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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

Vas temporarily insane and that he
look his life while suffering from the
'u5ania Of persecution. on Friday OF
Fast week he sent n TELEGRAM 10 MI
Rowland, his assistant, who is ON 2
Vacation, urgently ieau, sting him to
rctlrn to Paris ana aid in the invCs-
tieation OF the trunk smnggling case
regarding which Mr. l%3ainbtidge was
greatly worried. Tho cable reports
that the agent had been ~rcprinauGcd
n connection with these casrs, how
ever. are untrue,
NJ. Martin, the agent Of the Amcri-
can line of steau rIs. saws nat hc fur
nished Mr.. Bainbridgc with complete
information proving that the trunk
%sInugeleis We're experts and were
working in collision with people iu
the New York customs house. They
look advantage of NJ Martins absence ,
lrom Paris TO scnd three trunks via
Antwerp and tour Via southampton.
They gave nanCs that subsequently
were found T. be fictitious ana con
signed the trunks TO passengers who
previously sailed for New York
aud who were well known at the GUS
toms office here. In order TO avoid
suspicion old trunks covered with the
lahcls Of continental hotels were made
use of. Each trunk. NJ. Martin, said.
appeared on the ships customs mani
fest, showing that the %smugglers eX-
pected cooperation ON the arrival Of
the trunks in New York The opera
lions Of the gang had not been dis
covered when t:ie exposure came. as
A- 800, H.. r.-fr.. ILr- f,ta aLf.,..,4
were hurtidlY withdrawn.
Tho body Of Mi. %Bainbridgc Nas re-
moved to the mortuary chapel OF the
American church in Paris whore it
win remain until it is shipped home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

TO Las Vegas. where he looked ovof
the street railway and electric lish.
plant just purchased under a trustees
sale by W. s. Iife and G. X. Dur
bin. president and secretary OF tn
albuquerque GINS and Electric Light
and Power company. Mr. Butler. who
viii be manager Of the plant here
and the one in Las Vegas also. will
move his family To abe northern town
at once
The Las Vegas power house viii hs
completely oterhauicd. the street cars
viii he Put ip first class condition an
other extensive improvements win Doe
made by the now wne who has,
ordered FOR this purpose. materials
which aggregate 10 cost some sea-
Geo. 30 * the intention tp bring 40
Las Vegas system r.eht up io DAT
and make "a 81 paving proposition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

More than nine ont OF every ten
cases of rheumatism are simply rheu-
matism OF the muscles, due To cold or
damp. or chronic rheumatism. In
such cases no internal treatment is
required. The free application OF
Chamberlain's Eminent is ali that is
needed, and it is certain to give quick
relief. Give it q trial and see for
yourself how quickly II relieves the
pain and soreness. The medicines
usually given internally for rheuma-
tism are poisonous or very strong
medicines. They are worse han use
less in cases Of chronic and muscular
rheumatism. For sale by all drug
gists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
BOOSTERS TO INVADE THE
ESTANCiA VALLEY


continued. From Page 1. Column ~
,.safnts of nearby towns were con-
.saoenty disapr ointed, much to tn
,,,,,t of the boosters, thus cheated of
,art Of their opportunity TO spread
a, cospcl Of Albuquerque as a place
to trade.
rineon. the beautiful, second only
Lamy Junction. as n place to spend
few profitable hours, was the next
eo1 The citizens. attended by u
b.,y bunch Of school children. were
on rand to greet the party. After an
r. ,ection of the original Harvey
logse sandwich, which is here pre-
snyed as a striking evidence of the
humble beginning of a vast enterprise,
a. train rolled in the direction OF
tao vindmills Of Deming.
A stop Of half an hour was made at
Iitming. The train was met by a dele
pauon Of citizens headed by Mayor
a. y. Swope. Councilmen S. L%indaucr,
julius Rosch ana Thomas Marshall.
The Adolphi club, the leading COM
.nlfial aud social organization in the
r4. VAS represented hy President NJ.
J. Moran. j. A. MahoncY. Dr. Muyar,
nlcnas Hudson and ~ W. Pollard,
et ~ whom arc Wtll and favorab,y
lnoNn in Alhuqu,fQu After a short
y rs spent IN getting acquainted tho
r4tu moved 10 The AdClphi club
rlJe the visitors were made well
oinc. Hore punch was served by q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

