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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ono mile. Secret l05 Mccarthy.
to l, won; Revelrie, 10 lBurtul To I for the
place, secondi Plautageuet, 10 Gecl even 10 show
third Time, la Is Marimhc. Roly Poly. The
Pet. Gold Spray, Jiggerr Briarclif, Venus. Deny,
and byzantine also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five fulongs. Pounding Elk
le9 Lee, even. won; Petulant II3 lFarrowl TO
. for the place, second Miss May Fonie. 100 Pow
eFsi. % ! TO show. third. Time. I0l As. Give
dcre. Tom shaw. Oceanic. Forest, and Aromatic
also ran
THIRD RACE-Short course: stceplechase Rus
sell A. IA Ford. 70 g. won: CroEton. al DAY
tom, Z 70 10 for the place. second Tony Hart is
tHufhamJ, even 20 show. third. Time a.. Mn
bic DICK Sand. and GoatfeI also ran.
FOURTH RACE-PaIly Prim. lLs Lee. : TO 10
won: Peter Sterling 10 lSlau 70 q for the place
second; Kings Trophy loo tFauUwl. 70 ] 70 show
third. Time. 80 Scion Single also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fiye furl0Egs. Stanley Fay, Us
lLycuTgu5l, even. won: Lady Baldur. I0I SHILLING
2 20 ! fer the place second: Dew u Dawn. l0l
lN0Telandl 70 90 show third Tine % Capt
Chiids and LayatTiHa also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SiT furlougs Monroe. IS JDelabyI
10 J. won. Matte H.. l03 Swain. 10 5 for the
place, second Dengcr, 81 lB. T. Martini 10 5
10 show, third. Time lib drank Collins ALpra
sainzi-a. Eacenette, Demurrer. and BathmaTia also
IAN
SEVENTH RACE-Six furlougs. Halton. q
Swain. II 70 5. won, Lizzie Mclean l83 .steeleI
10 70 ! Tor the place, second, j. w ONeil Us
l3lorclAnd), 10 70 shsw. third. Time LA 40
RalbcIt. Ben Strong, Doc Kyle, Alon A. and Ayre-
water also ran.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Miller * Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, 1883 f street north
west
New York July A-Operations in the cotton mar
ket were on a greatly reduced scale to-day and
mainly local. Liverpool adyiccs were fully up 10 the
mark but the absence Of some striking new feature
was against active trading The only important de-
Selornents were high temperatures in most sections
including Texas The most that was possible on
account OF these was TO hold the market steady Il
was eoatendrd that the crop was not yet suffering
and some went So lar to claim that the extreme
heat was helping the plant. and whether this was OF
was not the correct theory buyers failed 70 ma
terializc IN sufficient numbers 20 advance prices
more than trife. No rains were reported from
Texas and the question Of 10 moisture there nav
shortly prove . very important factor. Whatever
may lie in store 60 tie course OF prices it is quite
clear that IL will be for some time unsafe TO sell
short. There is as yet too little evidence OF a fair
crop 20 take any other position than q bullish one
aEd whenever the market eases OF prompt rallies
mag be expected. at least until the appearance Of
the bureau Ggurcs.
Liverpool is due to come to lower in the
morning
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TOWERS SCHOOL WINS.
Downs Jefferson school 90 1-2 TO
42I-2 in Playground Tourney.

