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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-09
WHERE THE MONEY GOES

The following interesting items are
taken from an address delivered by
WIN. @. Brown of the. New York Con-
trail Lines, at the annual banquet of the
Illinois Manufactures Association:
1t has been said that practically every
dollar of money in the United States
gold, silver, paper, nickel and copper
passes through the treasures of the
railroads every year. However, APP
promixatcly seventy-one cents of every
dollar is almost immediately paid out
for labor.
Let us see how this vast sum of money
becomes of it. ..
Out of each one hundred dollars earn
ed forty dollars are directly and i'm
mediately paid out to employees on the
pay-rolls of the railroads. Eight dollars
are paid for fuel, waste, oil and water;
and seven of the eight go to pay for
labor required to produce these supplies.
Eighteen dollars are paid for steel rails,
ties, cars, engines. structural steel,
stationry and thousands of other things
necessary in the operation of Il railroad.
OF the eighteen dollars Approximately
sixteen go for labor.
Five dollars are paid for permanent
improvements, such as additions to
yards, additional tracks, additions and
extensions Of shops. round-houses and
the like four uf the five dollars are paid
for labor. :.
Three dollars 81 to pay taxes; two
dollars for rent of terminals, joint track
etc.
Fourteen dollars are paid us interest
on bonds, which represent borrowed
money for original construction or sub
Sequent improvements: and this sum
amounts to less than an average of four
per cent on the face value of the bonds.
Nine dollars go to owners of the rail
roa6S--the shareholderj--repr
less than four per cent Oh the face value
of the stock.
One dollar is PIT in:D tho surplus
fund to provide for necessary improve
ments to the property and Us reserve
against periods of hard times.
Approximately scvcnty-one dollars
out of every hundred dollars earned by
the railroads Of the country are, there.
fore: almost Immediately distributed in
payment for labor or equipment and
matcral of which labor forms by far
the largest component part. The rail-
road receives more and keeps less than
almost any other department. of bust
ness activity Of the nation
How long will capital continue to be
invested in railroads --ncurring, to say
the least, equally as great risk and
hazard as is incident to any other class
OF business on II return of four or five
per cent when the same capital invested
IN manufacturing. agriculture or NOR
chandising will pay on an average
three times az much?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-09
Home Bakery
JOHN HUNTER. Prop.
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PIES, CAKES, BREAD,
ETC., Etc.
-
A Fine Line of California
Candies, Fruits, Nuts,
ETC., Etc.
DrayinS Business.

Chris Eshleman has started q draying
business. He is prepared to do all kinds
of hauling, delivering freight and all
other business in the draying line. Prices
reasonable and strict attention given to
all orders. Office at the Old Lumber
Office.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-09
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

The board met Monday April 9Th.
All present.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved. .t.
Money Ill the county treasury counted
and found correct. -. -.
Official reports of various county
officers read and approved.
Upon petition of citizens of Contact
w. t. Klintz was appointed justice of
the peace of Contact township.
The delinquent tax list of 1908 being
presented by the auditor with tax
receivers reasons for not being able to
collect the same. Good cause being
shown therefor, the board revised said
list by striking off the taxes assessed
against the estate of VIM. Hazeltine
amounting to $6, it being shown by
the treasurers statement said PROPERTY
was assessed twice during the year 1908
Transfers were ordered from THE
laOnra1 fun6 int, tho follo1.yi,, ~ f,,O5s.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-09
Exclusive Patterns

For individual rooms. Select pattern
from our samples and we will tear it
out giving you the exclusive right to
this pattern-no other room in town
like it-cost no more than ordinary
paper. We guarantee our work--live
here-and if it isn't right we make it SO.
A hint from you will bring us to your
home with our samples-not obliged
to buy.
STENINGER
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-09
Have You Seen
Our Wall Papers

