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H0uSES f0R REM.

FOR RENT-i@l 4TH ST, IN LEXINGTON; .
stony; rooms; porcelain bath; eemsnted cellar;
Oh car linc opposite Ladies College PARK newly
papaed. &c; So.
Als9 lslge house ! acre. shade aad fruit trees,
outhouses &c. suitable for chickens; Florida
ave. ne SO. y. J. FRIZzELL, q St NV
apH-ii
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y Bod owing schedule figures plts-sled only aa
information and are not gIsraIs 5ed-
= 20 a. m.-DauFlile and way stations.
rs a. II -HaTTisauburg snd say stations
r9.N a. m--sleepGrs ana coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining CeE.
sl90 g. m.-SleepeTs ard coaches % Columbia
savannah and jacksonville. Dining Car.
f2s3 p. m--sleepers and coaches % Atlanta ard
colu1nbas. Ga. sunset Route Tourist sisspeE -
san Francisco tTi-Eseky.
e 81 p. H.-Harisonburg AID say stations.
= D m--CbaIl0tIesgllg, MaTFerron. ana way
stations.
ga ?. m.-Sleeptfs and coaches 10 Charlotte. Co
iunlbia and Augusta. Dining Car
sI3.l5 D. m.-slsepers and coaches iva Lyncacurg
and BRISTOL % Chattauocga. Melpais. and Aes
Orleans. Dining Caf.
su0 % m--New York and New Orleans Limited
solid pulrnan 70 AsheTille Atlanta, birmingham.
and New Orleans Club aud Observation Cans Din
ing Car.
Note-sDsily. fWeek days
Throagh trains from the south arrive Washington
7.35 si5, and Is q. 2a3, SIS. 6,i5. usl, aud
Il 20 .. T. daily. Local trains rem Har-lsonlrrg
us5 A. ~ week days. and 80 D. rs daily frU-a
Charlottesville s;I6 D. m daily.
Frequent trains 10 and from BlueD0nt.
Ticket Osices. 7o5 18th St., 81 "a. ave. and
Pennsylvania station
c. H. ACkEKT, 5. II aAhDNlCA,
v p. * Gen. Mgz Pass iFaf. Mgr
". H TAYLOE. C. P. a. L S. BROWN e. A
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TRANS PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii japan. Korea. China, and Philippine Is
lands, via san Francisco Close here daily az h;i5
D. q. up % April q fer dispatch hy staaLalE
America Nam.
Hawaii Guam, and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco close here daily az n.U J. IA uQ 70
May l. for dispatel By L. s. transport
Hawaii Japan Korea China. and Philippine Is
lands via san Francisco. close hcra daily al ll,5
D. M up to May g. fer dispatch by steamer siheIia.
Japan texeept rareelspost maiis'. kcleas China,
and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver, and Victoria.
3. c.. close here daily at 80 p. n. up To May .
for dispatch hy steamer Enpress C Irdia-
Hawaii via san Francisco Gloss here daily az
uas ., n. up to May G. for dispatch b5 steamer
Alameda.
Australia tezcept uails fer West Ans.ralisi New
Zealand. samoan islands. Fin Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver. and victoria. b. C.. close
here daiiJ = 80 j. up 10 May p. feE dispatca
bg steamer Mi9Wera.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

EClealle ia eject ADitiAleE - ia
2.00 F. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
days-stoIs a. principal points il Virginia. Festibuls
train; standard coaches parllr % FiEgini4 HlE
spgiEgs Pullman SlcepaTs Clifton Forge ~ Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis ST. Louis and Cal
cage; buffet service from GQzd4nsFilie.
s@3 T. A.-NEW T.. q o. LIMITED. Daily
Past new Yestlbule train stops Gals ~ GsIdousFe.
Charlottesville, Stauntou. Cilft0u Fozga. and Cow
iugton. Va. RoncsreTte and Hinton. W. IA Pull
man siseplIs 20 Lexington Louisville. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis 81 Leafs, AID Chieag9- Dining eaEs.
IA carte serrise. one Eight cut
Iia8 Z. NJ. +. y. LIMITED. Dzily-S0ld
seslihule iralr Pullman sleepers o. Cincinnati.
Lexington and f4sfisTjls. Compartment Sleeping
car 10 Yfg5lia Hot Springs week dlys. Dining Cz7s.
a Ia carte service. slaapeEs Cincinnati 20 CLicago
and st Louis ard Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest
Resergati0ns and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices SIS PeHnsylTania avenue 0a lirh street. near
+. and sixth street station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania 4. r. Cab Service and 4aIn lsos
fdf C. 4 U. Ticket Olce.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

