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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONFINED MARBLE AND
limestone WurE O1-ce q building for National
Museum Library Of Congress. Washington. y. c.
March g. l99-Sealed pruposals Tor furnishing de-
nEerlng. and setting ln place complete the mar
be wall bass plinths. hoor tiIing Sc ard The
limestone screens Tor The south pavilion u the
new building for The NatiDual Nuza-u Ia tkIs
cty. wiz be reoeiFed AZ this oEce until o'eloek
,. m, or TUESDAY. the I'd day q March 1903
and publCiy O1eued Immediately thereafter Speci
hc1tiors- general ihstr-ctuus. and conditions ana
Other information furnished On spplication 70 tbs
oface- BERNARD Z. GREEN. supsriursndeut u
Construction mh6saIsl51s
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NolE-Puohshed oily as Information. and not
guaranteed
800 P. NC. & o. LIMITED. Daiiv-Fast ves-
utuicd train Pullman sleepers 20 Lexington, Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Chicago. and ST.
LOUIS. Connection Cor Virginia H5t Springs Pull
man car Louisville TO Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars Ia carte service
uI0 p. M.-F r. Y LIMITED. Daily-Sohd
yestbule train Pullman seepe-s 20 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
CIR 10 NHginia Hot Springs week 6ays Dining cars
a Ia carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati TO
Chicago and s. Louis. and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Chesapeake an Ohio OHsces 5I3 PeunsylTania
avenue; 1853 street. ard New Union Station. Tel
ephoue Main loes 2o6 for tickets baggage checks
reservations. and Texicab
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STEEL MILLS RESUME WORK.
Trust Increases Output Of It's Plant
in bridgeport Ohio.

Bridgeport. Ohio. March 7.-Tel more
mills in the Aetna Standard. a steel trust
plant. viii resume operations on M5nasy
morning after several months suspen-
sion The resumption means the returning
20 work Of 491 men The piant, which
employs 2oo0 men, IS now almost entirely
In operation.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FOlloWing schedule figures published only
as information, and not guaranteed:
For Atlanta, Birmingham Mobile New Orleans.
AsheTille, Chattanooga, s8Iemphis a. n. and
lo;l5 2. m daily Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis,
New Orleans. loi0 D. n daily Dining cars
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken. SaFan-
nah. Jacksonville. and FLORIDA points. 4lO p n
daily. Dining car service.
Tourist cars for California tri-Weekly. 40 2. n
Local for HarrisCnb'Tg. 30 a. N. daily: 4I5 p n.
week DAYS: for Danrille 80 a. m. daily. and for
Charlottesville 30 a. m ard 80 O. N daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from -Blremont
l. $ BROWN. General Ascent.
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MAN FORGETS WHO HE IS.

EIdridGe BeHrdsIey. Stricken, Is
Suddenly Made Well Again.
Meriden, Conn, March 7.-Stricken by
paralysis in marlborough when walk.
ing 10 the home OF a relative IN Water
bury. Eldridge Beardsley. an aged resi-
dent Of WallingsfOrd. managed 10 crawl
into a barn. and probably lay there for
several DAYS before he was discovered
and removed 20 a hospital He could not
speak at first. and when he regained HIS
voice his memory as 10 his identity was
a blank For Two months he remained
in this condition. until yesterday. when
his mind suddenly cleared.
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sUPREAlE CorRT ~ - nIsTRICT nF -

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbis. holding Probase Cont. No. lfS47. Ad-
minisirston-Ihis is to give notice that the sub
Gerber Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained
nom the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration on the estate Of Sidney
Ranole. late Of the District Of Columbia. decreased
All PERSONS having claims against the deceased are
herehy warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouch
cIs thereof. legally authenticated 20 the subscriber
CD Or before the 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
A. ID. l9lo; otherwise they may by law be excluded
iIom an benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand TINS oath day of February. 1903 FREDERICK
A. FENNlNG. Century Building. Attest tseall
JAMES TANNER. Register n Wis Tor the Dis
triet q Colombia. Clerk Of the Probate cosut
S0LDREN 4 FENNING. Attorneys mhl.SE
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or CO
mnhia, holding Probate Court. No. 1854. Ad-
minlstnuon.-Ihis is 10 give notice that the sub
scnoeE, - the District Of Columbia. has Obtained
fEom the Probate Court Of the District of-C0lumba
letters Of administration on the estate cf John
Farley Mullins. late of the District of Columbia.
deceased All pcrscns having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned % exhibit the same.
Win the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, 70
the subscriber on OF before the 18th DAY OF
fEbRJ AIRY A. ID. 1910; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from al benefit Of said estate
Given under ny hand this 18th day o. February.
ls.s CHARLES a. BARNARD. Columbian Build
mg. Attest: lSeal) JAMES TANNER. Register
q Wills Tor the District Of Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court CHAs. \. BARNARD, Attorney
mhLsI5
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