" You will be pleased with the
new designs, the harmonious
colorings, the dainty "Cut-Out
Borders "-( lever heard of 'em
before?)- and the many Cham
brays," Arts. and Crafts" and
other novelties. They are NOT
high priced. Every purse can be
suited, every home can be artistic
ally decorated.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Raltinore- Auril 1--Whszt Vas quiet co-n d1il.
oats steady re firm. and -four IN better drzz1d.
WHEAT-SDot contract. L4osi.4a-s; SPOT No rsi
Western. LAafsit; May. 70 ASKED July. LIllta
Illls. steamer No red. L7al-s-is receipts. -
bushels Scuthsrn on grade. L57aL2
CORN-spct contract, 7sa7gss, ar-ii. 7ss7Ssss 3IzT
7ea7ss July g. steamer mixed. 75a755S; TsceiVcs.
s7os bushels Southern white coTn 7slssI9z; South
en- yellow ccrn. 1Ss7e
OATS-Stock II elevators. izo4 bushsls; ship
ren;s from elevators. Isl bushels. White. No .
srssJsz: do. No :. Ss3taEis, do. No l. S17s5:
mixed. No. = 5-l1ass; mixed. 10. 5 5-sS;7: mixed.
Ne. l. Es55.
RTE-Stock in elevators SIS bushels. shiTz1eu-s
from elevators ISIS bushels. No. 2 WsteT1 re.
erTo4f. S-1saS3. No Western re. uptown, ssas3;
b. lots az 70 quality and condition. 75ssz
FLOUR Winter extra sIoa5-S; y1ztsr clear.
SASS winter straight 5s5as % WINTER patent.
6s5as 3; sTriug clezT. Asos5s; sprnz s.rsiSht-
55a5so- spriuz patent 6s1zs.45s City Nils hes-
rssert. e: City Mills high gTade pstezt as;
Civ Mills high-grade straight as; City Mia
choice family Sd. CitT Mills sTtzz, 5oosSSi re
-four medium TO choioe. i-esa4soi cornneals pss
10 rs LeSalS-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
SOUTHFRN RAILWAY

y B--FoiloTing schedule figures published oaly
as Information. and are not guaranteed:
Fer Atlanta. birmingham. McbFt. New Orleans.
AsheTiie. Chattanooga. Memphis. J. n and Ia:,5
, n daily Diuirz cars
For RosHose. Knoxville Chattanooga. Msmpbis
Nee Orleans 1910 ?. n daily. Dining cars
Fer Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken ssFau-
nah. JacksoaFile. ant flcTi6a points 40 2 n
5siir fs-ninz CIR service.
To1rist cars Cor California tri-weskly I'D D n
Loczl ior Harrisorbsrg. - a. n. daily: s:is T. n
Seek csvs: for Dsrville. 20 ?. n daily zns 70.
Charlottesville 80 a. n. ard * p. Il cziIy
l;sCsusEt trains n snd from Rluenort.
l. S BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RVY

SCHEDULE N EJECT JANTTAEY = Ia1s
Leave Washington Me- Union Station
. p m--Daiiv-Ali points Norfolk ard Vest.
en-; also Knoxville. CIsttsnccga. and Mernrhis
Rdo 2 m--Daiiv-RosBoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Diui-g cars
Fer NoTfolk-Lssrf Washington 40 q m. dsqr
HIS q -. cailv texcsrt Sardsyl. Arrive Norfolk
Il = =. n. ard SO D n.
rs T. m--Daily-ReryviIie Lurav Shenandoah
Trains frurn the Southwest arrive SIS a. u sud
le.N ? u
Al information Fourteenth street and New Yors
svsEue bend Ruiidinz1
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

announcement is made that Gibson
Fahnestock is about TO award the con-
tract for the erection OF a residence near
Massachusetts avenue and Decatur street
northwest. Nathan Wyeth prepared the
plans for the building and bids have been
invited for the construction.
TIE house viii be four stories high and
IS designed in the Italian style. Its front
VII be faced with limestone and Roman
brick The side walls. running back
about twenty-eight feet. VIII be Of the
same material The house viii be forty
eight feet front with q depth Of eighty
eight feet. and IS planned on 2 liberal
scale and. among other features. viii be
equipped with an electric elevator for
use n going UP and down between floors.
Mr. Fahnestock is Il resident Of New
York and Washington, having lived here
during the past winter
Boss and Phelps announce the sale OF
tire house and lot at 1871 Harvard street
10 Gilbert p. Ritter. VINO will soon oc-
cupy It Tor his home. The price paid
was $50
Christian HeuTicb has purchased prop
erjy IN the square on the north side of
Pennsylvania avenue. between Twelfth
and Thirteentb streets northwest. The
property consists Of the holdings at 1212
PA. and I@is Pennsylvania avenue. the
Improvements being tVvo one-story build
ings used for business purposes. The
property formed part OF The TTaveTs
estate. NJ. HeuTjch already owns sew
ersl pieces Of property in that square
and It IS Understood that he via hold
those now purchased for investment pBr-
poses.
Deeds have been placed on record con
veying tract OF acreage property in
Wisconsin avenue 70 3T. Heinrich b.
members Or q company q which MT
HevTich Was enc The tract contains
about seventeen acres. ard II IS under
stood that the price paid was S5-sa an
acre
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

