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The Washington times., 1909-03-22
BY WIFE
OF HER LOST LOVER
Girl Faints When She Learns
Sweetheart Has Married
Another.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-When
Miss Marion Deal. of JOS Wilton street,
West Philadelphia, appeared before
Magistrate Scott to prosecute her re-
Creant lover, she made the discovery
that he had secretly married another
girl several months ago. It so unnerved
the young woman that she fell in a
faint
It happened that policeman who was
standing near was quick enough TO
catch her in his arms. Harry Deal, her
father. enraged at the sight, rushed
upon William E MacFarland, the young
man accused, and would have pun
meled him if policemen had not inter
fered.
At the request Of MacFarlS1d a con
tinuance was granted. II IS possible
that Miss Deal may discontinue the
proceedings before the magistrate and
begin a suit for breach of promise OF
marriage
MacFarland's wife came forward
pluckily, and was In court when the
other young woman tainted. y am so
sorry for you, dear she said.
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ALLEGED BEGGARS
JAILED IN CHESTER

CHESTER, Pa, March 22-Charged
with being the head Of a gang Of pro-
fessional beggars, who have been max
ing the western section of the city their
headquarters, where they have been
bringing terror to the hearts Of women
and children, Edward Grady, Of VIII
mington, Del, was given a hearing be-
fore Magistrate J. NJ. Stockman in city
hall police court.
Grady was sent TO jail for ninety
days as he could not pay a fine Of $50.
John Carr, Of PIP Anna street, Phila-
delphia, and Frank Mullen, Of Whining
ton, Del, who were arrested with
Grady, were sent TO Media jail for thir-
~ days.
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OF this embarrassment in connection
with the greet sentimental movement,
which reaches to ell parts of the coun-
try, TO make Washington dry town.
The prohibition SITS are trying to force
Congress 70 pass prohibition law. They
want II because they want 1t, and also
because 1t would be such splendid
sounding argument with State Legis-
latures and other authorities. to oe able
TO urge that the National Congress hal
enacted an absolute prohibition law
where it had jurisdiction. 1t would give
a tremendous club to the prohibition
organizations.
congressman have heen saved from
the embarrassing situation thus far by
the devices which prevent vote. That
VIII probably be impossible next session.
A determined minority will be able to
force 4 record vote.
Means Ruin Either Way.
The Representative who votes for pre-
hibition in Washington will lose all
hope Of placating the liberal interest at
home. The one who votes against pro-
hibition here will just as deeply offend
the great element which wants national
Endorsement for the prohibition move
ment.
Very similar is the question of Federal
legislation strengthening and confirming
the police power of the States in dealiI
with liquors shipped INTO prohibition
communities from other states Prohibt-
tonists are bending tremendous ener-
giles to pass such law.
Again, the legislation which organized
labor has been demanding since the de
cIsion of the DanbuTy hatters' case, TO
exempt labor unions from the liabilities
imposed oy the antitrust law. Who
votes against the unions, loses all hope
of every satisfying them with any ex-
planatlon. II is fundamental with them.
And who votes Cor them loses the anti
union force. The question has been
kept from a record vote; but that voTe
will come &c there is persistence, and
there doubtless will he, in pressing 1t
under the revised rules.
The tiInid statesman Will have a naId
row to hoe The country, to the extent
at least that IL wants to see the issue
forced in all such cases, to know where
it's representatives stand, viii derive
great satisfaction from the rev rule.
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STEINHEIL MYSTERY
DRAWING TO CLIMAX
P aris Eager For Report on Question Whether Woman
Is to Be Further Held For Murder of E1us-
band and Mother-in-Law

