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The Washington herald., 1906-11-10

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Hugh L. Apple Charle8 y Ap-
plC e al. Equity No. 365os.-This cause being re-
fCTred 90 % report distribution q the proceeds
Of sale Of real estate ot which Andrew q. Apple
died seized I viii proceed with the said reference
on MONDAY November l9 1896 az 10 O'Clock
e. m. AZ the rooms Of the Auditor IN the United
States courthouse IN this city All persons having
claims against the estate Of the said decedent are
nCtiard 20 present The with the proofs az the
said time and place. JAMES q. PAYNE. Auditor.
uo3 io.E
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

olItNuIt ~ tItII V-IIUIT 7.
2a0 L. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS psUv-
Stops az PRINCIPAL points ia HaInia ana Nest Nir-
g7nia. AestlbuV tram, standard coaches. ua-l0r
cars To lTgIuil hct springs BCuceterte. PuIl-
man oieepcrs Hinton % Louisville. Cincinnati In
diauapoiIs st. Louis. and Chicago, dining ears a
la carte service
4;a T. M-NEW e. & %. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yestl0uc TAIN, STOPS 0nly tf llor9on=fiii,
Charlottesville, staunton Chiffon Forge and g'oy-
ing, Va, " ate sulphur kcnceyerte and linton
" Va Pullman sieepers TO Lexington lorisvtiis
Cincinnati. indianapolis. 81 Louis. and Cbicsgo
DDiHg cars, Ia carte service. one night ont
il.l0 Z. M 4. \. LIMITED ssI,,i
Testibule tram, Pullman secpers TO Ciriciruatf-
Lexington, aud Louisville. Compartment sIeeusr,
car 20 Virginia Hot Springs week csavs fllrirS
cars, a Ia carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati -
Chicago and -. Louis and Louisville % Nemphis,
Nashville and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohm
G16ces 5lS PcunsyiFani aFeEue; t0a Iith street
near r, and sixth Street Station. Telephones Riaia
800 for PENNSYLVANIA r. r. Cab Service and Nam
1856 for &. 4 =. Ticklt 0fice.
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PERCY H. RUSSELL.

FOR SALE S 600: BARGAIN. SUITABLE FOK
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST; can easily be
modelled into BUSINESS PROPERTY; fne house,
IN good condition: gt Is feet deep; similar house
next door recently sold for 8 so Location, 700 lth
ST. Price for quick sale only $ DO RALPH
W LIE, Real Estate aud Insurance, 1906 st.
nv OCl6-lmO
COL0RED PEOPLE YOUR LIFELINE
chancc-Slo0. or all the cash you pay. and -
monthly buys brand new -to-m0ye-iuto houses.
See them any time especially sundays 6th aud
Fairm0nt corner Howard University.
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HELP WANTED.

GOOD SFENOGRAPHEKS GET GOOD PAY
DO you. II not. study with practical reporters az
American 5cilCoi of Reporting. 4 Slt0 typewriter
furnished free for home Use IL yOu enroll before No
yembur l5Ih- ASHIUN a WILLIAMS. PrOrFletOrs
lab - St. Room 3D. nol3-3t
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
pliers and type#Ttcrs exceeds the supply. 4 course
at our school requires from 80 % % days. SPECIAL
afternoon sessions for government employees. SIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5-S!9 Colorado Bldg.
oc5-d
WANTLD-IAN AND WTFE CUTLER AND
cook two good cooks 90 North. fares. chamber
maid waitress tcityl. EUREKA l5ll \. I ave
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WANTED g. COLORED YOUTH. ABOUT Il
years, with wheel. 90 nun orders and make hlnsel.
useful BLACKSTONE y llth and II
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-TWO BICYCLES. AT ONCE Ad-
dress ]. J.. H Herald Office. n09-5t
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED FEW MORE
shorthand ard tEpeHFitlHg puuiis. class OF IndI-
yiduai instruction. Pitman system instructor Is
Years experience; speed dctati0n; quick course and
shorthand made easy a speciality. Address Bon Is
Herald office. oc26-lm0
WANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. why not drop postal 60 az old, re-
liable hml MARKS a CO.. 301 Ith. opposite S2ks
phone main 1908 ocl2-30t
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets Office and store fixtures 0f al kinds Fur
niture stored. IaCked. and shipped. Address BAUM
9i2 Pa ave uw Phone main f24
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-LUNCH ROOM on BEST RUST-
street In city; must be sold: no offer refused
Address BOX 80. Herald Office. na9-3t
FOR SALE GROCERY AND PROVISION
store, near union station, must be sold az once
account Of illness. Apply az Sd ST. NV. no9-3t
FOR sALE-A TAILOR STORE; nth Sc. NV. +:
doing coed business Address BOX g. Herald Of
fee uo83f
WANTED-TRADE AT GROCERY OR FURNI-
tire store in exchange for undivided interest IN
9,003acre plantation. Address PLANTATION Her
aid 0ftcc- nos-st
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves. brica brac and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BALAIS FURNITURE SHOP lth
and L sts- 'Fhone y 1913 Formerly. 9Th and l.
] WANT TO Buy ALL KINDS OF FURNITUR
from one piece % contents Of houses as well as
Office and store fixtures, planes, organs &c for out
oitqWn nrn, who viii Tay literal prices 10 get the
Phone i 29iW. oclA39t
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J. D. & W. D. SULLIVAN,