orotstians furnished b " P Hihhs < Co.
nenbeTs = the Chicago Boa7d Of Trade. Hi55s
Bssildiug. - Fifteenth street Northwest
Chicago April g - While Influences vc-sirg
against the MARKET were nos wanting TO-DAY. wheat
sIoVly advances INTO Territory since the tTezk-
The market Iqsned al a sliEhs decline q I cent
above the closing of yeseriar- TIE fact s1Cn de-
VcopCd fiIz- CItTi1Ey EC-c hight and the shorts m
disorder. and this with good support from leading
longs. uricsS CreTt uD steadily ard were higlesr
for ErSt months a. the Clcss. May sod I'D 20
Ia and July ID Ms Mos e ~ activity =
the d-v cCu-cred II the July option
Cen. Influenced b. wheat rsllied. and Tss s-rsuE
most q the day Cats were STEADY. and TroTislcns
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YuE april 2.-cATTLE-Rseespss. IN
head. scadE.
CALVEs-Reosio.s 20 hesd. STEADY. Common .
god Fssis sGcss5 city dressed vsals sseady. STA
z: eosniry dressed. d. SAL
SHEEP AND LAMBS ~ RccssptS SEQ head:
steady CLIPPED lambs. Tsoz7.s5; clipped shsep 40
ass: uoolcd. DO. 60.
HOGS Receipts islsa had. stsady. az ~ssStS
Chsc1g3 April 2.-CATTLE-Receipts $50 mad:
strong g csnts higher Reeves. ssass =. Tears.
4osz50o. Westerns aa5 &C. stccSers and seoic-s.
5soase3 cczs ard heifers 2n0sso9. calves 4slass5-
Becain-s sos head. stead. Light s75
SIS: nsizsd. 5e1s7s5, heavy 3oes1-s5: r1rSh ina
.-ts. ~erkerz- 7aos--S1. uiss. Sass.
SHEEF-Rc.stiS lote9 had strons NATIVES.
5se-sls Western, 5sezS5: lzzbs. a75sS5; Vest
II. s7saasa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
BRIDGE WEDDING UNITED.
Romantic Marriage Winds Up in the
Divorce COurt

That the paths % romantic lovers some
times end in the divorce courts was
shown yesterday, when Justice Wright
Of the District Supreme Court granted
an absolute divorce to Frances D. Ben
der from Winfield l. Bender.
Mrs Bender. who LOOKS scarcely more
than child. was married 70 the. de-
PENDANT On July q, SIX years age. 1t
Cabin John Bridge. By Rev MahloE II
Austin. OF Prince George County. Nd.
The witnesses 10 The strange ceremony
we're tie ttrongs attending moving
picture shew IN the palm garden The
child-wife told the court she. knew none
CT the Iersons who watched her enter
the bonds of weClock'
-Four weeks after the marriage, the girl
said. her husband deserted her and went
10 Baltimore. she went back 10 her
curt
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NORlnn EcI-
WOODWARD < LoTHROP. Information Bureau
GOLDENBERC'S Information Bureau.
HECHT 4 CO. Cashiers once.
PALAfS ROYAL. Information Bureau
s KANN. SONS & CO. Information Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, co-ner tn s. and Z L
sEe. and s.. Nv
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. IN \. J. ave. ~.
2. P. WELLER's PHARMACY, 70 N 81 ~
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY. 18th and G SIS. II.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. s. and G sts nv
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving sta Nv.
TAHOE PHARMACY. sth and 2 SIS nE-
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9Th ard S sta Nv
N A. MENKE. 9Th and 4 IS nv
PR0CTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS 18th 81 N.
7. I. LEATHERWOOD. 1916 l4tn T. nE.
sTOTT & SNYDER. 18Th and 9 sts. Nv.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY, corrz n L
ave ard North Capitol s. nv.
DAY & co.'s PHARMACY 5th ard G stA NJ.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. 500 iith & N.
HERALD BRANCH. G5 z 81 Nv
NORTHEAST.
McC8EsNET & JOACHIM. ID and sts. ne.
MeCHEsNET & JOACHIM. sth ard IS. De
c. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th sid
&
CHARLES J FUHRNANN'S PHARMACY. sta
and z Cspitol So ne
BLUNER'S PHARMACY. n Capitol and sts- ne-
D. D. COURTNEY'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
II n Capitol 81.
SOUTHWEST.
AIL3URN's PHARMACY. IN and q EtS 81
SOUTHEAST.
2. P. WELLER. sth snd SIS. 81
GUY n NELLY. 18th and stS s.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES c. LENNON. IN and Newton "a
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. els King &
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30

