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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14

]. G. Youngwas in Edmore Monday
Mrs. n. W. Wilson spent Tuesday
in Saginaw.
Miss Haze Moblo spert Sunday in
Grand Rapids.
V. p. Cash was in Lakeview Tues
day of this week
The first snow of the season arrived
Tuesday evening.
Phonetic spelling Is seen in some of
Riverdale's business houses
Mrs II. A. Lyons spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Shepherd.
j. G. Young has bought his holiday
stock. Watch for his announcement
later.
Another car load of stock was
shipped from this station last Thurs.
dav
Alfred Locy and family are &C.
cupying a part of the H. A. Lyon
house
A full line of Peninsula stoves the
best the market affords are shown by
Moblo & Co.
Charles Gorsuch is the new weigh.
master for the st. Louis Sugar Co. IL.
at this station
Range Rex shoes are sold by F. c.
HYDE. If you want something good
call and see them.
George Skaff the clotheier is now
settled in his new place of business on
the east side of the street.
H, H. Cole, the Pere Marquette
agent is expected home Saturday from
an extended trip through Alabama
Major J. N. Hamburger of Detroit
was in the village Saturday night and
Sunday in the interest of the
Ridglv Protective association
Libby Mcneil and Libby are buy
ing cider apples for the Chicago
market. Five car loads have already
been shipped from this vicinity
The pupils. teachers and friends of
the Rlverdale school are already plan
Ming for halloween social The pro.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14
- RIVERDALE ~
Xxx NEWS FROM A LIVELY TOWN. .-.-a.

ceeds will be used to paw the deficit on
the piano. A good time is being ar
ranged for
N. NJ. Wixom is building an ad-
dition to the building occupied by j.
q. Young the jeweler. The room will
be occupied by Mr.. Young as recep-
tion room. II is expected the ad-
dition will be completed this fall.
The members of the L. D. T. NJ. Nj.
are planning a social for the near
future. that is bound to prove SUCCESS
The ladies who are interested in the
work of the l.. O. L. NJ. Nj. should
receive the hearty support of all our
citizens, Watch for future announce
ments
The L. Houck sale is proving sue
cess, crowds have thronged the store
and hundreds of dollars worth of
goods have been sold since the sale
opened October g. Mr.. Houck is
msn who does as he advertises and the
large trade he is ENJOYING is evidence
of the confidence the people have in
his business methods.
A. H. LYON and the Misses Florence
Hall and Ethel Maynard, teachers in
our village schools will attend the
State Teachers Institute to be held in
Saginaw. commencing on Tuesday.
Octber %. A number of our Young
people also expect to be in attendance
as the schools of the village will be
closed for the event.
Rev. Wbaley, the new pastor of the
church in this village. is now com
forably settled in the parsonage. He
occupied the pulpit last Sunday and
delivered a most excellent sermon.
The seating capacity of the church
was well field and all thoroughly en-
joved the services. Mr. Whaley and
family will receive hearty welcome
from the people of Riverdale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14
Money Comes In BuaCheS.

to A. A. Chisholm. of Treadwell
n Y, now his reason is well
worth reading For long time /
suffered from indigestion. torpid liver.
consultation. nervousness and general
debility" he writes II couldn't sleep
had no appetite. nor ambition. grew
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14
If your business is not worth
advertising, Advertise it for
sale.

weaker every dav in spite oe all medi-
cal treatment Then used Electricf Bit
tiers Twelve bottles restored all my
old time heath and vigor Now can
attend to business every dav It's
a wonderful medicine Infallible
for stomach, liver, kidney. blood and
nerves so cents at G f Browns mi
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14
Tired, Cross and Duh.