- E-'OLE- N Ef + ElI JANUARY II, lss-
Leave Nashington New Uuion Station
SD a. m--Daily-Au points on Norfolk and West
ern' also Knoxville. Chattanoogz. ard Mcm1lis.
Di0 p. m.-Daily-R0anoke. Bristol Winston
Salem, Knoxville Chattanoog1. Nashyile Memnbis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
For Nortolk-Leave Washington. g. 20 a. m daily
;l5 a. n. daily lezcrpt sunday. Arrive Norfolk
u p a.. n. and % = a.
SO y m--Daily-BerTyvile Lursy. Shenandoah,
Trains from The Southwest arrive ssS a. n and
1870 p m.
Az information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue Bond RrildlnFa
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS DOWLING & Co. Auctioneeu. si2 L
street northwest.
CHASCERY SALE or VALUABLE UNIN-
PROV Ed PROPERTY or TWENTY -SEV-
ENTH STREET, NEAR X STREET NORTH
WEST
By virtue q deere q the Supreme Court q
the District q Columbia. in Chancery Cause 70
aa4l, VII sell az pubic auction 10 front o. the
premises. en- FRIDAY. March o. 800 az SO
premises sitEate In the CITY of Washington District
Of Columbia. and beng lots NoS- II and p IN
square s
Tcrms-PT0peTty sold subject to- outstanding ts1ss
and tax sales All cash above sid amounts 500
deposit required st tine % sale ard all convey
anclng and recrding A. purchasers cost Terms
of sale 20 be compiled with within fifteen dzys from
day q sale
JSO. Z. McNALLY.
mhl-d&dsezs lot Trslstaa-
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

BROMIDE ENLARGING. BLUE AND BLACK
prints from patent and Office drawings: lantern
slides specially; commercial photographer
II. A. FARNHAM. 96 T St nv.
se3o9ot.m.W.s
SURE. YOU WANT YOUR PICTURE. NOW Is
the time. and HOWARD. Photographer ue Pa
ave NV, is the place. Az $50 pictures g to those
Mentioning this paper ocls-w fg-d
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MOUNTAIN
CANARIES and breeding cage. with fixtures 10,
e; these birds sACuld hatch you at least % birds IN
one season sCHMIDS BIRO STORE. IL Eth
81 bW.
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LIQUOR MEN INpIFFERENT.
Strong Fight Not Likely Against
Temperance in Grafton.

Grafton. ". Va. March The temper
ance faction OF this city is waging a
hard night 70 defeat license IN the com
ing contest. on March 1G. 10 decide
whether the city VIII be wet OF dry for
the next two years. The liquor interests
are not waging a strong 3ght. claiming
that since the legislature increased the
State license from 500 TO 81 600. the profits
have been so reduced that il is not worth
fighting for
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MOTHERS RECEIVE
PASTORS TRIBUTE
Rev. DR.. Shannon Gives Ser
men on WOmanhO0d."
DwELLS ON LIFE OF HANNAH