No. l. Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. ID; No 2
nd. T. o b.. Ls0aIf2: No. 2 hard. New TcTs. {.
@ b. Ls3- No / macsroai IL Z O. b. Nc. l.
Manitobs- E o b. end cf Nay Or early June.
I51z Exporters took nothing
CORN-Strouz on scarcity. Ne. . elevator. %
arrive. 8; V. .. @. b. spot. 81 Ne 2 yellor,
T. o h.. 81. No . white. z O b 81 *
porfcTs took nothing
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RAISE CAPITAL. BEST METHODS; CORPORA
tions Organized ard promoted: legal matters every
where al cases courts and deptS. L. : LEGAL
CORP. n Bond Bldg mhE5tftuf
DENTIST. RETIRING PROM BUSINESS ~
IoNn e i20o inhabitants near Washington. xii
81 business including tools and ine ccuiTIueu..
has good practice. Address JOHN l. WHTTMORE.
E0 Bond Bldg -
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
CRAXD1L M1CEEY. solicitor for Coai7isiasIi.


~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
g Columbia. Robert ?. R-sdb-ry. c-=i.isiuan,-
IS henry vs.. Soaneuschz:iGt. Il he. b. living. and
destl. Eqrity- No- E5=6-Tbe ob5crt of TINS SUI
mniain~rt % ldt Nc g in s1uaTe No. 100 II the
citv %: Nashirgoa. District q Columbia, ard Il
crcin Tie defendants from asserting title thereto
On roficn q the complainant. rs Crandai Nfackey
his solicitor. Il is this Z2D DAY o. APRIL A. d.
i9j9 ordered that the defendants cause their az
pea-aEce 20 e entered herein before the first
s'le day Occurring thrce months after The day OF
The first TlbiClt-Ol r. this order. otherwise the
c.rse VIII p preceded with as in case Il default
This order 70 be r15ished IN the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald. lob BAR
NARD justice. 5 tr1c ccTv-Tcst: tSsall J. L..
YOUNG CIcTk- By r. E. CUNNINGHAM As
sisisnt CIerE- asG5.57myT
SUPREME COCeT. OF TIE DISTRICT OF co
1umbia. Holding Probate CoUrt. No l57I5 Ad-
vcrfbcr 4 the District Ct Coiambia. has obtairei
from the Probate Cert Il thc District q Collun-
hia letters II adrinissrsticr C. E a. on shc es-ate
q Euieie Ealer. latc q the District Of Colombia
deceased. Ali persons having el2inss against the
decsssed ere herchy warned to exhibit the sane.
With t,c rodChgs thereof. legally AUTHENTICATED 70
tisr suhscri5sr 81 Ct before tne Eth Day or
MARCH. 4. r. 1919. cthcTwise they nay BE- law
be ,xcl,sisd frlm e. hcnrst q said estate t.iren
under may hand fhis lfth dlT q Au-iL Iqe9
CLIFFORD W CHI n n SIS Lol1sisua ave Al
test: iSclI} JAMES TANNER Register Of Wis
FIR the District q Columbia Clerk Il the Probate
C0HFt- r PERCY MEYERS. AttsrEey.
sIl6.S.9
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
BUsINEss PRoPERTY.

FOR SALE * PR FOOT FOR A BRICK
stcTc end dWeli,nr Ou 7ih s. ~ r-rr y nexi
to CrrnCT that sold recently fer $ pcT foot. bus
ress men soekiuE iocation should LEX p. This.
lot 24xiai
TH0s J. FISHER & CO.. ms.
IS l5,h s., Hw.
Phone ". ess: after 5 ,. n. phone u s7ssy.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
BUSINESS EDUCATION.
FAWNBR0KERS.

READY MONEY AT 5 PR CENT
Oh watches. diamonds. AID 5rzelry.
LOUIS ABRAHAAIS
Bonded broker. 4S Ninth 81 ~
Old geld. silver. and psEn ticzets bought for c. "a
gsrf
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CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautiful" of Wash
ington.