The first preliminary tournament of
the annual athletic tournament of the
public Fairgrounds of this city. to be
held at Van Ness Park September and
4. was held yesterday at the Towers
School grounds Towers defeating the
Jefferson School by 921k to 421k points.
r. Z. Patterson. instructor Of the
embryo athletes at the Towers School,
deserves great credit for the showing
his proteges made yesterday
a summary OF the events follows;
25-yard DASH girls under ten years-won by J.
Hundley. Towers; second II. Flax. jefferson; third.
o. Kuhnert, Towers Time, IS seconds.
25yard dash; boys unde ten years-First, y.
Eanet jefferson; second, II. NEWMAN, Towers;
third. Il. Reinbmg. Towers. Time, Is seconds.
5o-yard dash; girls under thiTtecn-Eirst A. Hunt,
Towers; second. 5. Thurman, Towers third. X.
Schultz. Towers Time, IS seconds.
60-yard dash: boys under thirteen 'yeaTs-First g.
Boyer. jefferson. second. I. Deakins, Towers third,
4. Fugitt. Towers. Time. seconds.
100 aId dash. under sixteen years-First, Nelson
H. Turner. Towers. second. Leo Douahue. Jefferson;
thigd. Gilbert Hunt. Towers Time, Y seconds.
Donahus and Gilbert tied,
5o-yard DASH under sixteen years-First Gilbert
Hunt. Towers; second. Nelson Turner. Towers;
third. Leo Donahae. Jefferson. s5 seconds.
Potats race: boys under sixteen years-First r.
Akers. Jefferson; second A. Fugtt. Towers; third.
". HouEh Towers. Time. Is seconds
Potato race under thirteen years-First, Earl
Nicholson. Towers; second. G. Boyer jefferson;
third. a. Fugtt, Towers. Time, IS Is seconds.
s43-yaTd relay: under sixteen years-Won by Tow
ers- Time. IS seconds.
Girls relay; under thirteen yoars-Won by Towers.
Girls indoor baseball-Won by Jefferson. Score.
toe.
Tcther bail. for girls-Won by Towers
CrDQuet, for girls-Wou by Towers.
Noley bail: boys under sixteen years-Won by
Towers. Score. q 90 p
Running broad jump; BOYS under sixteen years
First. Raymond El.as0n Towers. - feet inches
second. 4. Nelson jefferson. y feet inches. third
p. Fineran, Towers. y feet Pa inches
Running broad jump; boys under thirteen years
First Maurice Deakius Towers. 10 feet l inch. Sec
ond. ]. Giradi jefferson, 10 feet; third. W. Huhn
jefferson. 9 feet 2 inches
Running high jump; boys under thirteen years
First G. NEWMAN. Towers. I feet 6 inches; second.
p. Fineran. Towers feet inches; third. Nelson
and Schaffer jefferson, tied. feet % inches.
Running high jump; boys under thirteen years
First, Irving Deakins. Towers. feet. second r,
Campbell jefferson 3 feet inches; third J. Flax
Jefferson 3 feet inches
Score Of points-Towers School playground ga
points jefferson School playground, 42is points
Refcree-AIr. r. p. Williams athletic supervisor
Of Washington Playground
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
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Offices, and will be promptly for
Warded 10 the main Officet
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new MIDDIES' FIELD MEET
Sixth Company Carries Off Honors
with Sixty Points.
Likely Men for Academy Field and
Track squad Are Developed
by Contests.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, July 24.-The mldship-
men Of the new fourth class at the
Naval Academy held Sneir annual field
and track meet this afternoon. It was
quite successful considering that the
new recruits had but a short time in
which co train for 1t, hence the poor
records made
The sixth company was the winner OF
the meet, with a total of 60 points; the
fifth company got second place with a;
the fourth company third. with II, and
the Third company Only secured 2 points.
The third company. however. had
fewer entries
The new middies are brought out each
year primarily for the purpose of look
ing for likely men for the regular track
squad for the succeeding season. Among
the most promising meg as shown by
to-day's meet are Deyo. Anderson.
Dunton, Brandt, Reifkohl, Clay, Com
stock, and Forster
As usual. the company relay race was
the feature Of the meet The fifth com
pany won, with the sixth company a
close second
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TRkNS-PkCIfIG MAILS,