PARIS, March 22-AH Paris today
is agog over the all-absorbing ques-
ton: VIII Mime. Steinheil be further he,d
for the murder of her husband, Adolf.
and her mother-in-law, Nine. Japy, on
the night of May 80, 1908, in their home
in the Impasse Rosin?
With the conclusion of the almost
daily interrogations which the woman
has undergone for the past six months
the city hoping for a new sensation.
Never in the history Of French police
annals has any one case so completely
absorbed the public attention for so
long as the Steinheil case. Partisans
have taken sides and the papers have
been full of the stories for the past six
months.
Because her daughter was about to
be married, one faction insists it is
silly to believe that Nine. Stelnhen
could have been guilty of the crime.
They back up their arguments with
the statement that the evidence shows
there was no poison used and that one
woman could not have committed the
crime that apparently called for such
a great display Of strength.
Her Version of Crime.
Nine. Steinheil has insisted that the
crime was done by four men, disguised
in gaberdines, and a red-haired woman
and that she, too, had been bound the
same as her husband and mother-in-
law Later, when she changed her
story and accused Remy Couiiiard, or
the son of the housekeeper, Mariett6
Wolff, attention was drawn TO her IS
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a possible acconplice. Then began the
search for a motive and so far, the
police have not declared they have one
that is satisfactory.
Daily Investigations and interrogations
by the examining magistrate brought
out the fact that the woman had told
a string OF falsehoods and that her
story would not hold water. but they
have not brought out any direct evi-
dence that she is guilty Of the crime.
1t is in this the Psi S public is hor.ing
for more salaciousaess, for they be-
lieve that there was some motive back
of the crime other than robbery and
this has practically been proven
The Police Complaint
The comp iaint viii be that the wo-
man probably first administered chlorO-
form TO the victims, then strangled
them and laid herself upon the bed
where she was found tied.
+. The case IN brief is this: No valuabIes
were missed from the house after the
crime; the woman was not strong
enough to commit the murders; she had
money enough for her immediate wants,
which murder could not increase; she
has not told the truth concerning the
crimes; but she could not, in the opinion
Of the police authorities, have tied her
self in the way she was found; nor
would she nave been In the physical
condition she was if she had done the
murders herself. So today all Paris IS
asking, VIII the mystery be solved?'
While all are anxious for a solution,
they are hoping it viii not come until
some new sensation has been developed.
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PORTRAIT OF DAVIS
ON SILVER SERVICE

JACKSON, Miss, March 22.-On the
silver service to be presented by Mis-
sissippi citizens tC the battieship of that
name, will be engraved the portrait OF
Jefferson Davis, and not that of De
Soto, the discoverer of the Father of
Waters" as had been intended.
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PLAN BENEFIT BALL.

The annual ball will be given by the
Adas Israel congregation for the bene
fit OF its building fund, at the National
Rifles Armory Hall Tuesday evening.
The committee in charge have been
working energetically and all arrange
ments have been made
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Hyon eli VIII give
Joyful relief to any
catarrh sufferer in
FIVE minutes
For coughs and
colds nothing is so
good. II win break
up a cold in > hours
by soothing the in
famed membrane.
If &c also Figidly
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includes a hard rubber inhaler that viii
last a lifeline, and u bottle Of Hyomei,
costs only Sl-00, and extra bottles of Hy-
omei. If afterwards needed. cost but 80
Smerica, and in Washington, by Henry
Evans, VINO guarantees it on the money
back plan
Booths Hyamei Co, Buffalo, n. Y.
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e7,aranteeed to cure bronchitis, tOnsiiitis,
asthma and Group, or money hack
For the relief of consumption there Is
nothing better.
Hyomei is medicated air prepared from
the extracts taken from the giant euca-
lyptus trees of inland Australia Wnere
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T. P. SCOTT DIES
AT WEST POINT

NEW YORK. March 22--After a SER
vice of thirty years at the Academy,
much OF which has been in the capacity
OF chief clerk. Thomas Powell Scott. is
dead at West Point Of BTight's disease.
He was hfty-eight years old. and un-
married.
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RELIEVES CATARRH IN FIVE MINUTES

catarrh or consumption was never
known 10 exist.
You breathe in this healing and anti
septic air through a slightly pocket in
haIer that comes with every Hyomei
outfit, and this air, with its peculiar
soothing properties, passing over the in
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named and germ
ridden membrane
(for catarrh is a
germ disease), kills
the germ. allays the
inflammation, and
in a short time COM
pletely cures the
disease.
a complete Hyo-
mei outfit. which
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When you suffer horribly from catarrh
and are constantly sniffiing and snufhing.
hawking and splitting, and doing other
disgusting things, just remember that
there is a certain cure. called Hyomef
pronounced High-o-me), which is guar
anteed TO cure, or money back.
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CHILD ATE AN
ENTIRE BOX
Of CUTICURA

Spread on Some Crackers-Not the
Slightest Injury Resulted from
Little Fellows Escapade - In
Most Positive Way Ingredients Of
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Herald BRANCH OFFICES:
NOhIH " Est.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Informati

