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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-04-29

According to chemical analysis of
the Graham, en- ire-wheat and stand
ard patent flours milled from the
same lot of hard Scotch Fife wheat,
the Graham four contained the
highest and the patent -four the
lowest percentage of the total pro-
tein (glutenous matter). But ac-
cording to the results of digestion
experiments with these hours, the
lortion of digestible proteir and
available energy in the patent -four
was larger than in either the entire
wheat or the Graham -four. The
lower jigestibility of the protein in
the Graham -four is due to the fact
that in both Graham and entire
wheat -four considerable portion
CT the protein is contained in the
coarser particles of (bran), and so
ressts the action of The digestive
juices and escapes digestion. Thus
while there actually may be more
protein in a given amount of Graham
or entire-wheat -four than in the
same weight of patent -four from the
same wheat, the body obtains less
of the protein and energy from the
coarse -four than it does from the
fine, because, although the including
CT the bran and germ Increases the
percentage of protein, 1t decreases
the digestion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-04-29
SATURDAY, MAY Ist, 1909
at 2 O'Clock p. M, the following describ
ed real estate:

at 2 o'clock p. M, the following descrb-
ed real estate:
TRACT No. ALI that certain mes.
suage, piece, parcel and tract of land,
situate in the Town of Bloomsbury
county and state aforesaid. bounded
and described as follows, to wit Be
ginning at corner in the public road
leading from Bloomsbury to Lightstreet
and corner of land of J. J. Mussleman,
thence in said road south forty-four de-
grees west two hundred and forty-one
feet TO point in said road, thence south
sixty degrees west two hundred and
eighty-seven feet to post in said road,
thence south sixtv-four degrees forty
five minutes west one hundred feet to a
post in said road, thence south seventy
two degrees forty-ive minutes west two
hundred and forty.three feet to a post in
said road. thence north eighty.six de-
grees west two hundred feet to a post in
said road, thence south eighty-seven de-
grees thirty minutes west one hundred
feet to a post in said road, thence south
seventy one degrees fifteen minutes west
three hundred and siXty-four feet to
post corner in said road, at a private
road leading to Rosemont Cemetery Co.
liNhNC ny StlNl lOsiNl anu OtlSl vi
said Armstrong north sixty degrees and
thirty minutes east one hundred and for
ty-eight and five-tenths feet to stake,
thence north fifty-four degrees thirty
minutes east one hundred and eighteen
and fve-tenths feet to a stake, thence
north thirty-two degrees and ten minutes
east seventy-four feet to a stake. thence
north ten degrees forty minutes east
one hundred and ninety-nine and five
tenths feet to stake, thence north nire
degrees and FIVE minutes east one hum
dred and eightyon feet to stake,
thence north four degrees and fifteen
minutes east one hundred and thirty
eight feet to a stone corner and other
land of said Armstrong, thence by same
north eighty-hve degrees east nine hum
dred and ninety-fve and five-tenths feet
to corner and land of J. ]. Mussleman,
thence by the same south eleven degrees
east two hundred and sixty-two and five
tenths feet to post corner in the public
road aforesaid, the place of beginning,
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Eclipsed.

l sat behind her in the pew,
| saw no choir or preacher:
A monstrous hat eclipsed my view,
Worn by tender creature.
The speakers speech family heard
In somewhat broken measure;
The broad brim flare before me
bleared
And blotted out all pleasure.
] heard the music of the choir,
Perhaps it was a sonnet
Don't know: but thought heard
Tyre
Behind the blasted bonnet.
It's been our reg lar rule of life,
To go to church each Sunday,
As reg lar as it is for wife
To do her washin' Monday.
Now we've concluded, let what
come
we IL nave our prayers and
SonnetS
Each Holy Sabbath day at home.
Where there's no bloomin
bonnets
To hide us from the face of Him
Whom we love, though not
seeing:
Who knows each secret thought
within
The temple of our being.
And at the gate, if we get there,
We'll trust to good St. Peter,
To see that folks with such
headgear
Remove before they enter.
! d. Fl. KENNEY.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-04-29