Your liver is out of order and the
only safe wav to repair this important
organ of the body is by removing the
cause. Try DR.. Herrick's Sugar Coat
ed Pills. Small. sweet and pleasant
to take. will not grip or burn Price
% cents per box Ask for a free
sample. Sold by G F Brown mi
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14
RESOLUTIONS

hEOoLO loN0
Whereas. God in his wisdom has
taken from our club one of our most
esteemed members in the death oil
Mrs. Bette Pitt, wife of our ex-presi t.
dent, w. L. Pitt
Resolved That we. the members of
the Sumner and Seville Farmers Club
have sustained a sad loss that can
never be replaced.
Resolved That her tdility to the
temperance cause and beautiful
Christian character be exembplified
in our lives.
Resolved That our club extend our
heart felt sympathy to Mr.. Pitt and
family anS commend them to the care
of the Father whom she served so
faithfully during her life
Resolved That copy of these reso-
lutions be published in the two local
papers and copy he sent to the be-
reaved family and also put on the
records of the club
Mrs L. g. Ferris. Chairman
Mrs. James B. Gargett,
Mrs. Jennie Desmore
The Alma Record makes dates for
II,l,,o,, sIa
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14
ELWELL HAPPENINGS

Geo Dick is building barn for
Dan Hoag
VIM. Sheldon bsled nearly Is tons
of hav the first of the month.
Mr.. Harris of Horr. visited at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. F. Mesler
last week
Frank Hall is pulling and topping
peets for Will Sheldon. He has several
jobs on hand
F. NJ. Johnson of Lansing. is stav
ing at W. Sheldons for a short time
and doing some repairs on his place
Henry Mallory went to Detroit
Monday morning to see the ball
game between Detroit. and Pitts
burg, of the worlds series.
Oliver Turrill is building an add.
ton to his barn 30x60 feet with con-
crtte basement and stables for stock.
He already has large hay and grain
barn and when the addition is finish
ed will make him one of the most con-
venient barns in the vicinity
The seventh and eighth grade JUNIOR
aid will have an entertainment and
box social at the X O. T. NJ. NJ. and
hall Friday evening. Octber %. Every
one cordially invited.
Come ladies and bring yopr boxes.
The following program will be given.
Music-Misses Miller and Crandsll
Opening Song4-Junior Aid
Recitation-G oldie Ramine
Dialogue
Song Trio
Recitation-Matel Evans
Dialogue
MusIc-Hazel Crandsll
Recitation Tressa Fisher
Dialogue
Recitation Elsie Mesler
Music Hazel Miller
Closing Song-Jounior Aid
ELWELL SCHOOL NOTES.
School report for the month ending
October 8. Number of DAYS taught
20; number of pupils enrolled, 40;
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14
NOTICE

NOTICE
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to V. p. Cash & Co. are re-
uuested to call and settle at once.
Office over Goings bar Der shop.
" p Cash
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14

total days attendance. S46; average
daily attendance, 43; percentage of
attendance. SO; Pupils neither absent
nor tardy for the month are, Nelson
Longworh Grant Sheldon, Letha
Fisher, Howard Fisher. Arthur Apple,
Dewey Apple, Adah Dick. Era Culver.
Marie Sheldon. TLelma Martin.
Dewey Sheldon, Callie Dalrymple,
Elsie Mesler. Sarah Mesler Ruth
Keller, Tressa Fisher, Erwing Tam.
The seventh and eighth grade are
STUDYING the New England states.
Commissioner g F. Pike was a
visitor at school Wednesday.
This week the different grades have
had their first monthly test.
There are eleven pupils in the
eighth grade.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14

The a lima Record makes dates for
Holman, the auctioneer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-10-14

ELwELL SCHOOL NOTES.
School report for the month ending
October 8. Number of DAYS taught
20; number of pupils enrolled, 40;
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