FOR sALE-HIGHEsT AND BEST SECTION
II "Ingleside.' bcautiful brick home colonial
design me large porches, II rooms; also magnih-
cent baths; tiurney hotwaier heating system; house
finished m hardwood throughout price. only $50
on very liberal terms
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ROOMS WANTED.

IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED, BRING
then 20 Gers0n. Dent & Co. Gil 7th St NV,
as We ere the only real estate agents renting rooms
oclStf
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THE WESTOVER

18TH AND L SITS. NV
Several very desirable apartments for rent; cen
tTal iocati0ni convenient 10 cars, excellent service
moderate rent; Inspect these apartments before rent
oc2e-tf
APARTMENTS N PRIVATE HOUSE CONSIST
ing q well furnished front room private bath. hot
and cold water. and two smaller connecting rooms.
for gentleman only; rent reasonable. 800 St hist.
NV. nol8-st
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TYPEWRITERS,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR S75.
S. H. HINES,
undertaker 40 Emhalmsr

lis 18th st NV. Telephone North les
Hardwood. clothcoEered Casket Outside Case,
Grave and opening same. Hearse. Carriages:
/, Embalming. Everything good. and services f9St
class. Use q Funeral PaTl0T free. Burial Lots
tor sale on easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Caskets On hand for shipping Established Isls
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&c soo FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE STU
YoJ9OO ATED NORTHWEST IN A SECTION
WHERE PROPERTY Is RAPIDLY IN
HANGING IN VALUE Three i3 story
brick and stone residence nine ts rooms
and bath; large. dry cellar Steadily
rented at $3.50 per month. VIII pay as
an investment 10 per cent net. Lot, lsxi2D
% paved alley. VIII exchange for vacant
ground.
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LOST AND FOUND.


Ss959 REWARD Will. BE PAID FOK rhE RE
LttN OF bFeastpn, ) stone diamonds and pair
soitaITe Cuttings. lost saturday October Is way
non Washington safe Deposit Co to Sh8Teham
Hotei; no questions asked. Oiee Shoreham Hotel
n0li-5L
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

