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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-ON 4 SNAIL PLACE At LAUREL.
Nd. a man and WIFE, mau gardener, wife 10
DO Homework. good wages, excellent home Tor re-
liable parry. Address BON l9. Herald Office
NANTED-THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
pliers and typewriters exceeds the supply \ course
at cur school requires from % to - days SPECIAL
afternoon sessions Tor g0vcTnmeut eHploYts 6IENO-
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Arraigned ON a crave Cbar.e.

Kate Maxey ana PAM AIeagher. when
lrraigned yesterday before Justice stat
ford ~ Criminal Court No. On the
charge OF having performed an Illegal
operation on Claudia Parrish pleaded
nos suilty The Parrish girl il Is az
legged. died last June AT 5he Colun,f,i.,
Hospital IS & result Of The operation.
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REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OF THE DIS
+ triet II Colombia. sealed proposals Hii uc re-
caiged 90 Sc slHeriHteHdeut- 5,fee az Pc Reform
Conduit road rear tlc District 81 Colu.nhia bound
arF Aue until Thursday. the 18Th day of Octo-
tao rrec-iaH and completion ~ tHosfory hrlc6
building 20 De located che grounds ut said Re
FORM school On tla conduit road, near The D7tfi-t
ot Columbia boundary line. The plans and specih-
e.iia-5 f1r al taslfrS mss ae ses4 ar4 examine
III TIDE ofile II Nst-l G. Cle-s5u Na- 1917 II street.
northwest. has.ia-ltH -. e.. Iie ri-Ht ro Ttr-ct
ans aua aH proposals is reserved. CHAPLIN
BROWN. President E1lTQ az Tms-lCz lcIl-l-rdEs
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SITUATIONS WkNTEl...MALE.

LAW STUDENT WHO SPEAKS SPANISH.
with business education. desires position as as
LAW STUDENT. Ii B.. DESIRES POSITION
IN attorney oftice. Address BOX G Herald o.
fec ocIs-9t
SUCCESSFUL ENERGETIC. OUTSIDE SALES
man wants position Address BOX e. Herald Of
fer acfs-sf
WANTED-RY A COLORED NAN PLACE As
c1aclInau or driver Call 5l7 Q ST. NV ocls3t
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ROOMS WAIVED,
ROOMS WANTED

Now is the time - rent your rooms. The Colum-
bia Renting Agency i~ the one agency that viii
rent them quick We devote osr time exclusively to
renting rooms and apartments. furnished ami uR-
furnished IN all paris II Washington Cal and see
Us. 5l9 18th ST. NV Ground floor. Phone 81. s6)i.
0Co0-7t
If YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED BRING
them to Gcrou, Dent s. Co. Gil 9Th ST. NV
are the only real estate agents renting rooms
ocls-u
You CAN REACH EVERYBODY N WASEIING-
ton desiring ROOMS through the CENTRAL RIAL.
ESTATE co. II j. 2 Tesult-bunTlnC medium rates
On request. Address 1927 + st. NV. room > Phone
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sEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket offlcc. 1921 Pennn. nre.

For Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington. Columbia.
savannah, Jacksonyiile Tampa. Atlanta. BImng-
ham. Mobile Pensacola and New Orleans
1859 s. NJ EAILI-Seaboard Man Through.
Coaches and Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville fla.
also through Sleeper Washington e. BfTafiai an
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington 30 Hamlet y O.
So 81. BAtAl-Seabeard Express. Solid tTain.
with Pullman SLEEPER 10 Jacksonville and Fanrs.
Through SLEEPER 10 Atlanta Ermnasaana aud
Memphis CAFE Dining O..
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0ST-ON CHAPLIN OK FOURTEENTH SITS
Friday mouing. one lingerie waist. in pastcboard
box. Reward i returned 90 l96 Vermont ave n.y.
LOST -BREASTPIN. 5sTONE DIAMONDS AND
pair solitaire earrings, Saturday afternoon on
way from Washington safe Deposit 60. shore
ham Hotel a large reward win be- psid in
their recovery and questions asked. In1-iirc
OFFICE. Hotel Sh0roham oclg-lOt
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FLATS E0R RENI.