GENTLEMAN OwNING TOURING CAR WILL
rent same 10 private parties hy the hour: reason
able. Phone n 5la2. l68s K ST. nv. ap25s5t
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PICTURE FRAMING,

PICTURE ERAAlEs OF BNEaX sIzE AND DE-
prices % per cent loser than any other house IL
Washington. Our work is hFst-elass Frames for
fine paintings orr speciality holdings FROM &C % s.
Per foot. ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER q AIT
CO.. Geo. S. Hewitt. Manager, s57 Pa. ave. Sc.
nnEs0G
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District OF Columbia. Washington.
April q, 19J3.-Ordered; That section / Of
Article XIV OF the Police Regulations
Of the District of Columbia is hereby
amended by adding thereto the following:
In acting upon applications 20 operate
motor vehicles, the Automobile Board
shall take into consideration the physical
qualifications Of the applicants for such
employment. HENRY B. T. MAGYAR
LAND, HENRY !. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE. Commissioners. u. q
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FURNISHED.
FLATS FOR RENT,

2520 ST NW.-5 ROOMS And BATH; AR
ranged Tor housekeeping large yards and closets SIS
apG-lt
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LOS.

LoST-ON ST. on VICINITY. THURSDAY
afternoon, book Of photographs. marked HASH
mere 1855 bound in brown ooze leather also type
written iist Of books on India. and manuscript OF
lecture. Finder please return 20 L, 7. VERNON,
s3 Post building Reward ara72t
LOsT-WEDNEsDAY LADY's COLD WATCH
attuched TO diamond ICVn: inside Of case bears
Inscription. belmont TO Nadine" SO reward if
returned 10 Iowa circle. au3sst-
LOsT-4T nth AND = wv, a BLACK F0X
terrier. with white stripes across shoulders and
back Kindly return 10 OWner and receive liberal re-
ward G5 Ith ST. DIV. ap25st
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Help Through The Washington Herald Want Adsl
MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE REPAIRISG, UPBOLsTEslNGi
gasoline Oh stoves Eefrg8atcrz and iee boxes re-
paired HOWAIsD's. 1855 Il 81. *. pAaae i7a1
apll1s8t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

SINGING CANARIES PARROTS. DOGS, CATS
rabbits guinea pigs white mice. and rats fancy
poultry pigeons gold hshes my specially is chiropo-
dy for birds feet. SCHAID, BIRD STORE. 7l2 l2th
81. NV ap9-u
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN RkMOY Is
hf biIthmaTks moies, &c. by elsctrie needle;
guaranteed permanent and painless; no scarS; abso
idte privacy references from physicians and former
patients; apparently hopeless cases solicited: consul
taton free; electricity is the only permanent cure
for superiuous hair. BOX u. Herald cesce. OF
phone n 2G32 mhig-tf
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dEWELRY REPAIREl.

elry rsmodeied best waEk lowest prizes. LUcIES.
ls27 St. nv. agissss
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

Masonic Fair Checks Redeemed for
$1,000,
in purchase q limited number American Realty 20
stock H. T. II. LEASE. Gen. Delivery. Washing
ten, T. e. suH
WANTED-ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE FOR
large house. highest cash prices contents TEeiaIlt
Address BOX g. Herald oHice af-M
WANTED
Horses to Pasture, Free!
apD5t Apply Room 2. So = st. ny.
WANTED - LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music We offer y0u a good square piano free
for SIX months II youn pay the c0st Of moving.
/. g. SMITH PIANO Co. lZ15 Pa ave.
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WAL PAPER.
PERSONAL.