Hawaii. Japan. Korea China. and Philippine Is
lands via San Francisco. close here daily al c. %
p n. up 10 July 2. fer dispatch by steamer China.
Hawaii. via san Francisco close here daily Il
$50 p II. Up TO July q for dispatch b. steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco close here daily at CSC p. N up -
July q. for dispatch By United States transport.
japan. Korea China. and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria. b g. close here daily a.
$50 ?. m up 70 August !. for dispatch b. steamer
Empress q China
Tahiti ard Maruuesas Islands. via San Francisco,
close here daily at 80 b. m. up % August !, flE
dispatch BY steamer Mariposa.
Hawaii. Japan. k0res. China. and Philippine Is
lands via san Francisco. close here daily at -
p m I'D to August 3 Tor dispatch by steamer Man.
churia
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand, samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria, r. C. Close
here daily al $50 p. IN up % August Il. fo- Dis
patch by steamer Manuka.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

5clSQult ID eNecL June ~ III
zoo Z. MILD DUMiNION E4fKEsS. daily
Stops at principal points in Virginia Yestibule
train; standard coaches; psrlOr TO Clifton Forge
and connection ioT Virgins Hot Springs. Pullman
SleepeTs Clifton Forge 10 Louisville. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis 81. LOUIS. and Chicago Dining car.
z IA carte service from G0Td0nsFile.
4:i0 Z. ANEW Z. & .. LIMITED, Daily
Fast Vestbuls train stops only At GordonsFlls.
Charlottesville StauntoB. Clifton Forge. and Cor.
iDgton. Va; White sulphur Roneeverte. and Hin
ton W. Va Pullman slespers e Lexington. Louis
vile Cincinnati, indianapolis 81. Louis. and en-
cago Dining cars, ia carte service. One night cut.
lid 7. NJ. +. v. LIMITED, Daly-Sond
vsati5ule train. Pullman sleepers 70 C4nelRnEti,
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot springs week days Dining cars.
Ia carte service. SieeperS Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and St Louis ard Louisville 10 Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue: CO Isb street
f. and Sixth Street Station Telephones Main s75I
for Pennsylvania X. r. CAB Service aud kiaia ls6l
for Z. & O. Ticket 0aice.
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RAIN AT CROSSE POINT.
Races Postponed Until To-day. but
Betting Continues Heavy.

Detroit, July 2-Rain prevented the
races at Crosse Point track to-day, but
did not dampen the ardor of the bettors
to any extent. They started at noon in
earnest on the N. and NJ candidate.
Bids for first choice ran up to $3.50. and
the man picked SonOma Girl From a
minor start the price on High Ball climbed
TO $50 and stopped. Sadie Fogg brought
S25. Claty Latis $25, johnny $15. Beatrice
Ballini $40, and field SO This totaIed S4s5,
low mark for the N. and NJ, in which
81 GOO pools have been frequent.
Selling was active until evening. when
the pooling settled down, until Sonoma
Girl was bringing SO. Hlgh Ball SIS. and
the rest about SO. A great race is looked
for tomorrow in this event.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Foi0Wing schedule figures published only
information and are not guaranteed.
. - a. m.-Dsnsiiis ana way stations.
'S05 Il. m--HarTisonbuIg and gay stations.
80 J. m--Sleeperz and coaches 70 Atlantis ana
New Orleans Dining Car.
'uS0 s. m.-Sleepers ana coaches TO Columbia.
Savannah. and Jscksonyiile Dining Car.
fi1l p m--HarIsonbuTg and way stations.
as p. m.-Charl0tttsTille. Wauent0n StTasbuTs.
and way stations
as D Ia.-Sleepers and coaches TO Atlanta Gsd
Columbus. Ca sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70 san
Francisco tTl-Ueekly
go p m.-slespers snd coaches 70 Charlotte, -
lumbia and Augusta Dining Car.
rI0I5 D. m.-SleepeTs and coaches fFia Lynchbur1
and BRISTOL to Chattanooga. Msnpais. and Nss
Orleans Dining Car
81 20 p New York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 10 AsheFilie. Atlanta. Birmingham
and New Orleans. Club aud Observation cara Din
Ing Car.
Note-'Dsly. fWeek days
Through trains from the South sIriEs Washington
y SIS. and 3 GO A. IL; 20 55. 50. In. aai
i: 40 ?. n daily. Local trains fEou HarrisoE6uFs.
I25 p. IA. week days. and % y z. daily: IRON
Charlottesville { &c a. n daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from Bluemont
Ticket Offices rs Sta 81. 81 IA ave-. ari
Pennsylvania station
c. h ACKERT. 5. T. HARDWICK.
VP. & Gen. Mgr. Pass TraL Mgr
W. H TAYLOE, G. P. A L. 5. BROWN. q. H.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