No other psrs e the Distract q Columbia can
compare with il fer either the present OF the future
A puTchsSe there Constitutes beth an Investment
and 6 speculation. vaiucs there MUST advance.
Highest point Connecticut ave With its result
ant Cs0i tTeCzcs and heslthfui air Tie spp7oaoh
is good. and always VIII be- Car service IS ex-
celleut There are church. school. and store Ia
cilities. water. sever gas. electric lights. tee
Thones. macsdamizcd streets. sTanolitbie sidewalks
shade trees. parkins. &C.
Prices ranging from - yer - G. 20 s3c pcT 81
It. according tc location Eighteen houses costing
about $4,000 now IN course 4 construction ard
plans are being prepared ~ uazy mere
Fer pats. prices. and particulars see
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

4 BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEATON
place ne: broken q furnace coal. uer ton. S 50.
white ash eGz stove. and chestnut s675: pea coal
s. Phone " XXI a7l-s5t
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED FIRsTCLASs PER
sen 20 take entire charge q alteration rcc.n for
Wanens garments No htung required Only those
having exDeTisnCo need aDDiJ. BOX s.. Herald
Office. ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ON ST. BETWEEN CONNECTICUT
ave. and 2sta s., gold ing with turquoise
Reward 2z0l Mass ave nv y
LOST-A SABLE AND WHITE COLLIE. An
sEers 70 the name f Carlo; tas No 5Ll; las
SEN ~ n and Maryland Return 20 J A
BENNETT, 81 5ih s. ne Reward Z
L0ST-SILvER WATCH. OPEN FACE. ELGIN
wC-ks. monogram E. Z A. leather FOB wiki
uisit latch kcy attached; monogram on fob A.
Lost b5tECen r and F SIS. on I2th NJ. Reward
5B I2rh s.. ne
LOST-GOLD WATCH. WITH RIBBON FOB
ard lockat attachment between Bureau Of IN
grav1u- and Printing and 9Th and g ne. Finder
VIII please return 90 SIS 6 re. and receive reward
lI
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CEESAPEAKE & OHIO RAuWAY

NOTE-Pubhshed only as information. and uor
guaranteed
$50 P NC & o LIMITED Daily-Fast 80.
ubEied Train Pullman slcsners 70 Lexington L1IiS
vile. Cincinnati. indianapolis Chicago. and 81
LOWS Pa1lGr or 20 Virginia Hot Springs week
oays Pullman or Louisville TO Memphis and Nsz
Orleans. Dining CARS. a "a carte service
u1o ?. ME-. T. Z LIMITED DaiIv-SoEd
Eestibule tain. Pullman slespers 70 Cincinus.i
LexiRgton and Louisville daily and Virginia Hot
Srrings week davs Dining cars. "a carte srrricr
Puilrasn sleencrs Cincinnati 70 C'.icaeo and s.
L0uis ard louisville 70 Memphis Nashville srd
New 0r1rars
Chessrrske ard Oaio 0sces. So PenrsvlTsni,
sFeure. 1888 F street snd New Union Sfatie- Ter
sThore Main les n 22s Ger tickets baggage eheess
reservations. snd Taxicab.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING At
lowest priccs; commercial ard amateur work 50
Hcitsd- NATIONAL PHOI0- CO. 81 Ilth 81 nv
Phore II SIs Ii
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BALTIHORE sTOCK MARKET.

Balsinso4e. Ami n.-Folloxing are the ssiss 1zd
qrotztions On the most active secuTirics EstsS -
the Baltimore STOCK Exchange:
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