FOR RENT-Sl25 50 ONLY-f ROOMS AND BATH .
gas range: lst floor. Isl Newport place NV Sls 30
1894 10th 81. NV. SAMUEL 7. SMITH 4 CO iii
Colorado Bldg aclaaf
FOR RENT-S9 So To COLORED TENANTS
Togms 08 Bosedale ST. He = T. SMITH 4
CO. 2ii Colorado Bldg ocla 81
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED SECONDHAND EOLI~TOp DESK
Herald Office as-ggf
WANTED TO Buy Old EATHER BEDS
Hhen SELLING vhT nos ofap postal 81 an Old r.
liable FINN Mark g. Co. ST -Il opposite sass'
lf TAuur Main 1853 ref9.slt
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FUENfTt CAR
pets, qi4ce ard store f1furrs 81 sli sl0ds tufGi-
tuIe stored packed ana shipped Address BAU A.
81 Pa. ave. uR. Phone Main i5f
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PERSONAL

He WAS a STRONG NAN. AND TAKING 4
strong grip uGe pen. wrote az postal fa cad
with our bunch Of hand cash for those mcns worn
garments SHOES hats and shirts; $50 are TTnngd
IUSTH 5 OLD STAND, ST ID.
POUND METHOD or CURING CHRONIC
cases Of rheumatism. loconotor stsxia, Blight ;
disease. diabetes PARALYSIS and kindred alhnentss
used ia freuch ana German hospitals for baif a
century. Endorsed % leading French physicians
can and learn about Washington references.
Pro-. II. d. \. PARKER lei New 4of- ave.
nv, sui1es AID O.
u WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS
ladies or genileEen's. Address postal; VIII call.
l.. TARSHEs. 1893 sin us. Phone Ncrth so.
BRADF0KD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
~ Colorado Bldg. lifh and q Phone Main
I'D. expert luFcstigoll1Is. ans C4nse al E1ctlO2
strictly couTdcnLial. ltor night service phone
North 1913
NINE MARTHA. NEW YoRk-S WONDERFUL
painlst aud card reader Fun HE reading, yc
Lick given aud advice CH marriage and l0ie
affairs MNE MARTHA go 4 ST. MSS.
AAIE DAVIS. FPS Z5TH ST NW. BOKN
clairvoyaut and card reader Tells about business.
Renegcs Spells and eFl inliutDcta reuuitea tie
separated. and gives iuca 70 al
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n B.-Follcwing schedule figures published only
as information, and are not guaranteed.
7.5 a. m. Daily-.Local for HaHisoubug. War
rentou. DauFilie. and way stations.
l0-5l O. ~. liaiis-N Washington and Florida Linz
tied. Flrst-cass Coaches Sleepefs To Columbia
Savannah, and Jacksonville. Dining Car Service
lIa5 a. m. DaIly-Jm1ei States fast taiI-First-
class coaches and sleepeIs 10 NeW Orleans, Dlains
tar service.
41I D m-UeCk Days-LocaI for Harrisonlgirg
and way stations Manassas Branch.
- u, L. Daa-y-LccaI iot Na3re4tou and Char
lottcs1lilc.
Elfst-c-ass Coaches 20 Atlanta Sleeper 20 Coru-
Gus Atlanta. SUNSET houtr tourist orrucT
Washington u san flallcisco Munda5s. " wednesdays
AHA Fridays.
$50 p. N. Dauy-New Yors and Florida Express.
Ihrpusl colelts sna sletsvls Co Columbia. Sa4ail-
uah and Jacks0nrilie Sieerers ID Aua7lsta sf1
flIJ Tampa Dining car Service
10 D. m Defy-.Naw AorE aud Memphis Limited
sia lsncubsrg- flEst-ciass Coach 0ltt pas ~
ROANOKE. huuXr1ic. CuaJt1nUC-a, and Memphis
e-eeIers g BHEilsnam and SEES Orleans. Dining
taT Service
1855 b. -. Dails Washington and Southwestern
limited. All i'aiilIlG tEill- Observation yaE 10
Atlanta and Macon tlie Car 10 Atlanta. sleeIars
20 NashTiiic. atlanta. Macon, B1FlnIlsn1sa, NcB
Orleans bInins Car Service.
Through ualas irl.a the South arrive Washington
e:lZ, 6-32. 80, and 1855 a. m SO. 49, and
30 D. ~ danY. Local trains nom fiarTss8ublIr1
u.55 a. az. seek days and go J. IA dai-- ErlIa
Charlottesville, $40 q, from Lynehgasg aud
Charlottesville. 90 b. M. daily
TRAINS on THE BLUE5iONT BR.-KCH.
Leave Washington Week aays $40 a. m. 10.
-, $50 p N. Tor Blnemonti Q 3 R week DAYS
for Aeeah.rE culEs un isHudRE leave Washington
93 q. m, 3b D. m. tor Bis.cnont
Ticket efiees 95 5ih 5u Pa ave.. ssa
j. 3. SPENCER. G.AI. 5 "A. HARBWfck. P.T.M.
" IL ~ l-UE 81. 4. T.. > BROWN. GA.
-----------------7--
=. 80. $3.50. -. ,--.-
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANT BUFFERS. WALTERS, WAIT
Tcsses cooks. ladies' maids housemaids. chamber
maids nurses. idundTCases, coachmen, fc0tnen,
bollb0ys. and dressmakeTs. BROWNE FOSTER
9i 18th ST. NV 0cl65t
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE BARGAIN. NJ ST. WEST WASH
ngton y 81 frost east Union Station. 81 = ref II
FOR lsEAsE-fact0Ty lots on freight track and
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED WHITE COOK AND HOUsEAfAID;
cooTed cook. housemaid. general worker; good
wages. l0ii ~ Y ave.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