DhG1111UhE O On1U hhlLhUAU.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and Q ST.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR .
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST. NEW YORK
= % a. m Diner. Pullman Parl1r
~ so a. m Buffet, Psrlor- Fiye-haur train
800 3 m Diner and Pullman Psrlor Car
l!l:@ a. m Diner and Pu-.Iaau iarlqT Car.
600 p. ROYAL Limited An Pullman
90 D. m Coaches y philadelphia.
25g = M. Diner and Pullman FaTlor.
90 p. N. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
II % y N, SleepeIs.
ATLANTIC CRY. 'zs7, 100. 98. fHJ0 a N,
100. $50. 800 p. n
EVERY HOUR on TIRE HOUR"
lWeek days. a. m. to ?. M
TO BALTIMORE
Wees Gays, 35I 5;oo. So. 20. T-a, 500 SO.
20 so sss 5 iS5 w. ass. 5j s E @ @ 8 5s Po5 5o "a 5 4s5 @
'-Ss SUNDAYS. 257. s65. 20 s2I o. 600. 1850. no
a; n, Loo lsl5. 500 $50, 80 $50. ESQ sa9.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. TIao a. m.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. aqd LOUISVILLE.
PlfISBURG -il@9 a. ~, -s.lo ?. m, 'l2.0
CLEVELAND. $40 Pm; COLUMBUS. 50 pm.
WHEELING. +lNs5 a. NJ $50 3D. IN
wv I\ ,p6f Ri 8 5'h. 80 a.. 2. M % s~a p n
4.l5 p n, 500 z. M Sundays. So a N and
LURAY and ELKToN. 'la5 p. m.
FREDERICK is@5 s9I5 so95 ulS0 a. m,
sll5. ff15. $3.50 T.
HAGERSTOWN f6;l5 a. m. and $500 p. m
BOYD and was POINTS. $50, S1.5 a. n. I.l5,
f5f0, $50, Si0:6. fll.3 D. m.
GATfHERSBURG and way points, s55 ss:l5 a.
m. tl259. flI5. i5S9, 5a5. $50 $50. 81 50.
$40 Is ;ii 80 I. m.
! WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points IS s.
S9:l5 a IA. Sl.i5 r5-3 o. M.
tDaiy. Except Sunday. SSunday Oniy.
Reservations or Sleeping faTlor Car sIace rates
Of fare &c VIII b. qulcky furnished BI IELE-
PHONE al all If the following Tickct Of5css lH!
q st. NV. Telephone. main 1891; eng Pennsylvania
ave, Telephone. main rs Station. New jersey ave
and st.-Fcket Oiice. Telephoue. east 6s1 Inf0r-
nation Bureau. east l2I
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE,

WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR WELL-kkCU1-
mendcsi c1lwed porter. jauit0r OF h0lsemau. and
ccachman- EUREKA loll y \. ave.
WANTED a PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER
wishes several small sets 0f books 20 keep written
,1p. Address JAMES Herald Office uogTt
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. ETC.

JUST ECETVED 100 HOME RAISED
Cansries, viii sell Just as they run az 81 each
SCHMiD'S BIRD STORE 10 18th St nv n09tf
FOR SALE-GREAT DANE. MALE SEVEN
months old; light. tiger stripe hrindle Apply
SULLIVAN SCI 2lst ST. nv uol0-ss
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PIANOS FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-YoU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
piano from as for s. and up per -zonih; 80 up
rights 20 select froIn; an in peFf & rsndition F.
q. SMITH PLANO CO. 70 Pa ave Uuls-u
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co mn ON 18TH ST. sw.. NEAR AGRI-
9o,UUU CULTURAL DEPARTMENT. Two (1
story dwellings Of six t6l rooIns: stable in
rear. SteadiIy rented al Sl7 50 per month.
CLEAR OF ALL iNCUAfBRANCE.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR LARGER
PROPERTY AND ASSUME TRUST OR
PAY CASH
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-COOKS. MAIDS: SIS SIS Su 50
PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY. Apply 90 lth
ST.. nv
WANTED AT ONCE, THOROUGHLY EXPERT
encea skirt aud coat hands on womens garments.
JULIUS GAEFfNRLE & co, I225 + So. NV.
uo3tf
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
Offices and will be promptly forwarded
TO the main office:
5. KANN SONS & CO., Information Bureau
GIHER x GRIER Pharmacy 9Th and \. Y. ave.
CHAS J. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY, Sth and
East Capitol sts
F. T. WELLER 5 PHARMACY. 553f NJ st. NV.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY 18th and SITS. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd aud 6 sts. nv.
NELSON s PHARMACY lst and e sts nv.
CAMPBELLS PHARMACY, iTth and Park sts. NV.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and IrV
ing sts. NV.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE 18th and P sts nv.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY 9Th and 2 sts nE.
kENER'S PHARMACY, 9th and sts NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM ID and E sts ne
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED - STU ATOMS FOR TWO NHTTE
Greeks. clean automobiles OF kitchen work
positions iur colCred nurse and ECusgmaid. III
RLkA.- loI y. N. arn
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TABLE BOARDERS WANTED.