AT t.dcerqGeans scattered over town.
spreading their literature and sam-
pics. ana breaking 1t gently to the
Ic,nIng people that Albuquerque is
the best town on earth, m tnat while
We ere nearly all wealthy ana don't
haze TO do 1t, the people OF the terri
ItCrigl metropolis are not averse TO
selling the merchants OF penins such
supplies as they may need to meet
the demands Of their customers. The
tire for departure approaching, the
ladies OF the Adelphi club committee
Mere escorted To the buffet car and
treated to straw berry ice cream and
PINK lemonade. At the conclusion OF
this function Commissary General
Marcus +. Kelley presented each OF
Ne ladies with 4 beautiful bouquet OF
Whit lilies
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continued o Page !. Coz. ~
Hungarian hunter, who has just pass
Cd through Mombasa, reports that big
game prospects are still good on the
route recently taken by him He re-
ports common antelope and zebra
plentiful, and when stalking elephants
and gnu on the plains at the foot Of
Mount Dwiniaro he was much inter
.ered with by rhinocerous.
The report of Il record group of
lions on the Nandi plateau and Gle
plants in Endburgen forests is now.
confirmed. II Mr.. Rooscvolt's party
has To take in the Nandi and. End
} urscn district and Athi river they
win need to cover many hundreds Of
wiles of stiff marching. including
many weeks during which time the
shooting viii be obtained.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
LOEB TO SELL PARTISAN
FlNERY


made in PARIS BY famous designers
tor many ONE of exceptional social
prominence ANA wealth in New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and Washing
ton, and that the reason for Offering
such a large sun to suppress the in
Ve|stigation was TO shield the women
from unpleasant publicity.
The collector does not believe that
these women knew that their gowns
were to be smugglod into the country
but had purchased them like many
Americans buy other goods abroad
With the understanding that they
We're delivered to them in America
duty paid" or duty free"
Collector Loeb will sell the seized
gowns at public auction next month
and will employ Gressmakcrs and
models to display them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20
WILL SPEND $4,000
ON VEGAS PLANT
Tiff and Durbin to Improve
Street Railway in Las Vegas
{, c, Butler Of This City VIII.
Be Manager IN Meadow City,

+ g. Butler, manager ~ the gas
and electric light plant in this cite.
has just returned from q brief trip
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

Mrs. 8. T. Nyes famous garre ean
rhli served hy Royal Neiehhnre
wednesday evening, az Odd Follows
han.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

mhole country TO constitutional
government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-20

Con- ~ years Lydia T.. Pinkhani's Vegetable
femaPpooun has been the standard remedy for
MYSrSseh who will not try this famous medicine.
has N eAcIusiVely from roots aud herbs. and
.""usands of cures TO its credit.
HHE<~ MrS. Pinkhani invites all sick women
guidaa 70 write her for advice. She has
thousands TO health fl sc of charge.
Audress Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass.
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ttQUQ
You
cuQd?