New York. March 22-CoI Theodore
Roosevelt made a characteristics dash into
Manhattan and Hoboken this morning.
shaking hands with al he met ant kiss
Ing on the cheek in a moment OF com
paratiye calm the little woman who
nursed him and all the other Roosevelt
children Miss Mary edwith. who lives
in a two-room fat on the second floor OF
554 East Thirty-seccnd street with an
other servant Of the family. Mrs. Kath-
crime DAILY.
Miss LedWith IS seventy-six ana very
spry- She wore her best dress as If she
expected Col Roosevelt He came in an
auto. making p stir in the neighborhood
and was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Robinson.
The visit TO the old nurse was over In
a fash. Col. Roosevelt told her he could
not 20 away for SO long a period without
bidding her gOod-by- After he had sa-
iuted her she said she had been reading
terrible things in the papers about Africa,
and she hoped he would take good care OF
himself, and not let any OF the wild
beasts get him He suilingly remarked
that he thought he could attend 10 them
and she might be sure that he would re-
turn vigorous as ever
Then he was whirled 10 the Office Of
the Outlook. He did not stay there long
lie arrived at HObOken Just after noon
Continued on Page 3, Column 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
WHIPS EDITOR AND QUITS.
Gov. Curry, n Picturesque Figure I'm
New Mexico, Resigns

Santa Fe. March After whipping a
newspaper man ard being turned down
By Secretary Of Interior BaIinger. New
Mexic0s rouEh-rider governor to-day tele-
graphed 20 President Tat, his resignation
Gov. curry said that Although he had
contemplated taking this action FOR sev-
eraI months. the immediate cause was
that he had requested leave Of absence
20 go % Washington 20 Tx with Presi-
dent TAFT and the Secretary OF the IN
terror on matters of great Importance 20
New Mexico. bur that Secretary Ballin-
ser had answered that he should take up
the business by letter.
Saturday Gov. Curry assaulted A J.
LOOmis. oditO- Of the Eagle a Demo
cratic weekly, FOR printing in last week $
issue Of that paper long article on
Statehood and the Statehood lobby. which
tie chief executive construed as a refiec-
ti0n upon his integrity
Loomis and his friends Immediately
after the assault started a movement TO
have the governor removed from Office.
and were preparing charges.
Capt. George Curry was appointed gov
eruOr 0f New Mexico in I9J7 by President
R0oseT elr. under whom he served in The
Rough Riders.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
PREPARE FOR COAL STRIKE.
Operators Loadins Every AvaiIa bic
Car in Anthracite Region.

Wiikesbarre. Pa. March z--Contiuuing
TO prepare themselves as fully as they
can for possible strike OF tie anthracite
mine workers. the coal operators through
out the anthracite region to-day worked
All the conieries that are in condition 10
work. while the railroads. are busy rush
ing every available empty coal ca into
the region to be filled during the remain
ing eight working days. So persistent is
this rush that in many cases freight
trains are delayed 70 permit the long lines
ot loaded cars TO be hauled ont OF the
region.
Coal company. officials said here to-day
that they did not believe there would 5e a
strike il the mine workers looked al the
situation calmly and conservativeiy and
were not carried away By hot-headed
speeches
They said that the union membership
in the anthracite region is not more than
5e.ooo. or only about one-thi-d Of those
eligible Tor membership in the union. and
that it is primarily unfair for 55.oo0 10
speak for the entire I75.ooo workers They
also said that the treasures Of the locals
have not much money.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
CONVERSED BY MEANS OF CAT.
Husband and Wife for Years Did
Not Address Each Other.

Ionkers. y. Y. March 2.-The viii OF
Susan Van Nostrand Pulver. Of Hastings.
snd objection 70 its acceptance were fled
IN the surrogate's court to-day Mrs.
PUlver gave her whole estate 10 her
daughter. cutting of her husband. John.
and her son. Henry.
i IS expected that when the case is
heard the true story OF the arrangement
VIII De revealed. For many years Nlr. and
Mrs. Pulver lived under the same roof
and ate AT the same table. but never
spoke 10 each other directly. always
using a black cat as an Intermediary.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
JOHN H. STARIN DEAD.
''Fafher of Rapid TrRnsit'' Left
Estate Of Many Millions.

