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The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
AUDITOR QUITS JOB.
S. John AbbOtt's Resignation Caused
by Friction in Treasury,

S. John Abbott. deputy auditor for the
Treasury Department. has rendered HIS
resignation. His reason was not stated
N the telegram which he sent Secre' lry
Macveagh from Milford. Del. Thursday
He requested TO be relieved from the
duties of his office, 10 take effect az the
discretion OF the President.
II is said Mr.. Abbott has been out Of
harmony with the Treasury Department
administration. and that his resignation
was sought by Secretary Maeveagh.
II is understood Mr. Abbott, whose
home is in Delaware, has spent most Of
his time in his native State
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
WEATHER FORECAST

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Gener-
ally fair to-day and tomorrow;
moderate temperature; moderate
north to east winds, becoming
variable.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
SIXTEEN INDICTED.
Grand Jury Report on Ravens
Election Frauds.

Rochester, y. Y. June 24-The special
grand jury which has been investigating
the election frauds In connection with
a recent special Congressional election at
which Representative Havens was elect
ed, made its report 10 the Supreme Court
late this afternoon. Sixteen sealed in
dictments were returned
One open indictment against a negro
now in jail was returned few days ago.
No arrests have yet been made on the
sealed bill, so the names contained there
in are not known
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
JEFFRIES-JOHNSON DATA.

Readers OF the sporting section
in tO-mOrrOv's edition of The
Washington Heruld will find a
page Of unusual interest. To
those looking for information on
the coming confess at Reno, this
page viii prove practically in
valuable.
There VIII be more condensed
information than hus yet appear
ed In any Eastern paper. An in
tervieW with each of the prin-
cipaIs, In which they outline their
plans for the fight, Is worthy of
Notice. Measurements and records
of both men are also given.
DO not miss tbis page II you
are n fight fan.
BE sure to read Rex Beach's
story of the fight, which will be
found In The Washington Herald.
This viii be unsurpassed. since
no writer OF the ring has bet
ter knowledge Of the game. and
none equals him as n writer or
masterly, graphic English.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
ARCHDUKE'S BALLOON FALLS.
Joseph Ferdtnand Comes to GRIEF I'm
Danube River,

Vienna. June 24.-Archduke Joseph Fer
dinand had an exciting time to-day He
made balloon ascent with an officer
Of the engineers.
A storm came up while they were in
the air and the balloon was twice driven
into the Danube. The second time It
went into the river the occupants of the
car were In water up TO their necks be-
fore the balloon was sufficiently light
ened to permit It 70 cross the river.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-25
Father Employs AIienists to
Testify for Charlton.
SCOTT TO FIGHT CASE
Dead Woman's Brother En-
cages an Attorney.
ITALY TAKES INITIATIVE

COuntry's Representatives in New
York Make Formal Complaint,
Charging Young Washingtonian
with Being Fugitive from Como,
Where He Killed His Wife with
a Mallet and Sank Her Body in
the Lake, According to His Con-
fession Wednesday, When He Was
Captured on Arrival from Italy.
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AIR LINER ON SCHEDULE.
Deutschland Sails with Thirty-two
Passengers, Including Women.

Berlin, June A-The regular excursion
schedule of the giant airshIp Deutsch-
land, which had her preliminary trip the
other day. was started to-day She as
eended at Dusseldorf with thirty-two
passengers, who paid $40 each. and trav-
eled from Dusseldorf to Bortmund and
back. The passengers included ten
women.
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When Congress AdjOurnS.

PULLMAN sIeeptrss Wa 9. = o. hwy,
to Cincinnati indianapolis St Louis
Chicago. and Louisville without change
connecting for ali points West, North
west. and Southwest No better dining
car service anywhere, and no scenery
equal to the C & o. variety. Offices. 1850
F St and s13 Pa. ave. Phone Main l0ss
and 2206
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AMERICAN SCHOONER WINS.
Alexander COchran's Westward Cap
lures Regatta at KieI.

Kiel, June 24-In the regatta here to-
day fhe race for yachts OF the Al class
was won by the American schooner yacht
Westward. owned By Alexander S. Coch-
ran. OF New York. which beat the Kaiser s
Meteor with his majesty on board The
Westward was sailed by Capt Barr.
The Westward won easily, crossing the
line thirty minutes ahead of the Meteor.
She received a tremendous ovation from
the sirens of he British steam yachts in
the harbor The Hamburg was third and
the Germania fourth.
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Popular sl.OO. sunday. june %.