- ..M-. . 50
LYDIA T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? We can
furnish positive proof that it has made many remarkable
cures after all other means had failed.
Women who are suffering with some form of female
Illness should consider this.
As such evidence read these two unsolicited testimonial
letters. We guarantee they are genuine and honest state
ments of facts.
ds earaa n Maine.-"I was a great sufferer from a female
rseasea N weakness. The doctor said / would have to go to
=" hospital for an operation but could not bear to think of it;
mo. LyuIa L.. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound completely cured
y ae ~ three months."-Mrs. ). A. Williams, X I'D. No. IA, Box
nos., vest Harbor, Me.-"I suffered for years with painful
H nnna, Dackache, headaches, nervousness, Irregularities and
Examination. consulted two ply sicians and one advised me
a "a an operation.
pinlthwas completely discouraged when ! decided to try Lydia +;
onnnm Vegetable Compound, and il has made IN u well
iam.ssh ! advise all suffering women to take Lydia Il. Pink
YES HarbOr, Me.
Evidence like the above is abundant showing that the
engagements OF the female organism which breed all kinds
!" miserable feelings and which ordinary practice does not
I D are the very disorders that give way to Lydia E.
rnkhams Vegetable Compound.
Women who are afflicted with similar troubles, after
,ealhg two such letters as the above, should be encouraged
"uy THIS wonderfully helpful remedy.
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RHlNO GETS IN THE WAY OF
HUNTERS

oContinucd from Page /. col. -
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1ue FINISH OF ABDUL HAND
IS NEAR AT HAND

,con,inued from Page |, eol. %
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EDUCATIONAL

SPECIAL COURSES FOR THE CENSUS
ana other Civil Service positions nov
ready also best OF training both day and
evening. ia shorthand. rypewTiring. book
keeping. banking. Penmsnshlp, and Eng
llsh, good teachers, new typeWTiters, and
electric fans. enroll any day, catelogues
free SIhAIERS BUSINESS COLLEGE
nth and = sts- nv 2ess
NOW IS A GOOD TINE 10 BEGIN 4
course for the Census. WOODS CON-
MERCIAL SCHOOL 81 East Capitol s.
prepared hundreds for the last census.
Special Inducements 10 begin Al once 1oes
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTTINC-
sumner rates for complete course: lzdi-
vidral instruction: positions guaranteed
s. IN NOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, Mrs. WIZ.
J. Erslne. Principal. Colorado Bldg. 267s
WANTED-25 MEN AND WOMEN 10
learn Metaphysical Healing: the great
est healing science pracCiced IN the tWel-
tieth century minimum competition.
greatest demand FOR this Ife-savfng
science. the world s. the field: our stu
dents are successful healers. This Is
your opportunity 20 get into profession
tnat is not 0ve-cr0Wded. and earn I've
thousand dollars q year. Tuition rea-
sonable- Nan courses, as wei as per
sOn2l lectures. METAPHYSICAL IN
SIT IL, 1914 oh st. NV. Washington.
MS. ~. .f-tfa
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HORSES SENSE OF EUMOR.
The Nan Who Knew Him Is Moved
10 Recollection.