The following letters are held at
ne Bloomsbury, Pa, postoffi ce:
tr. John Phillips, l.. F. Meyer,
liss Josephine Wise, Cards, Miss
,irgie Bitenbender, Alphens
loore, Miss Carrie Hagerman,
lr. Edward Wolff.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-04-29
DC YOU FEEL LIKE IHlS2

Does your head ache or simply feel heavy and un-
comfortabe9 Docs your back ache? Docs your
side ache? Do You feel tagged out? The tonic
laxative herb tea known as Lanes Family Medicine
will clear your head, remove the pain in side or
back and restore your strength Nothing else ia an
good for the stomach and bowels. AT druggists'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-04-29
THIRTEEN AND THREE
TENTHS ACRES.

together with the right to use the private
road leading to Rosemont Cemetery and
the use of water from spring located
about ninety feet from the northwest
corner of the tract of land herein. con.
veyed, on which is erected a large
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-04-29
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of an Alias writ of Levari
Facias and sundry writs of Nenditioni
Exponas issued out of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Columbia County. Pa,
and to me directed, there will be sold
at public sale at the Court House in the
Sheriff's Office, at Bloomsbury, county
ana state aforesaid, on
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-04-29

@ "A 9 tn q E1rA.
sars he zlhs Kind You Have Always Bought
''a'''' "a NxHANIIa1
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LAUNDRIES
MAKES EQUAL BEoUEsTs
Property Of Mrs. Jane c. HitE Df.
trIbufed Amopo- ehe III

Property Of Mrs. Jane c. HitE Dfs-
tributed Among the Heirs.
Through the probate OF the wnl unas-
date OF January L. 1865. OF Mrs. Jane
c. Hitz, YESTERDAY, an equal division Of
the property is made between the heirs
To her son. William Hitz. IS lef, All
the furniture. horses, carriages. and
Jewelry. q parcel Of land n Deer Isle
Ne; premises al 9E New York avenue
slS Eighth street and $3.50 IN cash 4
three-fourths interest in certain property
az Ninth and G streets northwest Is de-
vised. one-half 20 her son, william and
one-half 10 her gTandsons. Felix A and
Harold Burton.
TO William Hitz and John S Flannerv.
trustees for the grandchildren. Is devise5
premises AZ so Eighth street and SO
FennSylvanla avenue northwest. and Two
parcels Of real estate at Deer Isle. Ne
The trust IS 20 terminate on August :
ls-y. az which time Felix A. Burton SHAH
reach the age Of thirty-1ive years. and
the property IS then 20 be divided be
tween the grandsonz
Dividends from a trust fund of 81
is 20 De used for annuities 10 the cousins
or the deceased. Mary z. Cunningham.
Jane Clements. and Adelaide Clements.
William Hitz and John 5. Flannery are
named executors
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COTTON NkR1ET.