WHILE THE MOCKING BIRD IS SINGING,
Just pen note 10 call and pay y0u exorbitaut
rates fer mems discarded wearing apparel hats.
shirts. shoes. Have fast stopper JUSIHs OLD
STAND. go D.
WILL PAY You HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for worn garments, ladies, sentieneIis, and chill
dren's shoes ana hats. address postal; wiz cali /.
TARsHES. 1905 7th ST. Nv. Phone North 40
apa-f
WHIsKEY, g PER GAL. TIE JOHN WE'D
DERBURN. 6l5 + 81 NV. ap6u
HAVE YOU ANYTHING 10 SELL? VOC WILL
be agreeaby Surprised if y0u win let me sell it for
you. MARCUS NOTES. al 9th s. nv. phone
Main Sill rol0-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court. No. 1882,
AdERinistrsti0n-Th is 80 give notice that the
subscriber, Of the District q Columbia. has OBJ
tanned FROM the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters Of administration ON the estate q
Edward Y. Rice. late o. the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 70
the subscriber. On OF before She 18TH DAY OF
APRIL. 4. d. 1908, otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all heneht Of said estate Given
under my hand this 10Th dag Of April 1857. LAURA
c. RICE is street southeast. Attest; iSeaij
JAMES TANNER. Register 4 wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court. Wal. ".
BRIDE and HOWARD BOYD. Attorneys. :
ap30.a
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding q Probate Court No. 1885,
AdIniRistration.-This IS to give notice that the
subscriber. Of Darlington Wisconsin has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamenary Oh the estate Of John Frehntr
late Of the District Ct Columbia. deceased All
persons having elai- IS against the deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same with the Foach-
ers thereof. legally authenticated 10 the subscriber
on or before the 18th DAY or APRIL A. d.
1893 otherwise they may b. law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given upder my band
this 18th day Ct April, 1901 CARL Premier.
Darlington Wisconsin, Attest; (Seail JAMES
TANNER Register Of Wills f0r the District Of Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate CouEs. EDWIN c.
ptfION, Attorney. apl5D.I
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UPHOLSTERING.

UPHOLSTERING DRAPING RECOVERING,
polishing. repairing II desired work done at your
hoe: staining and polishing OF hardwood; fine Judge
Of antiques; reliable. l.. FOSTER. e5l ST. Sc
mhstf
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SITUATIONS WAITED,

WASTED-TYPEWRITI TO DO AT HOME
terms reasonably satisfaction guaranteed, first
class machine Telephone North 635S. ap27-3t
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SADDLE HORSES,

VEST END STABLES. sN-u 18Th 81 NV
Riding and driving horses for ladies and gentle
men. Dr.. z. FERNEYHOUGH, Propulsion
Phone Main 1850
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HOUSES WANTED.

PROPERTY OWNERs-HAVE YOU A VACANT
house3 Demands greater than supply. Get an
even break b. listing with THE REAL ESTATE
AiEN"-JOHNSON. DENT & Co. eIl tn 81 NV.
aulI-eodn
TO PROPERTY OWNERSHIP CAN RENT
that vacant property for you and remit check the
day the TeuI is collected We guarantee satisfaction.
JOHN F. DONOHOE s SONS, ses E. Capitol st.
apl2501
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN TIE NET
zerott Bldg. Hi0-lll2 St. NV; Sl25g per month.
including heat. hight. elevator, and ianitor service
no extras apll-H
FLEMING BUILDING, I4ls ST. NV, RENO
waited throughout: spacious elevator; steam
heat: unexoelled janitor service excellent once
TooIns CO fourth floor, dels-tf
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R0VING, PACKING 8 SRIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOUATED
at So NeW York ave large padded vans. 81 load
gholss Esgoa. s. iosd mhI7-eodtf
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STORAGE.

75c PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
you money on hauling, PACKING, shipping Can q
phone Main 1854 Il. BAUM s SON, sl2 Pa. ave-
ds9d
We STORE FOR Is CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of al kinds. .. 5. STORAGE CO as-s52z 10th
st. ~. Phone u. E222 ulhle- cod st
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE MILTON SCHOOL.
III Ialh ST. NV. phone ". s048.
sTENOGR Apply & TYPEWRITING THOROuGH-
IL TAUGHT By EXPERIENCED INSTBU GTOks.
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INSURANCE P0LIGIES BOUGHT.

VIZ BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing thsmi must
be seven years old. nc industrial policies ThE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, 81 q 81. IN.
fas-tf
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FOUHD.

LACEY'S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER
bet 70c and 9oc per gal 5 large bricks In a box
sc. Phone A. s31 COZ New YORK ave. nv.
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MASSAGE

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP:
wrinkles and hlemishes removed Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON. NJ c. graduated in sweden, 1913 G
ST. NV Trial treatment, Soc. Open evenings.
aD4-tu, tn s&S-30t
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BICYCLES.

