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12 St tr CARDINALS VISIT ENDS Irish Primate Will Return to New York To day MAKES MOUNT 7EEH0H TEIP Prelate Places Wreath oa the Tomb of Washington AttendVReeepfion Given by Borate Cockrin and Is a Guest of Holy Cross Academy Talks to Chil dren at St Patricks School Cardinal Ixurue will leave Washing ton this anorning for New York After a brief visit to Boston and Niagara Falls will return to Ireland The Irish primate was entertained at dinner last night br Representative Bourke Cockran Of New York Father Russell rector of St Patricks also was present The cardinal In a short address said that his reception In this country had far surpassed his expecta tions Representative Cockran torn we primate how legislation was facilitated In the House of Representatives and also explained the political situation In this country to day The cardinal remarked that he hoped to see Irelands affairs some day conducted along the same lines Cardinal Logue accompanied by Father Russell and Father McGuIgan visited Mount Vernon yesterday afternoon and the cardinal placed a wreath unon Washlnrtons tomb He was con ducted through the historic manslonj and expressed amazement at tne wonderful preservation of the old building and furniture Vint to Holy Cross Academy On his return to Washington he paid a brief visit to the Holy Cross Acad emi He was cordially received Miss Agnes Hamilton of Houston Tex read an original poem alter wnicn me vis Itor was entertained by musical selec tions by Misses Agnes Downey feu zanne Yerby Imogen Karns Margaret Curtis Margaret OToole and Evelyn Pomar Cardinal Logue delivered a brief address In which he expressed satisfaction at the advancement of the church especially along educational lines in this country The cardinal in an address to the chil dren at St Patricks school yesterday rooming explained the system of the schools in Ireland and also told them funny stories The youngsters received his remarks with Interest and enthusias tically aDDlauded at every opportunity The conference of the archbishops of the Catholic Church In America was opened yesterday morning at the Catholic Unlerslty Cardinal Gibbons presiding The stite of the church was the principal subject discussed Among those In attendance were Archbishops Hyan of Philadelphia Glennon of St Louis Ireland of St Paul Keane of Dubuaue OConnell of Boston and Blenk of New Orleans Accept Knights 50000 Offer At a meeting Wednesday of the board of trustees of the Catholic Unlverslt of which the archbishops together with Bishops Moeller of Cincinnati Maes of Covington Horstman of Cleveland and Foley of Detroit Mgr Lavelle of New York Bishop OConnell rector of the university and Messrs Eugene Phllbin of New York Walter Smith of Philadelphia and Richard Kerens of St Louis are members an offer of the Knights of Columbus to raise 500 000 for the support of the university was ac cepted The Ancient Order of Hibernians also presented a plan for the establishment of scholarships ranging from 300 to J500 year each division of the organization to maintain one of these scholarships No action was taken A statement was made that even though the Knights of Columbus have pledged SoOeouu the university will need more funds to prosecute tne work In hand and steps will be taken to add to the treasury from other sources DISTKICT TEAM TO SHOOT Will Meet Midshipmen at Annapolis in Rifle Match To morrow The rifle team of the National Guard brigade of the District will compete with a team from the Naval Academy at Annapolis to morrow The local team will start at 8 30 oclock In the morning by trolley from the station at Fifteenth and streets northeast The team will consist of these officers MaJ James I Bell Inspector general of rifle practice team captain Lieut Col Luther Reichelderfer First Regiment MaJ Glendie II Young First Regiment MaJ William Harvey Second Regiment Capt Alexander Summers Second Regiment Capt William Cookson First Regiment First Lieut Milton Farrow Second Regiment First Lieut Frank Holt Second Regiment First Lieut Ralph Alderman First Regiment xirsi iieut ireaericK jh wetaenreicl Second Regiment First Lieut Charles i Jfutnam signal corps First Lieut Harry Lei rear First Regiment and irsr iieut iiarry uaiaweii Jflrst Regiment Kentucky Club to Entertain A reception and entertainment under the auspices of the Kentucky Republican Club will be given at the Pythian Temple Saturday night Representatives John Lang ley and Bennett of Kentucky will be the principal speakers Lewis Steely will preside and make the welcoming address Other addresses will be made by Henry Champ president of the League of Republican State Clubs George Baber Mlddleton Smith andLuther Walter Vocal solos will be rendered hj Benjamin A Lineback and Thomas Jones Miss Ruth Hartey will render a lolln solo SOCIAL KSB PERSONAL CONTINUED CTEOU SEVENTH PACK lantlc City where they will spend their honeymoon Mrs McCollocn wore smart traveling ult of dark blue cloth with a bat of the same color Mr and Mrs McCollocn will return to Wash ington for a visit before going to neue Fontaine Mrs John Wood WvUlUngher daughter Mrs John Murphy of Rich moridV Va Mrs 8 Rice nd Jher daughter Miss Jennie TUce of Chicago will be at home Informally on Sunday May 10 at the residence Of Mrs Nordllnger 3032 street Mrs Elenor OElersori 1120 New Hamp sklre avenue announces the tengage ment of ber niece Miss Elizabeth Ward to Mr Douglas Murphy of Washington CHAT OF WELL ZNOWN PEOPLE News and Gossip of the Social Set Out aide the CaptyaL From Various Exchanges Records between Newport and Boston were broken It was learned Wednesday night iy the automobile that bore Mr and Mrs Samuel Jones Wagstaff from Harborview on Tuesday night after their wedding eceptlon The auto was the big touring car of Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt and It made the trip from Newport to the Hotel Somerset In Boston a distance of sixty eight miles in one hour and fifty seven min utes The chauffeur thus earnedv50 In gold which the bride had offered In order to induce a speed that would outdistance the throng of practical Joking friends and curious persons following in other machines Wagstaff who was Miss Pauline French offered this prize to the chauffeur just after the machine left the main en trance to Harborview amid a shower of rice She knew that outside the grounds there were a number of automobiles some of them containing photographers