10 RecOIiecffOn.
we hear z lot about horse sense %
said the man. 10 ne Boston Herald re-
porter. but I'm thinking II VII soon BE-
come a memory when the automobile
holds fuu sway, as il seems IN a fair
way 10 do Certainly we won't have
such a thing as automobile sense.
i feel sorry for the horse as I see II
losing ITS place IN the world. for soma
Of my Hveliest recOIIecti0ns have 70 do
with a horse. with a particular ho-se
Jhat my boyh0od knows. Funny. sn :
-t. ILat a horse o. e eat or e dog VIII
stick IN the mind longer than some
humans
This horse was q big, black. ugly
tempered brute who went By the name
Of Old BOD. lie ives old when 7 frs-
knew HIN. and was no older apparently
when we parted company after seven
years or more or less close companion
ship The best thing about Old BOO
was his sense OF humor.
"A horse win O sense OF huuo-2
Surely. All horses have ordinary sense
In plenty, and once in q while YOU viii
meet one with q sense OF hUmOr
used 20 ride this horse when I was
youlgster. and his sense Of hLm0r cost
ne many & long walk
He did not mind my riding him when
I was on Lis back with knots rIsS iu
the stirrup feathers so chat I could ee-
MY feet i1 the stirrups. but he id his
best % prevent ne from getting IN the
saddle OF course, couldn't mount g.
The orthodox way, L was too mucn Ike
mountain climbing. So I would mount
him from the top Of fence
"Old Bob would stand peacefully by
the fence as I climbed 20 the TOD. but i
I didn't keep tight hold or che rein re
would 5e-k IL from my hand and s-s-t
OF without ne Nenv's the tine he id
this when vas miles from home.
II you ihinE he'd dash right hcue
you're mistaken. Il wasn't that be o.
jected 10 being ridden; he simply wanted
10 have his joke
He would run q few hundred yards,
then stop and walt for g very angry boy
% catch Up. Then Just as about
caught I'D or would go Old Bob for an
ether hundred ards I never did catch
Up UuTl home was reached, and thea Old
Bob would allow himself 20 be u-saC-
died and put i--o his stall. win q CLEAN
in his eve that said plainly. Fooled you
that -ime. didn't -
Ee had another pleasant trick-iS 7
didn't keep q tight rein when I wcs on
lis back q wandering Just low enough
% brush me Of. II be failed. he would
-Ook back AZ me with q ssrdonic grin
which had little malice in r.
He took my puuy bearinEs sco-i6ly
for the most part, but once IN a while he
would retaliate wiki hoOfs and teeth. one
CHRISTMAS morning as 7 entered his stable
slapped him plaTfuliy on the flank, Wilh
Merry Christmas" He responded n
Kind, b--t as his slap had more power in
it. 1 landed sCsne feet away Whe-eup0a
Re slorted IN giee and resumed his m0rz-
.lE meal
A sood fellow he was and al anus
i1S- = unsentle companion But the next
generation won't have horses 10 make
friends with"
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LEGAL NOTICES.

oUPRE2IE COURT OF THE DISTRICT o. co
ll1lll1. holding H-u51ts C5ggt 80. I5le Admin
s-ra-lll-Ills Is ~ s-re Dc,ice tla- tr s-h~-it--5
q me stele %. >esgda and tLc Dls--icr II Col1-1-
IA r=spcctiTeiy. have o5-zi-e'i from rle Probate
ltIt ~ TIE Dls-z-ct ~ Columbia Ie---rr q sdsl1-
is-raflcn C. q O. on -hc estate rF Fr-roes C-e-
F-1 8re-oT. late ~ Berll-. Ce-l1ur Ceo-sseF AN
lfa2-s EaE-og cams against The deceased are he--
~ Har1eG to eXlillt tie s1ze. vi.a Tie vs--..e--
'ilreoi legally aIthe-tisated to flc -lteeite-s en-
q before tla sTH DAY OF JUNE D le-r-
o-1eIF-se tleT Eay 5y .1w - erc.uiei f-7- All
ot-'a-t % Sad estate GTe1 under or hsr7s rfis
-5,A day q June. ls2. FRANCIS O.. NE1VLAvDs
TRUST COMPANY. br GEO b FTE1fTS-c T-,F
Ice Prssl1el-- attest SEAL VIZ O. TAYrOP
Deputy Register q WiIs f1r Tie Dis,ri-t of C7,rn
pa. Ce-S o. the Prosats CG-. GEORGE p
HAMILTON Atto-reT - = - =
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One cent q VOID each insertion.
Herald RRANCH OFFICES:

AOhAl1 " E-oL.
FOODWARD & LOTHROP, Information
.0LDENBERGs. Information Bureau
iECHT &5 CO. Cashiers Office.
ALAS ROYAL Information Bureau.
:. KANN, SONS & CO. Information Bu.
-eau.
A vILLBoURN. 12i4 Wisconsin ave.
fODERN PHARMACY, 18th and = sts.
ARPENTER & DUNLOP. 14th and Cir
TcHOL's PHARMACY. 18th and Pa
-JTLER & FIELD, Sd and Indiana ave
0NCORD PHARMACY, J. Z. Woodford,
Prop. lSl5 New Hampshire ave. NV.
IARLES G. HORNUNG. Christians
Fharmacy. S. W. cor. 1th and II sts. NV.
"a " NAGNER, lst and II sts. NV
'MPSON'S PHARMACY. corner 7tn ST.
ard r. I. ave. aud r 81. NV.
1HNSTON'S PHARMACY. i221 N. J.
p. WELLER's PHARMACY, ss34 NJ
INlNSON'S PHARMACY. l1th and @
3TORIA PHARMACY, Sd and G sts. NV.
2NESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleas
ut and Irving sts. NV.
cNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 1896 18th
NYLOES PHARMACY, 9th and P sJs.
AFIS' PHARMACY. 9Th and SITS. NV.
4. MENkE 9Th and i sts. NV.
itOCIOR'S PHARMACY. 1918 14th st.
:. LEATiERWOOD. 15l6 18th st. nv.
EW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY,
orner y. y. ave and y. Cap. St NV.
y a co 5 PHARMACY, 18th and o
tRNOLD'S PHARMACY. 3401 18th St
iNG'S DRUG STORE, Vermont ave.
md I ST NV
NORTHEAST.
~ y. BUTLER. s91 Stanton place re.
= ERACSE- 9th and x SITS. ne.
- ID COURTNEY. is North Capitol 81
"CI1ESNEE d JOACHIM, ID and r.
CHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and F.
j.. GElGER'S PHARMACY. corner 6th
.n1 y SITS. nc.
EARLES J. FIJHRMANNS PHAR-
tACY. Sth and Il. Capitol SITS. ne.
.JMER'S PHARMACY. N Capitol and
. sts. ne
SOUTHWEST.
HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and = sts
lLBURN'S PHARMACY. 7th and II
SOUTHEAST
lACH DRUG COMPANY. Sth and @
j, WELLER. Sth and I sts. Sc.
NJ NEELY. uth and SITS. sc.
BROOkI4AND.
iARLES c. LENNON. 18th and New
On sts.
ANACOSTIA
3. BUFYS PHARMACY, cor. Mon
.oe and jefferson sts
ALEXANDRIA
IF.LTAAf 2. TAYLOR. 615 King ST.
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SnHTHE.RM PAITWAY

n. B.-FoIl0virg schedule figures published o1ly
az information. ard are uCt guaranteed.
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans.
Ashevi-e. Chattanooga. Memphis e. N. and Io.s;
? n. daiy. Dining cars
Fer Roanoke Knoxville. Chatt2nco-a. Birrsng-
ham. NeT Orleans. l0:l1 p n daily. uiuing cars
Tor kucxTilie, Chsttanocsa. Memphis s.l9 e. n
6ai'v. Sleeper nay be oc-grieG after % ?. NJ.
Dining cars.
Augusta Aiken. Savannah. Jacksaz~iile ard Flor1ds
points 40 :. n. daily. Dining car ssrTice.
Tourist cars for California. tri-Wcekly $40 d N
Local for HErusonbTg a. n. daily; SIS p N
weekdays; fer Dauville. 80 g n daily: ard tos
Charlottesville. 80 G. n and % . n. daily
Frequent trl{5s % and from Blueuont.
L s BROWN Ge-eal Arent
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so-r Birds Die from Geld.

Viluua C0rgsT1rde1ce 81 Pau D5s-ctch
Great numbers OF bids migrating north
have been caught here by the cold wave
and storm and hundreds have 6ied
There was one fight Of estimated 100
cock robins which aliEhte6 on the ng--
nal school grounds and have remained
here for a couple Of days. TIE next most
numerous bird IS the hermit thrush and
also there ere a few bluebirds- Such q
visitation Of feathered songsters has new
er been seen IN Winona before Citizens
generally have provided them with food
as many OF mem have seemed 10 be il a
starving condition
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just Think of It.
Fr7n Purh