Qu-tat5cns furnished by " 2 Hib6s & ca
u.e-rrers q TIRE NcT N-rk S-ock Exchause Hibds
Bnld.n- ~ Fifteenth s-roe, northwest
Ncw York June 4.-Cc.tcp opened steady, N
cracgCd O an adTaDce q -cinfs. AID quickly sod
70 20 cc- advance Cf 1a5 pCirrs on coTerir- h,lIl
g-rrCrt % July. and reports os continued unsettled
weather 81 sections q the south Realizing checEs5
- a6uuCc ard during the middle q tie morning
-he u-src- Ess -z-ro-s ard unsettled. Tirh ursoss
-lii-E about -oi1t net l1wer % prints hSsher
Julr hCirE relatively frz-
TIE Ea-kct became more active toward noon brlt
O-Lers we're pretty wcl divided ard f1ctuatio1s
co1t-rrcd D0re o. less irregular. althou-h rriccz
ETEdualv worried cd T. ret sdvaace Of 4a- polz.s
on covering Tie s1Te-----c-- reroTt. Issued a.
midday. sao~cd sn eeelaCc ocnL.-lan of ST. re-
cC1r. c-r7a-c, vita 70. and tea-yol- aTcrzrs Il
sl3 Der c.rt The acreage was reported 20 be orIv
500 uer cuJ Cf l7s- vc1r CT short g sls go ac--s
Ih- regc-t was in.Eg-ia-civ followed By q h-eak 81
c- s r1ir-s .1 r-iccs b-t bllis s1rro-ted a-a
SHORTLY atte-erl this loss vas recovered There
v-s however. heavy sca.zi-E ard tie make as-s1
easL cf Cr-ing the Ce-ly siter1oCn- with re t1,e
~r-v ursct-lcl. even tkcach tlcre eppeared 10 N,
SD ea9p5t sllCe oVlF me closing figures O. ls<,
riEr-
1eo2.7-s NJ ere Ports ~Crc f.5)3 bales arzf-st
I7.S7Z rslcs I1sr week e-i 1919 bai-s l-se ve--
Fer tic zerS. E & tl'es. a--s1s- 10 Ef halrs -
vc,k and C5c5 bales lasr -car- Rcc-i-ts az Nv
Orleans w,EC 2IsI bales. sr-srzt 2ss5 haiss l,-z
yeGr. srd ~ HcUsrcr. dl1 tsics a-ainsc 2OR bsins
lasl vc1r
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
l-labia. holding PROBATE Coax. No I5--s Admin
ist-ato1-Tais IS % gige notice that The suhscuber
who was By the supreme CC,Tr of The Dls-Eict o.
Columbia -anted letters testauertary cn tha estate
Of Perss A Cleareiand. deceased. has with the aD-
prov2l q TIE supreme Court % the Disrrict cf
Columbia holding a Probate Cont appointed lrON-
DAY. The Zst tay ot june. leo9. ar % O'Clock A.
n. as the time. and said cont Tocn as the place.
for making payment and Distribution from sad es-
tate. under the courts direction and control ulen
ard where az creditors aud persons entitled % dis
trib1tive shares leEacies residue arc noti1eI
70 attend IN person u by aEert or attorney dui-
authorized with their claims against the estate
prpDeriv VouchCd. Given un5-r NV hand this sla
6av % June 1879. The WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. hy FBED-E- EICHFI--
BERGER. Tust OGeer- p JOIN 2 LARNEl
Attornry. Attest. fSaliI JAMES TANNER. Reg
istsr Of WIS Cor -he District Cf Columbia Clerk q
tie PROBATE C0urf. te5l2l3
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New No-E June A-BUTTER-Ouicr; rroe.Drs.
49- C1scN C--lI1-T cL-l- 25l25is 0la-c dam.
TINS Is --i-s-i11 creaEery s-sts. 2ls22
EGGo-L71er5 Erorirts. 2iEi cases. Sea--bT
whlte. t1-cy- . nearby med. fancy. 2. t-szh
EEstS g.1-'4
SUGAK-Rzu sugar - ceut hiE5sr. F5,iousaS
business 6-o lLs5 C-5c cc---.f---l due rexr week
A. 9-6 cents bass s -esL ccs- and freight ecual
~ $50 cents. tury rald. and 35o bass Po-ro REQ
cenr-l1Cgl-- due next week. az &s2 oasis IS test.
al % the Fc-e--l S---r EcfE-1C Company. sales
r-z1e -are ye=-e-l--- -1- reported until TO-DAY
were go bags cuba ce1-ri1-sai. balance q cargo
In po-c az - cents bass IS tes- equal % g
dr-y pad. AID u a3 bags. July c.ea-ancs a. -
CeE-s bass s -c5-. cos- and fleisat. eqcaI % S3s
ts-- r..i TIC -~ract early II she afs---ooa Vas
-rl 81 The advance. vit5 tendency toward highsr
rates Lou17n market tar beet sus-- UNCHANGED
NAVAL STOREs-Spla-s tu-peutins. =. Nsw
lcrk Rosi2. 23'aSE. Tar. cI b-7Gs. E52
Holiday az savannah
MIL FEED-Malket ouist and t-eguls-. sp-saz
bran m lol-lo- sacES % a--1Te. I'D. st1n6a7d
mddiIrEs. 2S lei city bran. 851. n bulk; Westera
rcd dos. 500 20 a-Tlrei winter whsa- b-ans IN 10
To- s1cks. &S5
OATS-Stlady. demand Eeat No. , White. g.:
So. white. 61z6yis- NJ. 8 white. 61l6El5: ra.u-1l
and c.;p-c5 vhite. On tracks. G'a62
FLoI Is-Llicless. sa-l-E weaEer- Sp-ng patents.
6-s516 S. srr1E c,c1-s 550a575. vinte- srraiShts
6-7a-e3 ce--s. 5sls Ios Kansas straish.s II sseks
c1-c g. C1ca-z- 5Z57575
RYE FL0UR-S,s-dg: SLOW dealings. 45oa5m
CORN NEAI-Steady: supplies are limited
kiln-d-lcd f-r export. $3.50 coarse zeal, y
h--s. 1e2a1 e.
HAY-Rsceigts go tons: stsaSy. larger s-1rsy os
poor. PRIME timothy. L5i No. J. 10; No : g:
No 2 E1Ea
srRAw-Reori7-s. I'D tons; ssea8y; sspply IsA.-
Lo-r re. gal.55.
BEEF-stea5Z. demand =odsrate. Family. HsA
lsS: packet u5AIZ5
PORR-S,-o7s; de-a1d inactive. Mes. M:
s1u.iv c15e
TALLUw-Dul1 trade. Citv. "a
LARD-rrl P-szac Vcsre-- lLs5. rc6zed 80
tiue-t. Ieoc- S--s-a Ar--ca-. -2t1- reaned R-s-
sili-- KEGS - i3; ole-s,e1r-rc - La-d scearns
srIn; NeW Io-E- "a Chs-1r1 rc--inaL
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SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT or CO.
lIIh.G. holding Prot-ic Court. No. ITN5 Admin
i-rat-31--Ths s % Eir1 u1JIJ- .ll- The surzc-ihr
who vas Dr. the supreme CerIt q fae Dis-r--f df
Columbia granted letters testE-1CEfa-r ca Iuuc
l2os. the estate cf Eauict y. Davi1s1r deceased
has uth the s.TroVal Of the Sur1e-ne Ccu-r ~ the
District q Columbia. holding . PICearr C1ust an
pointed AiONDAE the c-sr Gav of June le-o AZ y
O'Clock a. the -iInc. and said c1,--t room a.
,le place. fcr making DlT1LCur and -r-b-I-in7
from said estate un5e- che c1--t s- direction ard
c7utroi. whea ard where al creditors and persons
entitled e. dstrltI-Te shares Cr lEcacies q r9v-
dCe. are notified 20 srtcld in rcr-ca CT tv a--n-
or attorney Guly a~th-sized vith their cr1irs
8gclDsr Tire estate properly Toucari. Given u-dc-
M band This frh DAY Cf June 1879. MARY q
DE GBAFFENRIED b HENRY + RlAIR
Attorney. Attesr- seal gAl1ES Tanner. "R~r-
iter ~ wills Isr -he Dis;r-s % Cc,aubia rlert
Of - Prc5atc Cc-rt. se5l2ls
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:
NORTHWEST.

