davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-05

wherein each swallow is a thrill and
your stomach gets up and yells at
every climax.
can see you and Alice sitting there
spilling Schenectady French all over
the tablecloth, while the waiter gets a
stone bruise on his palate from hold
ing back his Paris an laughter.
Now don't wrinkle the map when
you read this, Bunch, because I've
been present when you blurted out
some of your French with the ossified
accent and it's q scream all right
Remember that day in Martins here
in littleoldnewyork when you ordered
lamb chops and a baked potato in
French? The waiter bowed said
"Oui, M'sieu!" and brought you a
bow of vegetable soup and a morning
paper!
That's how good your French is, my
lad.
It's almost as bad as Fred Perrys-
and that's going some.
| met Fred and Henri Leoni at the
Bingle club not long ago, and they put
it all over me-
With Henri speaking almost-French
and Fred gesticulating nearly French
there wasn't anything left for me to
do but call the waiter and talk booze.
found out later that Fred knows
exactly nine ordinary French words,
including incest pas and avec plaisir,
but he has memorized the name of
every street in Paris.
So when Fred exhausts his nine or
dinary words he rushes all over the
city, out to Vanguard. over to the
Batignolles, to Clicby, by Rues and
side streets to the eastern Boulevaros
Beaumarchais and st. Denis, then
across lots to the western Boulevard
des ltaliens, then with hop, skip and
jump, he's in the Place de la Concorde
and off into the Champs-Elysees-i S
immense!
Fred can sit there and rattle off the
names of the streets in Paris so elo-
quently that the average listener be
gins to cuss himself inwardly because
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-05

Dear Bunch: So now you're at
Monte Carlo, eh?
Gee, you and Alice must be having
The time of your lives hiking ov 81
Europe, handing Jut good money to
hotel clerks and bad French 10 hotel
walters all day long.
Oh, what bliss, what joy must be
your portion, Bunch, when you squeeze
into one of tho, e French cafes, grab a
French menu card, glance over Il e
'ready-to-serves," and in a coufide2 'ie
tone give an order like this to you1
French waiter: "Avec lie beaucoup
pomme de terre. Donnez-mCi lie reaG
chaude; je vais me raser. Avtc get a
move on you!"
Then in French hour and half
your French waiter hurries back aud
serves you culinary melodrarna
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-05

Paris and that you stayed up all night
playing poker.
It's a good old wheeze Bunch, and
no doubt Alice believed you when you
brought home the nine rillion francs
you won.
OF coarse she dldn': stop 10 think
that nine million francs is only about
$240 in real money. But why wake
her up?
If You really had 30 play poker.
Bunch, I'm glad you stayed up al
night al it. When you first mentioned
the word in your letter | was aflaid
TO read further for fear I'd see that al
II o'clock you got kink in your in
step and Quit four dollars winner.
If you play the game. play it like g
sport. Bunch, and wear overshoes to
keep your feet warm.
hate tho poker player who ger
congestion of the ankles every ti-n
he wins two dollars over his car fare
Poker players are divided into tv
classes; the Companions of the CCl =;
Feet and the Little Brothers of thc
Boost
The Companions of the Cold Feet
make the most money, but the Li~;lc
Brothers of the Rocst have all I. G
fun-and this would be pretty
tough old world if we couldn't have d
bit of fun with each other, woaldr't it,
Bunch?
We're living ont in the country all
tho year round now, and once or
twice a week the neighbors drop in of
an evening and try to drag money
away from us.
Uncle Gregory Grant and Aunt Julia
from Kansas City are visiting at
Uncle Peters house across the road.
Uncle Gregory is the original human
safe. You can't get money out of him
with an AK.
He came to New York on a visit
some years aro with a red undershirt
and a ten-dollar bill
He stayed two weeks and never
changed anything.
Uncle GREGORY is a charter member
In Zero lodge of the Companions of
the Cold Feet.
Uncle Gregory never sat in a game
in his life without being prepared to
have pneumonia in both heels the mo-
ment he was six dollars ahead of the
game.
He plays them close to his append
citis. unkie does, and every time he
fills a four-fiush he feels an awful
draught on the floor
He has his feet so well trained that
every time their owner rakes in pot
with four blue checks in it they give
him the icehouse signal to cease
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How They Stand Great Heat.