New York. March 22-John Henry
starin. the Father of rapid transit IN
New York. and the head OF the stariu
transportation lines, died to-day al his
home. aged elshty-three years
UHtn lately he had been I'm direct
charge 0f the diversified business activi-
ties in which be was interested
He left an estate far into the millions.
Some estimates have made him one Of
the wealthiest men in this state. He
operated the largest single marine trans
portation company lu any hsrbor IN the
world
Mr.. Starin WIS elected 20 Congress IN
lSt6 as Republican. TO represent the
district made up OF Mont tg0mery. Fulton,
saratoga, Hamilton, and Schenectady
counties He served two terms Presi-
dent Garfield wanted 20 make him col
lector Of the port. but he declined.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
CONvICTS' PLOT FOILED.
Guard shoots Leader as He Il AbOur
IN HurI bomb.

Atlanta, Ca. March by the straight
shooting or Guard Gordon. a daring plot
Of the convicts TO escape from the Dur
ham coal mines was foiled to-day The
sonvicts. under the leadership OF Barney
Jackson. plotted TO dash for liberty when
they quit for dinner.
In some way. Jackson had secured G
small dynamite bomb. and he planned 70
throw this at the guards. hoping that he
and his companions could easily escape
In the resulting confusion
Guard Gordon saw the cOnvtcts as they
lined up, and saw Jackson preparing 70
throw the bomb
The guard hred az once. shooting Jack
son through the brain. As Jackson feu
the bomb exploded, injGring several OF
the convicts.
The killing OF Jackson and the explo-
sion OF the bomb took all the fight OUT OF
the convicts. and they were easily sub
dued
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
HETTY GREEN MOVING.
Richest Woman in the World SAYS
She Il Lonely

ShN - GcheAFs
New York March 22-Mrs. Hettv Green
known as the richest woman IN the world
and VINO says she is also the loneliest to-
day shook forever the dust Of Hoboken
from her feet. Her household effects were
loaded into a van this afternoon in from,
Of Mrs. Green's fiat house home. 1se-
Bloomfield street. but the destination OF
the van was not revealed
Mrs. Green made UP her mind 10 set out
Of Hoboken soon after her daughters
wedding. She spent yesterday with Mrs.
McGrath. the janitress OF the nat house
in the basement, and she told Mrs. Nc.
Grath she was getting so lonely that she
intended 10 move 10 parts more congenial
I'm the lonehest woman in the world q.
she said
II Mrs. Green told Mrs. McGrath whore
she was going. Mrs. McGrath won't tell
If you want 70 find out, youU have
to ask Mrs. Green, said the janitress.
Mrs. Green was as silent as the furni-
tGre the van man was carrying out.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
CHILD WAS PLACED ON STREET CAR
Whita Arranged for Return of Son with Woman in
East CIeveland-ChiId Somewhat Dazed, PrOba-
bly, from OpiateS-TeIIS of His Experiences.
Cleveland March 28-1 a. m.-The local police and de.
tecves from Sharon have ust made important arrest

Youngstown Ohio March 22oe Wess well in Sharon
arrested tonight Youngstown Other likely to follow
wenown Youngstown husband left the CITY
suddenly few days and detectives trail This
thought be the who got money Cleveland TO-DAY
Cleveland March 22"WIe7 Whita walked into the arms Of
his father the Hoenden Hotel here tonight $50 O'Clock
accompanied by policeman whom the conductor OF Superior
had turned the boy the HOenden eight
earod child marched the hotel lobby His father sitting there
for three hours because of bungng attempt to pay the
aped to his feet as he the child through crowd
My boyT he cried.
Tears streaming from the strong mans eyes he grapcd
bov in his and rushed for the stairway.
Messages the mother collapsed her Sharon home since the
failing Of the attempt pay the in Ashabula Saturday night
Whas associates and detectives Sharon and in Psbure
speedily successful elimination of second attempt
0 pay the ransom.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
GIRL RESCUES BOY CORPSE. .
Little Children Play "Funeral'- win
Almost Fatal Results.