WANT TO Buy All KINDS OF FURNITURE.
from ere pieca Or contents of hc1s-s as wei IS
elaee ara store fEffe- raua7s 7rErUs &c. Tor out
OF -igFn trn. uro Hli pas ltaIi HE1ecs 90 eel che
gaoas gales- Adore IJENIfi RI. Hega.a alfel.
flsir p $685.. elLt1t
SPOT CASH PAID FUG FUENIrgRH CAR
Feis- Stoves hrIc-1 -rrac and al kiuds 1T house
bold goods. BAlMs FIENITj RE- SHIP Ith
aud I SIS Phone y. 1858. Formerly 9Th and T.
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AUCTIONS.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
1ATB COMPRISING TWENTY OH NEAR
~ COMPLETED DWELLINGS On SHEP-
MLELl AILIElI III IAAF.EM EIIIH -AALt

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
TX COMPLETED DIV ELllNGs on SHIP
HERD STREET, BEINhbN FIfih AND
SEs ENIH STREETS NOEfhWESf
hs trtae az fwQnfY-nne certain dteu4 o. tfHsl so3
recorded I'M IdheF 1g foiios 81 pa "a Eel -, zsi-
~. go 81. 10 25 2ll 80 ~. 81 20 70. ~
~ nt and 85 seq Of the land records 4 tue
Dlstf3c, o( Columbia, and at the request Of the
parties secured thereby. we the undersigned thus
tees VII sell scIarately. 90 public aueilQ in
ifnnt Of tie premises Of MEDN ESDAl. TIE
asf DAY on OCTOBER, 4. ID 1896, com.
Iheicug at ! ocipck 3. IA. the following Described
ldliu and premises eltuatc ia the county ri WASH
luston n ihe BlstTict Of Columbia. and designated
and being lots Numbered siXt5 three bs 90 eighty
three fsa}. both inclusive. ID George C. Brown SUB
dnisi0 o iats n binea nuHlNfeI sfcntY tiIcc tifli
q the 'I.twtrth Addition 80 Washington. - per
pat recorded ui fber Comfy 30 b. Iage go. Of the
records 81 The ssirgc'ors otigs ot The District ~
i0rmlla. together WIN Ulc improvements thereon
Ierrus % sale one-tilTd If tbr purchase money
- D. paid b. cash. and thc balance in lEo equal
ltatalmesis. PAYABLE ia aud tuo years with in
icrtrt IT i've leI CeuHD per aHuum. Iu1ahie siIni-
annually ironl aaf 90 sale, secured by deed Of trust
hI9H TIE property sold All cash az the option ~
required Of tile purchaser sc the time uf sale. All
conEe}aueng. rrcafdGg. and notaual fees az the
cost ~ Tie rtura Forms Of sale 20 he complied
wih within hiteeu DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise
ihc Trustees frCTc tbe right 60 resell The property
- rise FISK AID cost ol the defaultin- purchaser.
after ase days advertisement Of silch resale ia some
Eewspafrf published IN the city Of Washington.
ID q
CLARENCE r. RHEEM.
ALEXANDER I HENSEY
Trustees
GELS d&ds4ezs Gid = ~ NV
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

