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JAPAN WOULD GREET SHIPS
Counselor MiyaOka Says Visit Of
Big Fleet Would Be Welcome.
No international Complication Ex-
lists, Says DipIomRt-OnIy Per-
feet Harmony Prevails,

Mr.. Mlyaoka. counselor OF the Jap
anese Embassy, returned 10 Washington
from his vacation yesterday. and called
upon Acting Secretary Of State Adee
He reiterated the statement Of Amtas-
sador Aoki that there are absolutely no
international complications between this
country and Japan, and that each has
thorough understanding and the ap-
prevail Of the course Of the other.
While Japan. he said would be pleased
TO welcome the battle-shlp feet and its
officers, should the ships visit that couu-
try. he said it was too early for him 10
discuss such a matter or for Japan 10
make any plans for the welcome until
it had been decided whether such a trip
would be made,
The opinion Of both the State Depart
ment and the Navy Department is that
the trouble between the sailors Of the
Chattanooga and the japanese, at Ha-
k0date. is not Of a serious character,
and that there is not likely 70 be any
Interchange Of communications between
Japan and this country on the subject,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harry a. warks. % and Eva L. Brooks. % Rev
John L Allison.
Charles p Calvert, 2. q College PARK. Nd, and
Lucy II. Dorsey, a. Rev. Edward S Dunlop
Kari B. Phillips. .. and Daisy r. Davis Il,
both Of Charlottesville Va Rev. Dr. Mcleod.
Feryin Heirovimus. p and Lille Y. Little. O.
Rev J. 7. Muir
Walter A. Butler. g. and Mae A. Clancy. d
Rev :. A Smyth.
John r. Bickstcr. Dc. and Mamie z. Hardy, r.
o. Leeshurg Va Rev. T. IT. Bristol.
Alton o. Carpenter, s.. and Sarah L HOY ard
o. Of Dayton. Nd. Rev. J. H. WEIGH.
William H. Tobin. IS. ard Pearl AIeReady IS
Rev " C. Alexander.
]. S. Williams 2. and Myrtle T. Brown. g
Rev. Philip Stewart.
COL0RED.
John Jones. s. and Matilda Ellis. - Rev. ". J.
Howard
Edward johnson. .. and Ida Ford 2 Rev W
J. Howard.
Levi Adams. %, and Emma wOodfau. IL Rev.
G. " Lee
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule n eject July 81 ls1-
20 P Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
days-StOps 81 principal points IN Virginia Vezti-
h1ls train standard coaches. p1Tl0r car 10 Hinton.
handled in No Is from GCTdgusTllle. which has
Ii carte paror car and connects az toyluEton tos
Virginia hot SPRING. Pullman Sleeps-s clifton
Forge 70 Louisville CinCiunEu. Indianapolis. 81
Louis and Chicago.
4le T. M.-NEW c. & o. LIMITED, DAILY
Fast new Tsstibus train; stops only SO GcrdonsFie
Charlottesville, stanton. Clifton Forge. and Gov
inFton. Va: White Sulphur, R0nceveTJs, and Hin
ton. ". Va Pullman sleepers 20 Lexington, Louis
VILE Cincinnati Indianapolis, s. LOUIS, and Cht-
cago Dining cars a Ia carte service. One night out
uI0 2. Nj. +. :. LIMITED Daly-Solld
TestIbule tain. Pullman seepC-s 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
ear % Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars.
q Ia carte service. sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago
and St Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis, Nashville
ana Southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake anu ono
oces SIS Pennsylvania avenue; 6s 18th street near
+. and sixth Street Station Telephones Main SD
for Pennsylvania R. p. Cab Service and Main 1855
for c. & O. Ticket OflCe.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-UNFUR. ROOM FOR STUDIO; IN
neighborh00d Of 18th g. and Columbia rad Al
dress Miss S. W. KELLY, The Woodley, Columbia
road sel03t
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MODUS vIVENDI TO HOLD.
Newfoundland Agreement 30 Lass
Until Fishing Question Is Settled.