intent on taking snapshots of the bridal pair The machine shot out of the driveway at a tremendous pace and the police of Newport who reared to realize the object of the racing speed made an effort to halt It The occu pants of the other autos were taken completely bv surprise but they Immediately gave chase It was In vain however for the Van derbilt car had been thoroughly gone over during the day and it was in first class trim One of the chasing autos broke down five miles from Newport and before twenty miles had been pass ed the last auto was left out of sight behind the Vanderbilt machine which was then running at more than fifty miles an hour The pace was even increased on the smoother roads In open country The bride is said to have been delighted at the result of their plan to outwit pur suit The 300 000 worth of wedding presents at Harborview the home of Mrs Van derbltt were taken yesterday to the Aquidnack National Bank In Newport under the escort of armed policemen The presents will remain there until the return of the Wagstaffs from their honejmoon tour In Bermuda when the gifts will be sent to their home in Roslyn A 1 IlkLdrh A HIGH SHADE VARIttSH AND STAIN COMBINED Stairways and stair rails otight to lave a coat of jap A XAC every year in that way you can keep them always looking nice The expense is trifling because you can do the work yourself SIXTEEN BEAimFUl COLORS SIZES FROM J4PIKM tatLSITii nil rirTjyanii TO MIX BY HRST CLASS putamsswmL CRKKAUEI REFUSE SUBSTITUTES Friends of Mr and Mrs Elizur Yale Smith of 15 East Seventy fourth street New York who were married in Grace Church on November 6 last learned yesterday that Mrs Smith who Is the only daughter of Mrs Clermont Living stone Best ha3 separated from her husband Although married after an engagement which had lasted two years Mrs Smith with her mother has left the residence in aeveniy iourui street ana has gone into the country Mr Smith has not Hved with his wife for several weeks It was impossible to discover whether there Is any basis for a report which was circulated to the effect that Mrs Smith had begun action for a legal separation or divorce Friends of the family said they knew Mr Smith and his wife had disagreed but there jet remained some hope that a reconciliation would be reached The marriage of Mr Smith who is a descendant of Ell Yale who founded Yale University took place after Mr Smith had left Lee Mass the town in which he had spent most of his life A large stock farm at Lee which had been owned by Mr Smiths father Wellington Smith was sold not long ago to WJlllam Sloane Mrs Smith Is a daughter of the late Col Clermont Livingstone Best who served with distinction in the Union army during the civil war Her mother was formerly Miss Mary Tooker a sister of Gabriel Mead Tooker Mrs Smith was introduced to society in 1904 At her wedding her only attendant was Miss Anna Livingstone Short a debutante Alfred Marling a friend of the family gave Miss Best in marriage The ushers were Andre Plllot Edward Fisher Barton Doudge George Kobbe Clarence Follls and Freeman Smith After a brief wedding journey Mr and Mrs Smith returned to New York and went to live at the home of Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Best in Seventy fourth street It was not long before disagreements arose These culminated six weeks ago in Mr Smith leaving the Best house He had become Interested in the paper industry and It Is said Mrs Smith ob jected to the manner in which her hus band spent some of his time when not at business At the residence of Mrs nest it was saia noDoay mere Knew where Mr Smith now lives and that he had not been at the house since he left six weeks ago Friends of Mrs Best said they had heard that Mrs Smith had consulted an attorney In relation to her matrimonial difficulties and that an action had been brought against Mr Smith A young woman who said she repre sented Mrs Best went Into a newspaper office yesterday and left the following notice Papers have been served upon Elizur Yale Smith in a suit brought by his wife who was formerly Miss Annie Best The young bride and her mother have all the sympathy of their friends Efforts made to find either Mrs Best or Mrs Smith Wednesday night were unsuccessful Persons at the residence of Mrs Best said It was expected that she and her daughter would return to New York Monday next It Is rumored that Countess Gladys Szechenyl lias consented to participate In the great historical pageant which has been arranged at Vienna In honor of Emperor Francis Josephs sixtieth jubilee as a ruler next week It Is understood that sIm will accompany the Hungarian nobles delegation and that she will Impersonate the great Maria Theresa Queen of Hungary and Empress of Germany Maria Theresa Is the only Hapsburg the Hungarians ever loved and loyally supported When Frederick the Great threatened her Austrian capital she fled to Ofen now Budapest and with her baby at her breast made a stirring appeal to the nobles for aid a scene commemorated in song and picture hundreds of times The Queen of Hungary was then a young woman not much older than the Countess Szechenyl of to day and the American heiress will represent her In full state dress flowing robes of gold brocade a royal Vurple mantle and a crown upon her head She will ride in the procession on a milk white palfrey led by pagesln magnificent trappings Descendants of the great nobles that came to Maria Theresas aid in her hour of distress will precipe and follow the Queen each prince baron or count heading a troop of retainers in full war harness CountrSiecbenyT has offered to ride the Queens wake at the head oi twenty men at arms dressed In the full panoply of knighthood Emperor Francis Joseph left Scboen brunn Wednesday1 for the first time In two months and went to Vienna to greet the royal personages who are arriving for bis jubilee The King of Wurtemburg and other notabilities already have rived Mrs Marshall Fields Chicago home In Prairie avenue presented a beautiful scene Tuesday night in honor of tin Italian Ambassador Baron Mayor des Planches and the baroness Covers were laid for an exclusive twenty The decorations were colonial in design and brought about by means of gardenias lilies of the valley and roses KUlarney and American Beauties Mrs Field her self was resplendent In white satin and pearls and diamonds It Is noteworthy that much of the conversation was car ried on in fluent Italian although Chev