LADIES' TAILOR. SKIRT HAHD AND HELP
ers, eEperenccd. a. once Y PASTERNAK
80 lsth s.. nv 70
WANTED - EXPERIENCED FTNISHERS on
custom pants ATply 656 G 81 NV. 81 aoo--
Il
WANTED STENOGRAPHER- MUST HAVE EX-
Terience ard be able % furnish reference Address
BOX s. Herald Cffca-
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED FOR A CLEVER
Irgpozitlon that's easy and PAYS Big; particulars
fer stamp SOUTHERN SALES Co Inch
bu--. Va I2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= - y 2 = z -17--1'
DOCTORS SIGNS, THIS WEEK, SO; HAND
engraved brass signs. memorial tablets. !. 5.
GOLDSMITH. IS Ith 81. nv. Phone n. S352
Iei
n ROY. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. HAS RE
moved 20 sIS 81 Nv, room 81 Us
OFFICE Or The LANSTON 1fONOTTPE IA
CHINE COMPANY. III CalloBhin street. Phila-
depbia April T. ls9.-The annual meeting q tbs
stockholders Of the Lanst0n Monotype Machine Con
pauy VIII BE- he'd a. the Office q Frznci5 I. Smith
EST. Is s. Royal 81, Alexandra. Va. At z
O'Clock noon on THURSDAY, the 6th DAY q Nay
800. for the Purpose q eiecti1g a board Ct d.
rectors % serve fer the ensuing year and rrans-
acting such Other business as nay properly CINE
before i. Transfer books vii Be closed on April
= a. y O'Clock noon and VII Be reopened On May
i al . o'clock a n By order q the board Of
directors " ARTHUR SEII8IAN se.retary.
artist
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

MRS ROBERT HOIIIsTER CHAPMAN. 30
Q =. desires 70 place beT excellent white cock
vsir-ess, and lady's maid; latter P-ters Europe
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED EXPERIENCED CHAUFFECR. IT-sr
b capable C both running and repairing ma
chine and must keep same II thorough running
cr3er- state ssiary and references Box 2,
Herald ot1oe- II
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED FOR A CLEVER
proposition that's eaSy and PAYS biz- p-rtic1lars
for stamp SOUTHERN SALES Co. Lynch
bug. Va. %
WANTED-A FIGST-CLAss TAILOR on Ia
dies UoFk zDply. AZ once III Com. ave. II
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads fo- The Washington Herald nay Be
left a. the main ofice - Fifteenth street north
vest. AZ any Of the following branches OF nay
be telcFho1ed direct 70 the NAN oases add bll
vii Be sent for the amount Que.
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II YOU ARE THINKING or BUTISG A NEW
house near lincoln Park. the nine h0u5Cs now
being built at 18th and a SIS. foT go; S1o
TO 500 cash. balance snail monthly payments; con-
plcte homes os s large ICONS aid reception Azll:
tied bath sud vestinuls- J. C. DEICHMAN. I'D
z Capitol Phone Linz So4s- ~
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Boss and Phelps announce the sale Of
Tire house and lot al 1871 Harvard street
70 Gilbert p. Ritter. VINO will soon Oc-
cupy it Tor his home The price paid
was $50
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
PERSONAL.
AUTOMOBILES.

GASOLINE AUTOMOBILES STORED. CLEAN
ed, and polished; SIS per moath- PANORAMA
18th and Ohio are. Is9
The Washington herald., 1909-04-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,


ATTENTION. BUYERS FOR sALE-EIGHT-
roum brick dwelling centrally located near 9Th and
Q sts, four Toos1s frst floor, cellar, frsce heat
hath; 70 a Farts wanting NICE hone this Is
bargain. Fox qEI;ck salc Sso- 4 ). CATW0OD.
s55 Sta s. NV Il
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-05-20
The Opportunitie. of Spring.

Spring is here and for the next six
months we can enjoy the world out of
doors. The beauty of our homes and
surroundings depends upon ourselves
and the beauty of our city depends up
on the individual homes.
Now is the time to do such repairing
painting, etc, as may be necessary.
and to make your lawn ready for sum-
mer. Sun and rain come to us free and
the expenditure of few pennies to-
gether with a meager amount of labor
will insure you bright flowers to smile
at you all summer long.
During the summer many visitors
from abroad come to our city and it is
our duty to take part in making it look
as attractive as possible. One neglect
ed house and lawn mars a whole neigh
borhood.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-05-20
Citizens Held Up.

Whitewater Register.
The Wells-Fargo Express Company,
which supplanted the American Express
Co. May first, throughout the st. Paul
railway system, proceeded to get rich
quick by raising their charges Twenty
five cents a hundred has been added to
all shipments to and from Milwaukee
and Chicago while the minimum rate of
forty cents formerly enjoyed by those
who make small shipments to Wauke-
sha and neighboring points is cancelled
in favor of one for fifty cents. The
Wells Fargo people have heretofore
confined themselves almost exclusively
to the western states where the collect
or goes around with basket, gathers
up the nuggets and keeps the change.
This is the company's first experience
in Wisconsin and things are different,
though the company in question may
not awake to the fact until they have
had a session with the state commission.