It was explained yesterday at the State
Department in reference TO the modus
vivendi between Great Britain and the
United States regarding the Newfound-
land fisheries matter. that the modus is
not alone for this years fishing, but is to
continue until the questions involved in
the dispute are settled by The Hague
tribunal, or an adjustment is reached
otherwise.
1t is hoped that an agreement may be
reached between the Newfoundland gov
eminent and the United States, with the
approval Of the British foreign Office,
which will obviate the necessity Of send
ing the matter TO The Hague. Prof.
Alexander, of the Fish Commission, has
gone TO Newfoundland waters and while
there during the season looking after the
interests OF the American fishermen and
observing the methods followed, he will
have several conferences with Sir Robert
Bond, the Newfoundland premier, and it
is believed that there Is a possibility of
some satisfactory understanding being
reached.
The new modus IS practically the same
as that in operation last year, except that
| purse SEEMING IS prohibited.
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths reported Sept. z 1857:
William T. Clark, 81 Pa ave. NV. 60 year,
George z. Gardner, 1916 II 81. nv, GO yearA
Calvin A. Mathes so d 81 ne. G. years.
Glare Shipley. 18th and Albemarle s. Nv, ! year
Thomas Christmas su + ST.. sw q years
William II. Wood. Blsgden court NV, rear.
james Hester. % 81 St. sw. 81 years
Deaths reported Sept g. 1907:
Carl DuehTtng 1854 Sth st. NV. 50 yearA
Byron O. Gillinsslia, los Lamont 81. nv, 6
years
John Susan Cos I ST. ne, 50 years.
GraubeTy Smith. 515 St ne. / year.
Elizabeth Bowen. 1910 9Th ST NV s. years
John Sweeney. us Z ST. NV, Sc years.
Lydia G.. Coukling, Government Hospital for In
sane 50 years
Joseph Heller, Z. S. Soldiers Home 3 years
D. James sheehy. su T st. NV. . years
Willard T. Keruan 49, 7 81 NV. 10 months.
Edward Kern. 81 Z 81 NV. g months
Helen Eox. 81 y. y. ave ne. months
COLORED.
james Hawkins. 12li ID st Ne, q years
Annie NJ. Miner, ? Douglas court N.Y., q ysarA
Elizabeth Hughes, 2l30 sth 81. NV, % years.
Carrie Hawkins 1914 East Capitol ST. 9 years
Mary JsunifeT, . DeFTees st. NV, 80 years.
Grace Perry, Canterbury eougt NV. 2 ysaz
Henry Gordon. Union court sv., = years
John Johnson. Casualty Hospital, 8 yesrp
John 9. N. LonaX. l25 Wylie s.. 2 years
phone Main $500 When You Return.
Subscribers returning from their sum
mer home who desire to have their paper
sent TO their city address will please
phone Main 1900
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SOUTHERN ARRAIGNED TODAY.
Police Secure Further Identification
OF Alleged Kidnapper.

William T. Southern. colored, Of
Hillsdale, D. c.. who was arrested by
Policemen Brooks and King, Of the
Fifth precinct, on the suspicion that he
was the negro who is alleged TO have
attempted to kidnap little Gertrude
Miller from the Eastern Market on Sat
urday night, wiz be arraigned in the
Police Court this morning.
Capt. Mathews was busily engaged
with the case yesterday and succeeded
in getting further Identification. South
ern still maintains that he is innocent
of the charge.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies. Automobile supplieA
Dynsmos and Motors. Machinery SupplisA
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent men TO plan cut and produces
the special results always essential 10 thu installation
OF electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL. SUPPLY CO..
1880 New York Ave,
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PERSONAL.

