ssl-Joseph Burden . Thouas Y aud J.
Edward FoTier 70 SECURE GsrZs ?. Erkrood
8. &c. ysszs. pE ext sszi-xz5nsl5z, La -
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-FINE COLUMBIA ROAD RESI-
6s1css less than S0o0 VII boy; owner leaE-
rs town wiz sscrifcs, beautiful rooms, TILED
BATH. H0T-WATER HEAT. KITCHEN on
MAIN FLOOR; newly built ard absolutely mod
e-a. only $50 cash required
WTLETGE. GIBBS & DANIEL 5oe15 ITH.
fs5l3s
FOR sALE-A sIxROOM FRAME DWELLING
vita nioe side l0t- On 33th ~. betEsen Prospect
aTsuue and street; q snug home: price $50.
Easy UsTms- Apply - 18th 81. NJ. ASa1
ss4 0 ST. NW.-A BARGAIN II SOLD AT ONCE
Apply APARTMENT s. Dupout. III 9Th 81
jzEt
FOR sALE-l7so Cash BUYS FINE COLUM-
bia ruSd restdsncs: Z rooms. ) BATHS: HOT
WATER HEAT: WIDE FRONT lSs festl /:
KITCHEN on MAIN FLOOR; TerJ modern: price
s -; must Be sod az once; Erznd bargain.
WILLICE GIBBS & DANIEL. s03OS ETH.
For caIe-BarEainz for CoIored Home
Buyers.
lsz z st. Nv, modem bick, S1o. 80 zsa
Isl st fine lotl. ESQ: $50 cash
81 I'd s. NV frzns houe $500: so cash
80 Vermont ave nE.. nod h-ick s450o; 500 czsh.
APPLY IS ISTE ST. \. w.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY-

y. B.-FoloEiDz schedule figures p1blzhsd czly
a. Information, snd are not suararteea:
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile Nsz Ozfezns.
AshsFils. Chsttzoyoz. Memphis e. II and
3.5 p n daily. Dining csrs-
For Roancke. Kncxriile, Chastsnoozz Ns1phis
New Orleans, 1910 ? E. daily Dining czr.
Fer Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken. szTzr-
nah. JscSsoaviile. ard Florida points, 40 ,. n
daily. Dining CIR service
Tozrist for California. sTi-Esskly. SO ,. II
Local for HarTisouburg : . e. II daily: SIS ,. n
seek days; for DsnFiIle 10 q n. daily and f5E
ChsFicttesgiiie 20 a. n. and 4 : p II 6z1y.
Frequent trains 20 and from Birenort
L s BROWN Generzi Aren't
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Estate Of Henry C. MoCszlsy: petition fo- lsttss
Ct administration 9 = = Attorney. J. J. Daring
ton.
Estate of Fzncis J. Ives; o-csT rslis~izs admins
Tzti5n from fling inventories, a.
Estate q Andrew Gissson; erdE 20 pay Indignant.
Estste Of Tho12s J. Tyzez; Enecded o-5er F7zut-
tng letters q administration; bond, S0a
Estate q Joseph H. c. HoIhnss oz5er granting
letters of sdnins-2tic1: bond. $50. Attorneys.
Can & Gull
Estste of Annis c. Rsu1ck: order 70 sstsis ss.Gts.
Estate of Edwin G DcriD5zE: o76er admitting
VII 70 probate and recri and letters tsSsznsn-
tsry. Attorneys. Wei 3 Rcssubs-E
n re Louisa c. ASors; o-dsr e ssn tzszsst n
really.
Estsse q yoh1 ]. c P-ssnks-s; or1s- s-auttaz
letters testsusntzry; bond. $40 Atto-1sy, 2 L.
Frsna
Es-Ste of Fnzos Z Wadle5eh; order s-zntsnz
letters VeStansRsy- Att0EsT, Bates Wsrel
Estate q 5LnEz c. Leo1z-o. ordsT Showing Es-y-
ics rendered Atto<1sy. B. y. Whestisy.
Estate q Margaret 4. KeEezs: no1oz -
strike cut csyszt
Estate Il Cha-lss PicEsst; WI dated Mz-1A 6,
1865 fled.
Estate of Daniel & Cs-k; szdsz ciz-tszesz 70
tion. Attorney. y. Z. AuhTose
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

oFFTCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. JauuSry 2
is1s-GTdes5. That tie following are hsreny
nads and promulgated as 7sEaisti7ns governing
TIE erection e private reFievins stands during tas
inaugural ceremonies ca March l. le1s under the
joint Resolution q COuEes. approTe5 JauusrT
2, lHe. IL order 70 secure uniformity N the
scheme fU dsC1rating PennsylFsnia Arenas- tie
decorative features q al stands must first Be
approved By the Chairmzn On Paris and ReTisE-
ing Stands after which. arzvinEs showing coz
struction must be submitted 70 and approved b
the Inspector of Buiiiings who vii thea issue
permit No construction work on stands shal be
started before February 5th. lsl9 and Al
work. including deoU7ati0Hs shah Be eou-
pieted q O before March ist. PERMIT VII
be revoked and structure ordered removed within
tRerty-four hours. Stands % be removed al
material AID debris removed from streets and auy
damage 70 public property repaired by March
ST.. lsos Should the owner refuse O. neglect
% remove a stand that has been condemned. u
TO clear away material within the tine spect5ed
the work VII be done ander tke direction Of the
Inspector of Buildings and cost q sane dsducted
from osposit made by applicant for stand ths
sane as for other buildings TIE projection from
building Ene uct to exceed feet iacnes and clear
space q eight feet must Be p-sserTsd between the
pavement and under SIDE q Platform supports and
braces. The ends Of stands must be bearded down
70 the eight foot height. thus hiding al bracins
from view The bottom siiis OF plates shsn hs
beFslea each way WnerS they cross thc Pavement
md al upTiEhts oT pests vii be secured n the
sill with iron knees No bottom b-zcing 70 posts
vii be permitted except against the building On
18th street. between Pennsylvania avenue and New
YORK sTenDe- and on PeunsylTania sFeurs. betEeeu
18th ard Eth streets. 10 stand shah be erected
to extend further from the building line thza
the present protectors on the building where the
stend Is 70 he erected Existing balconies r1uss bs
reinforced as directed hy the Inspector q Build
ings- No stand OF balcony shah be occupied untI
the Inspector Of Buildings shall hare issued
certificate cf inspection as 70 its safety. fee
of one SlGg dollar shall be charged for each
permit for stand and the applicant viu Be r.
Qgi7ed 70 depost ten lsio.e1 dollars 20 cover tie
cost Of any damage n public property Atteatioa
Is called 10 Section lN Building Regulations which
prohibits the erection q placing of observation
stands OF platforms upon the r0of Of any build
ing No stand Or structure shah be used fcT sd-
EeTtising purposes Any person violating sny of
these regulations shall be liable for each slch
ofense to a fne not 20 sxceed 500. in the Police
CouTt Of said District. aui IN default q payment
thereof 70 Imprisonment II the workhouse II said
District for not longer than 50 days. HENRY
b 2 IAgFARLAND. HENRY L WEST
SPENCER COSBY. Commissioners. D. C.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03

SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court- No. l55G Ad-
HinisfTa1101.-Thls Is 70 EiFe notice that the sub
sc-ber. q the District q Columbia. has obeSaed
fram the Probate Court a ths District a CcJun-
bis lst-ers q Administration c 2 a On the estate
q Henry D COchzn late q the District q Colu-n-
bia deceased Al persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
sane. with tks yczchsrs theTeof legally aathe1si-
Gated. 70 the S1bsCibeT. on or before the 18th
DAY OF JANCARF. 4. D. 1910; otherwise they
nay hg laT b excluded from all beneft q said
estate GiFrn under ny hand this Is-h dzy Of
January. ls5e ROBERT L. WILLIAMS. 80 John
Marshsu place. Attest: lSssll JAMES TAN
NER. Register of wis fcT TIE Dist-ict of CoIun-
bis Clerk q the Probate Court ROBT L
WILLIAMS. Attorney. tz2Zfe3
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
CHESAPFAKE & ONO RATLWAY

NOIE-Publshed anly as inf07mati0n. and not
guaranteed
40 p NC & o. LIMITED. Dsil--Fsst ves-
uhlieu trsn. Pullman sieepeTs TO Lexington. BoEtS
ale. Cincinnati Indianapolis. Chicago. ard 81
Ln'ns- Cenn@ctlon for Virginia Hot Sr-ings- Pull
nan czr Louisville 70 Memphis and SeT Orleazs
pini1g csrs "a carte ssrr1ce
n:e p NJ :. LIMITED. Dzily-soii5
TesttrIle tain Pullman sieeLTTs 70 Cincinnati.
Lszington. and Louisville Coz1rartreut sieepins
car % Virginia Hot Sr1inzs wesk days. Dining cars
4 carte service. Pullman slcspcTs Cisic7u1zu to
Gbic7gp and 81 Louis ard LosziST1ls 20 Memphis.
NASHVILLE. ard New Orleans
Chesapsske ard Ohio 0f3ces 55 PeznsyiTariz
aTe1re; ~ street and Nsv Union Stztio1- Tel
erhone Main le6s Z5s for ucseIs. oaEgaZe chscEs
rsSrrrafirrs arf Tzrical-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
EVERY goTP PPA aV lsiYIs TEE 4; q.
NORFOLK AED WESTERN RWY

SSHEDCLE IN EFFECT JANUARY Il. BQa
Leave Washington New Onion Station
$50 a. m.-Daay-Au points nn Norfolk and West
sTn; also EnoxEflle. Chattanoogs. and Memphis.
Dlo , n - Daily - Roanoke Bristni. Wi1z-oo-
Salem. Knoxville. Chatfznoogz NsshTills Memphis.
SeS oTie1us- Through Sleeper. Dining car.
for Norfolk-LsaYe Washington. . =. q. daily.
Il-ls a. m daily fexoept Sunday. ErriEs NorioE
u % =. n. ard 53 = n.
s7s 2 Daily-BeTyTins, Lu7sy. Shsnaudosh
Trains from the Southwest arrive sS5 a. a and
io59 p n
svenae Bond Buisding1
The Washington herald., 1909-02-03
LOST AND FOUND.

fremont Hotel ard e . ST. nv, o1e large
leather wallet containing insurancs pspez 50 bIIL
AID Jhree ones. Literal reward # rsmrned 10
EQUITABLE INSURANCE Co. 65 F 81 Nv.
LOsT-Se REWARD FOR RETURN OF
French bzlldos, DARK bFiBdle bat ears screw
tai FT7Hkied face. I5,3 Massachusetts, ave. Tee
phone 20 North.
LOST-BUNCH OF KEYS BETWEEN IlTH AND
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WALL PAPER.

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cur stock. sign painting, show csrd& and gliding
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W. d. & A. Z. RY.

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