Persons who com, lain of the heat
when tie thermometer reaches the
ninotes,' said steamship engineer.
seldom think of the d;scomforts of
men employed in gas works, in blast
furnaces and in steamships, where
the firemen have to endure an atmos
phere ran ging from 118 to 140 degrees.
In all tx csc and many other places
where big boilers are located, the
while they undoubtedly suffer from
the exposure, they do not feel the heat
as much as might be supposed The
explanation of this fact is that these
men are not reached by the humidity
They are working in places where the
out the humidity, and 11S or more de-
grees of heat in pure, dry air IS not
felt so much as a mixture of 90 de-
grees of heat and so per cent. of hu-
midity that tells on people and sorely
tries their vitality"
Doing Away with Noise.
The gentleman with nerves I'D also
the lady similarly equipped arr 2
growing power in the land They +,
begin ON church bells and ST
clocks, and they will go on io0r0
and improving till London is pa
with india rubber and every one
have to wear silent shoes Ike DO
men and burglars, and nobody viii be
allowed to make any kind of noiso.-
London News.
The Winslow mail., 1909-06-05
BY GEO. v. HOBART. t"HueH MHueH.D
PLAYING

he didn't learn French enough TO tol-
low he Guy de Maupas3ant story
which he thinks Fred is telling.
A bas lie Fred!
| notice in your letter, Bunch, that
you met some of your old pals in
The Washington herald., 1909-03-01
mhI36s,
RIOS. ]. oWENl & soN. AastI0ase5s.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE FRAME
dwelling. cu-usr % 5th and Rittsrho1ss Sta
Manor Park. D. C.-By virtue Of q certain deed q
trust duly recorded in Liber No. 5lss folio g e
So cf the land records Of ths District Of Colura-
bia and At the request or the pzTty scored the7s-
by the unde1sEne6 trustee vii SCI, AZ pubic
suction IN f7Ort Q! the p1euizs. q TUESDAY.
the ID dsy e March. A D. 1919. at 80 o-csock
2. H.. the following described land and premises.
situate IN the DIstrict q Columbia and designated
as and being lots Numbered Is Is and l. il square
S5s N William Terrell trustees Subdivision q lsnd
known as and called -MaDO. PARK, as pe plat
CT said Subdivision on fe and Of record II ths
cfscs q the Surveyor q the DistTic. Of Columbia
IN County Book Nc 2, ?. T. now knosn as Let
2, sane square. Terms q sale: Cash. dsposis
Of $50 VIII Be required at time q sale. All cor
vsyanciug. Tecor6ing. &c. az cost q purchase
Terms of sale 70 Be complied with within fifteen
dsys IRON DAY Of sale, otherwise the trustee ~
series the night 10 reSel the property a. the TiSk
and cost Of 6efsultnE purchaser after five days al
vsTtisensrt Of such resale IN sone nsTspspsr pub
lished II Washington. D. G. WALTER A JOHN
SION. Trustee felSuLIS
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE DISTRICT
q Commits, WsShirstcn. Feb-csry J. Ds--NO-
tee i hereby given that IN curfaslCy 70 zE. ths
pamphlet coutsIzinz list Of taxes n a-7ezzs OF
real property n ire District q Columbia o. tns
frst dzy q July. 1905; also al sssesSnsnts sb1sc-
to sale has ben T-1uted- CO.'S thsrsof Eil b
delivered ~ arr taxpayer zrTyi1z therefor a. the
Columbia. ard i The Tax sSSsms1ts dze, to
gsthsT With ths Penalties and ccsts trait nav have
accrued thereon. shall not bs paid TTior 70 the 6zy
named for sale, namely. The Ninth DAY OF
MARCH. fSe the property involved III Be sod
under ouT direction a. pubic sucton. ~ the O3hcs
Of the Collector o. Taxes q the District q Colz-
biz commencing or the sad ninth dzy q March.
1902 between the hours q 70 O'Clock II The fore
noou and O'Clock 10 the afternoon. ard c1Itiuuing
each following 6ay. Sundays and LEGAL holidays