so LET THE MAIN BRACE FbUTTER HIGH
from OF the nizzen peak We viii b prompt
with big cash for mems discarded wearing apparel
shoes, hats. shirts; cal any hour. JUSTHS OLD
STAND, SIG d.
BfTthmarks, BIRckheaGs, and all Fa-
cisl bleInishes supertuous hair warts moes perma-
nensly removed by eiectroiysis, Lady operator.
Room S. Metzerott Bldg. IIl3 F ST. nv. se5f
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; ladies' OF gents; send postal viii call.
l. TARSHES, 1895 9TH ST. hw. Phone north 400.
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IF YOU ANYTHING OF IF
HELf WANTED.
c0ACH IN COLLEGE

EDUCATIONAL-WILL COACH IN COLLEGE
entrance or evil-seviee mathematics; also Eng
lish Teaching foreigners TO speak. read. and write
English a specially. Twenty years experience. Col
lege graduate ROOM II. 1866 Penna. ave. sel0St
WANTED = STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPE
writer's 10 know that Fred W@1uamakers coaching
class for October q examination, begins this week
start early, Write for rates. WANNAMAkER' ,
SCHOOL. Wash. Loan and Trust Bldg sel02t
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INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED.

MOTHS REACHES. ANTS. gEDBUGs. AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con
tnCt CHARGES MODERATE Estimates and
advice gratis . years practical experience no
charge made until insects are fully externinated.
Address WENDAL L. CUTE.
phone Main S3I. Insect Specialist.
51T II st. NV, Washington. ID. C.
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WALL PAPER.

AS WE ARE LARGELY OYERSTOCKFD IN
wall paper Of all descriptions. wiz sell Il at 4
low sacrifice price. Give call. 4. G. NOLTE
e07 18th St NV. iyle-eodff
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting LIE PREUX,
1901 9Th st. Phone y. 345lm. jalSH
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AuGIlnN SALES.

I WILL SELL WITHIN TIVE AUCTION ROOMS
II Brown a FOLSOM 1863 II 81 NV. 70 pay storage
charges on all goods stored IL the names Of JULIA
Johnson. Wm. s. White. Jennie johnson, ana X.
". White II. BURRHARTs son. 1913 aud lo.5
7th ST. NV sc96t
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TRkkS-PAGIFIG MAILS.

japan. Korea China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily at $50 p. n. up 10 Sep.
tembcr Z, for dispatch by steamer Tosa Manu-.
japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle, close here daily az $50 p, IL. up 70 Sep
tember Is, for dispatch by steamer Shawmut.
Hawaii. Jarsn. Korea, China. and Philippine IS
lands, via San Francisco. close here daily at $50
.. m up 20 September -, for dispatch by steamer
Korea.
japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands va
Vancouver and Victoria, Is. C.. close here daily
at $50 p M, up 70 September =. ior dispatch By
steamer Empress Of japan.
Hawaii, Japan. Korea. and China, va san Franz
cisco. close here daily &c SO u. n mp To Septem-
Der 2. f0r dispatch hy steamer America NAM.
Hawaii, Guam. and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco, close here daily ST $50 p M, up % SsD-
tember So for dispatch by United States transport
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LEGAL NOTICES,