FOR sALE-LARGE BUILDING LOTS on Mill.
tan road. between Washington and Fort Niger Al
Radnor Heights, beautdcd b. shady cab trees beau
tiful view q Washington; only one mile distant
ir0m two electric roads. 500 per lot: terms. $
down. balance $ yer month without interest OF
$50 per lot cash. JAMES T. CLEMENTS. 1915 q
s. nv Phone " 1888 jya5st
FOR sALE-FIvE ACRES OF HIGH LAND
adorned sy large oak trees between CheTrydale
station. on Old Dominion electric road and Dixie s
landing Potomac River; scenery equal % that Of
the palisades Of the Hudson. only so per acre +;
easy terms. or $40 pr acre cash; only two miles
from city by cars or by river. JAMES Z. GLEN
ENTS. 1905 & st. NV Phone " l0S0 JyZ56t
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G. SLOAN co. AuctiOncers. laoT Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MODERN
CORNER RESIDENCE. AT NORTHEAST
CORNER OF NINTH AND JEFFERSON
STREET, IN BRIGHTWOOD PARK. d. c..
Whereas default having been made IN the pay
ment OF the debt and interest secured b. certain
deed Of trust bearing date the twenty sixth day
Of May. A. %. 1872, nd recorded among the land
records Of the District Of Columbia on May 2.
1867, IN Liber &42 folio 81. ct seq, and az the
direction Of the holder and q the notes Sc
cured By said deed Of trust. the undersigned trus-
tee viii offer for sale under The provisions Thereof
az public auction IN frcnt Of the premises al four
O'Clock J. M. on TUESDAY. the thirtieth l0thl
day Of July. A. d. 1907, the foll0wing described
land and premises. with the Improvements, ease
meHts rights ways. and appuTte1ances thereunto
belonging situate and lying in the District Of Co
lumbia:
All Of lots numbered twenty-thTee t25l twenty
four GA. and twenty-five %. in Dilier i. Croft 5
subdivision Of lots in block numbered seventeen 90.
"Brigh,wood PsTk, as Der plat recorded in LibeF
County No. 8. folio g. q the records Of the ONCE
q the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thiTd Of the purchase
price in cash lof which deposit q SO must be
made 70 the trustee az the time Of salel. and the
balance in equal notes Of the purchaser. payable
in one and two years from date Of sale. with in
teTest at the Tate Of six pcr cfntum pr annun.
payable semi-annually. said notes 10 be secured By
first deed q uust the property sold; OF al cash.
az the option II the purchaser The terms q sale
% be complied With within twenty days from the
date II sale in default q which the property VIII
be resold al the risk and cost Of the defSulting
purchaser after Eve days Reimbursement IN some
u,gsrapsf published in Washington. d. c.
All copVeyaDcing title examination, and record
ing AZ the expense q the purchaser.
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Trustee
Formerly UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COM-
PANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Trustee.
By JAS. G. PAYNE. VIE President
Attest: GEORGE E. FLEMING. secretary.
DI7-d&ds exS
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Brighton Beach.