ccpts5. Until al such delinquent Tropefty y sod.
HENRY B. r MCFARLAND. HENRY L
WEST. SPENCER COSBY, Commissioners q ths
Dss4-i-z q Coh,r-bss Ee1s 2 . zhI1
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEpOT OF THE QUARTERMAS-
teT's Department. Washington. D c. March /.
ISe-Sesled proposals. IN tripczte vii Be reCsITed
al this ofhce Until Il O'Clock a. H. THURSDAY.
April J. 1903. and then publicly opened fOC 11riSh-
ing and delivering fasi 81 Washington Bauzcts ard
Washington. D. C., Ports Myer and Hart. Virgins:
Fogf Washington Maryland: a. the Arlington
National Ccnetery. Virginia; az PumF1nz station
Rossiyn. Virginia. Al Richmond. BlscEsbgTg and
Fork Union Virginia. Charlotte North Caroiirs.
and Annapolis. MARYLAND; for mineal oil az Wash
inztoz Rarracks and Washington. D c. Forts
MyeT ard Hunt Virginia ard Fort Washington,
Maryland for gssolne a. Fc-t MyeT Virginia Also.
for miscellaneous o6 printing. TcEasTiuE sshsss
refuse matter, furnishing ice laundering towels and
shoeing animals II Washington. D. c, during tbs
fiscal year cnInsnciDz July J. 1919. Blank forms
and i1stTUcti0us fcT making proposals and further
infor-stic1 ~in - furnished intending bidde-s un
aTplicafion 70 this cHice- NJ GRAY ZALINSkI-
MajCT and ousTtsmzsteT. L 5 a. IN Charge u
DEPOT. Ihi2Ss.S.9
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERNAs-
ter Wsshin<ton Tskon2 Substafion D g.
March /. Iee.-sealei p-oposss. n triplieate sub
iecr n ire usual cOldtiols. VII Be received here
until z O'clock noon. MARCH g. 1919 and thea
orened for TIE obstruction. iDclzdinE FiunbtEE.
heating electric wiring and electro lighting tx
lures. q two single S1s o4ios-s quETtGrS orr Hos
pifsi CoTTS bzrTzCk one stOTehnse. stable. and
ene zsgon she'd and ssrsgs a. The, Walter Reed
Army Genersl Hosritsi Washington. D {. Plans,
sLe-f-cat11Is Olafz -lllit-a
tiGn furnished On sppiiczticn. 4 deprsg7 q 500
required for plans and spsclfcstioos. DEPOSIT vi
Re returned 70 h5dds- OF return q plans and slei
acarions here e : ressrves night 70 accepr o.
Teie-t an OF al bids OF auy part thereof. Pr
rcSafs 70 = marked P-oTrSsis for Public Build
r. at Walter Reed Army General HcsPstsl- Wssh-
InStS D. C and addressed % z. L PETTJs-
Constructing QIIsTtrT1zsteT. mbL2SaE.e
{. 5 ENGINEER OFFICE 90 I7TH ST wv.
Washington D. C March J. ls'9--Seaied TT0-
poszls oT furnishing building stone N Potomac PaTs
VII n received hsTs Until = n. MARCH 81 ~.
and theu publicly oTsued Information furnished %
zDpiication- JAY J. MORROW, Malor, Eugrs-
zhIa3430
{ s ENGINEER OFFICE % I7TH ST. w.
Washington. d. c. March l. fsoe--Sezisi 20
possls Tor furnishing and placing rir-zp stone q
ga val. AuzcoStis Rivs-. u g. VII - recsiTe1
here Until z II. MARCH g. I9s. ard then pab-
licly opercd Information fg7nisss5 q sFTsiztiou-
JAY !. MORROW. Major. Eggs uhl.2S.4E.S
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Aucl01ss5. 81 z
street. northwest
CHANCERT SALE OF VALUABLE USIM-
PROVED PROPERTY on TwENTT-sET-
ENTH STREET. NEAR K STREET NORTH
WEST
BIZ Tir1us OF 4 decree q The Supreme Court of
ths District q Columbia. IN Chs1ocTy cause No.
2n4i VII sell a. pubic auction. II front q the
premises On FRIDAY March = 1p a. 40
o'clock ? n the following described land ard
premises situate IN the CITY q Washington. District
Of Columbia and being lots Nos Il ard z in
square 3
Te-ns-Prcper-y sod subie- 70 outstanding taxes
and tax sales. All cash aboFe sid amounts SIG
deposit required e. tine q sale. and al CONVEY
snesng ard recording a. purchasers cost Terms
Of sale 70 be compiled With within fifteen dzys from
car q ssse-
mo z McNAJEY.
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.
NONMFDIC4L HEALING.