PHILIP LEDEREg uu II ST. NE. rBoNE
East i-ts. HdtisitctrIE WUIA ElETautgad- our
wagon calls ior and -e-it=sz alsI I'D sser she esty.
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HOUSES WANTED.

II YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
uished unfuruished houses, list your property
with GRACE NJ THOMAS. CwCoran Bldg.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
CciumbIl. holdrE e PROBATE farrt.->o. lasls.
sda.iui-ir 4tlar- Tbs b. e. -ise uotiee. vBat rh.
subscriber ~ THE District of Columbia has rli-
TANNED from the Probate Court of the District IF
Columbia. letters testdmcutary ou the estate Ci
Robert ST. s1ruCT late % tie District ~ Columbia
dtCfased. All persons having claims against The
deceased are heIetF warned So exhibit thc same.
with iAa vouchers tlEtaf legally authenticated 90
thc subscriber. Du or before the 18TH DAY or
Ut-rUBEE l.. ~ IDI- otherwise they mas hy
laE b. excluded from sl htueHt OF said estate.
tiTCu uG.r ml band this I'LL dlY uf DcTuhcr 100
-oiu j. Ll-uer. ll.a T. IS. N.Y. Attest fSeal
JAMES TANNER. Eeeletcr Ter tbc wills for the
il,f5Ict 1f Colombia. CleTs o She Probate Court.
john T. LARNER Attorney osIl2l-y7
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Firms PLAN FOR WAR
ReyolutionistS Fill Country
with Arms Against Gar.
AWAIT WORD FROM LEADERS

WarliISe Organization Effected with
Great PFecIsiOn-Country Forced
Gar 10 Grant Liberal Concession
Under Which Renewed Prepara-
fions for Revolt Have been Made.
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BICYCLES

WANTED To BUY EVERY BICYCLE IN
Washington, ard wanted to buY every second
hand oIcgcle that business house has for sale
L 1. HUNTER. Tao Bicycle Man. lI5 Pa. ave. nv.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