WANTE3-TARLE BOARDERS: BEST OF
everything; terms Moderate; early breakfast. l3lt
9ih ST. nv nns-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CASH REGISTERS
NEW NATIONALS FROM s. Up. HALL
WOOD REGISTERS at a SACRIFICE. SEN-
ERAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS FULLY
GUARANTEED. Exceptional BARGAINS
AND on EASY PAYMENTS. VIZ SELL SEC
0ND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND u BETTER CONDI-
TTON THAN ANY DEALER.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
no2-31t 81 9fh 81. NV.
TOR SALE-GoOD VIOLIN. $50 L. L.. rs %
~.
FOR SALE-LARGE DECORATIVE RI BBER
plant; reasonable price; Zine for hotel. lslo -Cth
81. NV.
FOR SALE-I000 SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating and cooklne stoves q every description
from $50 up. SNITZER & la PORTE ll3l and
l723 9Th ST. nv, phcue y ll02 oe2t
FOR LE-SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS
hrst-class condition; unusual bargains; all fully
guaranteed, square pianos low S25 CHAS
NJ STIEFF 81 llth NV. J. g. ConlId, Mgr
nO4f
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
L. W. GR00MES,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance,
1405 New York Avenue.

60 onn GOOD INVESTMENT FIyE-RoQM
YS,VOV FRAME SE Lot l5x6l 70 alley. Stable.
Rents sls per month Terms TO suit
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STORAGE.

WE STORE EOR Is CENTS a LOAD. MOVING
Of all kinds. 4. s STORAGE Co. 4i5-29-22 Tenth
St Phone N 4G9 oc21-31t
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALTON y

SIS NJ 81. NV.
Elegant new apartments Of exceptionally large
rooms. Long-dstance telephone in each apartment
A downtown location. accessible to all car lines
and in easy walking distance uf all government de-
partments. Inspect these apartments before rent
ing others ARTHUR G. PLANT. Traders Ma
tional Bank. 10th st. and Pa. ave. oc2s-u
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEAsE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sidetrsck,
Rossyn Branch Pa r. r. near south end Aque-
dBCt Bridge; long terms; low rentals Apply 70
ROBERT 4 PHILLIPS Maryland Bldg lte II
ST. NV. nol-tt
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S7-n0n va. W.

e5 oon WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. VERY
9f,VOU NEAR TWO t2 CAR LINES Desif-
able three 81 story brick and stone resi-
dence II rooms with all modern con-
yeniencss Side light. giving every sd-
vantage Of corner house House finely
finished throughout Terms easy.
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THE CAIRO.

Further extensive improvements have been
made during the past summer, making the Cairo
apartments absolutely the finest in Washington
Inspect cur apartments Of from one room and
bath up, furnished or unfinished. Finest public
diningroom in the city. Hotel service
nol-lmO WILLIAM CATO Manager
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LOAN COMPANIES.
MONEY LOANED sALAsIEn PEOPLE.

Retail merchants. teamSters boarding houses. with.
cut security; largest business in G. principal cities
TOLAIAN Room sos COEcoran Bldg. 553 18th s.
Oc5-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS,

yulr old worn carpets. Drop postal OF phone
main 4225. WASHINGTON RUG co. Factory,
93l 5th 81. NV.
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[. W. GR00MES,
Phone Main 1852.
l405 New York Avenue,