Almost Fatal Results.
Summit. y J.. March flames Oar
key, three and one-half years old. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Antonio Darkey. OF Park
avenue. this city, was "it' yesterday aft
ernoon IN a game Of funeral PLAYED by
half a dozen boys. al under ten years.
Jimmie was the corpse. and the little
realists dug a hole in a pile OF sand and
laid Jimmie away in Il with some cere-
mony. They had just covered him I'd.
and were struggling with a concrete block
which was 10 serve as 2 headstone. when
Mamie Kenny. four years old. came along
and took in the situation.
First digging with her bare hands. she
managed TO uncover the face Of the al
most suffocated boy. and then seizing a
stick. she stood over the others and com
PEELED them TO dig the rest Of their VIC
tim out OF the hole. II turned out that
Mamie was not a moment TOO soon. for
the little corpse" for lack OF air had al
most become one. in fact
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
WILL BUY LEE ESTATE.
Patriotic Society Plans TO Presen,
Ancestral Home 10 Virginia.

Richmond. Va. March 22-It was an.
nounced to-day that the Patriotic Order
OF Sons OF America has obtained o,
option on Stratford. the ancestral home
Of the Virginia Lees. which the order
proposes 10 purchase and present to the
State OF Virginia.
The price s'given as $4,000. A meet
ing was held in this city a year ago. at
which time the intention Of the order 70
attempt this purchase was deternira5
upon. Contributions were at once asked
tho responses being so many that eno,,,b
OF q find is now in hand to make ~
project possible
Gov. Swanson, Senator Daniel. and Cant
Robert Z. Lee. jr.. OF Fairfax. have -,
made members Of the advisory COMMITTEE
OF the order.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
ARE YOU AN OPTIMIST?

OF course! Who is not an optmist these glorious
days: Optimism IS in the air It is contagious WHY
thousands OF people are enrolled in THE WASHINGTON
HERALD Opmst Club and wearing the club button and
its membership is increasing daily It is the most pop
uar organization at the Capital Everybody will belong
to it by and BY The Sunday issue of this paper. week
after week. contains awhoe page of optimisnl-helpfuI
suggestions inspiring thoughts profitable maxins-in
prose and verse sent in by members of the club The
whole town reads them and benefits BY them Blue Mon
day is unknown since this Optmist Club made its cheer
fu advent and began to grow and spread Now IS the
time to join, If YOU are not already member. But
whether YOU button or not be an opmist Catch
the fever
word in passing TO merchants: If YOU are not as
optimistic as YOU would ike be; if there be sem
bance OF bueness in your Mondays or TUESDAYS or other
days, the remedy is at hand Advertise in THE VASE
NGToN HERALD 1t will bring YOU business. Business
brings optimism. This IS the medium that produces both
1t never fails The most optimistic people in Washington
its readers and its advertisers and their number i
growing constantly.
Be an optimist-everybodv
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
CONSUL FEES REDUCED.
New Schedule for Turkish Consulate
business In New York.


New York. March 2z-Riauf Ahmed
Bey, hrst secretary OF the Turkish En-
bassy az Washington. who is acting con
sui general here in the absence or Afundii
Bey. who has gone home or. four months.
leave. sent word 70 the Syrian newspapers
to-day OF new schedule OF prices for
consulate business in the future.
The acting cousurs schedule IS re-
duction on Mundji Beys schedule. which
the latter declared he maintained because
his predecessors have done 50.
Riauf Ahmed Bey. Who IS investigating
charges against Mundii Bey. has already
said that whether the complaint Of over
charging would be upheld by the Turkish
government or not depended on whether
the home government called pound
.S4So or s..
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Nirginia-Fair
to-day and tomorrow. with slow
ly rising temperature; light
northerly winds, becoming vari-
able.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
PARIS STRIKE NEAR END.

Both Side Trying to Make IL AD-
pear Like n Victory
Paris. March Z-The last phase Of the
strike Of postal employees is more inter
esting than any that has preceded. as
both the government and the strikers
alike are doing their best TO make sur
render look Ike victory. The govern
ment hes IN realty conceded everything
demanded By the strikers. except the dis
missal Of N. Simyan. under secretary of
the ministry OF posts and telegraphS. and.
even regarding him. a deputation which
visited Premier Clemenceau to-day was
able 10 report that the prime minister
had given them TO understand that NJ
Simyan would be asked 20 resign.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
zinc of Wales a Gne.t.