NORTHWEST
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information
CoLDENRERG's. Information Bureau.
HECHr & CO. Cashiers Office.
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau.
s. kANN. SONS & CO.. Information Bu-
MODERN PHARMACY. 7th and E SITS.
CARPENTER & DUNLOP, 18th and Cir
ard SITS
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa
BUTLER & FIELD. Sd and Indiana ave.
CONCORD PHARMACY. J. :. Woodford
Prop, 6 ISIS New Hampshire ave NV.
Pharmacy, s. W. cor. 7th and NJ SITS NV
S. III. WAGNER. Jst and H SITS. NV
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 7th ST
and r. ]. ave. and r ST NV
JoHNsTON'S PHARMACY. l221 n. J.
ave. NV
F. P. WELLER's PHARMACY. 1854 NJ
ATKINsoNs PHARMACY. nth and C
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G SITS. NV.
klSNESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleas
MeNUETYs' SCI ciGAR STORE. 1886 18th
st. nv.
TAYLoE.s PHARMACY, 9Th and P SITS.
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9th and SITS. NV.
~. a. MENKE. 9Th and X sts. NV
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS I4th ST.
q J.. LEATHERWOOD, 15i6 18th ST. NV.
sIQTT & SNYDER. 18th and @ sts- NV.
INV 1OfAA AVENUE PnARMAC1,
corner y. Y. ave. and y. Cap. St NV.
DAY & CO.'S PHARMACY, 5th and @
YARN0LD'S PHARMACY, 3401 18th ST.
KINGS DRUG STORE. Vermont ave.
and I ST. NV.
NORTHEAST.
JOHN +. BUTLER, 401 Stanton place ne.
c, I. KRAUSE. 9Th and X sts ne
D. D. COURTNEY. 1i5 North Capitol ST
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, % and Z.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and F.
G J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th
and y sts ne.
CHARLES J. FUHRMANN'S PHAR-
MACY, Sth and <. Capitol SITS ne
BLUMER'S PHARMACY, y. Capitol and
? SITS. ne.
SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and SITS.
MILBURNS S PHARMACY. 7th and II
sts. sw.
SOUTHEAST.
ROACH DRUG COMPANY. sth and G
SITS Sc
T. r WELLER. Sth and 7 sts. Sc.
GUY N NEELY. llth and G sts Sc
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON, 18th and New
ton SITS
ANACOSTIA.
G. B. BURY'S PHARMACY. cor. Mon
roe and Jefferson sts.
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P TAYLOR. SIS King st.
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BUSINESS EDUCATIoN.

WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT
appointment instead OF disapDoint-
nlent Is the result OF a training in
DraughOn'S Civil Service Courses Four
expert professors who have trained thou
sands 10 pass the examinations with high
est grades compiled our courses Special
summer rates. DRAUGUON'S PRACTI-
CAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1917 New
York ave NV nlyis-eod.tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Folio.rirs schedule fEu-es plblished cuIy
Information. and are not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. BiT-ni-gham. Noble. Nsw Orisa-A
AshcTile. ChEtranOogl Memphis. T. n and IJsgS
? n. daily Dinsnz cara
Fo- Roanoke. KnoxTille ChattanooCz. Me-uhss
New Orleans 1e-i1 n n daily DiuinE es-z
POI Ari1uta. Birmingham. Columbia. Casrls<-o-
augusta. Aiken Savannah, Jacksonrille and F1n-iis
points 4D ? n daily Dining car sc51cc
Tcssrisr ears fCr Calforria. tri-reekly 40 d n
Local foc HsrrscnhUrg. q n daily: AS o n,
veekdzys sc- D1nTiiie. - a. n daFy: ara 70.
Charlottesville. 80 a. m and 40 D ID dasly.
Fresusn- trains % ard fron Blucuout
L S. BROWN. GCcersl Assnk
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