Restoring the cirealstioa Of the BiOod tOur zsts-
TiSM. BRIGHTs DISEASE, PARALYSIS. ara
thcss ailments Of the SPINE. NERVES. and d.
GEST1VE ORGANS that make LIFE MISERA-
BILE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE II YOU lrs
interested YOU should know. Information and eoz-
sultxtioa free PROF & \. D. PARKER. ia
Ninth St NV Hours, 70 70 8; Sundays. % 20 I.
LADY Assistant 'Phcce n li2 Estd
CHRONIC DISEASES OF LONG STANDING
are quickly cr7ed By CnirupTzctic adjustments:
consultation free. d.. " ". C0RSON. sss
st. nv. fsS-1t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-FolloEiuE schedule sg1res pabEszed oriy
a. information, ard are not EasTsuteei:
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
AsheTills. CHsttsnooEz. Memphis. g. =. and
l0cs5 p r. daily Dining cars
Yer Roanoke. Knoxville Chsttznoozz. Memphis.
NeF Orleans 1870 2 II daily Dining csrs
Fo- Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. saTsn-
nah jacksonville and FIo-i3z pcirts 80 ,. u.
dsil=- Dining car service
Tourist cars for California tri-Esskly. SIC ,. n
Local for Hsr7isnburg 30 a. Y. daily, as ,. q.
seek days. for DsnEiIle. 80 q n daily. and FOX
Charlottesville - q. n. ard Is p n daily.
Frequent trains 70 and fron Blusnout
L 5 BROWN General Agent
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CHFSAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-Pubiished only as information. ard rot
Clzrzstsed
40 ?. NC. & o. LIMITED. DsilT-FsSt Ees-
ueled train Pullnan sleeFeTs 70 LezinE1on Louis
vie Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago. and St
Louis. Connection FOR Virginia Hot Srrirgs. Pull
nan car Louisville 70 MenThis and New orleans
Dining cars. a IA carte service
ul0 p Nj r Y. LIMITED. Dzii--Soiid
EestibUie trsin- Pullman sleepe-s 20 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville Cornusr1meut Seepinz
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week DAYS Dining CATS
a carte serrice. Pullman slsepcrs Cincinnati 20
Chicago and -, Louis. and LogIisTiIe 20 Memphis.
Nashville. and New Orleans
ChesFsake an Ohio ofSoes SO Pennsylvania
avenue IU9 street ard NeN Usion Station Tel
eubore Main lG66 OF Us for tickets baggage checEs
TrseTTztions and TaIiCzb
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VTIVT SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
uou-szrg5oa.; cloth bound. saeTsEs boa fTes
Apply b nal. as Colorado Building Free IsctVfs
Eoz women Tuesdzy az .. n AI5-S
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NORTHWEST.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP. IsfoTu'sSioa Bureau
G0LDENBERG' s. Information Bureau
HECHT & Co. Cashiers one
PALAIS ROYAL Information Bureau
s KAHN. SONS & CO. Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th 81 and h l.
ave. ard 3 T. nv
F. P WEILER-s PHARMACY. S5i n = Nv
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY Nth and G sta Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. ID and G SIS. nv
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
Irving sts Nv.
McNUITY's CIGAR STORE. Isss 18th st. ~
TAYLOHs PHARMACY, 9Th and stA Nv.
KENERs PHARMACY. 9th and 5 sts AZ.
NJ A. MENKE. 5th and * sts IN.
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY, ISIS 18th & Nv
7. T. LEAEHERWOOD. I5ls 18th s.. Nv
STOTT & SNYDER. 18th and 6 IS nv
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY. corner \. l.
ave. ard North Capitol St Nv.
nay & cos PHARMACY, 5th and 6 SIS w.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. s45l 18th 81 IN.
HERALD BRANCH. 66 Il 81 Nv
NORTHEAST
McCHESSEY & JOACHIM. ID ard SIS ne
WcCEFSNEY & JOACHIM. sth and T SIS. nc
G. J. GEIGERS PHARMACY. co-ns- Sh AID
Ets re.
sTAFFORD'S PHARMACY. til ard SIS. ns
CHARLES :. FURMAS'S PHARMAC4s etn 2ho
T. Capitol SIS ne
RIrAIER-s PHARMACY. y. CAPITOL and r IS. y,
D. D. COURTSET's CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND
~ y. CSFitol st.
SOUTHWEST
MLBURN's PHARMACY, IN and B SIS. sz-
SOUTHEAST.
r P WELLER. sth and ] SIS. -
GUY N NELLY. 18th and stS So
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. I2-h ard Nevtoa sta
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REAL Observation-Disclosures
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS PROPERTY
We hSre client who desires 20 invest from 5000
to $4,000 in a god business property IN this CRY.
Advise with rs 81 once. AMERICAN REALTY
COMPANY, 70s llth Il. NV, Washington, ID. =.
mh1-f
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sALTED PEANUTS: HOLIDAY PACKAGES:
enor1rous prost. merchants ssleSncn. boys. staHd
osneTs luu-hroouis, pooiTOoms. cEsT stoTes takers
eyerybcdy get or proposition: SO 70 500 easily
made We furnish eTsIything and EusrzDtse results
act quick; last chzrrs. VEGETARIAN NEAT CO.,
- Bod Bids. Sezaak
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