Mothers Like Her Who Are as Gods
Sunshine 70 Love and Bless and
Save the worid-HOtherhOOd De-
eIared TO BE the Greatest and HOIi-
est Mission known TO Earth.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
non-surgical; cloth bound, sOo-rags book frea
Apply by mail, sl6 Colorado Building Free lecture
for women Tuesday ct D. N. JalSd
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NIX YOUR OWN REFRESHING. SERVING
mouth wash al about onetenth Of store price:
trade formula, &c; a child can do It. ZADIG 1850
Sd ave-. New York. mh65t
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On Wstches. diamonds and jsWelry.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS.
Bonded broker. is3 Ninth st. NV
Old gold silver. and pawn tickets bought for easa
DozSeod-1
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE NEW WAY-PROF. PARKER's S ENFORCED
circulation q the blood Clres l0c0m0t0r staxia
rheumatism Brights disease. paralysis ana kindred
ailments. without drugs or 1rgell procedure.
Desperate cases solicited Prof r. \ D. PARKER
lo22 Ninth street NV. Hours: 10 10 s. Sunday, 10
10 Phone NJ. 4ll2. Particulars back cover city
directory. mh3-tf
CHRONIC DISEASES OF long STANDING
are quickly cured by Chiropractic adjustments
consultation free Dr. W. n. C0RSON. s3S +
81. ". fe2eTt
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LADIES AND GENTLEIEN's GARMENTS
cleaned and pressed: first class; satisfaction OF 10
pay THE BALTIMORE PRESSING CO.. 99 q
ST. Nv. Phone N Nl fe1sG0t
MEMS SUITS SPONCED AND PRESSED. &c
Work called for and delivered GREATER
WASHINGTON TAILORING CO.. lGl5 L So NV.
Phone n E93-M fe9ga
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-lo ACRES IN MARYLAND. MONTH
y payments, state price. DUCKS. Herald once.
mhs-St
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH NE
have a demand for HORSES in al parts q the
city and also several out-of-toWn Parties seeking
good investments.
/ WILL GIT -YOC RESULTS
mhs-7t W F. KELLY. Jr. SIS 10Th nv
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SHOW CASES-STORE FIXTURES

F. Y. GANTER,
Manufacture uf
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELERS., AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH s92 Pa. AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN SIS jsl29N
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

TWENTY-FIVE LOTS. WELL LOCATED NEAR
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. for exchange either fer
PEkSoNALI4 or REALTY. WHAT HAVE YOU
No agents need answer. Lawrence Building Room
Washington ID. e.. rah---t
An APARTMENT N NORTHWEST, RENTING
for Se30 Der year for vacant ground OF equity Ia
houses. Trust $500 ar 81 per cent Price SE OO0
". F. KELLY. JR SIS 10Th nv. rnh57t
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FOR SALE.
FOR HIRE.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR GOOD SERVICE. CALL REAR N7 pa
are. nv. TO board OF hire your horse Everything
in general liyery business at reduced rates l. L.
PITSNOGLE Phone NJ g.. fe27-0t
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WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANSAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electric palace cars from White House Station
u5th and H SIS NORTHEAST.
fo- balumore-Every half hour from 6 90 g. n %
20 p m, ard $50. sSo. l02o and u.s .. n.
except on the ODD hours. Local cars az S. e:io.
u 10 a. N. and llo. $40. $40. 10 q u
Cars OF the EVEN hours make 10 stop between
washington and Baltimore
For Annapolis-Every hour from $50 a. n 70 30
. m, and Il IS ?. N.
Fares. One wav Round trfp
80
To Annapolis and Z. s
Naval Aeadeny......-...-- &c SIS
Baggage checked.
All 81 cars H1n direct % White House Station-
Ticket nfice az 18Th and n T. ave. northwest ard
st White HOuse Station. 18th aud p SIS. NORTH
EAST. Telephone NJ 7305 aud Line. SIC
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AUTOMOBILES.
COLLEGES