SOTE-Pubishsd o1ly as information. ard not
guaranteed
30 P NC & o. LIMITED Daly-Fsst ~
tftuled t-zin- Pullman Secpgs % LeIinE-or- Louis
vile Cincinnati I-diarauoiis Chizro and ST LouiA
Co-nsrrio1 f1- Vir-iuia Hot SPINS PrIrza O.
Louisrlls 10 Nenphis and New Orisan< Dining
czrs IA carte se-TiSe
uls P Nj. ?. '. LIMITED. Dusly-So,id
rey-ihuis tain Pullman sleepc-s 20 CSDcirnEr
Lsxington, and LouisFils daily. a11 vtrEfria Eos
sp-inEs veskdays DINING cas-. = Ia crte service
PslIrr1n s-espsrs Cincinnati % C1izSo ard ST.
Lo-is a-d louisville % Me=phiA Nashville. sld
New Orleans-
Cheapesks and Ohio O5ces. SIS Penusytvau.a
avenue; $50 T r-reet and New Cuion statsoz- Tsl-
euho1e Main I0ss Of 2s fo- ticets bagzz-s cneczS
rese-vztiors ard Taztzb
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
Irlblas holding Prcbate Court. Estate of Ann
Quinlan. Deceased No 1913 Administration
Dockct--A7plicaticn having been made herein for
probate Of the last VIII and testament OF said de-
ceased. ard fcr letters testamentzry On said estate
oy fatricS J. Walshe and joseph T. Ecklof exec
utors naned In said last VIII ard testament il Is
ordered this 5th day q June. 4 D. 800 that
fatrick Beohiastcn, Patrick Grady. 0Isry Earan
Annie PadSett, and Nellie Connors, and all others
erled. appear II SAID court ca MONDAY, the
l2th day q july A D. 800 Al 10 o'eior, A NJ. 70
show cause Why such Application should not be
granted Let notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
fore the return day herein msnfsoaed-the 6-st
publication 70 be not less than thirty DAYS before
said return day. WRIGHT. Justice attest:
(Seal) JAMES TANNER. Register q wills fer
the District Of Columbia. Clerk q the Probate
Court Z. S. LUBY. Attorney. osB2
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JUNE s i1s.
Leave Washington New Uuion Station.
so a. r.-Daiiy-Au points Norfolk and West
en- also KnoxrilIe. Charfauocrl. En6 Memphis
1910 T. m-Daiiy-Roalcke. Bristol Wirsocn-
Srler KucrriIle. Chaitarocz1. NashTille Neuchis
New Orleans Through sleeper. Dining GAIA
For No-Iolk-LeaFe Washingt0o. 40 a. d daily
u.ls A. n daily lercspc suudayl- Arrive No-solk
III A. n ard SD p
40 p. m--Daly-BerJTills. Lu-zy. shsnsndoah
F7krcn
Tra.os from the Southwest ars-s $50 a II and
I0s0 p. n
All lzornattcn Focrteczth sr-o~t Gnd New Yen
avsuue iBond Buildlncl
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REFRIGERATORs & ICEBOxEs

McCRAY REFRIGERAToRs
and Cooling Rooms are the best noa6s
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.
CO Z st nv.
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RAILROADS.
e & nHIO RAIIROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNIoN station.
ROYAL Blue LINE
..EVElY OTHER HOUR ON LHE ODD H9lh
No PHWsApELPHIA AID Nm AOAh-
NV TERMINAL I'd SIEkEl. NV 1o-lA-
= 90 a. u. DIner. Fr-E1cu F1-l9--
80 C. H. Otssrra-l11 Flr4or Z ElEe-2s1r tl-l-
go a = Dlncr and P--l11u tl--1r la--
rs ~ a n D5rer and PE.l111 Psr-a- gaE
TFQn n Dins- ard Pu-1an Fer-o- "a
go n II, F'Rogal limited Al RulE11E. Seo-r.
ssa0r.u Colches 70 Pri-1cclr1a
go ?. IT, Diner snd Pg--nsn Pa-ior-
so n n Ccaches % Neu 1c-k.
.77.Ts rsrhr slee2srs % New YORK
s2Zan. sleepers - Pailsdeipsts s-c Ne9 1o-k
ATLANTIC CITY. -sso. 80 Il % 3 r.. III.
go > d 1900
EVERY HOTR on TIE HOUR
Week davs 80 Z II 70 u5a = II
- $50 50 80 ~. fs-o 80. go.
% y -101O --T-l0 g. r. -I200 room. -l116. = n.
slls zoo $50 -, So, ii7e - 30 -.
$50 $50. 50 T7Se. rsao. go. '9ao. 'l9-sS.
~ WESTWARD.
STTNcfNSGTI fsS,sl ST. LotIs- 4HD LOUISVILLE.
-s52 ;52-ss7sc a 9 .ss p - - E-s55 So -.
CLEVELAND. 80 p r.
COTTNBUS 80 p r.
WHEELTNG- 90 a. m. 81 p n
WINCHEs TE-a, r9-ls a. n rl56 -5no :. n
FREDERICK. 81. 80. ss-l5 3 Il. So '4Sa.
HAGEFSTowN. -esl a. II. rs1o y n
annapolis = p. So. rl216 nooo- "a. 81.
.Dsiiy fEzos7. sunday. Sszasay. eaiy.
TELEPHONES - al TIE f1.loEt-g I1crst Oeces:
la7 6 St. nv. Main 1881 5ls PsnnSviEs-ia ave.
Main Is. NrT Urioa statiu1- Tickst OIce Main
735l; Information Bureau Main lsa4
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AUCTION SALE.