alier Guido Sabetta the vice consul Jn Chicago was the only Italian present beside the Ambassador except the baroness An addition to the party for the musical programme which followed was the dinner nartv which wft carried to the residence of Mrs Field by Mrs Hugttl Birch Mrsi Fields guests were Mr and Mrs Watson Blair Mr and Mrs Hobart Chatfield Chatfleld Taylor Mr and Mrs Bryan LathropMr and Mrs Robert Mc Cormlcli Mr and Mrs Harold McCor rolck Mr and Mrs James Waller Mr and Mrs Kohlsaat and Judge Grosscup Mrs George Gould and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish had a heart to heart talk last Sunday It was a dialogue In one act en titled Our Boys Mrs Gould has been deeply worried by the failure of young KIngdon to take his degree at Columbia College His unfortunate affair with the bazers and the revolver in his freshman year frightened her exceedingly It was source of great anxiety to her and justly so ror it was doubtless the prime reason for his failure to matriculate While Mamma Could was brooding over this lamentable matter she received an invitation from Mrs Fish to run up to Garrisons and pass the week end Vith her Mrs Fish is a sympathetic soul She has a sturdy son of her own who had passed triumphantly between the Scylla and Charybdis of a course at Yale and she could appreciate the feelings of a mother whose young hopeful had been plucked In response to Mrs Fishs Invitation Mrs Gould arrived at Garrisons last Sat urday The two ladies were not long In coming to the mutually interesting subject Mrs Fish recalled with pride how Stuyve had gone West after leaving college hunted tip a job as freight clerk in a railroad office in Chicago at 15 a week and was working his way manfully up She dwelt so eloquently upon the results of this experiment and expatiated so convincingly upon the hero making qualities of the West that Mamma Gould then and there decided on a plan which is now be ing put In force Instead of going to Europe with his family as he had expected the young man will spend his summer grubbing in the mines of Colorado and Nevada Next fall he will return tp New iork and start lr on a four years course at the School of Mines with a view to becoming an expert mining engineer Thus Is again Illustrated the truth of the aphorism that the hand that rocks the cradle rubles the world An engagement of much interest just announced is that of Miss Edith Holt of New York daughter of henry Holt of the well known New York publishing house to br Joseph Colt Bloadgood associate professor of surgery at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Miss Holt has devoted much time to charitable work Dr Bloodgood Is a native of Wisconsin but has lived in Baltimore several years He Is one of the leading surgeons of that city He was graduated from the University of Wisconsin In 1888 He Is a member of a number of Baltimore clubs including the Johns Hopkins University County and Elkrldge Foxhunt clubs Miss Holt has been out for anumber of 3 ears She and her sister Miss Winifred Holt and their brother Roland Holt have for some years had a separate establishment from that of their father Henry Holt They are the children of Mr Holts first wife who was Miss Mary Florence West Five years after her death he married Miss Florence Taber Plans have been filed for the new city house to be built for Mrs Belmont at the northeast corner of Madison avenue and Fifty first ftreet New York opposite one of the old Vlllard houses and diagonally opposite Archbishop Farleys Cathedral dwellings The new building is to front 80 04 feet on the avenue and extent 3 feet on Fiftj first street and It will be four stories with a basement with facades of brick with ornamental stucco the design being of the Italian renaissance type adorned with a row of Corinthian pilas ters extending from the first story to the roof and supporting an ornamental cornice and balustrade The main entrance will be on the avenue There will be a central foyer hall di viding the length of the building and a reception room and a dining room on trie first story and a library and drawing room on the second floor The other floors will be apportioned as living rooms The building Is to cost J95 000 Whether or not the Frank Goulds have kissed and made up one thing is certainMrs Frank is learning to econ omize No longer 800 coats and 90 hats are necessary to her happiness At least she gets along without them at present Her latest economy about which the Connecticut colonies are agog with gossip Is In the matter of her summer home at Greenwich Last year she occupied the Laflan man sion at Bele Haven which is a regal es tablishment For this season she has leased a much more modest home the Stanley Tyler cottage of the same hamlet If we want good mothers in the United States we will have to import them is the conclusion arrived at by Wilbur Philips secretary of the Infant milk committee of the Association for Improvlne the Condition of the Poor In twenty eight uptown block In the neighborhood of the Plaza where the population is exclusively of the rich only thirty seven children were bom in one year he said In four blocks on the East Side containing a corresponding number of people 370 children were the years record These statistics were offered for the consideration of the Rainy Daisies jes terday at the Hotel Astor by Mr Philips In proof of his assertion that the American mother is physically unable to nourish her child throughout the allotted peroid Among the better class only 10 per cent have proved equal to this task Twenty per cent can support the baby through six months and 25 per cent through three months In the words of Mr Philips where one woman can and wont nurse her children ten would and cant Mr Philips outlined the plan of the seven infant milk depots the commute will establish on June 1 These will supply modified milk at nominal rates tnr habies a trained nurse will be on duty to give advice to mothers and visit fl lng nurses will go to we nomes oi ine poor Fifteen times as many oapies wno are fed artificially die each Year as those that are fed naturally said Mr Philips arguing that the only way to decrease infant mortality was to make the mother nurse the child Jle cited mothers clubs In France where an Infant was taken as an example and praise or blame given for Its treatment Similar organizations will be started here Mrs Unthlcum In the name ot the workers in the Actors Fuhd Fair pre sented to Mrs A