VI FURNISH THOROUGHLY CONPETENT,
r7scticzIiT trained chauHsurs upon request. AU-
ToNOBHE COLLEGE. q Washington. The
Place 10 Lean ~ Isth St Nv. Phcre n sSs.
aEM
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MANICURING AND SHAMPOOING

HAIR POWDER, a new cream Tor TIE compiler
io1: also shsmpoOing and hsirdressiGg a speciality.
Miss Csdnso. Is uth ST. ~ Prone n. %. % 4
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

BROMIDE ENLARGIN6. BLUE AND BLACK
Prints from Tsteut and o6ioe dTzriRss, a5tern
slides a Specially: Commercial photographer.
&. A. EAR&HA2. IS ST. Nv.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

sCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY Il. lse,
Leave Washington EeE Union Station.
SO a n--DsilT-An points o. Norfolk and West
en-; also Knoxville. Chstfaroosa and Memphis.
Wae D m--Dsily-Rosncke Bristol Winston
Salem. kDoxEilis. Chattanoogz. Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans through Sleeper. Dining ca-4
For SoTfoik-LeaTe Washington, 40 Z. u. daily.
lib q n daily EXCEPT Suadzyi. Arrive So-folk
10 q. N ard SD D n
AS p m.-Dssly-BeTTyvilie. LnrzJ. Sneuanoosh-
Trains frun the Southwest arrive So a. n and
l0-3 q H.
Al Information Fourteenth STREET and New YORK
avenue iBc-S Br-ifd1rrl
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR OVERsTOCK or
val pspz at vay low ss7i6ce- Cal and see
ON stock SiSs Tzintilgi show ezF5A and gliding
2. G EoDTE. So ID s. EEs ASeod-a
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF Co
hfnnsia, holding PROBATE Court Ne lSsS4. Al
n:nistratico--Ibis j. % give notice ths, The sub-
fTou: the PROBATE CouFt Of the Disrict q C0lublz
letters Of administrator or the estate q John
Bailey Mullins, late Ct the District q Columbia.
deceased All persons having claims against TIE
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit tie sane
with the vouchers Thereof legally authenticated, 70
the subscTi6Ss % CT before the 9Th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D. 1910, otherwise they nay b
law Be excluded fron al benefit q said estate
Given under nv hand this 18th day q tebru1Ty.
1909. CHARLES A. BARNARD. Columbian Build
ing Attest: Seal JAMES TANNER. Register
of Wills for the District Of Colucbis Cle-s q tbs
Probate Court. CHAs. A. BARNARD. AttoTney-
mhIsls
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

l0TH ST. NEAR MASS. AVE. y. VA TEN
room hot water heated b-ick house a elegant
construction would make hne home OF boarding
hogse- d. H JoHSsON CO, Gil 7th 81 nv.
te2S3f
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-A SUBURBAN HOME: NEAR CAR
linz. with some ConTenieuces Tor chickens. must
be reasonable; have SO cash. BOX IL. Herald
Office fe2sSt
WANTED-A DESIRABLE HOME: REASON
able TTiCe and terms. rear z Capitol 81. BOX