ErIl Elril.
Doetor-Now there IS a very simple
remedy Tor this-er-this er - recurring
thirst Whe1ever You feel you want a
whisky and soda. Just eat al apple. eat
an apple.
Pstien1-But-er-fancy eating fifty or
sixty apples q 6ayt
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FARMS.
PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT or THE QUARTER8IAS-
ter's DEPARTMENT, Washington. ID. c. July
lsl3.-Soalcd proposals. in tri1licate. VII be re-
ceired ~ this Office until Il O'Clock a. m. SAT
UROAf, July 81. 1853 and then rublicIv 5ocpe6
for furnishing and delivering forage and s.faw M
Washington Barracks. Walter Reed Army Gauer,i
Hospital and Washington. .. c. forts 8Fvcr and
Hunt. Va; Fort Washington, Nd. and the Ar
iinston National Cemetery. Va during the porioI
OcJoDer ]. 1909. 10 June 80. 1910. Blank forms ar5
Instructions fo- making proposals. and further ir-
formation VIII be furnished iutenlicg bidders mon
application 70 this oalc5 n. GRAY ZALTNsxT
Major and Quart1Tmsster. L. S. A.. Depot Qaar-
tcrmestcr. 9rf2e - IN
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD DOORS AND TRIMS
OGco ot Building for Sational Museum. Lit-srv
of Congress. Washington. D. C. June g. Ie9-
Scaled proposals. for furnishing. GeTe-.ag and erect
inG 70 placc complete the wood doors. t-i-as ana
transom lights required for the nrs builainv Tor
he National 1Iuseum il tbs city wiz B. received
at this cflice uatl @ c.ccs p. n. on THURSDAY
the l5th day of July l9c9 ard publicly ouenr.l i'm
nediateiy thereafter. Specifications and othe- in
f0l7-lstio1 furnished on APPLICATION. BERNARD r.
GREEN, superntendent q Construction.
sotyi2C7s
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NoEMEDICAL HEALING.

NON8lEDICAL HEALING BF ENFOPC-
ed circulation OF the blood without
drugs, surgical procedure, OF detention
from business Circulars informaffon
and consultation free. PROF. 4 81 D
PARKER. 1G22 Ninth 81 NV. washington
D. c. Hours 10 20 C. Phone II. 40.
my26-tf
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

F. H TOUNGS. Sl1 ST n W.
Carpets carefully cleaned and properly
stored, also mattresses and feathers ren-
ovaJed at reasonable rates. drop postal
or phone Main 1ZI3 24
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When you have lost or found anything
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ington Herald. and bill viii be sent you
ct I cent a word
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MASSAGE.

Mrs. Keightley, the Scientific Masseusc.
gives eucalyptus vapOr cabinet baths,
general massage, ard cool alcohol friction
Tor rheumatism. nervousness. and obesity:
magnetic and electricity Hours. 10 to ,
and by aDuointments. 1876 My fave
'PhCae N l0l7, 5esl-f E. t,i4gst
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WELL ESTABLISHED AND GOOD
paying millinery business VIII % sold
o. account OF owner leaving the Cirv
Ihis IL q good investment for any one
wishing q profitable and pleasant occupa-
l.On- For al Information, address BOX
26. Herald Office ic9-ffs =
LARGE, PROFIT-PAYING ROONTNG
mouse Ior sale centrally located. rent
IN the house; Will take f,yo-thl-llS c-Sl,
balance ia room and board II WIFI D0y
20 investigate this wonderful opportunity.
address BOX -. Herald Office Isltf.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

COMPLETE COURSES FOR ALL civil,
service COMMUNICATIONS and otb-
ers Day and evening sessions. In6t-
100 n. Z. ave. IS:s
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RAILROADS

RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE VIEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
TO PHILADELPHiA AND NElF YeaK
NV TERMINAL. ID STREET. NEW YORK.
1s q n Diner. Pullman P2-l9r.
Il 70 g. n QoseryatlCr Parlor. Eivehour tain.
lsn u. Diner ard Puli-nar P.rior Csr
go 2. a.. Royal LIMITED. A.. Pullman. 5h0--
so m 4. bhs.sa bi6.s ar8 tl..l5a .1a2 Ii Psr,o.
80 ?. U Coaches % NCw IGE.
--5 c-glt S.eepcrs @ New AorA.
- a. n Sleefers q Pl--a1e-f.-ia aad New Tors
ATLANTIC CITY. rl1o. ga. TIIa9 a. n u o.
's1e ?. r.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
-, Wee days 7@e :. a n e Ls0 PmJ
fs-G. fiG11. -ilo q. II. .12l0 noon rI21d6 = on
Ela5. use . % '329. $50 -70. AS. $50 rsss
50 ls94 t@l % Tsao. SO. 'I9z0. 'l9=s.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. - -E@e ?. -
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, AND LOUISVILLE
%, a a. = % z n To nis1t
night
SSddPFly.ELAYD. SSddPF l.E7bAAlSD 80 p
vt1Fs.IsI y21h@eTRl {l,S' 3 80 80 p
WiYc5HEsTIER, iii55iiiE s1I = 80 % s1 = n, R Hmm
FREDERICh. fs-o. rslo. SIS a. n. G@o fiN6
HAGERSTOwN. rsa1 a. n. $50 p. n.
ANNAPOLIS. 20 $50 fl2a5 ncoa. t55a0 81
'Dsilv- fFSc5rt Syrdsv. ES-a5a7 Only.
TELEPHONES 1t al The following Ticket OGIces.
Al5i- Es: NeT Union Statioa: TicEet o1.es. S.ai5
Iot- Information. EurC1U Main -3el
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02

WORKINGMEN. THERE is Much
force IN this suggestion: The pay e1vel-
ope is tie boss. and 10 make fl &c" see
Us Tor tailOr-made. slightly used suit a.
8 10 $40 You save q clear s. note on the
deal One price enly. JUSTHS OLD
STAND, el9 ID NV.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
CHE5APEAKE BEACH RAILWAY.
EFFECTIVE NAY g. 1873.
sub!ect 70 Change Wi-hout Notice
WEEK DAYS

WEEK DAYS
Goine leave District Line. 9 ;. 100 a Il. e-}
$50. 7a5 and 9.f5 =. U.
Returmre ieave nc Eeach. e=5 a. u. 2s5. "a.
Go. S00. ard l01o = n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Goinr. s.15. u.le a. r., 2Ss. aa0. rs. aad s:ss
N
Returning. 20 a N. p.i5s saa. So sso. and
loS9 ,. ~
PAUL y. WATERS.
Eelg--l Manage
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
DOCS. CATs. BIRDS. &C

SINGING CANARIES. PARROTS. DOGS
rabbits. guinea pigs. and FIee-Fiea
Dog Soap; kills ieass keeps sZin healthy;
STORE. - 18th ST NV. r1y25-rf
The Washington herald., 1909-07-02
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE II EFFECT June o. 100.
Leave Washington New Union Station
800 :. m.-DGiiy-Au points on Norfolk and
Western.
1910 p. m--Defv-Rcanoke. Bristol Winston.
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. NaslTiile New
Orleans ThrC-El Siee7er. Dining Cars
40 O m.-rr Trist1l. Knoxville. Chattarooga
ard Menri.iS Washington Memphis sleeper open
- = n
FC- NcrfoIk-Leave Washington 420 A. II. dafv
uI5 a. na. daily. excert Sunday. A--tve Norfolk
10 a. E.-523 r. D.
sC5 2. .-Daily-Berryvillc. Luray SheraasoaE
Elktor- TIaius from The Southwest arrive 60 A n
i0-91 r H. snd l2.i5 e. n
AZ Information Fourteenth street ara New Yo-s
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