We FURNISH THOROUGHLY CONPETENT-
practically trained chaufears upon request. AU-
IOMOBlLE COLLEGE. Of Washington The
Place to Learn" lS2 l4th 81 NV Phone n. a0sS
jaZ90t
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BENsINGER's HORSE BAZAAR. 4
Direct and commission dealers in horses ana
mules. SSG5N 9Th ST. nv. Auction MONDAYS
and Wednesdays. Private sales daily. jslStf
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MOVING, PACKING & STORING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS, &C, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a sDacialty
KRIEG's EXPRESS. lZa b St. NV. Phone Nam
Alo nOls-tfdezs
WHY PAY NoREl WE STORE FOB 75C A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. als-aa
a. 10th 81 NV. Phone Main 90. seI2-E5s
F1REPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms. 200 per month up
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.,
3a7-U 320s22 st. nv.
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FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Adjoining Chevy Chass. Nd. ard within the Dis
trict Frunting over 900 feet on C0nnecticut ave
me; I've streets running east and west; SO feet
elevation. EFery lot iu the tract IS aFailabls for
building purposes Fourteen detached houses and
bungalows erected cr under oouse Of construction
since Nay. 1877, the date a opening q the subdi-
vision All city improvements. including water
EsWer. macadaa1ize6 streets granoiithic rideWalks
shade uees. an without expense % purchasers
SPECIAL inducements are odered 70 these Who agree
70 build.
Write. telephone. CT CAL for piats and fun par
ticuiars- Autos and carriages at yOur disposal
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INC.),
738 18th st. NV.
SUBURBAN.
FINE EIGHT ROOM HOME. N CLARENDON
500, this property must be sold ar once. col
LiAs CarendOn "a. mh7-st
GET A FREE lot
On the water front. s miles from Distdct Hne.
Just the Place for a bungalow. Lots ZNl00
EAST RIVER VIEW LAND COMPANY.
mh1-,t SIS -ith 81. nV.
SUITABLE FOR POULTRY BUSINESS. HALF
acre Of ground: stream Of running water; new
house or six rooms f3e Weli cars stop al door:
terms easy. su III s. NV. bat store. basement
deZlsu-tf
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM
or suburban home see rs OF send for latest bulletin.
MARION DUCKETT & son. 655 nv.
-
FOR SALE-u5 ACRES: TWO MILES FROM
Dunn LorinE nine miles from CITY; house siE rooms:
fine water fruit this is the greatest bargain around
Washington. price. $50 500 cash. balance %
suit J. w. BAUCRMAS * SON Hendon. Va
Eih6-3.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE OR RENT-wAREHoUsE AZ FIRST
and / sis Sc, With siding from Pennsylvania
tracks JOHN MILLER. sI II 81 nv.
fe2lI5t-eod
FOR sALE-A THREE STORY BUILDING.
new L9oo g. hoor spec; suitable for storage
warehouse q nanulae;ory- Apply 55 i3A st. fe25t
FARMS.
FRUIT AND TRUCK FAR1-S: WATERFRONT
places, along the Potomac and other rivers empty
ing into Chesapeake Bay hsS. SOUTHERN FARN
AGENCY. lno NV delSs,a
FARMS; ANY SECTION; TIMBER LANDS;
colonial homes; Southern plantations; buy pear
Washington. ID. C.; best markets. Call or wrae
for list. HOWARD E. ALLISON, 40 Il 81 NV
mhfu
REAL ESTATE.
FOR EXCHANGE.
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS. WELL LOCATED NEAR
WASHINGTON. d. g.. for exchange. either fer
] y A n II
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MANICURING & HAIRDRESSING

MhN1O . h1NU q AdIhUhLooINU
WANTED -HAIRDREsSING ELECTRIC NAG
netic massage az your hnne. scalp body saam-
poOmg: terms resouabe- So 81
fe4-l5t, cod
HAlK POWDER. q new cream Tor the comrlsx
ion; also shsmpooing and hairdressing q specially
&iss Cadman. rs Ilth 81. uE. Phone 81. 81. to
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THE COMING on EASTER.

THE COMING on EASTER
It's nice, when winters wars are vvaged
To look ahead for springtine-
Meanwhile the pretty girl engaged
VIII dream of wedding-ring time.
To whom is she engaged?
ANSWER To SATURDAYS PUZZLE
Left side down in bods.
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WATCHES.
CLEANING AND PRESSFNG.

EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRINt
Of an kinds WA NORDHOFF. go 18th NV.
formerly CO. 18th NV mh7-qot
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS
OF. REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HOUSES.
FOR SALE-asU0-
70 new houses renting for $3.50 each II you are
looAlns Ter good investment. see these-ask sales
department.
THOs. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
nu'-st 7S 18th S. nw.
FOR sALE-9m0-
Near 18th and Florida ave. NV. three-st0ry and
ee!iaf tay window. Roman BRICK residence, con
laiing rooms and tiled bath kitchen frst
hocr hot-water heat: owner Is anxiOas 10 sell and
wants ofer
THos. J. FISHER q CO.. INC.
mil-5t IS 18th 81. NV
FOR SALE
NEW HOUSES N BLOONINGDALE
looms and reception hall % feet vide; lot 2Elo
70 alley parquet;e flooring. paroT, dining room, and
reception hall; oak trimming throughout colonial
mont porch; double rear parches cellar under entire
mouse, concrete floor. Gueuey hot-W2ter heating
PLANT high ceilings; extra wide aFeaway.
ONE On WIDE ALLEY. S5I50.
INSIDE HOUSE-.--..---...-Si9Oo 81 coo.
THOs j. FISHER q Co. nc.
mh4-st rs 18th s. NV
FOR RENT RNIsHED-sPECIAL BAR
galn-No- 1901 Fairmont ST. Col Heights; new.
corner; large rocms. tile bath; furnace; cellar;
rent. NoN. Keys AZ Office.
n r. HOWENSTEIN Co, 1914 s. NV
mh73t
FOR SALE 5000 HOUSE WITHIN TWO
squares Of Dupont circle: containing 3 rooms and
BATH modem plumbing
J. c. KENNEDY CAMPBELL.
l4i3 st. nv. nhi-7t
S.T5o. on A ST NE..S.OOo. on z CAPITOL ST.
Your opportunity 20 have a house built e1actiy
as you want j. IS offered you in the nine houses
am about 70 build on A s. ne. between 18th and
loth SIS Plans have been drawn but may be
altered 20 suit purchaser. The one Of nine unsoid
on = Capitol 81. win be shown as a sample. Easy
terns offered Further particulars on application
JOHN q. DEICHMAN.
l5A L Capitol 81
feast
FOR sALE-A sIx-RO0M FRAME DWELLING
Win nice 1de lot- on slth s.. between Prospect
avenue ard street. e snug hone: pEice. g go.
Easy terms Apply IS 18th s. nv SasOu
FOR sALE-BARGAINs FOR c0LoRED HOME
BUZZ Frs.
ISIS z S. NV, modern brick. s. 500; $50 cash.
BG 81 tdne lotl. 2.sl0; so cash
81 I'd g. NV. frame home, s. so; 500 cab.
kS5 Vermont ave. NV. mod. brick s. 800; so cash.
APPLY IS 18Th ST. \. W.
LOTS.
LOT I510 on I STREET. BETWEEN 5ta AND
7tb se; 500 cash: balance 70 suit AD5ly IS
18th 81 fe2-tf
FOR sALE-LOTs Is FEET FRONT: CORNER
lsth and Kosedais SIS. ne. pfice 500 each ApplE
5B 18th S. NV fe8Ltf
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RAILROADS

DALI 44MOhE q OhlU hdlLhUhU.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR 90
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK
% q m. Diner. Pullman Parlor.
fs1e a. m Observation Parl0r. Five-hor train.
~ 90 a. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
= 80 p m. Diner and Pslman Pzri0r Car.
: 80 = M ROYAL Limited All Pullman 5h0ur
= s9 = m Coaches 70 Phlladelphia.
SO r- m- Diner and Pullman parlOr.
800 D. n Coaches 10 Phiadeiphia.
y rs night slaefers 70 New YORK
'La- a. n sleerers 10 Phfadeluhia 3 New YORK.
AZ ILANIiC CITY U10. $50. 100 a. m. u 90.
70 BALTIMORE.
-EN Ek1 H0l r on The HOUR"
-, iMetA oa}s. :. p n % sc p ml
"a - - 30 's.9. 80. 80. 500. SO. 's99
2 - li5So .l@9 g N 'lZ9o noon 1l2s5, 20
.93j-9 3-9 $50 SD r1S. $50. -sSo, 1000, 'lo-sS.
CHICAGO. TG2 $50 p 10
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS- AND LOUISVILLE
: 20 a m. so 2 m, fiz;i0 night
IN. Iebu AG. -slo a. A.. ~. 80 .. n. TN
CLEVELAND. go =
C0LrMBUs So n m
MAEElLNG. $40 a. m So ?. n
MlN1hksIEk. 1870 e. n. H15 so 2. m
~ KID ERiCh SD $40. ss.l5 a. n. SD. iiss
HASERsToWN, $40 q. m. 800 ?. n
50 and 6d0 2. m
.Ilaily; tE1eept sunday sSunday only
aoes- lfi7 G s.. nv. Main l5sI; SO Peunsylvsaia
sse. NAN ls- New Onion Station: Tcset Of-ce,
-AsiA tace. Information E-reau. Main lSeo
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LOT I510 on STREET. BETWEEN 5th AND
7th &C.; 500 cash. halsnos 70 suit Apply SIS
18th St uU. fe2-tf
FOR sALE-LOTS Is FEET FRONT; CORNER
18Th and Rosedals SIS. ne price 500 each Appl7
5B 18th S. NV fe8Ltf
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Rulers of the World.
ar mothers rule the world