To Frederick. Hagerstown, and Kee-
dysville, from Union Station. at 500 a.
m, returning leave Hagerstown. 500,
Keedysville. $40. and Frederick. $50 D.
m. same day.
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Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsvfva-
MIA Railroad Tickets good returning m.
Ill Sunday night. All regular trains ex-
cept the Congressional Limited. -
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new PARTY TALK
ST|RS OYSTER BAY
PinchOt and Garfield Visit
Basis for RumOr.
LITTLE TINE FOR TALK
Roosevelt Receives Numerous
Others at Sycamore.
LITTLE TINE FOR TALK

BrOncho Buster Bill Mc6inty and
Other Rough Riders Travel All the
Way from Metropolis on Horse
back and Are Received by Former
Chieftain with OutStretched Arms,
San Juan Is Recalled.
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SI-2J 20 Baltimore and Return
To-day and tomorrow via Baltimore &
Ohio r. r.
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s1.2-Bnltimore and Return.

1,u.t1EllVlN a UHID X H.
Every Saturday and Sunday All train.
both ways, both days. except Royal Lin
tied
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Front Doors GlRked. S4.00 Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co. sth & N. =, ave.
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MOidings, No. 1, for Cent q Foot.
Frank Lihbey & Co.. sth & n. 7. ava
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Pair OF No. blinds for sI.zs.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9th & n. Z, ave.
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Colonial Columns, e2.0o Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 6th & n. z. ave.
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BlaekistOEe's Special Floral Spray
only 81 It's beautiful. 14th & II.
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Doors u inches Thick. sI-50 Apieea.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. z. ave-
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Pretty Msntels for $500 Apiece.
Frank Libbey 4 Co.. 9Th & N. z. ave.
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whole Windows Glazed for sI.25.
Frank Ldbbey & Co.. 9th & n. y. ava.
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kAiLhUAUS
BALIImORE o OT1IU X r

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OLner Hour 81 me Ood HcuE-~
To PHIL-AD ELIZA AND NEW FORK
-1-G9 - U--DLDer. Pullman EarlOr Car.
Ts-U q m--5-hour LralE. BIOiaer t-arlar ca.
ys-gg NJ U4lIllsa iSrol4sr Parker Car.
- ~ - El--L441sE al 4 --A41zl Eari0r ca,
s--uu = ul--D1Esr ana Pullman Far-or Csr
tS.gs - ul----kL0yzl L-milsG-" Al P1lLuaaz.
EiVe-hoUE.
44-55 D ul--Cszccss % PHILADELPHIA
's.0g ,. H--Dlner and ObssrvaCioa Paz5as
Car.
So n--CoalHes 70 New York
slz-l5 ~ T--slseDers 70 New York
80 q El--SlssPeEs - <'HlisGsl pnLz ana No.
AT1ASTIC CIIX. f7-oo. $50. tu7S
Pa. 80" ? 4 r RaItiBs-.
EVERY HOUR ON TIE HOUR
CNeek LAYS q n q II ,. NJ
sz.5Z f5.gS, T6-51. 49, '1-ze, TS-oos 's-S -.
49, -s.vo 1854 '5-S9, $50. Ss-S9, T7s0a so
ts.sg, sI0.0o. 'Ig.S5. 'I1-se. "IzsS ~. I,
WESTWARD.
CNCINNATL ST LOUIS and LOUIS.
VILE 49, - n. 40 > n. '1z=le EiEhE-
'11-1177-TSBCRG, -s-IU g H. ~ 's.Is q -
s7s = usght- Sleeper ready e D II
Icy LAND ~s.B , n
COLUMBUS 80 ? n
S%TTT-E-T TosgS. sg.Is - II, 80 D
CT1BERAND. 'ssI5 ,. Ia '-QUsea GtE
sF %STI-TS1cHEsTER- rsd0 - L. tfs4 rsz
, FREDERICK fs-za ts.lo. SD a IL IA
ii,SS; rs z,zsrovN. $50 = II. f5.os ,. Il
1DeIiT- fEsxcept Sunday 1Su1day O1Iy-
- FPFIOSES a. AL OF the folsoHizs
Ticket Ofhces= ~ 50 zs -. 80 -, -; =.
seton ticket OEice, Main sSs9i 4nteFraa-
- F3y5reau, Main 4Se0-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

zF-oll,,v-iuE schedule figures publishes
- e Information and are not guaranteed
- Atlanta. Birrnin EhsTnr Noble, NeT
- ashevfIIe- = a. and 1915 .. E.
- S-llarIanoOEa and AenPhls- 500 a.
daily. --,.. -,
4--hero NgV5 orleans. 1910 D. n
70 Fsoauake. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Mash
est sTernuhLs- 4.1a q daily. fSleepl7E
car open after &c p nj
Tor Atlanta. Birmingham. Coiumbis.
csarIestou, Augusta, Aiken Savannah. Jack
s~zyflle, and Florida points. 9-I5 D. Il dsIlE
T. s. BROWN. General AEsak
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