LOANS oN STOCKS. BONDS. LIFE POLICIES.
Trusts. bldg. ass D. shares. syndicate c9rt,-s and
Other approved collateral $3.50 Ngtzs1oiJ Bdg
mo s. Phone 81. O.. a. BAkER-
WANTED BY BONDED E1PLOYE. So F0R
n, 9 m,95nthsi liberal interest raid Address BON ID
Herald Office oraH
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY
real estate AZ e. e. and per cent iutssest- -re-
cal privileges with respect % Iri1r payments
TYLER d RUTHERFORD Iucl- l-- 81 as.
Money to loan On first trusts on d. C. real estate
security at 81 and psr cent; 10 unnecessary
charges to borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
m G St nv
~ YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN 0N FIRST
trust nor eaGcs. bearing and pr cent inter
have 70 offer before sen place Your money Adj
dress Il. J. sTALLlNGs IS Home Lrl Bldg
Money &c lasn IN sums TO sdt o, y. {. zeal
WILLETT * REINECKE co.
Els 18th ST., opposite SluleLam Hotel.
ocli90t
MONEY To LOAN LFr Us MAKE YOUR
new leans or replace old oues &c lowest rates q
interest All transactions conducted Rith ecguomi-
bEks & CO. 1901 ST. nv.
MONEY To LOAN AT az AND 5 TER CENT
INTEREST on APPROX Ed u. g.. REAL rs
TATE. PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALLEST
III 18th st.
WANTED 5000 at 8 PER CENT PER Az
mum ou improved farm lu Montgomery County .
farm easily worth ST e3. Address Bon Is Herald
Office ocls-y
LOANS on REAL ESTATE "A To 6 PER
cent interest. depending Cn location GASCH x
6lk9E - y n ave
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PILED OCTOBER % 1865 r. YOt -NG.
'ak--ln tae salre1a Cosit % the District II
tul.l ulHIa Nttfir q. frrt-. complainant. s..
james p. e. Wilson defendant. 30 52s5 E1ait.
Doc S. Tie lbcT q tins EI- d. partition az part
macs H aLa si'iials i Else C.ifiF q Wash
Ilusl HHEe PARTICULARS described iu the hHi
q Complaint lld lu tae aforesaid sIIt on motion
~ Tire conn lauanr 80 this 18th dav q Gatubf.
80. uu.rJu5 fnal tla defendant. James H. e..
Wilson, cause h's ar,earauee fa o. entered hsrelu
600 Oh nffCle tle tartIEtL aaE exclusive NJ SUNDAYS
and ll-al laiilst-- eclrflgl after tae d4y al tle
lr~t f7tiIoatiu af tnis order otherwise the cause
1911 De- proceeded viti ln case af default Pro
tfdea c1IF oI thf- order D. published ouce a
Ueak f1r three successive aesEs ia tie Washington
Law GlpcrfCr AMI Isa Washington Herald before
said dag. HAkifI II tBARAtGH. Chief jus
tI-c. 4 tuie COPY Tcs-- .orali T. Z YOUNG.
Clerk b. WINS J.. LEMON. Assistant C-crk
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TAILORING,

VI LOWENSTEIN, LADIES' TAILOR,
1903 \. Y. ave nw. Phone NJ 1885, Suits mad,
to order. $40 up Rcmodeling specialty
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of Columbia Washington. October j.
l86.-Seaied proposals viii De received az
tIis office. uuul j. 81, NOVEMBER 10
1866. FOR furnishing curb and corporation
cocks. Forms, specifications and neces-
s3ry information may be obtained AT
Room g. District Building Washington
=. C. HENRY p. i. MCFARLAND
HENRY !. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE
Commissioners, II. C.
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HATS
BRODTrS HATS

Are better than essr. 80 nth St Branch. sos g
S. ReIaiT1ug neatly done.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-COLOKED HOME BUYERS, NEW
mp date brick houses y so. little cash :;
monthly 80. see houses open Sunday tn VII
I'm 81 ears; come. eth and fArm0nt sts fronting
lioaaFd University. oc29st
FOR SALE 81 CASH SIS PER MONTH IN
Guiding principal and INTEREST," food 6T0om h0Ine,
near 18th aud II SIS. ne. only 81 900, extra lot ,
cheaper than rent. s. r. SMITH & Co, 2l
Colorado Bldg oel95t
FOR SM.E-EERY EASY TERMS: FINE 2
story. has window brick rooms bath and ali
mod imps. porcelain tub. newly pGpered and
painted near TIN and II SIS ne only s. 500. 5.
D. SMITH CO., al Colorado Bldg. ocls3t
FOR sALE-THE BEST BUILT HOUSE ~
Washington FOR the money highest and healthiest
section of Washington. NV. Convenient 70 Conn
ave- cars. j rooms. baths, large front colonial
porch and AstoTy back porch. iot-Nater Hest
Front and back stamuays. Elaborate manteis and
Eas fixtures Ianeicd dining room Price cnly $50
PERCY H. RUSSELL,
ucll-6J Russell Bldg 81 g ST. NV.
FOR SALE- S. COO; BARGAIN, SUITABLE FOR
modelled into BUSINESS PROPERTY fine house
next door recent. sold for $ 500 Location 9ie lih
s. Price for quick sale only s. 900. RALPH
~. LEE. Real Estate and Insurance 1905 6 81.
nv. ocl6-Imo
rUl. SAILS 700-ONE ~ THOSE DESIRABLE
6room home properties on Ncw York are ne
perfect condition; furnace Leat. duplicate houses
selling for $ coo. 4 perfect little home
oc l0f SHANNON 4 LUUHS. T4 18th ST. NV
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILR0Al


BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEAS l sFAiIit9F Nsg 5sEsey ave ana G
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL SD ST. NEW IUKh.
=. 20 a. "a. Dine5. Pullman laJi0f.
Isl g. u BGnet. HarloE- IlC-houI Train
iIIJ0 a. M. DINO ana Pullman Iss... Caf.
lvl 3. lE. puer aud Pullman ;auaI CaI.
f31J D. Ia A55ll LuGlieL al Pullman
lfNG l. ~. Cacbos 60 Philadelphia
$50 D. M- DuaT ard Pullman Parker
$50 j, M Sgaeheo to Philadelphia.
fLl- 80 D. H. SiHeIeTs-
F1.5s a. ia. Slselels.
ATLANTIC CITY '2E. 100 900 ua5 \
N. 100. 'S-@ $50 p.
EVERY HOUR on TIRE HOUR"
tNclk Gags. 4 H. H. 10 S D. M
70 BALIlMOlsE WilH PULLMAlS- srgEICE
n eeh days. Sos ~. 80 ~ y. $50 So
go SOS 458 445. 50J sos 5Sl sou go
% sz9 Hs9 losS. Hs2 ll:s5 N,
q. IN. 100. la5 500 $50 5lg 80, g.. SBI
1884, 10 80. ne u-5 p.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. .mm a. m.
CiNtiNNATI. ST LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE
'l9.y5 a. m. l;55 p NJ, -IZ-i5 nlgnt.
PlIIsBUk e. no a. IL, >9;ie p. No., 'lZ9.
CLEVELAND. $40 pm: COLUMBUS. 50 pm
NINChEoI ER s IS a. m, T4a5 f5s5 D. M
ANNAPOLIS, week days o.u5 a. M. X So noon
$50 j. IA. 5N0 p u sundays 80 a. N. and
5.3j b. ul-
FkEDERiCh, 1875, 1913, sleH7 fii18 a. Ia,
HAGERSTOWN. fDa5 9. IN. and 500 u m.
BO1lI and way points, o.35. S3.I5 a. u. 8 Ia
Is 80. I553. sl0IU. 1ll:53 =. III.
GAIInERSBl iG and way points. So. 9:5 A.
H., il2@e. Is, $780, '5.5. 1885, .6Jg, S -
SiU-l5 HID u. M
WASHINGTON JUNCTION. ana way points
Is 80 s9-i5 O. IA. 81 10, 500, 1919 D. IA
-Daily. Except sunday. SSundsy only.
Reservations Sleeping Iagior Car suacc
rates OF I.fu, &C-- Viii Ue quickly FURNISHED HY
Tf.LEPHONE at all cf the following ilcket Uuices.
1911 G. St NV, teephoHC, mann 1881; 6l9 Penn
s5iTsnia ave. Telephone main zlS. station Aeu
Jersey ave. and sI-ilCEet Office Telephone.
sast 6s7 Information Bureau. east IN
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.


FOR SALE. CHEAP HORSE AND WAGON
als1 heavy ice box Apps A. s. CLAKk. 18th
and l. uw
FOR sALE,A BIG black MARE. WEIGHING
i18 pounds. suitable fer carriage or delivery
wagon. Apply D. J.. COON 90. O. g Il
- oe83t
u YOU WANT A BUGGY. SURREY. RUN
al0ats piaeion. grocery wagon delivery wagon
q rei-ie4r = any sryle cali and sec me i can
save 500 Both time and money. as 1 have large
Stock Of these goods hand a. bargain prices
1our prices arc mime Don't bGy yafr horses
blankets ~ laP s1hes until see SEE me- Ererythiur
S-aTs used Tor hQTses and carriages GEORGE ~
TAYLOR = REPOSITORY. ~ ID st. nv
CoGsNELLS Us THE CHEAPEST PLACE 9f,
day Hes aud secondhand vehicles aud harness
-afs- assortment vehicles. SO up, harness. : uD-
i.if Ane HaetaHd Poalgs ana trap - Iiih
81 rs
ATTENTION CONTRACTORS VIZ QFFEK
GU t4lIe stock 81 contractors gears a. est.
ft1 e--iill Lft wagons. --.--....--.-. sos
- -lfct trs 0us-....-........-. So
s. u. WATERS 4 son SD Pa ave- nv
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OSTEOPATHY.
DRS. MALC0M & BUSH

GRADUATES OF STILL COLLEGE.
fhuue Main 500. Commercial National Bank Bldg
18th and SITS. uw.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE
from yeur old Hom carpets Drop postal OF
phone Main SO WASHINGTON RUG 80.
Factory 81 SIN 81 hw.
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IYPEMRITERS.