NOfAl II W ISL.
Woodward 4 LOTHROP, Information
GoLDENBERG's, Information Bureau
HECHT & CO, Cashiers Office
PALAIS ROYAL, Information Bureau.
;. KANN, SONS & CO.. Information Bu
CARPENTER & DUNLOP. 14th and Cir
ard sts
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa
BUTLER & FIELD Sd and Indiana ave
CONCORD PHARMACY. j. z. Woodf0rd
Prop, 1916 New Hampshire ave. NV.
CHARLES c. HORNUNG. Christian
Pharmacy, s. ". cor, 7th and NJ SITS. NV
). NJ WAGNER, lst and II SITS. NV.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th ST
and R. /. ave. and r St NV.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. 122I n. J.
F. P. WELLER's PHARMACY. S53l NJ
st NV.
ATKTNsoNs PHARMACY. 18th and C
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and C SITS. NV.
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleas
ant and Irving SITS NV.
McNULTH'S CIGAR STORE, 1896 Ath
TAYLOE'S PHARMACY. 9th and p SITS.
DAVIS PHARMACY, 9Th and sts. NV.
". A. MENKE. 5th and x SITS. NV.
5ROCIORS PHARMACY. 1918 18th st.
u J. LEATHERWOOp 1916 18th St NV.
SILIIT = SNYDER. 18th and G SITS. NV
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY,
corner y Y ave and y. Cap 81. NV.
DAY q co.'s PHARMACY. 5th and G
AARNOLD'S PHARMACY, 3t01 18th ST
KINGS DRUG STORE, Vermont ave.
and I st NV
NORTHEAST.
JOHN T. BUTLER. 401 Stanton place ne.
9 ! KRAUSE- 9Th and X SITS. ne
d y. COURTNEY. rs North Capitol ST
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. % and E
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and +.
J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th
CHARLES J. FUHRMANNS PHAR-
MACY. Sth and = Capitol sts. ne.
BLCMER'S PHARMACY, " Capitol and
r SITS. ne.
SOUTHWEST
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth and p SITS.
MILBD rms PHARMACY, 9Th ana II
SITS SW.
SOUTHEAST
ROACH DRUG COMPANY, Sth and G
Sts. So.
7. u. WELLER. Sth and 7 SITS. Sc.
GUY N. NEELY 1lth and g SITS. Sc.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2th and New
ton SITS.
ANACOSTIA
9. 3. BCRY'S PHARMACY, cor. Mon
roe and Jefferson SITS
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM ?. TAYLOR. 6l6 King ST.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