GOODS STORED N FOLLOWING
names VII be sold for charges June a
Isos az o'clock F. Z Sullivan Robert
Reed. Horis Miner. Mrs George " Mac
Kean. z. P HOff. II. H Van Fossen. and
sIr Hamilton Foley. FIDELITY STOR-
AGE CO. 1421 [ 81 NV. ls2-sIS
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WOOD MANTELs.

CABINET NANTELS
At special prices, in a great variety OF
designs and sizes.
Ask for estimates.
EDWIN Z. ELLETT,
Phone n. 1875. llo6 9th st. NV.
1sss
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINT
ing az lowest prices, commercial and
amateur work solicited NATIONAL
PHOTO CO, ~ 11Lh 81 nv. Phone II
c.gE TT3
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PROPOSALS.

NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Bladsnsburg Pike. Washington. d. C.-1n behal;
Of the board Of trustees proposals addressed 10 the
undersigned hereby invited and VIII be received
az this school until O'Clock 2 n. on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of June 1902 for furnishing and deliv-
ering this school during the fiscal yer beginning
July ! next and ending June 50 1910 supplies and
services classified as follows; SUPPLIES: Class l
coal; class p ice; class ;. yeast class l. outfits for
discharged beys SERVICES Class I. care OF pipe
organ. The board reserves the night to reject any
and all bids and TO waive any defects therein
SPECIFICATIONS and instructions for bidders can be
obtained Application 10 the undersigned IL the
Star building. OF 70 tho superintendent at the
school, AIr. o. Z. Da-nal. Proposals should be in
sealed envelopes appropriately indorsed. Separate
proposals for each class desired WILLIAM NJ
SHUSTER, President Board Of Trustees. ia-6
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. D. C.
Washington. June {, lsoe.-seaied proposals win
Be received a. this Office until u O'Clock noon
JUNE 4. 1903. fox constructing a substarion and
stable buildings for the police department 70 be 10
Gated az the southwest corner o. Nichols avenue and
Chicago street, Anacostia. D. c. Blank forms Of
proposals. Specifications and al Necessary informa-
ton may Be obtained At the Office o. The ehif clerk
ot the Engineer Department. Room az, District
Building HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST. WILLIAM '. JUDsoN. Con-
rnissioners. d. c js5.7.ssID.u
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MOVING. PACKING & STORING.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE HERE u
clean. dry rooms; per load. 75c; expert
packing. hauling. and Grating. D NOTES.
6l5 La. ave. nv. 15e-tf
The PEOPLES STORAGE AND EX-
PRESS co. move. store, and pack fur
nitu-e. our rooms are locked clean. and
dry. Phone North 53s0m- Nam Office.
$50 7th NV. c. R. CLIFFORD & co
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C.
moved with care packing and shipping
a speciality. kREIG'S EXPRESS. 121s
II ST NV Phone Main 2110 SITE
Why PAY MORE? We STORE FOR
&C a load. UNITED STATES STOE-
AGE CO. 41s-z2o-z22 10Th 81 nv. 'Pho1s
Main - I75'
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

One Cent q Word Each Insertion.
WANTED-BY THE THOS. J. FISHER
Co, suburban properties Of all descrip-
tons direct from owners.
THOS- J. FISHER & CO. Qnc).
rs 18th ST NV.
Suburban Dept I22-tfs
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RATES.
One cent a word Each Insertion.