New 1907 Bicycles Guaranteed
For one year. SIC up Tires. o5c mp. Haverford.
puuciure pT5oi. SO Guaranteed Tor che year sun.
dries 20 cost priCa-
HayeFfOrd Cycle Co.,
~ 18th ST. X "
M HUDSON BICYCLES. $40 PER WEEK.
Ask Tor SIR CROSS. HaEerfoTd Cycle Co.. ~
i3th st. rs. Phone. NJ ess. mas-tfas,w
RACYCLEs-FHE LEADING WHEEL OF 10
day: Of them. slightly used: cheap at HALE
TONS fL-s3l 10th st. mhsI-tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN,

MONEY 10 LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at &, ~, and Per cent interest, SPECIAL
privileges with respect % Brios payments TYLER
& RUTHERFORD tIncl EE + st. Nv. oosu
MONEY 10 LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans OF replace old ones az lowest rates Of in
tersst All transactions conducted with economical
CONSIDERATION for borrowers VA Il. SAUNDERS
& Co.. ls0. + ST. NV. oeu
MONEY TO LOAN II ANY AMOUNTS FROAI
az per cent 70 Fer cent on y. e. real estate.
EFerT consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main Sea2 9Q Street NV
mhi3-f
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-5l VEHICLES or ALL KINDS,
such as laudaus. yictorias, runabouts pony
traps, and carts and delivery wagons sets Of
double harness and sets Of single harness; also
u 81. NV ANGST
D VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE Leo to .,goo
pounds also few cheap horses. FIRED JOHN
son * BRO. ia 81. Sc. fe2l-tf
TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS, WILL
sacrifice 10 sets Of harness and 100 vehicles: new
and second hand bay nov and save money. COGs-
WELLS. 19 18th ST. nv. fel9-d
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

Set Of Teeth and Goid Crowns s. up; Gold FiH-
ings. 81 up, Silver Filings. Soc Work guaranteed
No pain DIR GEO. L. EDMONDS. $40 4 ST. NV.
jal9-f
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING:
no pain; look, sCel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shTunken faces made normal painless
nliing Dr. J. L. WILSON, l203 + ST. nv. 0c5-u
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS II. J. BOYD EXPERT MARCH. WAIVER
and hairdresseT. shamD00ing. manicuring. chirOp-
ody, facial and scalp treatment. Work done At
hotels and residences Phone Main &55. GA 6
e. NV, fe2i-u
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COLLECTORS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS, RENTS,
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
eessiuL FULLER AGENCY. III l2th ST. nW,
mu3-u
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RUGS.
RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS. DRO
postal. 81 5th Sc. Rw.. or phone 80 mh23 4
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SEWING MACHINES.

NEW DRoP-HEAD SEWING MACHINE. VERY
chos2; also coaster-brake bicycle. ROOM 81, 90
+ ST. NV. ap15-3t
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3O-Acrc FaFm-0nfy $500.
Suitable f0E fruit OF p9nitFy comfortable build
ings less than mile from trolley; near school. n
miles from AGuedact Bridge. THE HiNE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY Vienna. Va or 7o9 Column
hian Building apeI30t
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SAVE YOUR Old CAKPETS: RUGS WOVEN
from cid carpets WASHINGTON RUG Co
sSl 9Th nW. Phone NJ. 3s5 aT2I-3lt
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AFTER THE cAUcUsEs-HARMoNY.

coming delegates
TO the city assembly and conventions conducted honestly
fairly all the they been time
every candidate for position fails andand necessarily
be dsappontedhy should all the candidates.
unsuccessful friends likewise UP the
rousng plurality than given the cand
dates last year?
Republicans foment strife in the Democratic
ranks for years pointing gleeuy signs of struggle
between Democratic factions the coming and hoping
that this struggle will polls They alleging
these demonstrate concusvey the
quarresome that they be entrusted with
structve legislation and they relying, of upon
whom they influence by this and other refrain from
voting the Democratic ticket the coming election
When the machine organ denouncing with adecves
its editors could find the candidate of its party for United
States senator and had allied with it. denunciation still
voting large element its party nothing heard from it
of Republican disagreement and inability
Republicans different clay and do their grievances
polls they believe fact however seems
be that they showed decided dsaecon year when
large number following bnd their supreme Dictator voted against
their candidate for and elected their candidate for euten
That of bad for the party though has
proven good for the state
Having elected fearless and able governor remains only for
the Democrats decide their differences the and unite
upon the successful candidates make step forward
in their plan redeem the from Republican misrue
There be honest difference Of opinion
Democrats the advsaby of applying certain wards in this
city the enrolment rule adopted the Democratic
committee There necessity however for such bitterness
have been heard If the rule properly applied
spirit which drawn and adopted should prove bene
fetal and entirely satisfactory.
Not radical antiorganizaon
esty did justify adoption
of such remedy that the rule will be sutary honest
applied Let charged with enrolment proceed
specify and refuse enroll genuine Democrats of the
three wards which the city committee has voted apply the rule
they do this the opposition will have honest connu
the fight II they the rule purely acona advantage they
will only add fuel the flames of discomfort and invite
of the struggle
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. r.
FACES $25o,ooo FINE