CIVIL SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
expert professors have prepared a most
thorough and Up-tO-date course IN civil
service for our school. twenty years eX-
perience. during which time we have pre-
pared thousands 70 pass with HIGHEST
placed al THE TOP Of the list o. elici-
bles, Is our record. Won will get m an
pOintmeDt instead OF disappO.ntment" -
YOU take our course. DRAEGECN q
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 1915
New York ave. NV nvlS-e0d-tC
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

&c ~ q WOrd Edch Insertion
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or TIE STATE HIGHWAY COlnIS
son R--l1cnl, Va 1Ilv = -91l-Ells VII BE-
received AZ tlis once urtl J. e-c-cE noon
THURSDAY June 70 1913. f1r the c1-s-r-c-
tioa q lbCur - miles C mz--Ll- rDal a. T,e-
oman springs 81 Lcg1C-n County. Va. Pans and
specifications CD t,- az tbs One. az the c-e-k's
o-Ce Leesb-rE a-d with r. r.. WG-ke-. Pse-
oman Srri1gs Va cer--5ed cheek fer SO 90 20
acclnran- each bid An engineer VII be at Pae
OuiEu Springs ol F-.1ar. june g. 20 50 over TIE
Uo-k with r--sDe--ITe bidders. Tie -El- Is re-
served 20 re55r- any and an bids. 2. ST J. VII
son. STATE Highway Connisl11er
ms 1c-.-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE- -iL1llslcd Only iEf0Tu1ti0n. nd not
guaranteed.
4fu ?. NC. & o. LIMITED. Daily-Fest w.
tibuled traln. Pullman sleepers 20 Lexirzton Louis
VILE Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicar1 and $
Louis. Connection fcr Virgins Hot Springs. Pail
man CIR Louisville 60 Memphis and New O-lsars.
DIri-g cars. a n carte service
IlIe p. Nj F. Y. LIMITED Danv-xSolis
Testituie train. Pullman slsepefs % Csrcf-nati.
Lexington. and Louisville daily. ard Virginia Ho.
Springs weekdays. Dining chrs. a "A carte ss-rics
Tu-mlu slecpcrs Cincinnati a. Cbicaro and s.
Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville. and
New Orleans.
Chesapeake and Ohio OEces So PennsTlrsri,
avenue: I559 street. and New Union Station. Tel
eDECne Main lce5 OF 2o5 for tckess baEgaro eseckN
reservations and Taxicah
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FoIlOwing schedule figures published only
as information. ard are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
AsacviilC. Chattauooga, Mcnphis. 2 l. and lo;f5
p r. daiiy. Dining cars.
Fer Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanoo-a Memphis.
New Orleans. 1910 p m daily- Dining cars.
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham Columbia Charleston.
Augusta. Aiken. Sarannah Jacksonville. ard FloriGl
points. $40 y. n. daily. Dining ca service.
Tourist cars for California. ri -Weekly. s:l0 p n
Local Tor Harrisonhurg. a. m- Caily: Z Is p n
weekdays; Tor DannIe. 20 a. NJ daily. and tos
Charlottesville. 7.3l a. N. and 80 p N. daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from Blucmcnt.
L. S. BROWN. General AScnf-
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TOTS WILL AID PROJECT.
Plans for safe and sane" Fourth
OF July Near Completion