FOR sALE-ON EASY TERMS. GOOD HOME
to colored tenant IN fashionable section Of city
hay-windoW brick containing rooms and bath,
with beautiful front parking convenient 70 car lines,
churches and schools; price. only $3.50.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN AT "a AND PER CENT
INTEREST on APPROVED D. c. REAL Is
TATE PROMPT REPLIES AND sNALLEsI
POSSIBLE EXPENSE MOORE HILL dncl
s5 18th s. uw. ces-u
LOANS on REAL EsTATE-4 To PER CENT
interest depending location- GASCH a
BlEGE -55 y. y. ave. o1-u
LOANS on STOCKS. BONDS. LIFE POLICIES.
trusts, b.dr- assn shares, syndicate eertfs, and
other approved collateral Jl-52 Met1erOtt Bldg,
uH 81 Phone 5ll. c. A BAKER ocs-tt
MONEY To LOAN or APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at 6. 3la. and Per cent interest special
privileges with respect 70 Frlor payments TYLER
X RUTHERFORD linc-'. l57 ST. nv. 0cs-u
MONEY To LOAN on FIRST TRUSTS on D.
C. real estate security at "a and per cent. no
unnecessary charges to borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
sT C st NV.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST
Trust mortgages. bearing and per cent inter
10 offer before yUu place Your money Address II.
j. STALLiNGS. IS Home Life Bldg ocS-6
MONEY TO LOAN N SUNS To SUIT on D.
c real estate.
WILLETT & REINECKE co.
SIS 18th ST.. opposite Shoreham Hotel
oclaet
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones at lowest rates Of in
tercSt All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. VA II. SAUNDERS
& co, lio7 81 NV. cc5tt
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co ooo on FOURTEENTH ST., IN THE Up
Y0,VOO TOWN BUSINESS SECTION. THREE
(3} STORY BRICK STORE. WITH
DWELLING APARTMENTS ABOVE
RENT S65 PER MONTH. A GOOD N
EESTMENT AND SURE TO IN
HANCE IN VALUE. Terms arranged 20
euft
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$3.50 ENB N5RFG 5HREFGaH5 EzR3 MEsT 3F lH gs5
desirable 3story brick residence, contain
ing ten f0j rooms and two ~ modern
tiled bath rO0ms. rear stairway, concrete
cellar laundry and servants toist.
HEATED By HOT WATER. House
thoroughly modern and in perfect con
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
EMERSON INSTITUTE ESSss ESS sogs gesl sa'

Prepares for ali colleges the national academies
and direct commissions Ia the service. Primary De
partment under university graduate BOYS q AL
ages Catalogues. WINsLOW IL RANDDLPh.
Principal 81 18th 81 uw.
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"a. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney. Filed No
FembeT l. 1907
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COLLECTORS,

WE DO GENERAL COLLECTING: LOCAL AND
foreign; no charge unless successful Phone 5lii
THE FULLER AGENCY. III 18th So. nos-u
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I.R. WOOD.
Manager Pass'r Traffic Nauseez.
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Azezt.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.

DR.. D. HARRY MORAN,
Washington's Expert Dental Specialist, does all
Dental Work for credit. 63s 81. NV, cor. 7th
oC26-f
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING; /;
no pain; look, feel act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrrnken faces made normal painless
filing. Or. J. L. WILSON, 1913 \ 8. NV. oesf
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II IHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia William Il H0eke vs. Sydney T.
Marshall adninistratog q 1filetus J. Wine q al.
Equity No 23i55.-This cause being Tefcrrcd 10 me
to report the proper distribution Ci the proceeds
of the sale cf real estate of which the said Miieus
!. Wine died seized I win uruCeed with the SAID
reference 0n MONDAY. THE 18Th OF NOEIAl-
BIER. 1896. at 10 o'clock a U gt the auditors rooms
in the United States Court House In this city. All
persons having claims against the estate OF the s8id
deceased are notified to present the same with the
proofs at the said time and place JAMES G..
PAYNE, Auditor. nol0l7A
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-26

In the second game Wright held the
Beltites down to five hits while the
Indians made seven bin3les. Jack
sonville made three errors which
helped the Indians some Wright was
in good form and the locals had hard
firna finding HI m
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-26
American League.

st. Louis. G; Chicago. 4. Batter
Jacobsen, Petty and O'Connor;
Altrock. Sullivan and Hart.
Washington, o; New York, 2. Bat
terles-Falkenberg and Heydon
Chesbro and Mcclure.
Detroit. 1; Cleveland, 2. Batteries
donovan and Warner; joss and
Clarke.
Philadelphia, /; Boston, o. Batter
-waddell and schreck; Dinecn
and c. Armbruster.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-26
Hoosiers and HostIers Break Even.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Schissell;
Chenault and Madison.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-26
THE Big LEAGUES
Nationd League.

Chicago. 2; st. Louis. I. Batter
es-Reulbaeh and King; Karger
Thompson and Grady.
Cincinnati, 2; Pittsburg, 4. Bat
teries--Ewing and Schlei; Willis and
Gibson.
New YORK. ~; Philadelphia. 3.
Batterles-Taylor, Ferguson and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-26
WOlfhies Wake Up.