RENT a WELLINGTON TYPE
iissK3Ezs WRITER
esg One month for. --.-....-- g r'1
Three months for--........-.-... g. %
s Six months fa---..--..-...-.. So 10
OFFICE SO IIth ST. NV
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DENTISTRY.

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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. so EXTRACTING.
40 pain; Hlok. fcCl act and base longer tt.e
natural lectl slrugsen faces made normal. PAINLESS
h-LIs- ~. 4. WILSON iZ3 81. ms.
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LOANS on REAL ESTATE a To pEH
cent interest. depending On location. GASCH 4
BIkGE. 1926 y Y ave-
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Washington. j. c. October II. 1896
Sealed proposals, iu triplicate. viii be re-
cgiVed az this Office untn o'clock J.. ~.
then publicly opened for constructing
brick outbuidings at Battle Ground. ID.
g. National Cemetery, in accordance with
plans and specifications therefor. which
can be seen 81 this Office and az the Office
Of the cemetery The United States re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all pro-
posals 0r any part thereof Envelopes
containing proposals should Doe marked
Proposals for Brick Outbulding at Bat
tie Ground National Cemetery. and adj
dressed 60 Capt H. J.. pErTUS. Quar-
tefmaster, u. =. A. Washington. d. q.
GcII.IS - 1i-noI2l3
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-09-14

Parker of Ely, Mimi, AMI Miss Ma
belle Schroer of this city took place
Wednesday evening at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Nettie
Schroer on West Sandborn street.
The ceremony was performed at 3
O'Clock by Rev. Edward Borncamp of
st. Paul's Episcopal church.
The bridal party came down the
stairway, as strains from the Men
delssohn wedding march were render
ed, and passed through the library to
the back parlor where white ribbons
were stretched to the bridal bower by
Miss Maude Potter and Master Reg
inald Millen. Following these came
little Miss Potter bearing silver
tray with the wedding ring hidden in
white rosebud. Then came the
bride and groom unattended followed
by Rev. Borncamp.
The bridal party stood amidst a
bower of green and white in the east
corner of the front parlor. The back
parlor and library were beautifully
festooned with mountain-ash boughs,
the delicate red berries with the green
foliage made most pleasing decor
alton. The color scheme In the din
ming room was pink and white, the
center-piece being of pink and white
tiger lilies,
The bride wore beautiful gown of
cream white imported Marquisette
over cream silk and carried boquet
of white rose-buds.
A reception followed the marriage
ceremony and an elaborate wedding
supper was served, and thecouple left
over the Milwaukee road for trip in
the east before returning to Ely to re-
side.
The groom is prominent physi-
clan of Ely and the bride is well
known young lady of this city. She
has been teacher in the Ely schools
for the past four years. The many
friends of the bride and groom here
will extend their hearty congratula-
tiOns.
Those from out of the city who at
tended the wedding were A. Parker
of Dennison, Iowa: Miss Olive Gowen
of Saltwater and Mrs. j. M. Bliss Of
Logansport, Ind.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-09-14

me, and 1 think it will be for ma
jority of the voters. So am stand
ing pat. Why didn't the attornev
general give his opinion two months
ago when 1 requested it through
County Attorney McClintock? He
declined to express himself then; but
now some of my political enemies
have no doubt prevailed upon him to
act, and upon this late day, just be-
fore the primaries, he comes out with
a statement in answer to my inquiry.
His action is unfair to me, but /
have friends who won't desert me,
and / don't fear a contest in the
courts. / am eligible to the office and
there are no two ways about it. l
have tried to do right while sheriff
and under the custom Of the republic
can party in st. Louis county am
entitled to another term. So let
them come on, for / intend to be
sheriff