Galveston, Texas. Sept 16.-The first
violations Of the anti-pass law recently
enacted are charged to the Southern Pa
cific railroad. and IL the penalties are en-
forced to the limit the fine will amount
to $780, 900, and several railroad officials
will be sentenced TO terms In the peni-
tentiary.
The charge is based upon the transpor-
tation OF negro strike breakers from va
rious- points -in-the- state to Galveston,
where the Southern Pacific dock-workers
are on strike. Several carloads of inn
ported laborers were shipped across the
state, to many OF which were Issued
passes, while the others were transported
free under agreement and fed while on
the way.
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Certain colors of hair look well In
certain styles The way you wear
your hair ought to depend on the color.
There is the greatest different posslpe
in the dressing of black hair and blohue
hair. The latter. IL very light, permits
OF apparent carelessness OF arrange
ment. 1t should never be worn smooth
and plain, but must be made huny ana
finished with little ringlets and curling
tendrils. The more careless II looks the
better.
its best when plain. II lends itself ad-
mirably TO the 1860 style:
Red hair demands to be done In a
FUZZY aureole around the face. 1t SIM
As a rule too. you will find that the
girl with hair OF these colors has face
permitting OF its arrangement accord
ing TO these rules.
Business Women. Z.
Business women are likely, unless
they Hrp careful, to fart into n form or
masculine selhshness that a little
thought and consideration may prevent.
Coming home tired after a days work,
one is apt TO relax and give out nothing
In the way OF entertainment or diver
sion 10 those who have been at home
all day There Is no question that the
workers should have rest, but 1t is
quite possible TO have IL and at the
same time do a little for those who
have kept the home going through the
III business woman will go In to
supper with the determination TO tell
0ps sa 'hns dag sSs Ss shs 1 has shee the
| whole days work for the housekeeper.
For Nervous Dyspepsia.
You may fnd a good remedy In n
mixture composed OF three drains OF
tineture Of nux vomiea, one ounce of
pound tincture OF gentian TO make
| four ounces. The dose IL one teaspoon
full In a half -glassful OF water about
1 mt no
| will also do we'll 90 observe the follow
| ing directions; Avoid haste I'm eating,
masticate your food thoroughly and
MarshmslIow Cup.
1 Dissolve over hot water a half pound
| OF very fresh marshmallows. Add half
| cup OF water and cook until it spins
n thread. Beat the white OF one egg
| mallows over this. Cook Il all until
| cold and smooth. Now add gradually
while beating constantly, half cup.
ripe red raspberries, half n small peeled
| cucumber cut into dice. the juice OF ono
large orange and a pint and half OF
bowl with fresh berries and Maraschi.
no cherries.
Among the Women.
miss Ethel Roosevelt celebrated her 17tf
birthday on July i3 at sagamore Hill with
a fancy costume dance.
Miss Hens, briue OF tNcter England
was attended 10 the altar by her larg,
white bulldog Bob. who wore weddinl
favor
Mrs Lucy NJ. Sawyer OF Wakefield Cen.
ire. ~. H.. who is % years old recently
papered a room az her home. standing on
a table while hanging the paper on the
walls
Mrs Peary. wife OF the explorer. has
bought an island in Casco bay for a sum-
mer residence. II is about the size of the
proverbial handkerchief and is known by
the nam, OF Basket island.
Ethel Traub has been appointed deputy
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ROBBERS MOVED
TWO-TON SAFE

New York, Sept. 16.-Detectives raped
at the door OF Woolin Fish's apartments
early yesterday TO notify him that safe
blowers had broken into his saloon at II
Allen street. He did not manifest any sur
prise.
AS he told the police he would be agree
ably disappointed IL he were not robbed
at least once year. In the last II years
he has had no less than " encounters
with burglars He has been chloroformed,
drugged, choked, shot at, stabbed and
beaten, and he was cohgratulating him
self that he was not in the saloon when
the cracksmen broke in.
The safe weighed two tons and stood
near the window in front of the saloon.
Putting out the light over the bar and
drawing down the shades, they moved the
safe, which contained $4,000 In jewerly
and cash, to the rear room, distance OF
As feet. They started to open IT, when the
man on guard outside gave the signal
that there was danger and they fed,
leaving HOUSEKEEPING tools worth $500.