IL TIE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding an Equity Court. Harry T.
Huddles0n vs. The Unknown Heirs. Defisees. and
Altnees q James Someujue and tee Unknown
Heirs. DeYisecs and Alicnees n Washington Bowie
EeMty No Z7l95-Orllr Of publication: The object
q this suit Is 10 declare the title 81 complainant
20 the real estate situate n the city # Washington,
DistacI n Columbia, known as -Qt 'C. ID samuel
C. Wroe and Everett Nrofs subdivision o. lots IN
square g. as said subdivision Is reCQTded In the Of
Zee e tie surveyor fer the District 81 Columbia, II
book T. page 81. % be good in fee simple by Iea-
son II adverse possession ard % declare the title
u complainant % he good q record, and % per
petuaIiy euioin the defendants from asserting any
title % said real estate. On motion a Tie con-
p.ainant b. IS by the court, this I'd day Of July.
A. .. 1885, ordered that the defendants above
banned cause their APPEARANCE % be entered herein
OF before the first rule day Securing after the
expiration II three months from this date; other
Wise this cause shall be proceeded with IS in case
Of default. This order shall be published twice a
month in she months 4 July, august, and septeEn-
Washington Herald WRIGHT Justice a true
copy-rest; looai.i J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. b.
WINS. T. LEMON. Assistant CLERK. Complainant 8
Solicitor. J. LEWIS SMITH E3.le.auI. l.ss5.Io
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
iumbla holding Probate Court Estate OF Emily
LarDcd Trussdail. Deceased NJ. 1856. AdministTa-
tion Docket 57.-Apl5icatiou having been uIzde
herein for probate Il The last VIII and testament q
said deceased and Tor letters teslamentary Gu sid
estate b. William 4. Quinter, It Is ordered, this
10Th day Of August. 4. u. 1857. that Emily Larued
Hunt. an infant. and william GUnn Hunt. her
iatEer. and an others coucerned. appear IN sad
court on FRIDAY. the 4th day q October. a ID.
1851. az % O'Clock O. m, 70 show cagse Why sucl
application shocld not De granted. Les notes
htrC5f be Published IN the Washington Law Re
porter and Washington Herald ouce in each Of three
successive weeks before tn return dag herein men
tirntd-the first publication o. be not less than
thirty days before sad return day. WENDELL p
STAFFORD Jus.ice. Attest: tSeal} WI. G.
TAYLOR. Depu-y Register Of Wills for the District
o. Columbia, Clerk q the Probate Court WILL
IAN x, QUTNTER, Attorney. auE se5 %
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department, Washington, -. e,
until 10 O'Clock a. m. SEPTEMBER "a,
1861, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter, 10 furnish az the navy yard,
Washington, D. c., &c, a quantity or
naval supplies, as follows. Sch Z6l; Gun
boring and turning lathe.-Seh. 2s8: Ell
craving medals.-Sch. 2s2. Brick, sand,
Portland cement, broken stone, granite
tailings. armature coils, electrical sup
plies, steel riyets. gear wheels and pin
ions, clutch pulley, garbage cart, ash, steel
shapes, plates and castings packing, rub
Der hose, hydraulic leather, gasoline, fire
eXtinguisheEs Sch. S4: Copper rivets.
&c. tools hack-saW blades, reameTs,
knurling tools. mandrels, tap wrenchess
| file handles.-Sch. 3l6: Sheet copper, ma
/ chine and high speed steel-Sch. 30y:
| Leather betting. busting brushes. April
cations for proposals should designate the
schedules desired by number. Blank pro-
pOsals VIII be furnished upon application
| TO the Bureau. Il. Il. ROGERS. Paymas-
| ter General, L. S. n sel0,H
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
termaster Walter Reed Army General
Hospital Takoma Substation. Washing
ton. j.. G, September Z. ly0l.-Sealed pro-
pOsalS. IN triplicate subject 10 usual con
ditiOns. viii be received here until 1880
o'clock a. m, standard time. SEPTEM-
BEk y, 1897, for the construction. inciud-
ing plumbing, gas-piping, and electric
lighting. of double set OF Hospital
Corps Sergeants' Quarters. at Walter
Reed Army General Hospital, Washing
ton. y. G. Plans, specifications, blank
proposals. and further information fur
nishcd on application. A deposit Of 5000
required for drawings and SpeclncaL0ns.
Deposit VIII be returned 20 bidder on re-
turn of drawings here. United States re
| serves right 10 reject or accept any or all
bids or any part thereof Proposals TO
be marked Proposals for Serseants Quar-
tiers, and addressed 20 MAI. J. T.
/ GRADES. @ NJ seI.9.l0.u.20,21
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Fo0wiug schedule iiguTes published only as
information ana are not guaranteed
zoo a. n.-DauYille and way stations
-505 a. m.-HauisonDIrg and way stations
900 g. m--Sleepcrs aud coaches 70 Atlanta and
New Orleans Sleeper to Columbus. Ca Dining Car.
-ng0 a m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Columbia.
savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
ti9I p. m.-Harrisonburs and way stations
'ijj p m.-Charl0tIcsTile. MaUgutOn and sEJ
stations. stTasburg week days
-6.5 r m-slespeEs and coaches 70 Atlanta sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper % san Francisco trWeekly-
80 D. m.-SleCpers and coaches 10 Charlotte Co
lumbla. and Augusta. Dining Car.
Job 2. m--SleeseFs and coaches lVla Lynchbarg
and Bristol 20 Chattanooga. Memphis. and New Or
leans Dining Car
'lI99 p u.-Nev York and Neg Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman % AsheYille, Atlanta, birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars Din
ing Car.
N0te--Daily. 1WeeE days
Through uEiu5 from the south arrive Washington
is So and g 90 a. L. Z3l. 50, 5-i5 H-4 and
1850 D. ~. daily. Local trains from harTlsontaTg,
r. 3 D. Il. week days and % ?. u. daily; iIon
Charlottesville. sI5 a. "a. daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from BlueMCnG
Ticket O1ces. 755 18Th s.. 81 ia. ave-. and Penn
sylFauia Station.
c. Il. ACkERT s II. HARDWICK,
Y. 2. & Gen. Mgr. Pass. Traf. MgF.
". II. TAYLOE C. p. A. L. S, BROWN. g. A
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
Learn Telegraphy-WhY?