OF July Near Completion
a chorus Of so voices from tie pubic
schools VIII be heard AZ the civic cele-
braIion on July 4 for which funds are
now being subscribed.
The star Spangled Banner VII be
sung by Mrs Thomas c. NOyeS. and the
Nari1e Band VIII play. The school chill
G-en viii be drilled by Miss AIys Bent
icy. Sle VIII select the voices and 6e-
teruine upon the songs 20 be sung.
There has been E.Z7 contributed for
the safe and sane Fourth idea, and
the money Is rolling n with greater We
l0Ciry every day.
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AUCTION SALE.

GOODS STORED IN FOLLOWING
names Will be sold for charges June a.
1909 at O'Clock: F. E. Sullivan. Robert
Reed, Horis Mi1er, Mrs. George ". Mac
kean. F. 2. HOf. II. H Van F0Ssen. and
Air. hamilton Foley. FIDELITY STOR-
ACE Co. lE20 I 81. NV. 162-CxS
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT 8 PER CENT-
On watches. diamonds. and ieq-elr,-
LOUIS ABRAHANS
Bonded broker. s33 Ninth 81 nv
Old gold. silver. and pawn ti.lt g
b0ught for cash Ss-tf
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HRS. CAMERON SUES FOR BOY
DIVORCED Wife Files Application for
Writ OF Habeas Corpus.

RaAA "a A4-A1caA1 A0E UE&s
wit OF ha5eas corpus was asked yes-
terday n the District Supreme Court by
Mrs. Aaude Wof Cameron, now the VIE
OF New York broker, against her for
Ier husband. J. Butler Wright, and his
mother Tor the possession OF her child.
J. Butler Wrisht. II. The petition con
tends thar the child IS in the custody
o. his gren6E,other. who IS not a IT
perscn 70 have charge OF The boy
The Intervention suit fled OF Wednes-
day By Wright now 2 ranchnan near
Cody. WyO-. was dismissed yesterday BY
Justice stafford The court VIII be ask
Cd 20 grant the custody OF she child 20
us mother
IN the petition Mrs. Cameron states
that az the time C her divorce from
Wright The court awarded Jhe custody
OF the child 20 its father. Now she
claims the grandmother has charge OF the
boy
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NORFOLK AM WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE n EFFECT JANUARY Il I9C9
Leave Washington New Un3on Station
600 q. m.-Dsily-Au points on Norfolk and West
e-p: also Knoxville Chattcnooga and AIenaphIs
I0I0 y D--Daily-ROanOke. Bristol. Winston,
salem Knoxville. ChartEnoOEa. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through sleeper. Dining cars
For Norfolk-LeaTe Washington. 4-lO 4 n daily
L:5 a. n. daily texcspt Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
Il q a. N. and 30 2. N.
aI5 D m.-Daily-Berryviile. LuFsy. Shenandoah.
Trims from the Southwest arrive SIS A. r. and
lo - p. u.
All information Fourteenth street and New Yo-E
sTenus Bond Bui,5incl-
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WOOD MANTELS.