.-.--s,,-a q Excursion Trains 70 and fr017
SO-'e@ CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Effective JULY Z. 1910
Ss--r,Ie-r 10 Change Without Notice
,r0SDsTS TO FRIDAYS, INCLUSIVE
1scJ1g- leave District Line a So and u-A
1850 $50. 7-s5, and s-s5 D
- r,.------1i-z leave the Beach at SIS . IL
- so go, sea- and 1850 ?. II
A--1'' SATURDAYS
~-4-- Leave District Line. At 9:25 and u %
$40 500, $40. 7.45. and SIS =
= F3efI11rning, leave the Beach AZ So 3 -
- 80 500, 500. 9-o0 and loco p u
1897 SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going leave District Line AZ 80 and liza
7@-00 500, z.e0, s-E5, and s-45 , Il
-z5.-,T,--s-g leave the Beach a. 40 q H.
- 5-7a so 500. 9=oo, and 1000 ? n
%---Ss PAUL Y WATERS,
General Manager
- ~ York Ave car Tor District Linz
go FOR additional information. Tsis-
--s-1---. gs-coFn IEZ4-
The Washington times., 1910-07-07
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

F,,,t.tshed only as i1lGr0aIiOls Lot g1aTs7tsse
80 n n daiIy-For Virginia West VIZ
-. - Kentucky points Pullman sleaP-
So =, ,-f1ctunarf auc Louisville &. & ..
S,1f1c car from Cha-lottesv1Ae-
So . n dzfIy-CLNClNlN<AAl-SL- LoC1S-
,-tsT-ss,zO SPECIAL Solid train % s.
- with Pullman sleepers 70 Chicago
49, ,rlTv AZ important ststIons- PuliH1a7's
,s,-Er- e.orIi1,-5ltrsr and <. * o dining car
$50 !, =. aaily-F- T. y LIMITED. foR
.-s-7ciuusri Louisville. tbs west. SoCshEeaL
g. Northwest- Pullman sleepeEs . virgin
- - sSr-fngs Cincinnati. and Louisville.
- ,- = and ohio Offices ~ SIS Pa
- = St ard New Union Staro1-
- Main Ioss and Z20s for ucEets. bag
1e-SA'- 1I--..--- rsserv aztons. and taNics5E-
The Washington times., 1910-07-07
RENT-BuSINESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT-One large hall room suitable
for any business purpose northeast corner
14th and 7 SITS ~ ". Apply Owner. JOHN
g COOK
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S-1RoARD AIR LINE RY.

daily loT1oa E'ast Nall
1O-O9 = cosrhes AID Pullman sleepers to
4llle--555-s, aud jacksonville Parlor car Jack
zonvfUe 70 Tampa ---4o~e-- S-SS[S+ -
E-ls1ra Dining car
=-S5 % n daily 'Sea-toara Express, cleo
tricaliy lighted sleepeTs and o3S 5l.5 car
e4llA 49, essyauuah Jacksonville. Tampa a.
- ~ - E5irningham, and Memphis Dining
cas- 49,. Oeice- 1ls New York ave " "
A HARDWOOD. c T A.
CSC Z. PHILLIPS. D p.
RYA% c. P A, Portsmouth. Va
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WANTED-ROOMS & BOARD

NANIED--By gentleman Of gcod habits
room ard board IN private family not
over > per week win 50 home SATURDAYS
BOX ISL Times Office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