lis. Herald ofice. fe2s-3t
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DC Washington real estate; easy tGnS Apply -
DISTRICT REALTY CO. Inc. & T LAz. mar
sEg-. lean and rental department 06csS. 80 BOND
BLDG. cor 18th and New York are NJ. j1E-a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HOUSES.

FOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE s-RO0N AND
hath hrick dwelling in nortwes; secsion: bot water
heat. front and rear pa-Ches; EOS rented Tor y;
rdr. $50. good home OF excellent investment
CHAS. ,. MUIR q Co. 1866 y Y. ave. te$
TOR sALE-A CHOICE HOME OF ROOMS.
&c, IN Swami -. near Nsw Hampshire ave and
18th ST.; S.So z. L. McCLELLAND. iEl5 H st.
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SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF CO
lrmbis. holding Probate Court No 1881 Al
ministrzfiOn--Ths Is 20 give D0tios that the SUB
scTibeT. Of the District q Columbia. has Obtained
from the PROBATE Court q thS District q Columbia
letters of administration 0n The eststs q sidney
Rande. late Of the District Of Columbia. dscezSo.
An persons having claims sgeinsr the deceased a-e
hereby warned 20 exhiht the sane. with the FoGoh-
thereof legally authenticated. 70 the Slbs11oer
OF CT before the nth DAY OF fEBRUARa-
4. .. 1910; Otherwise they nay b. laT Be excluded
from al benefit q SAID estate. GiTcu under M
hand this 18th DAY Of FsbTuzry. 800. FREDERICK
A fleming. Century Building. Attest tSesL3
JAMES TANNER. Register q Wills fcT ths DIS
trict Of Columbia. Clerk q the PToosts Court
GOLDEN & fleming. Attorney2 uhls,B
SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT OF Co
f1ubas- holding PROBATE Cossr-- No. 5Sz6. Admin
is-Ezon--Ths IS 70 give notice that the subscribe.
q the District Of Columbia, hzS obtained fron the
Probate Court q the District q Columbia letters
testsmentsTy On the estate Of Sarah Green, late q
IRE Distrct Of Columbia. deceased Al persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby Ezred
70 exhibit TIE sane WITH the T0uc6Gs Thereof.
legally authenticated. % the subscriber G. beors
the 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY A D 1910;
othe-Nise they may by lzE Be excluded from al
benefit q said estate Given undG ny hand this
l0th day q February. 1873. ARTHUR Z GREEN.
I15 s. nT. Attest; SEAL JANIS TASNER,
Register Of Wills for the District Of Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court LEO SIMMONS.
Attorney fels.2.uhi
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE IN GOOD SEC
ton 4 Nv: corner property; large store and 2
apartments rooms snd bath each; hot-Ester heat :
good chance TO exchange for small investment prop
critics W. B. EVERETT. Jr.. 40 Il 81 nv.
fe2--st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LITERARY WORK WANTED.