Palmer the Rainy Day president gold badge in token of her services as head of the womens mWSmiGTOl ZQSTJsWXA MAY 8 JKK tA rfW RESORTS ANT TRAVEL rfcAT ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS HOTEL TRAYHOKE ATLANTIC OTT Opaa tbraasboot th rr A HoUl ClbnUd for UTs Horn Contorts TBATXOBZ HOTEL CO chas a MAHQurmv rxs wHrrx Ittucer PwllMt HOTEL RUDOLF AMERICAN EUROPEAN Rcnorated mat Beftirnlihed Tbreaslwut Directly an the Beach wltb nnotatnicUd tUw of tli eeeaa and boardwalk M0 Octan View Rooms a cnlU with IN prirata aea water batha Bam for WashinctosUns is Atlantic City Special ratea tor May and June Tor further JnXor natlos write to Kndolf or phone to RatTey Bestam ent 1L 3093 JOEL HILLUAN Proprietor GALEN HALL HOTEL AND 8ANATOETCK ATLANTIC CITT A few weeks In our comfortable and elegnt house with ererr modern conTrotene and superior tenia ana serrice win pe a treat restorer Baths tor pleasure or health tor ladles and sen tlemen with trained attendants only dS LTOUNG General Hanacer KJIAN STZAMEES OCEAHSTiAlQSS ryyHB jrVitfV ASS iSE SEMI WEEKLY From Piers 41 52 54 Nlh Klvcr NY CUNARD LINE Queenstown Liverpool London Paris Imciadlagjlic World Famed Sttamaalps LUSITANIA MAURETANIA SAILING WEDNESDAYS Largest Finest eed Fastest Aloat Ftr tceompudaiiaut aailapSrtiaUrt mpplj THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO Ltd tr Leeal aieats NEW YOBX BOSTON CHICAGO THE DUNLOP pr DlrecUr the beach Conrenlenr to ocean piers and all emusenwnta Open all rear Newly famished since last aeasoo Eslarcd magnificent cafe seatrfic 800 roll orcbeatra Rooms an suite wtth prlTata baths European plan nlr UM per dar and upward ROBERT DELANT TTop BOWMANi Mgr dXJ HOTEL DENNIS This house is delightfully located directly on the beach and haa an unobstructed tIow of tha ocean and boardwalk WALTER BUZBY RALEIGH HOTEL Ocean End St Charles Place near Steel Pier 50 large rwiru ocean Tlew prirate baths eler ton Ac unexcelled cuisine special Mar and June rates iiookleU DYNES dS KFNT1FRTON 8 TENN AVE 3D DOOR JUiflUrvKMUn from Beach and Toung a pier special 31 up weekly Sat to Mod 33 fam hotel capac ZOO private batha ocean Tlew rooms cUt home cooking MITCHELL dJU HOTEL NEW ENGLAND South Carolina are and the Beach private baths elevator aua pa lor capacity 350 superior table special spring rates BRTAN A WILLIAMS HOTEL BICHM0ND Mr 300 EleVator sua parlor baths Ac Special 310 to 315 weekly GRAHAM apl3 dS WASHINGTON HOTELS HOTEL GORDON l6lhandEyeSts HW In the select residential district only two eiiares from the White House Slate War Nary and Treasury departments A high class family snd transient hotel Rooms single or en suite wlh bath American plan 33 up European plan 3L50 up A McKEE SPECIAL SUMMER RATES Hotel Richmond SEVENTEENTH AND STREETS MAT 1 TO OCTOBER 1 RESTACRAVT A LA CARTE PHONE MAIN 1j66 FOR RATES ress AMERICAN AND EUROFEAN NEW JERSEY AVENUE Under the Dome of United Statos Capitol Washingtons newest and moat thoroughly modern hotel Elegant Banquet Rooms European Cafe Prl rate Dining Rooms fo small partlea White hlp enly 3 A MANUEL Manager THE LINCOLN HOTEL 8W Running hot and cold water In all rooms Rooms vlth bath If desired European plan 31 a da American plan 3 a da A A HYATT Proprietors St James European WASHINGTON AMERICAN LIME Plymouth Cherbuum Southampton PhUadelphlaQneenstaTrn Liverpool ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE New York London Direct I RED STAR LINE New York Dover Antwerp WHITE STAR USE New York Qtieensrtown Liverpool Plymouth Cherbourg Southampton BostonQueenatown Liverpool 7 Resmlar Sailing Tfl IT I New York and Boston lU II Mas I Washington Office 1300 Street NW li HICKS Patenter Agent HAMBURG AMERICAN London Parls Hamburg PennsylTanlaMay iKalserln new Mayll Bluecher May 111 Pretoria May 23 Gibraltar Naples Genda Hamburg May MlBatavla Aug 33 Holtke June 2Hamburg Aug 27 TRAVELERS CHECKS ISSUED Company Office 45 Broadway JT DROOP I SONS I ra are VIRGINIA BES0ETS WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS BATH COUNTY VA Are now opea for guests For circulars and terms address Mrs JQHN EUBANK Warm Springs Bath County Virginia wf3 NEW HAMPSHIBE RES0ETS WAUMBEK AND COTTAGES Jefferson Jf IL White Mountains Season June to October BOOKLET CHARLES MURPHT Manager Address Lakewood until June 1 mwtS RAILROADS 0LLAND AMER1GA LIN TWlfr SCREW PASSENSES SERVICE NEW YORK ROTTERDAM via BOULOGNE Noordam Mar 20 I New Amsterdam June Statendara May 27 Ryndam June 19 Steamer ROTTcRDAM Appointments 24 170 tons Register 37 180 tons Displacement Maiden Voyage July 1 from New York Send for Descrlptlre Booklet Holland America Line 39 Bwav Oc Local Aeent SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LIM 10000 Ton Twin Screw Paisenger Steamers Lsiret iv Torwov Sweden and Denniaric Sailing from New lork at noon Hellg Olar May HI Tletgen June 4 United State May 2S Oscar II June 11 Saloon 37o And up Sc ond cabin 3S7 30 A 12 Johnson A Co Broadway Or 40 Local Aguu CLARKS 40 TOURS TO EUROPE Most comprehenslTe and attraetlre errr offered CLARK Times Bldg New York niCKS 3303 at nw Washington EXCTJBSI0NS WASHINGTON BALTIMORE AND ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY CO THE ELECTRIC LINE With the most luru lous best lighted and fastest inururoan ear in America THE NEW AND BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE MD ANNAPOLIS MD AND GREAT NAVAL ACADEMY ONLY 7S MINUTES From White Housa Station 15th and as NORTHEAST Washington to the heart of the business shopping hotel and theater districts of Baltimore and a direct connection with every Important street car line inthat city 0LY 76 MINUTES TO ANNAPOLIS ANDTHE GREAT NAVAL ACADEMY The only line whose cars enter that city and reach the gate of the Naral Acaden THROUGH LIMITED PALACE GARS All lath and eta cars leaving the corner ot IBth and ave NORTHWEST every three minutes make direct connection with Through Limited Palace Cars leaving White Houte action For Baltimore every hour on the half hou from 6 30 a lo 11 30 dally For Annapolis snd Naval Academy eve hour on the half hour from 630 a and continuing until 7 30 and at 9 30 and II 3 dally All of these tars however will re qura trsnefer at Naval Academy Junction Addtlonal service may be obtained by taking any of thj Limited cars for Bal lmoroand trans ferring at Navil Academy Junction No walking or hiring ot cbs necessary In Washington to reach our station Fares One way Round trip To Baltimore Md 73c 1 23 To Annapolis Md and