5-CHAIR barber shop: hne paying stand.
n W.. rent So quick sale aiken. 80
Grocery corner, n E.; rent so;
rooms daily sales <l5; owing TO sick
ness 80
Notion. confectionery. and grocery. nice
stand, ; e. rooms: must sell. only 40
LunchroOm and cafe. handsomely equip
ped; near 18th and G sts- =. W yours
Confectionery and ice cream parI3r. pay
ing stand, on Capitol Hill: Urice-..--- 80
Hotel and lunchrOom: corner mar Union
Station making big money: retiring 500
Dry goods and notion store; attractive
corner n. e take inventory Or 500
Merchandise and grocery; near'Jy thriv-
lS village, weekly sales $40 snap LOO
DFuS store rent SIS; sales SIS daily
"ne Of the best stands IN the S. w. 100
2 moving picture businesses. chap rent
long lease; great bargain fOi -. LOCO
NEW 4ORk,BCsINESS BROI-ERS, 1873 r
GROCERY and confectionery. \. E; living
rooms sell at once for go BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, 81 T St y ".
ENTIRE BASEMENT floor. " o large, light
dry rooms, gas and water S14 Eye St y.
W, next % ytn st
WANTED-Partner IN thriving saloon bust
ness: single man preferred DUGAS, 6I7
Ia ave
FOR sALE-saloon: good reason for selling.
BOX 1s9. Times Office
WANTED-By Baltimore party. grocery
store, mixed ade preferred; viii do bust
ness quick and pay cash. Write price and
loeatlon lso6 Crleans St. Baltimore. Nd
FOR SALE-LUP-h, fruit. candy. and news
store IN Lheater district a snap 70 quick
buyer SOS ID st y W
WHOLESALE LIQUOR house. center city.
800 Wholesale liquor; doing business 500
per week Saloon. s. ": doing business 500
per week. Cigar and PERIODICAL best stand
4 10 city DUGAN- 6l7 la ave
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

DENTAL PARLORS n transfer station.
second foor; all c0Rvenences. Zoo 1zth St
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FOR RENT STORERO0M

FOR RENT-Large store ROOM very Low
rent: by owner, en- premises 1s4l Z ST.
y E
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FOR SALE HOUSES

FOR SALE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY At
tractive home in a desirable section OF
Columbia Heights 6 large rooms. reception
hall. and tiled bath, improved heating sys-
ten; trimmed IN oak throughout be2uti-
fully decorated and In excellent condition
Cheap at $3.50
SHANNON & LCCHS5 rs nth ST y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-07-07

FOR SALE-NEAR GOVT PRINTING Of
fee; new bay-windoE brick dwelling o.
rooms and tiled bath, good northwest sec
tiou- modern IN every respect A good
cha4lce 70 set an up-to-date house IN 4
part -1lsrly desirable section at a low price.
Prict. 81 500
SHANNON & LUCHs, 10 nth ST. " ".
The Washington times., 1910-07-07

ST-PRE8TE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
CDII-MBIA Holding Probate Court 10.
1ss7q- Administration This IS % give notice.
That the subscriber, o. The District CT Co
1r1r7his has obtained from the Probate Court
If the District OF Columbia. letters tesla
uenrarv on the estate Of Robert Hanna
otherwise known as Robert Breddy. late o.
me District OF Columbia. deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby armed 70 exhibit the same with
he vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
10 the subscribe, on or before the 2oth day
Of June, , D. 1911. otherwise they may by
law be excluded from al benefit o. said
OF June 1910 The WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANN- BY FRED'K
EICHELBERCsE-2 Trust OFFICER CSeai) At
test: JAMES TANNER. Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia Clerk OF the
Probate C0urt- JOHN 8. LARNER, At
toTney.
The Washington times., 1910-07-07

FOR SALE-EzvTIT-ELT DETACHED. N
the very fin,St part OF Petwo-th- A
builders home, containing rooms and
tiled bath: large attic over entire house,
light, concerted cellar. improved heating
system Lot 4GIoe. with % feet OF addi-
tiOnaI parking; owner leaving city has re-
dUced price to 8. 150 for immediate sale
SHANNON & LCCHS, T15 14TH ST. y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-07-07

FOR sALE-CLOSE TO UNION STATION.
Modern bzE-window brick dwelling OF
rooms and BATH concrete cellar under
entire house, modern heating system In
first-class condition 4 rare bargain at
s. $50
SHANNON & LUCds. as I4TH ST. " ".
The Washington times., 1910-07-07
HOUSE PAINTING

ROUSE and sign painting at low pr1cess
han a GRIFFITH SIS Eye st. 5. e
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FOR sAIE-ON ONE or THE Pref
tiest streets IN Columbia Heights A
beautiful colonial design home OF six rooms
and tiled bath. substantially Constructed
and in Al condition Il VIII be a pleasure
for you 20 inspect this property Must
be sold quickly. Reduced to $500
SHANNON & LUCHS. rs nth ST. y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-07-07
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n H PHILPITT. Reliable Umbrella and
PGrasoi Maker Repairing and recovering
q specially Crave1nette. gloria. ana silk 81
s11 = y w
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LEGAL NOTICES