To-day mothers rule the world from
their graves. The Hannah-lize mother IS
one whose price is far above rubies;
her children rise TO cal her blessed.
A nan never gets away from the
fact that he has had a good mother; that
fact that holds him in an eternal grip
When the good mother departs. Gods
chaTiOts come down for her; and God
himself says 70 her. Well done: enter
into the Joy OF the Lord
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LOST AND FOUND.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A COLoRED MAN TO WORK II
stable. Apply A. J. STABLER. sSl d ST. nv.
nhs3t
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T Buy NEW ONES. BRING The OH
umbrellas 10 Us; make them as good as new: silG
umbrella for s.. n. h. PHILPITT 81 s. nv.
oc3-g0t N va
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ROOF WORK.

ROOF NEED ATTENTION.
Repairing, Guttering. New Roofing either Tn
or Stag and Roof Painting: thorough WCrk our
motto Get our estimate. 10 PAYS.
1RON-CLAD ROOFING COMPANY
IIl2 q street Nv. Phone Main "A
fe26-60t
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN ABOUT q As CITY
solicitor. Good opportunity; straight salary Ad-
dress. giving reference and particulars. BOX 4.
Herald Office mh7-2t
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FURNITURE.

WE REPAIR FURNITURE UPBOLsrERING.
make MATTRESSES. do cabinet WORK Phone H. 7lTL
KORESHAN UNITY. Cooperative 1913 Pa. ave. IN.
nO7-m. .W.sa9or
New-York tribune., 1909-12-13
MEN MORE SENSITTTE.
This Is Tiezc of Professor
Parker. HUUard Expert.
TRv Telegraph 20 The Tribune. J

IBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Boston. Dec. 12)-That women are less
sensitiye than men and that the dainti-
est woman has no more emotional sense.
in the purely scientific view. than her
bet dog or her Persian cat are the lat
est suppositions advanced by Professor
George Howard Parker. OF Harvard. an
expert on the anatomy and physiology of
sense organs.
At the bottom Of the theory lies the
scientists contention that there are
really many more than the traditional
five senses" No longer. declares Pro-
fessor Parker. should We hold that We
possess only five senses-feeling. hear
ing. smelling. tasting and seeing In
stead, each OF these senses may be sub
divided into four or five. or perhaps
more. subsidiary and independent senses.
When he was asked whether woman
has more senses than man ne replied:
AS for the question whether woman
has more highly developed senses than
man. / should say that she has not. In
fact. I think, II the. matter could be def
nitelv decided, IL would be found that
man has more highly developed senses
and more accurately developed senses.
+ have mentioned the tea faster and the
wine faster as examples OF that. and 1
think IL is highly suggestive. much as I
dislike 10 pass an opinion on H."
New-York tribune., 1909-12-13
OR GEESE?
Surfmdn at Fire Island Sure
He Heard Former.

Fire Island, y. Y. Dec. 12--Willan
Leach, one OF the surfmen OF the Fire
Island lifesaving station. believes he
heard an airship pass over Fire Island
while he was doing beach patrol work
at T:15 o'clock tonight. Beach said he
first heard a buzzing high up in the air.
and that whatever made it passed
directly over his head. but at a consider
able height. He says the noise was Ike
that made by a swift running motor.
All efforts 70 convince Leach that IL
may have been a flock OF geese going
south proved futile. He says he has
heard geese fly too often not TO know
their sound. According 70 Leach. what
ever made the noise was going out 10 sea
in a southwest direction. apparently
heading for the New Jersey coast. Leach
said he looked over his head and tried to
follow the course OF whatever made the
noise. but could see nothing. The
weather was overcast. and therefore
there was no star that he could watch 10
see il anything passed before it,.