Naval Academy 75c 3125 Tickets Issued by this company Include street csr fare In the District of Columbia on the lines ot the Washing on Railway and Electric Company For Information and tickets apply at Ticket Offices Mth and ave aw or 15th and sts ne Washington or addrers SLAUGHTER General Traffic Manager Baltimore Md AWTttN SALES SLOAN lea ABCHeKSBtS 107 STREET TSUSTEK8 SALS OT VALUABLE IJtTOOVBD SEAL PROPBKTT NOv 1T STREET NORTHWEST TO CLOSE AN ESTATE Under end by vtrtwe of Ute powers snd duties devolved upon the sndenlgn In snd br the last wffl sad testsBMatt Mary Cones deceased which has been duly admitted to probate sad record lbs District of Columbia the AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY will offer or sals at pablUi sartloa la front of the premises en TUESDAY ths 13th day ot May at quarter past ocloclt ths following described real estate sltusts ta ths city of Washington ta said District tU All ot lot numbered twenty four 4 snd the west sevsa 7 feet snd six laches treat by the full depth Kt lot numbered twenty fire 35 In squsr numbered one hundred snd tfty alas 05 ths west twtnty flvs 3S feet front ot said land being lm provad by the large fowr stories snd basement brick dwell Ine No 1TT street northwest con taining thirteen rooms two baths butlers pantry I ins east iwenry leet iron Is anlmproTRd Wide slley la ths rear Ths properties will be offered separately It desired but otherwise will be sold ss whole Terms One third cash balance la equal Installments st one snd two ysass with Interest st per ceatura per annum payable semlsnnualty from ths day of atr and secured by deed ot trust on the property sold or all rash st ths purchaser a option JL deposit sf 33000 will be required st the time ot sale All conveyancing and reeerdtnj will be at ths purchasers cost Terms to be compiled wtth within tenydsys Otherwise ths trustee reserves the right to resell st ths risk snd eot of th defaulting purchaser AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY Trustee under the lsst will snd testament ot Mary BZ Cones deceased By a BELL President Attest JAMES HOOD Secretary ap2Msai ADAM A WESCHLER AUCTIONEER Receivers Sale in Bankruptcy of a Large Stock of lCunibeiy Sash Doors Blinds Molding Glass Machinery Mill Work Office Furniture Wagons Harness being the entire contents of the Thomas Riley Lumber Yard 13th St and Ohio Avenue Northwest By vfrue ef ss order of the Supreme Court of the District ot Columbia holding Bankruptcy Court lit re Thomas Riley bankrupt No 533 the undersigned receivers will sell by puollo aua tlon at the Above Lumber Yard 13th and Ohio Avenue Northwest Com mencing TUESDAY the 12th day of MayAD1908at 1030oClock AM and Continuing Daily at the Same Hour Until the Entire Stock is Disposed of Consisting of large stock of miscellaneous Lumber Sash open and glased Doors Blinds Cedsr Posts Columns Laths Miscelleneous Mojalng Millwork Window and Door Frames Balusters Plinth and Corner Blocks Flsg Poles Plate Cathedral and other Glass Hardware Office Furniture Mill Machinery Elevator 23 Wagons Harness Ac Ac The above stock may be Inspected dally pre vous to sale LE6AI NOTICES Jt3JWrr Attorney FILED MAY 13sU IC YOUNG CLERIC TW the Sanrssas Court of tha District of Columbia Frank Ring executor under will of Anns Smith MalletU deceased vs Jean She nonet aL In Equity No 37733 Ths object ot this suit Ja to obtain a decree constrains the will of Abbs Mallett deceased sad for ths eestrmatlon st William Saunders George Whits and Frank King ss trustees named ta aaid win Upon motlon of cemplalnant It Is this Tlh day of May A 13M ordered that ths defendants Jesa Louisa shelton Anas Qertrudo Shelton a minor snd Robert Phllo SneKnn a minor cause their appearance to be entered herein on or before ths fortieth day exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays occurring after the first day ot subllratlos of this order otherwise ths case will be proceeded wtth ss la case ot default provide copy of this order be published snee week tor three successive weeks In ths Washington Law Reporter sad Ths Washington Post before aaid day By ths court ASHLEY GOULD Jostles A true copy Test SesL YOCNO Clerk Bjf WM LEMON Assistant Clerk mytl3n SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO Ismbla holding Probata Court No 131 Administration This Is to give sotlcs that ths subscribers of the District ot Columbia have obtained from the Probate Court of ths District of Ctlnmbls letters testamentary en ths estate ot John Caaaela late of tha District ot Columbls deceased AH persons having claims against ths accessed are hereby warned to exhibit the ssme with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the Subscribers on or before ths TWENTY NINTH DAY OF APRIL A 1MM otherwise they may by law be excluded from sll benefit at said estate Gives under our hands this th day St April 1303 ELLEN CASSEL3 107 street northwest AMERICAN SECURITY AND THL8T COMPANY by JAMES HOOD Secretary At leaf Seal Vf TAYLOR Deputy Register of Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk ot ths Probate Court WILLIAM A McKXKNEY Attorney myl313 Terms cash myl dds Lc LOVING Receiver 416 th St nw PARKER Receiver 11 14th st nw AT THE ARIZONA Hotel 310 nw 10 minutes walk from lalon Station Free bus European and American NEW YORK RESORTS AAAA TWO FAMOUS HOTELS ON THE LAKES OF THE ADIRONDACKS Under one general supervision snd management HOTEL CHAMPLAIN and Cottages LAKE CHAMPLUN CLINTON COINT1 One of the most magnificent Summer Hotels In America In center of Vatural Park of 450 acres OPENS JVLY 1 Goir tennis boating bathing fishing atractve social lie Auto garage Look let and all information Kerr York Office 243 Fifth Ave ROBERT MURRAY Manager Ttto partlcalnrly fine Cottages to rent i FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL LIKE GEORGE 3150 000 spent In lmproveme its sln last season One hour from Ss a oga Srlngi 4 Attractive and charming surroundings Opns July 1 Booklet and all Inforxatlon Aevr lork Office 243 Fifth Ave Until jlly i WILSON Manager jS CHESAPEAKE BEACH Round Trip 50c Trains leae District line at 10 a and 3 pm Returning leave the Beach at 4 and 7 pm WASHINGTON AND POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY Eighth Street Wharf Steamer Harry Randall Monday and Wednesday at 4 for Lower Potomac landings Dlls to Lower Machodoc Creek Saturday 7 a for landings between Glymont and NomlnL Steamer Wakefield Sunday Tuesday and Thurs dsy