AUTHORS MANUSCRIPT REWRITTEN RE
Eised and prepared Tor the press. Proofs read.
Instruction II Composition and Eezznt Writing.
FRANKLIN CAMPBELL, Ths Alton 'Phons
North uSLM. feaOf
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RAILROADS.
BALTTN0RE Z OEIO RAILROAp.

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LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR. .
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK
. = n Dine-. Pullman Psrlo--
-sS9 2. p. QeserEaticE PaTIor. Fiye-s9sT tain.
fll9e a. e. Dine and Pullman Parl0r ca.
40 D. n. Diner and Pullman Psrlor Car
50 ,. n Rossl Limited 81 Pullman. Seour.
= % p. m Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
= p n DiusT and Pullman PaFioT.
so . n Coaches 70 Philadephis-
sl2-l5 night sleepers 70 New York
ATLANTIC CRY, r7soo, 's6S, Til50 a n. no.
To BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
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g:5 '5a9 go so ss:5e 40 ,i'is SO 2 @
'-i29, 'l2-iS' night,
CINCINNATI. ST. Lofts. AND LOUISVILLE.
80 2. n. s15 , m ITO night
PIfTsBURG. $40 a. N. IL. 80 ?. n, Il g
cLEyELAND. sas p. T.
wHEE III & 80 ? :. m m 80
MlNghESIER. 1910 a. N. ~. SO ? n
FREDERICK. 's@2, $40, Sis a. N. 80 40.
HAGERsTowN. 80 =. n. so D n
A. A4SsNAPoLIs. T.s fsSe fi2:s5 HooH. f55p. $50,
DAILY. fExcePt Sunday. ssundsy Only.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
" InTTScay. March l. inaugUTatlc1 Day,
sEeeisl sehedue e trains VII be N effect between
v asaIugtOn and Baltimore. Fiill information mas
e OBTAINED a. Tickst OHices Baltimore and Ohio
TELEPHONES At ali the following Ticks, Of
ices: ls7 st. NV. Main 1871; SO PenHsylFeui a
ave- MsIn e; Neg Union Station T1cket Onc%.
Main 30, Information Bureau. Main $50
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY
Electro palace CATS from White House Station
18th and n sts. NORTHEAST.
Fe- Baltinore-EveTy half hour frcu1 SO =. n u
/ % D n. and SO. "a. $780, and HsS p Il,
except The ODD hours. Local cars at SIS. s-ia
i 10 g. n. and la. $40 So ZIG D Il
Cars On the EVEN hozTs make 10 stop begvesr
Washington and Baltimore
For Aunzpolis-Eysry hour from $50 a. Z. to -
? n, and g 30 and u IS D. n
FsreS o7e vsy. Round tip
10 BziurSo-e- ------....-..-- &c Us
To Annapolis and Z. ;
Naval Aeademy....-...-..- 75c N-B
Baggage checked.
Al Il -. cars run direct 10 White House st1tioa
Ticket osioe at 18th and y I ave northwest and
e White House Station 18th and 3 ST. NORTH
, EAST. Telephone s. T5s and Line. SIS.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-01
HAIR GOODS.
T. LUTHER.
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+. LUTHER
90 18th 81. Nv
Eurorsan ard American styles IN barr 6reSSins;
scientific scalp Treatment and shaupcoirg. marcel
waving and hair oolcring: hair soods Wigs. &c. 20
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