FOR YOUR NEW HOME,
See me about AfANTELS for every room.
Special prices on beautiful wood mantels
In cabinet designs.
EDWIN Z ELLETT.
Phone y. 7S-6 210G 9sh st. NV.
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NONNEDICAL HEALING.

NONMEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORC-
ed circulation Of the blood without
from business. CircuIars inf0rlnafion
1nc consultation free. PROF. II. n ID
Parker, l022 Ninth ST NV Washington.
-. - Hours 10 10 g. Phone n. 4ll2
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PHOTOGRAPHY
EXPERT

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINT
ing at lowest prices. commercial and
amateur work solicited NATIONAL,
PHOTO CO.. 81 11th ST. nv. Phone II.
S-SS' IL
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

VIZ - -@--1-A--- Al III d ].
EFFECTIVE NAY 2. lea.
sub.cct 10 Change Without Notice.
WEEK DAYS
Going. leave District Line 9-5 100 a. n. 30.
SO :: IS. and 9s5 2. m
Returning. leave The Beach, 6-5 e. n. L2,l5. 2m.
s9a 500. and 1000 r. n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going. 925. uIo q. m. 80. $50. 7s5, ard s.S
T. n.
Returning. 30 a. H.. E:5 20. 600. $50. and
l00o p n
PAUL Y WATERS.
General Manager.
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/ YOU CAN'T IMAGINE THE EXHILAR-
aClng pleasure Of uCt0-cyclinE until
you've ridden on one best machines low
est prices. z. P. HAZLETON. z2s 10Th
81. nv. 157-
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Minimum charge. lOc per DAY.
Special notices. l5c per line first inser-
ton
There IS no extra charge for ads tele-
phoned. Those left at branches are also
az the same rate but must be paid in ad-
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TABLE BOARD,

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TABLE BOARD-Ill6 VERMONT AVE.
Splendid accommodation for tourists
or visitors 10 Washington; the best Of
food. we'll cooked and served properly;
al rooms light and cool. Rates by day.
week, or month lJ3
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Dis.rlc- o. Columbia Wlsrirr-Cr. June J. -7-3-
Sealed r--rcsa-s VIII he received ar This o-e u--i
o'ciock p. r. JUNE T. 800 fo- f---is1icg ard
installing Venetian Bl5r5s and S.ee- -llGzEays i1
the Dls--c- Building. Wa~slcE-o1- p. a. B.las
f0-ns q proposal Specifications. b.-e pr--ts- and
al Necessary i-f1-nlrIl1 be C1-a--e1 rrCu ar-
D,ica-iou 20 the Pro7e-rv Cle=k D- e. Diz.rict
Building wast:n--ca. q T. HENRY 2 T. MAC
FAkLAND. HENRY j. WEST WLLLA0I T.
JTDS0N. Co@mlssLC-e-s- D. g. te5-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-52 H ST NV. GOOD BUSI
ness property. suitable for warehouse
or store. any reasonable offer considered
owner out Of town. LOUIS H. STABLEH
Co. Inc. 1873 = ST. 154-l55-l6l-ls4
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SUMMER BOARD.

one Cent a Word Each Insertion.
GLEN MANOR. FOREST GLEN. Nd.
Will be open for guests June j. under
same management as ChctwoOGe Terrace,
rooms. broad piaZZas. shady lawn; tennis:
dancing. &c. Apply 4 Iowa Circle or For
est Glen I57
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MOUNT IDA.
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE,
The suburb Beautiful'' OF washington.
No other part of the District OF Colum-
bia can compare with II 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. maCadamiZed
streets. gSJnolithic sidewalks, shade trees.
parking. &c.
Prices ranging from &c per Sc II. 10
s2c per SO. T., according 10 location
Eighteen houses costing about 800 ro
now in course or construction and plans
are being prepared for as many more.
For plats. prices. and particulars see
THCS. J. FISHER & CO, INC,
IS 18th ST. nv.
Phone NJ. 6S30. After p. m call Main
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