FIRST RAcE-For tWo-yoar-olds; FIVE and one
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. > OWEN & son. Aaetioneers.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNlM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE on THE SOUTH
SIDE or JEFFERSON ST. NEAR 7TH sf..
BRIGHTWOoD PARK. ID. c.
by virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in Equity Cause. No
zli0 l. the undersigned trustee. VIII sell al public
auction. IN front Of the premises On II ESDAf, the
sixth day Of August, A. ID. 1856. at ~ ceioek
?. m. the following described land and premises
situate in the County Of Washington. In the District
q Columbia and designated and being the east
half Of lot H. block g. BTightWOod PaTk. otherwise
SHOWN as lot 500. square $50.
Terms % sale: One-third Of the purchase money
10 be Teid in cash. and the balance II two equal
instaliments. payable IN one and two years. with
interest al PET ccntum pr anuum. payable semi
annually from day II sale secured By deed a trust
u.oE the property sold. all cash, at tie option q
the purchaser deposit Of 500 viii be required Of
the purchaser at the time o. sale All eOnYeyaneng
recording and n0taTiS ices az the cost Of the Vur-
chaser. Terms Of sale to be complsed with within
fifteen days from day Of sale otherwise the trustee
viii reserve the night 10 resell the property AZ the
1sk and cost OF the defsuting purchaser after I'VE
days advertisement Of such resale IN some news
paper published in the city Of Washington. ID. c.
HENRY RANDALL WEBB.
t6d&dsexs Colorado Building.
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STORAGE,
PIANOS FOR SALE.

PIANOS FOR SALE.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR PIANOS.
500 kTaksuer Upright. SIS
$50 Lester Uprght...................... Ij
800 Royal Upright. 30
sc Dcmarest .--..---.s--..-...-.s...ss- ~
We sell on easy terms without interest. Our stcck
comprises 400 pianos Of twenty different makefs
HUGO W0RCH,
WORCH BUILDING. ITO G street,
Sole Agents for Sohmer. Basus Cameron. Kurtz-
Hsann. and Regent Pianos.
Tuning Hauling and Repairing.
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spot Markets.
A FRAUD-LOoK our FOR HIM.

Any solicitor who comes to Won
rIih prize scheme, representing
himself, directly or indirectly, to
be connected with this newspaper.
The Washington Herald. IL a fraud
and IA imRosteT, bent upcn swim
ding yen. De on tho lookout for
Kim and turn him over to the
poiice.
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BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY O. 1851.
sUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS.
Goias-9z5 and ual a. n. 30. $40 745. and
9:i5 2. n
Returnins-sSo a L.. 1915. 2a0. So 500. and
100 p. m
SATURDAYS.
GOing-s=s and ua9 a. n. 2se. $50. $40 rs.
and a;lj p IT.
Returning a. n. l2.g. go 60. SO. go.
and 1901 ?. z.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going-s.5 and ua9 a. n. go. so, 40. 7.i5.
and Gas .. n.
Returning-7a5 A. n. I2;E. 2l0 Coo. $50 80.
and 1900 p. n.
Going al trains leave District Line Station
PAUL Y. WATERS, General Manager
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED - AN ASSISTANT BOOkKEEPER.
Address, stating salary and experience. BOX 10.
Herald Office. iy2f3t
WANTEO-ONE DISH WASHER AND ONE
porter. white or black, at BATES LUNCH
ROOM AND CAFE, l6z 18th ST. iy23-3t
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at school in 80 to % days Positions
guaranteed Pitman Graham. Gregg Barnes. and
Syllable systems- Individual instruction. SfENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3ls-Sl9 Colorado Building.
OCs-rf
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UNFINISHED
ROOMS WANTED.