L6dIu LCICS d pIl = " ~
Clip and present or send this notice within next 50
days 70 DraugLons, corner Ninth and d, and you
nav take Biography and pay $500 Of tuition after
Dos ton as telegraph operator is secured DTaughon
TelegTaphy students get practice over mainline wires
cut into Draughon's College By railway companies
Thirty thousand more telegraph operators than caa
be secured are wanted on account Of the eight
hour law. Special rates Of tuition NOW on At
Draughons Cau or send f0T booklet entitled
why Leuu Telegraphy!" pRAUGH0N'S SPEN-
CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Ninth and ID,
Academy Of Music Building. Washington. aux
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hair1resser. shampooing. Eaanicring chirop-
ody. facial and scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main 2e55 Ga O
st. I'VE fe2i-f
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HOUSES WANTED.

wANfED-TO RENT FOR THE WINTER OR
longer, by retired clergyman and his wife. \
modern house q 10 rooms. furnished or unfur-
nishsd must be ia Grst-class NV. neishborhood IN
easy reach Of Conn ave; kitchen and dining room
must be on first floor: h0t-EateT or hOtaiT heat:
porch if possible. address BALLARD & Lam
HAM 81 18th ST NV see-7t
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AUTOMOBILES,

FIRsT-CLAsS LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR;
only used short tine; viii sell very reasonable.
Address BOX 81, Herald o1lce. RG3-u
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HORSES And CARRIAGES.

LEFT TO BE sOLD-DELIvERY AND pay
ton wagons: late style surrey; different harness
and wagon wheels; your prices 18th and Il SITS
Nv. GEYER'S. Eelo-6
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DRESSMAKING.

WANTED-BY FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER,
work on ladies wearing apparel las 10th ST NV.
selo-3t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

RUNABOUT. WITH PNEUMATIC TIRES; GOOD
condition; IS; bargain. Address BOX o. Herald
Office. sesst
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DOGS. CATS, BIRDS, ETC

JUST RECEIVED = THREE MALE GREAT
Dane pups. sire is the greatest In America; dam
is one Of the worlds champions; pedigree cups.
medals. and ribbons won bT parents on exhibition.
Also, Scotch collie pupe young parrots, canaTies,
goldfish. MONKEYS rbhits guinea pigs. Flee Flea
.oap sc. sCHMIDS BIRD STORE. u I2th s.
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FOUND

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND SHEER
bet. zoe and soc peT gal: large bricks in a box.
&c. Do not Judge oar ice cream BY the price. Try
It and you VIII buy IT, Phone ~ ss3 COZ New
York ave. nv. jy5-H
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FURNITURE WANTED.