ST-PRF.NTE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLJABIA- Holding Probate Court No
17ISs. Administration This IS 10 give notice.
That the subscriber. Of the District OF Co
l11r7bia has obtained from the Probate Court
of the District Of Columbia. letters tesla
7nenrarv on the estate Of Barbara hot-ulann
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned % exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally aU-
thenticated to the subscriber. on or before
tie 6th day OF July. A. D. 1871 otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all 5sne-
fit OF said estate Given under my hand
this 9Th day Of j MY 1%lu- Course GJD-
RON 45S Eye st. 5 w tSea) Attest
JAMES TANNER, Register OF wills Tor the
District OF Columbia Clerk Of the PROBATE
Court JUDSON T. GULL Jr-. Attorney
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COAL AND WOOD

CooT Philips & Juenemann. W.
OOdl5oo c Ct ne su 9Th St ne. w OOQ
only Best Grades Lowest Pr5ees
Phone Lincoln zsa
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FOR SALE-EIGHT ROOMS AND TILED
hath on . nOOrs- hOt-Water heat; oak
trim throughout; large front and rear
po-ches; deep lot to alley one OF the best
built houses on the Heights Out-of-tOTn
owner writes Us TO sacrifice At once for
s. 80
SHANNON & Rs, 1s nth ST " ".
FOR SALE-G0od Investment. 3 Groom
frame houses. renting So per month, for
the three; price $4,000 for the 3 BOX Isl
Times Office
FOR SALES. 1oO-Iz1s Potomac ave. s e
a substantial 6-room and bath. 2-story and
cellar brick house furnace heat; - It park
ing and front porch To be sold subject to
800 per cent trust Balance SI.ee0 cash.
OWNER. P O. BOX 1Ss-
7O2 nth ST y W
FOR SALE-Two S-story buildings: 6 apart
rrents. rooms and bath each. coal and
gas ranges. cabinet mantels. always rented
S1cS per year: need money viii sacrifice
for $780, II per cent Investment II you
want this talk quick Call after ?. m-s OF
address
JOHN D. BRAGUNIER. 81 N 81 \. e
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COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED Board in country for three-year-
old boy must be reasonable and where
there arr other children address with low
est terms Mrs MAY. The Exeter, Wash
ington. D. c.
BALTIMORE COTTAGE. RehobOth. directly
on surf. open June .. large porches- eX-
Celient meals terms moderate. special fam
!ly rates. Mrs. BOWEN, Prop.
ACSTEI--Bodrders on farm ~ miles from
Remington, IS miles from washington 6ne
table vegetables, nils ice. Lruit- families
OF parties desired $ per week Mrs W A
NM Remington FauQU county. Va
SUMNER bOarders-Elk Ridge Cottage. pIs1-
= of shade, large porch good table Ad-
dress p r Philips RID J. Weverton. Nd
PLEASANT ROOMS. frst-ciass board. for
adults only. no invalids taken Address
BOX Z. Eiuemont. Va
BALTIMORE COTTAGE. Rshoboth, directly
on surf. open June g. large rorches- e.
esI.ent meals terms Moderate special fan
- rates Mrs, BOWEN. Prop,
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The TOVE-T 80 WIS ave JTenleytowu
rd-) Highest and coolest point near city,
1iry rooms large porches: abundant table
Phone Cleveland S1s ~
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SPIRlTUALlSM

NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reads
your life correctly gives names. facts:
readings daily and SUNDAY. 61 50 81 ~ Z
Cor F. near Union Station Ladies only
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RUG WEAyiNu

RUGS FROM WORN CARPETS The OH
LAUREL FIRM, -2236 Ca ave. Phone North
"a y. and Laurel. I'D.
WORN CARPETS converted into ha-5eo-7a
rugs The OLD Laurel. FFFz7T 49,
guaranteed 2cS6 Ca ave. Phone -gss4 Y
Old CARPETS woven iuto n77T------ =
vergibIe rugs send postal card
HOME RUG CO. Office. . sth 81 y
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MOUNT IDA

REDUCED FROM s. 30 TO sz5a
This new dwelling. with 8 large rooms and
bath, Is ghe greatest bargain have ever
listed lots I fare &C any part % the
city high altitude; large porcLess srrEaII casa
payment and essy terms.
HUGH - THRIFT Unioa Trust Bldg.
The Washington times., 1910-07-07

WINDOW CLEANING
HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY TINDOWS7
Waite help and moderate prices LEON L
CEECgN- Acme sFuldy wv Clc7S.'lE Co. re-
MOI 20 81 G St y r. Phone II 7159-
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7 FOR RENT-On Z. Cap St, new, rooms,
tile bath, hOt-water heat cellar back
/ pOrchess cheap
WILLEIT q REINECkE. 1913 II ST. y. w.
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BICYCLES
BOATS, YACHTS, ETC.