at 7 a for Upper Potomac landings to Colonial Beach and Mattox Creek Steamer Estelle Ran lall Dally 7 30 a for Glymont and Intermediate points 8unday Tuesday and Thursday to Ganders In addition Return trip same day Schedule subject to tide and weather and to change without notice BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD LEAVE NEW UNION STATION ROYAL BLUE LINE EVERY THER HOLR OV THE ODD HOUR TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK NEW TERMINAL 23D ST NEW YORK 7 00 a Diner Pullman Parlor 00 a BuSet Parlor Five hour train 59 00 a Diner and Pullman Parlor Car til 00 Diner and Pullman Parlor Car 1 00 Diner and Pullman Parlor Car 3 00 pm Royal Limited Al Pulman 5 hr 00 Coaches to PhilaJc phia a 00 Diner and Pullman Parlor 8 00 Coaches to Philadelphia 11 30 Sleeper 2 32 a Sleepers ATLANTIC CITY t7 00 9 00 fU 00 a tl 00 00 A EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR TO BALTIMORE WM days 7 00 a to 00 2 52 t5 00 30 7 00 720 t8 00 8 30 9 00 30 10 00 11 00 a tl2 00 neon t2 0j 1 00 51 13 tl 00 3 00 t3 20 53 30 00 5 3 00 03 5 30 If 00 30 t7 00 8 00 t3 33 10 00 10 33 11 SO 11 33 WFSTWARD CHICAGO 9 10 a 1 22 3 30 CINCINNATI ST LOLIS AND LOUISVILLE 9 10 a 05 12 40 nght PITTSBLRG 9 10 a 1 22 9 10 12 20 night CIJ2VELAND 9 10 COLUMBUS 5 30 WHFELIVO 9 10 a WINCHESTFR t9 10 a FREDERICK f8 20 tS 10 If us Tin HAGERSTOWV 9 10 a t5 00 Daily tEacept Sunday JSunday only TELEPHONES at all of the llowfng Ticket Offices 1417 st nw main 1591 19 Pennsylvania ave main 28 New Union Station Ticket Office main 7380 Information Bureau main 78 I0RF0LK WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COMPANY THE ARLINGTON Richfield Springs GASIIEIUE DE WITT Proprietor Remodeled and renovsted throughout The largest most modern and up to date hotel In Central New York Opena June 20 Opposite the famous Sulphur Baths Golf Tennis llontln and Driving Send for booklet rates Ac Address 1229 15th St NW Washington wfS PENNSYIVANIA EES0ETS SlONTEREY IAN AND COTT4GES In the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains two hours from Baltimore by western Maryland KK June 20 to October 1 Address LUCIAN DUKE Box 432 Baltimore Md until June 15 thereafter Blue Ridge Summit Pa committee Songs by Mrs Alma Webster Powell plant solos by iugenio Pivanl recitations br Miss Elise Gilford and a talk on The Value of Metropolitan Art by Miss Florence Levy made up the programme It is authoritatively stated that the Prince de Beam et de Chalals who was the husband or Miss Beatrice Wlnans daughter of Mr Ross Wlnans cf Baltimore city will visit that city accompanied by his Infant sons early during Lthe coming autumn The prince who is a member of the diplomatic corps at St Petersburg will occupy during his stay there a furnished house for which negotiations have already been opened and will be attended by a retinue of the members of the present household While the precise object of the visit has not been stated It is generally understood to be In connection with the large property Inherited by the prince from his wife the late Princess de Beam et de Chalals He Is already familiar wlththis country having been for several years attached to the French Embassy in Washington The marriage of the princeand Miss Wlnans took place the latter part of June 1905 in London where the Wl nans family had a home for the season I EVERY DAY In the year from foot 7th st for Fort Monroe Norfolk Newport News and nolnts south via auperb powerful steel palace steamers Newport News Norfolk and Washington Lv Wsshlngton 30 pml Lt Portsmouth 00 pm Lv Alexandria 7 00 pml Lr Norfolk 00 pm Ar Ft Monroe 7 00 ami Lv Ft Monroe 7 00 pm Ar Norfolk 8 Off ami Ar Alexandria 30 am Ar Portsmouth 8 30 am Ar Washington 7 00 am E7Through connections made at Norfolk with steamers Old Dominion 8tearohlp Co for New York and Merchants and Miners Steamships for Bos on tC7Genral Tlckt Offl 70S 14th sf Colo rndo J31dg Phone Main 1520 7th st wharf ritVUW Jkaijf wiuw i JNO CALLAHAN 2d Pros and Oenl Mgt CALLAHAM Genl Pass Agt 3 3D t4 OS t5 00 59 15 a 1 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY NOTE Published only ss Information and not guaranteed 4 00 LIMITED Dally Fast vestibule train Pullman sleepers to Lexington Louisville Cincinnati Indlanapolia Chicago and St Louis Psrlor car to Virginia Hot Springs week days Pullman can Louisville to Memphis anl New Orleans Dining cars a la carte service 11 10 LIMITED Dally Solid vestibule train Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati Lexington and Louisville Compartment aleeDlas car to Virginia Hot springs week asvs Dining cars a la carte service Pullman aleepers Clncln natl to Chicago and St Louis snd Louisville to Memphis Nashville and New Orleans Reservations and tlcketa at Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 513 Pennsylvania avenue 609 14th street nest and new Union Station Telephone tnalo 7380 for Vashlngton Terminal Cab Service anl main 1066 or 2206 for Ticket Office THOS OWEN A SON AUCTIONEERS TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU able Improved Real Estate known as The Northern Liberty Market and Convention Hall corner Fifth and streets northwest By virtue ef a certain deed of trust duly recorded In liber No 1 800 folio 96 et seq of the land records of the District of Columbia anl at the request of holders of bonds secured thereby the undersigned trustee will sell st public au tton In front of the premises on FRIDAY the 15th dsy of May A 1908 at 4 oclock the following described land and premises sltuste in the city of Washington District ot Columbia and designated as and being the western part of square five hundred and fifteen 515 ot the ad city fronting one hundred and eighty one 181 feet on street north One hundred and eighty one 181 feet on street north and three hundred and twenty three and ten twelfths 33 10 12 feet on Fifth street west except so much ot the said western part as is laid out as a public alley together with the lmprovementa consisting or a brick building with a market house on the first floor and a large hall on the second floor known ss Convention Hall capable ef accommodating aoout ten thousand 10 000 people TERMS OF SALE One third of the purchare money to be paid In cash balance In tnree equal Installments payable In one two and three years with Interest at alx 6 jer centum per annum payaoie semiannuaruy trom uay saie secured by deed of trust upon the property sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser A desoslt ot 32 500 will be required at time of sale AH conveyancings recording Ac at cost of purchaser Terms of sale to be complrsd with within thirty days from dar of sale otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell the orooertv at the risk and cost ot defaulting purchaser after ten days advertisement of twh re sale In some newspsper published in Wssh Irgton THE TRLST COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA Trustee Philadelphia Pa PLEPHANE A CLFPHANE Attorneys for Trustee 344 street northwest aprt62830my24 6ddt SUPREME COURT tF THBT DISTRICT Or Columbia holding Probsts Court Estate ot Addis Perkins deceased No 13223 Administration docket 33 Application having been mads herein for probate ot the Iaet will and testament ot said deceased snd for letters testamentary on said estate by Elens Smith Chapman It la ordered this 7th day of May A 1903 that Trollne Smith Raymond Smith Clayton Smith Franklin A Smith and all others concerned appear in said court on FRIDAY the 13tb day of June A 1903 at 10 oclock a ts show cause why such application should sot be granted Let notice hereof be published in ths Washington Law Reoorter and The Wsshlngton Post once each of three successive weeks before the return day herein mentionedthe first publication to be not les than thirty days before said return day ASHLEY GOULD Justice Attest Seal JAMES TANNER Regtater of Wills tor the District sf Colsmbl Clerk ot the Probate Court WILLIAM A DONCH Attorney myl 1323 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE HEALTH DEPARTMENT OP THE DISTRICT OF Columbia Washington May 7th 1903 There will be sold at tha pound corner et Twenty third street and New York avenue northwest at two oclock FRIDAY May 8th 1908 a small cark bay horse taken up from the northeastern ace tlon of the city By order ef ths Health Officer SAMUEL EINSTEIV Poundmaster 8 EDUCATIONAL Strayers Business College Ilth anSFStJ tf VY A GOOD SCHOOL Now open day snd night Individual Instruction Is shorthand typewriting bookkeeping banking civil service and other branches Tuition day school 313 per month night school 8 Trial month to students now nrolllng All graduatea guaranteed actuations Write or call for catalogue If ADAM A WESCHLER AUCTIONEER FAST ELECTRIC TRAINS FOR MOUNT VERNON DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Every Hour on the Hour 10 A MV TO 3 JV 31 Station Pa ave and 12th atvpoet offlcs corner TO MOUNT VERNON STR CHARLES MAGALESTFR Dally Ui a and 1 45 Sundays excepted Fare round trip Including admission TS cents MARYLAND BES0RTS LOCH LYNN HOTEL Mountain Lake Park Ml OPEN JUNE 15 A Spacious attractive hotel with flrst caes accommodations Casino with swimming pool bowling alleys and pool rooms Golf tennis boating Music Jn charge of Mr Herman Rake mann dFor booklet terms address LIST Proprietor ITEW YORK CITY HOTELS THEFLORENCE HOUSE MTH ST AND 4TH AYO NEW TORE Having undtrgous ths most crucial firs test ever made during the destruction ef ths Parker Build ing next soor nas provon nssix ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF It Itv now open for feuslaess a usnil or old TaTjTaK3iTo xrl An Vn iootTi rf thA princess occurred about nine months tnssu basing returned ago on the death of her second son and shortly after the deaths from con THE SUNDAY POST sumption in Paris of her mother and youngest brother Br Matt J24Q Per Tear FLORIDA ATLANTIC COAST LINE Notice Time of arrivals and departures and connections not guaranteed January 6 1908 4 20 a Dally Through Sleeping Cars anr Coaches to Jacksonville lb in Dally Sleeping Cars to Jacksonville FlA Port Tampa Fla Augusta Ga Charleston Wilmington Through Coaches to Jacksonville UNEXCELLED DINING CAR SER ICE For tickets snd all Information apply at the OFFICE OF THE LINE 1419 NEW YORK AVE NIIE NORTHWEST AND UNION STATION GEO JAMES A Washington a WHITE A CRAlO Wilmington NORFOLK AND WESTERN fcAILWAY SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 12 IMS Leave Washington New Union Station 15 a Dally All points on Norfolk anl Westers also Knoxrllle Chattanooga and Memphis 10 45 Dally Roanoke Bristol Winston Salem Knoxvllle Chattanooga Nashville Mem phis New Orleans Through Sleeper Dining csrs For Norfolk Leave Washington 4 20 a dally 11 15 a dally 45 dally Arrive Norfolk LA 4 05 Dally Berryvllle Luray Shenandoah Trains from the Southwest arrive 45 snd 1130 All Information Fourteenth street snd New York svenue Bond Building Receivers Sale in Bankruptcy of the Entire Stock of Ladies and Gents Furnishings Clothing Futures Contained in Premises No 311 7th st nw By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia holding bankruptcy court In re Myer Stern alleged bankrupt No 1 It II Miktt oi me nnaersigneu rccctvro in kii vuuiiv auction aa an entirety within the above premises on FRIDAY HAY 8 1908 At 10 oClock a a large stock of Ladles and Gents Clothing Furnishings Hats Caps Fixtures Ac Sealed proposals for the above stock and fixtures as an entirety wtH be received by the receivers at No 703 street northwest op to time of sale Certified check for 1200 must accompany each proposal Inspection after 1 oclock Thursday May Terms cash JUIJUS PEYSER Receiver 705 at nw EUGENE A JONES Receiver Commercial Nat I Bank Building 14th and its nw PROPOSALS Snttttg StenjcTaphy Bookkeeping Typewriting Bualneaa Branches Civil Service Tours Next Civil Service Examination April 27 1100 NEW TORK AVE NW The Berlitz School723 14th of Languages fSlttW Grand Prise St Louis Exposition loX Grand Prise Lies Exposition 1003 24th Year of Success in Washington French Spanish German Italian Ac Native and Selected Teachers Trial bsaoa free PRTVATE INSTRUCTION IN MATHEMATICS science languages music university graduate twenty years experience literary work revised ProL 8tatlon Box 2511 city apll Mt FRENCH LANGUAGE SCTIOOL Spring and summer tens fv lessons only to pronounce well epeak read understand yvvw rRCDHOMME tit lad ave sw GERMAN LESSONS BY HIGHLY FDCCVTFD GERMAN LADY MOGENSEN 1IS Hth at nw DANCING APRIL CLASSES FORMING MORN tag afternoon and evjnlng per mo private Instruction daily per lesson with mualei reduc tlon to clubs private residence lady Uschars Ad dress DANCING this office tf MEDICAL Dr Reed Specialist 804 17th St 27 YEARS Successful Practlc in ths Cure of Chronic Nervouj nai Special Diseues of Men and Women Means Health to You If You Suffer Prom Catarrh Obesity Rheumatism Constipation Plies Throat Lung