Danville, H.. June 26.-The
WORTHLESS woke up today and took a
game from the Rats. 1t was done by
the hardest of smuggling. Two homers,
two doubles and EIGHT singles figured
in the run getting. but the Rats had
one man to hit four sacker This
was Long, the center fielder. But for
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-06-26

Bowerman; Smith, Lush, Richie and
Donovan.
Boston, o.; Brooklyn, 2. Batteries
Young and Needham; Scanlon and
Bergen.
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Echoes From the Battle.

The Indians are playing fast ball
now. The showing made with Dan
vile and Jacksonville means some
thing. Cairo lost three to Jackson
Vile and the Indians take two out OF
three. Danville Is beaten three
straights by the Indians yet the Rats
are able to defeat the Worthless but
two out of three.
When the Indians get that right
fielder the lineup will be complete
and no other changes made. A fast
fielder and hard hitter is in view, and
the management is looking for him
this week
Lloyd is all right with the stick but
his legs are too stiff for that outfield.
He can't field with the rest of the
bunch. He knows it and wants to get
out of the game. and the management
,is doing all it can to urge the imme-
diate arrival of the new man.
Downing did some stick work yes
terday. He was the star of the In
dian aggregation.
Pitcher Akers seems to have made
good" with the Beltites. The In
dams have on good batting streak
and could touch him but FOR three
bingles.-
Nippert caught good ball yesterday
but Brahic yielded hits in punches.
South will join the Indians when
they return to Paducah. His arm has
been bad and he wanted to go home
for rest.
We hear no kicks from the Jumps"
on the road They must have put a
gag in the mouths of some of the ball
players.
Lotshaw being out of the game at
Jacksonville probably accounts in a
measure for the stump of the Belti-
ties.
''Now let's see what the Paducah
By-Products can do with Miss Alys
Rabbit as they are hooked up" for
three games with the Old Maid. On
the first trip to the Old Post Paiucah
won the first two games on May 27-2S
taking the clear lead away from her
for one day But Eddie "Ginger"
.Gilligan is not with the Ham Trim
mers" and that will undoubtedly make
vast difference in their playing. -
Cairo Bulletin.
"As a result Of the telegraphic vote
taken by the several Kitty league as
ISOLATION at the request of President
,Gosnell, Anderson and Marion, OF the
defunct Interstate league will not be
admitted and President Gosnell so in
formed the managers of those two
teams by wire last evening. On the
question of admitting the two teams,
the Cairo management voted no, Pa
ducah was willing, Jacksonville and
President Gosnell use his own judg-
ment in the matter, and the NATION
management was willing provided the
Cairo and Paducah teams we're drop
ped. President Gosnell did not deem
1T good thing to make change at
this stage of the game. so he notified
the Marion and Anderson people to
that effect, and il is thought the mat
ter is closed for the present. How
ever, II any Of the present teams
should dro7 out Marion and Anderson
may be given a berth. "-Vincennes
Commercial.
Bob Berryhill, who resigned as
manager of the Holsters has been
made manager OF the Danville team,
vice c. A. Wortfam, resigned.
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Malaria Causes Loss Of Appetite.
The Old Standard Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic drives out malaria
and builds up the system. Sold by
all dealers for 81 years. Price soc.
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REMAINS sIx-TEAM LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Yesterdays Results.

Paducah, 0-6; jacksonville. 40.
vincennes. O-s; Nation, 40.
Danville, 5; Cairo, ,.
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The baseball enthusiasm in Pitts
burg has reached such a pitch that
the director of the police department
felt himself dutifully bound to check
the newspapers and others who fia-
GRAVITY encourage violent roofing for
the Pirates" The police director
has ordered all newspapers and pro-
prietors of cafes and pool rooms that
have been bulletining scores by in
nings to discontinue the practice. Any
one making public the score before
the game is finished will be prosecut-
ed.
Ridgeway says he has received
many complaints from business men
who bewail the fact that their clerks
go out on the street and forget to re-
turn. They stand in front of some
bulletin board and watch with alb
sorbed interest the scoring Of "Pi-
rates." Giants and "Cubs" while
office, store and factory work is ut
terly neglected.
The new police order is technical
ly based on the presumption that pub
fishing of the score by innings en-
courages betting and interferes with
business. The director is denounced
by all fandom.-Exchange.
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Today's Schedule.

Paducah at Vincennes.
Cairo at Nation.
Danville at Jacksonville.