CCO-For charter BY day OF week: large ca
pacity: fast Apply Ar EINNIX- 6th and
Wzrer SITS s. "
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-26
STAFFORD ITEMS FROM SCRIBBLtR

Stafford c. H., Va, July 22nd, 1910.
Just 40 years ago yesterday, and the
battle of Bull Run was fought.
Mr.. w. A. Morton, Jr., of Washing
ton, was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. T..
A. Bryan, for two days this week, but
left for Ruther Glen, Caroline county,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gordon, Of
Richmond, with their family have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Moore
for the past few days. They leave for
home tomorrow.
Mrs. G. w. Gardner, Of Bunker Hill,
w. Va, mother Of Mrs. Hardesty, and
her aunt, Mrs. J. II. Gardner, Of Lee
town, same State, are guests OF Rev.
and Mrs. Hardesty at the parsonage.
The last few days have charmed
natures heart as well as those Of our
farmers. Fruit is ripening, the corn is
being worked, aad the voice Of the
thresher is heard in the land, all of
which gives promise in the future OF
peace and plenty in this great old State
Of Stafford.
Mr.. Harry Fitz Lee paid the Clerk 8
Office a short call this week.
Judge Jno. G. Moncure, accompanied
by some members of his family and
friends, paid the Court House and
Clerks office a call, something he rare
ly fails to do upon his annual return
from his Louisiana home to his old
home in Stafford. After drinking from
the courthouse well he remarked he
had drank from the same source 10
years ago."
The Old Oaken Bucket, extract:
How sweet from the green, messy
brim to receive it,
As poised on the curb it inclined to
my lips;
Not a full blushing goblet could tempt
me to leave it,
Tho filled with the nectar that Jupiter
sips.
Bishop Lloyd preached to fair con-
gregation at Old Aqua church last
Wednesday.
A great many Of our people attended
the picnic at Whitewater the same day.
Scribbler.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-26

days above referred to has not yet ex-
pired. 1t is Of record that local OPP
tion election was held in this city May
9th, 1908, and, therefore, more than
two years have expired from the date
of the last election, May 5th, 1903, and
the date of filing this petition.
Such being the case, considering and
on opinion that the statute law as to
the method and procedure OF local OPP
ton election must absolutely guide,
control and direct me and that | have
no option and discretion in the matter,
do grant said petition and fix and des-
ignate Tuesday, Sept 6, 1910, for
which shall issue the usual writ OF
election.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-07-26
u onday, Aug 1st, 1910,

beginning at the hour of IL a. M,
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, the property
in said deed of trust set forth, consist
ing, among others, of the following:
The brick plant on said property in
first class running order and being a
complete plant and consisting Of !
Atlas boiler and engine and all fittings
and beltings thereto belonging; Cham
bers Bros. No. brick machine COM
plete with automatic off bearing table;
| Martin pug mill, complete; com
plete crusher with shafting and betting
and pulleys; ! tempering machine to-
gether with all picks and shoyels, bar
rows, belts and all the machinery and
tools used in connection there
with, the same heretofore constituting
the property of the Fredericksburg
Brick Company; and bay mare, 8
years old, named Nellie; black
mare, 8 years old, named "Mollie"; ]
bay horse, 10 years old, named Jerry;
grey horse, Is years old, named "Joe
| black horse II years old, named
"Joe"; bay horse, about 20 years old,
named ION cdFIS anu wagon HO"
at the said brick yard; bay mare,
about II years old, named Dora; !
COW, of white color, named Daisy; !
cow, a short horn, named Hazel"
COW, Durham, named Carrie; l
COW, Jersey, named Helen; also
two brick kilns; one drying shed and
one shed over the brick machinery, and
also a number of good building brick at
said brick yard.
Next will be sold some farming i'm
plements situated on the farm of the
said George j. Fletcher on the Plank
Road about one mile west of the said
brick kiln, and also the two tracts OF
land with house thereon occupied by
said George J. Fletcher, and containing
80. .68 acres, and the other adjoining the
first containing 1889 acres, also farm,
ing implements, cattle, etc., on said
farm. Terms Of sale cash.
A. w. Embrey, Trustee.
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