London. March 22--Lady Lister-Kaye &:
the latest American hostess 10 entertain
distinguished guests. She gave a dinner
party tonight. and her guests included
the Prince and Princess OF Wales. AIr
Arthur Balfour. Ambassador and Mrs
REID, the Duke and Duchess OF Rox-
burghe the Earl and Countess Of era
nard. and Mr.. and Mrs. HarcOurt
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
Coming 70 See Tnrt-

factions in Porto Rican politics got here
to-day on the steamer Caracas. each bent
on seeing President Taft and getting him
70 use his wonderful pesce-making quail
ties with the other side, so that they can
PASS sorne laws
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
Catholic Press Ineorrorate..

Albany. Y Y. March 22-Ths America
Press a membership corporation formed
for extending the Catholic religion
throughout the United States By means
OF circulating literature and other meth-
odS. vas Incorporated to-day
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

democrats Hold Lively Caucus.
West Virginia Men in Banquet.
-Chamber Calls on President.
f-Debate Begun on Tariff Bill
ELocal Gas Officials Scored.
+Senate Fills Vacant Committees.
l2-Inaugural Change Is Favored.
12-Board or Trade ~ Raise Fund
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHIC.


Roosevelt 10 Sail To-day.
l-Whitla Boy Found in Cleveland.
3-lndicted in Pittsburg Graft Cases.
&Paris Strike Is Ended.
&Receiver for Steel Plant.
s-California Aeronauts Missing.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
POOR DIVISION OF PROFITS
One Has $1,000 and the Other 30
Cents when Arrested.

New York. March when Fritz Marx
and Leo Martin were arrested in the
banking house Of John Stennick & Co.
al s5 River street. HobOlen. to-day. The
former confessed 10 Police Chief HAYES
that he had robbed the house OF 50oa
on letters Of credit from Russia.
Il paid Mertin Sl5 a week FOR his aid. +"
said Marx.
The resS3t of the search Of the pockets
OF the men bore out this story of aie
division Of profits-frOm Marx was taken
s. coo; from Martin 50 cents
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
ROOSEVELT LIKES
SUITE ON LINER
Calls on Aged Nurse and
Kisses Her on the Cheek.
NOT AFRAID OF AFRICA
Wild Beasts Have No Terror for
the Former President.

Feel No Canrel N About His Ability
ssa.lst =
10 TEke Care of HImseif-PreSi-
dent Taft's Photograph VIII Deco
rate Rooms on ship-PasSage on
steamer All Booked iR Advance.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

London. March 22-Mrs- Whiteiaw Reid
Is in constant attendance on her daugb-
ter, Mrs John Hubert Ward. Mrs Wa-d'S
accouchement Is daily expected
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
At SIonn,s Tn-dn-

Free exhibition to-day from to g.,
the Sloan Art Galleries. 14O7 G ST. ~ .ba IN
effects Of Hon. Q. S. Straus. ex-Secre.ss,--'v,
OF Commerce and Lsbor, with i-9no-e-s q
additions from other owners. Ti1iS i -,
interesting collection and wei worth u =
visit
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
MINORITY SCORES
PARTY'S B0LTERS.
Democrats Hold Lively Cau-
Gus at Capitol.
RESOLUTION is ADOPTED.
Singing Speeches Made by Both
Factions.

Champ Clark Denounces the Men
Who He Said Had Deserted the
Ranks Of the Democratic Party
Ia Save "CRnaOnism" In the
HOuse-Refers 10 the Member m
the Rules Committee.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23
the T-aIn for Iate,-ooa

Leaves Union station. Washington. Penns
r r. a. II a. m weekdays making con
nections via Broad Street Station. Phila-
delphia. Farningdale. the aH-rail route.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

Georgia Straight Grain Flooring,
No. = S; per 10 - Libbey & &C.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-23

Dressed Fence Rails 25s ApIece.
Frank LibDey & Co..stn 81. and N. y. ave