Brain Heart Blood sad Skin Dlieaaea Nervous Debility Kidney Diseases Blsdder Troubles 8pecifls Blood Poisoning Eruptions Ulcers snd sll Private Diseases eared tor life by safe methods CHARGES LOW INLUDINa MEDICINES CONSULTATION FREE Private Waiting Rooms for Ladles ornct hours 19 in 1 to Sundays ta IX 804 SEVENTEENTH STREET JTW DR SHADE St XI rear successful srartlcs treatise nervous snd chronic diseases stomach lungs liver heart kid nays bladder stricture discharges general weak neas and disability blood skin special snd private ailment cured quickly Consultation In Chandler Building Elevator snd phone DR FISK ELGIN OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Washington April 1908 Scaled proposals in duplicate will be received here until 2 pm MAY 1908 for furnishing during year ending June 30 19 Class 1 florists supplies rlasa 2 flower pots class 3 paints oils glue tie clasa 4 hardware class 5 agricultural tin I Xpn in treatment of private diseases ehroai i ieiucma cii uwm i iiu lna scum Bxa sexes All consultations eons rop pipe and piumsers supplies class sts 1 ntUL Medietas furnished Prices moderate tionery Iass manure and fertilisers class Hours to 1 ts a 1233 Ps ave nw Phone if 10 and snd gravel class 11 soli class 12 He I mi class I lime cement Kir ac elass 14 Dries class 15 sod clan 18 fuel class 17 lumber Sepsrate proposals for each class desired Information can be obtained here CHAS 8 BROll WELL Col apt 10 1L11 nry7 1 i lm SUPREME COURT OP THE DISTRICT OP Columbia holding Probate Court No 141M Administration Thla la to give sotlcs that ths sub STibers who were by the Supreme Court of ths District of Columbia granted letters tsstsmentsrr on ths estate ot Christians Desgler deceased have with ths approval ofth Supremo Court of ths District of Columbia holding Probate Court appointed MONDAY ths lsth day of May IMS 10 oclock a m3u ths time snd said court rtom aa us place ror making payment and distribution from aaid estate under the Courts direction snd control when sad where sll creditcrs end persons are entitled to distributive shares or lcgscles or residue are notified to attend In person or by sgeut or attorney duly authorised with claims against the estate properly Touched Given under our hands this 23th day of April IMS CHARLES BAUMAN GEORGE BAIER Dp CHARLES BAUMAN Attorney Attest Seslf TYLOR Deputy Register of Wills for ths District ot Columbia Clerk of ths Probate Court myLS15 SOUTHERN RAILWAY Following schedule figures published only aa information snd are sot guaranteed For Atlanta Birmingham Mobile New Orleans Ashevllle Chattanooga Memphis 15 a snd 11 00 dally For Roanoke Knoxvllle Chattanooga Memphis New Orleans 10 45 dally For Columbia Charleston Augusts Alien Savannah Jacksonville and Florida points 4 10 dally Tourist cars for California trl weekly 4 JO Monday Wednesday Fridays Local for Harrisonburg 7 50 a dally 4 II week days fop Danville 115 an daily and for Charlottesville IS mr and 455 dally Frequent trains to snd trom Blsemont BROWN General Agent OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY OF CON gresa Washington DC May IMS Proposals will be received st this office until 2 oclock nu JUNE 190 snd then publicly opened to furnish the annual supplies ot coal ice hardware and plumbing housekeeping electrical and tainting materials snd for removing ashes snd wash lng towels Blank proposals snd other Informa tion furnished on application BERNARD GREEN Superintendent myl 1112 JeS WASHINGT0N SOUTHERN RAILWAY For Richmond and points south edericks burg Leave Union Station dally 4 29 a OS a 43 4 50 and 20 pv week days 4 OS a 11 Iff a Sundays only 130 Pullman aleeping er parlor cars on all above trains Accommodation for Fredericksburg fit a week days Time of arrivals sad departures and connections sot guaranteed Genl Eupt Trat Mgr SEABOARD AIR LINE JRALLWAY Ticket Office 1421 Peon Ave Notice Following schedule not guaranteed 1 C3 a so dally Seaboard Mall Tbrougn coaches and Pollman sleepers to Ssvrnnah snd Js keonvllle Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet to Atlanta Dining cars 1 dally fteabosrd Express Coach and Pullman to Savannah Jacksonville Tamps Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Dining ears 8 STANSELL District Passenger Ajtni WASHINGTON BARRACKS MAY 7 IMS Sealed proposala In triplicate wll be received until It soon May 27 IMS and then opened for ternlahlng snd laying primary snd secondary electric csbls here Information on application ROSE First Lieut Engrs Qr Mr my7S4La2 COUNTRY BOARD WANTED BOARDERS IN AN IDEAL COUNTRY home high healthy pine and mountain sir shade pure water good table airy rooms convenient to rtatlon 124 per month for slults SU for cblldrenT Address BOX 10 Canesvnie Vs ON CITY AND SUBURBAN ROAD ONE FARE nice large rooms good water fins Ubls shads Sowers own vegetables WM ALLEN ML Ralster Md LEESBURO DTN LEESBURO VA FINE CLI mate good ubls KICKER BARRT Proprietors SO DGLE8IDE NEAR TH3 CITY RIGHT ON THE electric ltns Rckville road pleassst rooms beat horns cooking homelike snd cheerful surroundings prices moderate Apply Mrs HEAD Randolph Md sjyS MASSACHUSETTS KES0ETS HOTEt ASPINWAIL LENOX MAS THE BERKSHIRE HILLS Opes June Is ISO Dry Cool Climate Pure Water Fine Auto Oarage snd Livery SEA VET Manager Choice Villa Sites for sale mwf BALDUS 31 PH German Specialist on Diseases ot the Brain Nervous Systems Heart Kidneys Stomach snd other diseases Doctors service snd medicine 32 Consultation free Tel 2S1S Hours 10 ta to Ss cor th and fats nw Closed Sundays BLOOD POISON F0S MOIE THAI TWUTT YUJV wehATepiido the core of blood pplsoa specialty Primsryaormvlsry or Tertiary Blood PoUoa Permanently Cured You can be treated st horns under same narsntj Capital SKXXOOO We solicit tha most obstl nata eases If yon hare exhausted the old methods of treatment and still have aches and pains linens Patches In Mouth Sort Throat Pimples Copper Colored Spots Ulcers on any part of the body Hair or Eyebrows falllntr out write for proofs oX taxes JOOpaso Book Free COOK REMEDY CO It 65 63 STATE STncmai60UJL mn AND WOMES Use Big for nnnstnrsl discharges Inflammations Irritations or ulcerations of fnneans fnmfiri SSS SSMegleS PsIbUu nl ant atrln tktui CrooaaCa gent or poisonous CaS0UTWC3 Drag data uyl for plain wrapper SlAVor 3 bcttlea X27S re LADIES DR LaFRANCOS COMPOUND Bsfe speedy rrrnlstort ZS cent Drnnrlsrs or mail Booklet tree DR LarRAhCOPhlladlrvvPs READ THE WANT ADS jayfetgg yy es ejsttoit mtgjt.