wANTED-BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR FURNI-
tuTe, sead for We viii give you highest spot
cash prices All orders Immediately attended WASH
INGTON FURNITURE HOUSE. ssh and D nv.
auls5ot
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CORNER STORE FOR RENT; Vt. AVE AND
L ST.. growing b8sinzSs; center CT large apartment
houses and hotels established as an uphostering
shop Inquire on premises ses5t
GROCERY. CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM,
and cigars, great bargain $50. D. c. BUSINESS
BROKERS 6lT 18th 81 scott
WANTED-IRON BEDS AND SLIGHTLY USED
furniture for cash d. F. EXCHANGE 10s P
Nv. Phone \. Ssa3 SsI-7t
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING:
no pain; loog, feel act and last longer than nat
ural teeth; shrlnken faces made normal; painless
filing. DR.. J. L. WILSON l205 T ST. Nv. my2s-tf
DENTAL WORK
Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. 50 up; Gold Fill
ings, s. up; Silver Filings, 5oc, Work guaranteed.
No pain. Or. GEO. L. LDM0NDS, SO + St nv.
ial0-f
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FOR SALE AID RENT.

CITY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES. LOTS. AND
farms Ia Maryland and Virginia q. S. REAL
ESTATE BUREAU, Room s. 20 9Th s. Nv.
aUl5-3t
10Th AND KRAMER SIS. NE-L0T, lsXs0;
store. living rooms and stable. cheap. d, II.
JOHNSON CO. GIL 9Th Sc NV ssl0-1
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STORAGE.

CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS.
1909 Ii ST. NV.
Best lighted and ventilated rooms in the city.
See us EDMUND Il BROWN Prop.
se33)t
WHY PAY MOREg WE STORE FOR sc A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, 4lS-i2o-
~ 10th st. NV. Phone Main aZ9 se5-30t
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BICYCLES.

BEST PUNCTUsEP PROOF TIRES. a@. PUT
on: guaranteed; 10 equal against nsmctures; sons
choice seconds, sLT5; made % sell for Sc aud s.
as fTsts: trial guarantee. JONES RUBBER TIRE
WORKS. ea2soi St aui0-s.m. tu-l5t
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MISCELLANEOUS,
You Should

nor ENT-PHOTOGRAPHER'S STUDIO: BEST
location ia Washington. Apply to BOX %, Her
ala oFra selG5t
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TYPEWRITERS.
MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGt f, PIANOS. &C, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIG'S EXPRESS. I22i Il st. nv. Phone Main
alo suZ5-n
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - AT ONCE. COMPETENT PIANO
salesman; also, salesman familiar with the panola.
address, in writing, SANDERS * STAYMAN Co,
lsg! T ST. NV. seio-St
WANTED-COLORED CHEF, SECOND COOK,
sc,sllion. dishwasher. and house boys. FISHER
AGENCY. 4ls 10Th st. NV. selG3t
WANTED-TWO MEN FOR PACKING SHOP.
Apply MR.. QUACKENBUSH. W. b. Moses
Sons warehouse ll2) 18th ST. NV.
PAINTERS WANTED BY NAT. CATHEDRAL
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Wis ave. s. per day
WANTED-HONEST WHITE BOY, TO RUN Err
rands and make himself useful around electric
shop Address. giving age and address, BOX 30,
Heuld Office.
WANTED - BOY WITH BICYCLE, Il To Is
years old Apply ROOM 92 Commercial National
Bank Bldg sel0-3t
WANTED-CANVASSEHS on SOLICITORS, TO
sell jewelgy for cash or credit; regular salar. ami
percentage on sales. Apply CASTELBERG's. sS
Pa. ave. Nv. Jes-tu,f,s,5-u
CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER EXAMINATIONS
this fan Prepare now at THE DRlLLEKY. uoo
\. y. ave. auZio tuW.ld
WANTED = GOOD. RELIABLE SOLICITOR;
must furnish reference. Address BOX Il, Herald
Office. se5u
WANTED = FTRsT-CLAss PAPERHANGERs.
Apply DEE & CO., az z st. NV se5-St