Minimum charge 10c per day.
Special notices. 15o per line first inser-
non.
There Is 10 extra charge for ads tele-
phoned- Those left at branches are also
At the same rate, but must be paid in ad-
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FINE MILLINERY BUSINESS TO BE
sold at a great sacrifice on account OF
II health: f0r a good investment Il would
pay 70 investigate this opportunity For
az Information inquire al 9l9 g 81. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE.
The Suburb Beautiful OF Washington.
No other part Of the District OF Coium-
bia can compare with il for either the
present or the future.
A purchase there constitutes both an
investment and a speculation. as values
there MUST advance. Highest point on
Connecticut ave. with It's resultant cool
breezes and healthful air. The approach
Is good. and always viii be. Car service
IS excellent There are church. school.
and store facilities, water, sewer. gas.
electric lights. telephones. macadauized
streets. gDano!ithic sidewalks. shade trees,
parking. &C
Prices ranging from &c per 50. T. 20
sc per 50. II. according 20 location
Eighteen houses costing about 500 90
now IN course OF construction and plans
are being prepared for as many more
For plats, prices. and particulars see
THOS- ! FISHER & co, INC,
rs 18th 81. NV.
Phone " $50. After ) ,. m call Main
6l45-E splS-tf
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RALWAY.

subiect 70 Change Without Sossoa
WEEK DAYS
GoilE. leave District Linz. IS. no 4 Il 9-51,
$40 rs aid s.i5 2. II
Returning. leave the Bead. SIS A. Il. 12ss. 1m.
60o 500 and 100 p N
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Goizg. IS. nso a n. 25o. f00. 7slS l1o SIS
, p.
Rsturains. 30 a Il. Ezs I'D sm 500. and
l0oo p II
PAUL 7. WATERS.
GerersI Mime
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BAD DEBTS. JUDGMENTS. WORTH
less checks collected everywhere: prompt
returns. up-to-cate credit reports. Phone
Main 30 UNION CREDIT SERVICE.
suite %, Colorado Building. 1fth and C.
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LOTS.

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUY A
lot on q main street, 25x75 feet. IS min
utes from city P. o., &c fare? Let me tell
you how you can get a home for 5000. In
cluding lot on this proposition. c. A
.BEALOR. Kimball Building, 117 st
NV. Cd floor
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

One Cent a Word Each Tnserti0n.
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FOR FURNISHED. DELIGHT
fGlly cool 4-rOOm and bath apartment
n Mount Pleasant. until October /; S35 90
al al OF address APT Il. THE LAMONT.
iSZI Lamont 81 NV 15q
l51 TO I527 PARK ROAD. near 18th st
short distance 70 either car line
New buildings. substantial attractive.
complete.
Fhone IN each apartment electricity
and gas
open hreplaceS. with gas logs
Double floors. beautifully finished.
Good size rooms, liberal closets.
Wen equipped kitchen and pantry.
and rooms and bath and reception
hall
servants rooms. with baths, in basement
Large iron porch on rear, with dumb
waiter
H. L RUST. COS 18th ST. NV str
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STORES.
OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG.
l4l0 II ST NV; desirable Office rooms.
including heat. light, elevator. and JanitOr
WEAVER BROS. IE6 F ST. NV. I57-tf'
TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING SEC
ond-hoor front rooms at only $50 per
month, facing Bond Building. Other
rooms In building for rent.
TAGGART-FRASER CO.
1405 y. Y. ave. 14s-tf
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FOR SALE DRUG STORE. NEW.
clean stock: we'll esta blished trade; de-
sirable location on car line: $500 cash. bal
ance on easy terms, 10 quick purchaser;
owner leaving city Address BOX is,
Herald Office I5s-tfS
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AN ELECTRIC FAN IS A LUXURY
that IS nevertheless Obtainable at a re-
markably low price: let Us show you our
stock. WEBSTER ELECTRIC CO. sol
9th s. nv. Phone II. $50. ~
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FURNISHED.

9ls G ST. Nw.-3 LARGE COOL ROOMS,
beautifully furnished: light housekeep-
Ing permitted. summer rates Ib0
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DON'T WORRY ABOUT GETTING RID
OF your household effects: an II tbs
market for furniture and merchandise.
all kinds: big money paid. D. NOTES. si5
Louisiana ave. Phone N 200s l5s-tf