TWO ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING: CITY OR /
suburban; rent moderate; owner preferred: or
small house. in good repair BON 10 Herald Office /
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COUNTRY BOARD,

AT BERwYN, ND. s. PER WEEK; ELEGANT
fare AID home comforts MRS. De MORGAN.
Central ave fv2ltf
GUNsToN COTTAGE, ROUND, HIIL, YA.-I9
minutes from station: high location; cool. con-
Portable; fresh vegetables. milk. and butter For
further particulars address MRS kLBIN WRIGHT,
Box 81, Round Hin, Va UDt
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED-YOUNG PARROTS AND
cznaries. goldgshes. monkeys, trained goats. rab-
bits. guinea pigs. dogS cats. and best Flea Flee
soap sc. scBMID'S BIRD STORE. IL 18th st.
Nv. Nl+n
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

FLEMING BUILDING 1919 G ST NV: RENO
waited throughout spacious new elevator; steam
heat; uneIcelled ianitor sevrice; excellent Office
looms on fourth hOUT. U5-u
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SUBURBAN---fOR RENT,

FOR RENT-IN CLEVELAND PARK, DURING
August aud SepJember eightroom hoUsc, fur
nished. Apply az 1901 3ith pl. cor. Newark. jy25St
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-To GOOD COL0RED TENANTS,
bay-window red-brick house. six ROOMS and bath
in good location on through street rent reasonable.
WI H. SAUNDERS x co. lf07 st. jy24-3t
FOR RENT-ONE OF THE INCEST GROOM
houses in Bl0omingdaie section. so. near Two
electric car lines. W. J. FRlZZELL. ~ V St nv.
HLLtf
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APARTMENTS TO LET,

KENT. ZIG n. CAROLINA AVE. sE.-sIX
rooms and bath; viii sublet ons apartment for
summer. SO: all cOnTeniences. kARRICh a MEr-
CALF 20 n. \. ave. is-u
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BICYCLES,

We HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY
another large LOT OF Hudson bicycles that We are
going to sell at wholesale prices Stop in and get
catalogue before purchasing elsewhere. HAH.
ERF0RD CYCLE CO, iG 10Th st. NV. je23u
ONE YALE. TWO READINGS SLIGHTLY
used; cheap At HAzLETONs. 42S-E1 10Th st.
NV. my5-tf
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FOR saloon EASY TERMS. OR EXCHANGE
Cor city properly commodiOus and exceptionally
well built sr0Jm house. IN beautiful oak grove, on
high ground comprising 4 large lots "a seTel. at
Mt Rainier; hOt-watar heat hot and cold water;
best plumbing; Nst over District line one car fare
ideal home; q decided bargain. For terms and view
Of property apply 70 J. 5. EASBY-SNITH. Century
Building. OF CHARLES 7. JOHNSON. IT.. post
Office Mount Rainier District line station. Nd.
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PROPOSALS.
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ADV EhIlSEME NI.
Office Of the Superintendent. L. S. Capitol
Building and and Grounds, Washington,
D. C, July q. 1907.
Sealed proposals lin duplicated will be
received and publicly opened at the above
Office on WEDNESDAY. August il. 1907
at y o'clock. noon for Two Passenger
Elevators for the L. s. Court House
Washington, D. G Specifications can be
obtained upon application TO the above
Office. Bids must be accompanied By
certified check or surety bond IN the
sum Of Sc Of the amount Of bid
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids or 10 waive any technicality or In
fOTmality in any bid.
Superintendent, o. 5. Capitol Building
and Grounds. jy25.au1,SB
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C.
Washington, d. c., Juiy O. IN7.-Sealed Pro
posals Viii be received at this Office until Y O'Clock
noon, AUGUST 10. 1897. for the construction a a
oonCretestec bridge across the track Of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company, on the lire Of
Monroe street, BrOokland. ID. c. Blank forms Of
proposal. specifications and all necessary inforna-
ton may be obtained at the Office Of the Engineer
Commissioner. d. c. HENRY B. F. MAGYAR
LAND. HENRY L. WEST, JAY J. MORROW
Commissioners, ID. G. N236texS
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. Washington ID. c.. July q. 1907 Sealed
proposals will BE- received at this Office until u
O'Clock nooD TUESDAY August 6, 1897 for renod-
cling plumbing work at Berret School Building. No
C. Forms. specifications and necessary information
can Be obtained ar Room 43, District Building
HENRY r. +. MCFARLAND, HENRY L.
WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners. d. c.
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