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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-04
SUICIDE IDENTIFIED
Photograph Tells the Story OF
a Death.

Spokane, Wash, May 4.-The
identity Of the man who committed
suicide last Monday night by leaping
into the river from the bridge between
Howard street and the Great North.
oFn depot has been established by
means Of one Of his photographs
found In a room az the Cadillac ho-
tel. The suicide was j. b. Tanning,
who came 10 this city from st. Paul
about four months ago.
Tanning began working at DUR
kin's Howard street saloon as clerk
ON February 8. He worked as usual
last Saturday, bat on Monday aid
not report for duty. His failure 20
put IN an appearance and the publish
cd reports OF the suicide aroused the
suspicious Of some % Fanning's
friends. especially aa II was known
that no had threatened TO take his
life. Fanning's friends went TO hls
room at the Cadillac hotel. A photo.
graph of flaming found In the room
was taken 20 Harry Smith and James
StEolo, who were present when the
tragedy took place. The photograph
was positively identiHed by Smith
and Strole az being a likeness Of the
young man the had seen plunge into
the river.
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Notice TO Contractors.

Tho building contractors of Occur
d'Alene aro hereby netsaed that the
International Hold Carriers and
Building LaboFars' Union Of America
has local union organised In Occur
d'Alsne. Meets every Tuesday night
at Sander hall at p. m.
The rate Of wages shall ba ~ fol-
lows; Tending Plasterers In any O.
pacity shall be- % per day, or 30
cents per hour.
Mixing Of mortar or temperlng Of
EioFtar Tor brick and stonemaRons
shall be s3. so per dag, or as As
cents per hour.
Hod carrying and scaffold building
for brick or stonemasons shall be
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$3.50 per day or 49 Ia cents per
hour.
All concreting and wheeling Of
material, brick, stone, or otherwise
shall be 90 per day. or 81 IL cents
per hour.
Mixing cement mortar for masons
shall be $3.50 per day, or 43 "a
cents per hour.
All material placed In ground for
building purposes shall be under our
Jurisdiction.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-07-01
BOYS TO HAVE DAY AT SHOW.
Young America VIII Make Speeches
Rend Essnys. and Sing.

Norfolk. Va. June 30.-The boys Of
America are 10 have day at the James
town Exposition and one Of the greatest
events of the season is anticipated. The
programme. as arranged by William c.
Sprague. editor Of the American Boy,
Detroit. Mich. is as follows:
Music by the Exposition Band.
Invocation. A. NJ Clemence. general secretary Of
the Norfolk Va. Y. NJ C. A
Address 4 welcome on behalf Of the exposition
Hon. II. St. George Tucker. president Of the expo
sition.
Welcoming address, joseph p. Earnest, ir. 'aged
49, Norfolk Va.
Response. Der Carnival Won venedis" Weiss;
Gilroy Stein tagged ST. Bichmond. Va
Grafton Virginia ia History" Joseph N. Miller
IT, aged 49,. Camden, Ala
Prize poem. BOYS q America, Samuel v
SWaTE landslide. Ia.
Clarinet solo, Ascension" Cashier Fsbre; C.
Russell SNYDER. Log2usviiie Pa
Orati1n. Umphrry lee aged ~, Sikcston, No.
Defamation Morrison Chalmers Wood. Chicago
H.
Salute TO the flag. Exposition Band playing The
Star SpIngCd Banner"
Grafton. THE Day Of the American Boy Field
r. Marine tagged Is. Valparaiso. Ind.
Prize essay. The Settlement Of jamestown" Earle
". Tucker. Syracuse y. y.
Vocal solo ''Torsadof's Love Song" 7. MacDlwn-
ing tagged l6l. MaCOmh III.
Grafton The Coming Man" Harold Sorlien LACED
r. Granite Falls Alinn.
Grafton The Possibilities Of the American BOY
in the SOUTH Gentry Travic Powell tagged H.
Pettus Tex.
Piano solo IF ] Were a Bird. Francis Adolph
H5usslt and Thomas Winston Boiling lsged IA,
Richmond Va
Presentation Of prizes by the president Of the day
Vocal SOLO W7vnc Calhoun ,accd IA. Tuscola H.
Singing Of America by the entire audience, 20
the accompaniment Of the Exposition Band.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-Fol'0uiug schedule figures published only a.
information aud are L1t guaranteed
90 a. m.-Daurule and way stations
'El5 a. m.-HarTs1ubuTg and gay stations.
go a. m.-sIeepeB and coaches 70 Atlanta ana
New Orleans. Dining Car
.uGJ g. m-SleeIeE and coaches % Columbia.
savannah. and jacksonville Dining Car
'4Nl D. m.-HaT.sOuluIg and way stations.
85 p. m.-CbarlOttesy.le, Waueut9u Stras5ura.
and way stations
-6I5 p m.-Sltcpers and coaches % Atlanta snt
Columbus Ga. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 10 san
Francisco tri-ueeky.
81 , m.-SieeUers snd coaches % Charlotte, Co
iumbia. and Augusta. Dining Car
'l)I5 ,. m--slespers and coaches via Lynchburg
and Bristol 70 Chattanooga Memphis and Nss
ORLEANS. Dining Car.
'ufC p. New York and New Orleans Limited.
solid Pullman % AsIegille. Atlanta, Birmingham.
and Nev Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
Note-'Daly. WEEK days
Through trains from tie South rive Washington
s. s.i5. and ? Is g. u. 50 SIS. SIS. i 80, and
u-D D. n daily. Local trains from Harris0nburg.
y . ,. m. week days. ard - ?. m daily from
Charlottesville. 5lf q. 10. daily.
Frequent trains % and from BluEm0ut
Ticket Offices, rs 18th ST., 81 Pa. ave, and
Pennsylvania station.
{. II. ACkERT S. II. HARDWICK.
V. J.. & Gen. Mgr Pass. Traf MgT.
". r. TAYLOE C. 2. A. l. s BROWN. q. A.
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WOMAN's SLAYER Is CAUGHT.
Crowd Sought Life of Man who Shot
Two in Lynchburg.

/ Special to The Washington Herald
| Lynchburg. Va, June 30-Joseph H.
Micenheimer. who shot and killed Mrs.
/ Charles Walker, his landlady, in South
| Lynchburg last night, and probably ia
| tally shot Mrs. Martha Drewry, Mrs
/ Walkers mother, and escaped, after
shooting himself in the forehead, was
captured early this morning at an old
| brickyard at the foot of Gamblers Noun
tain. about three miles from the scene of
| the shooting.
| The fugitive was weak from loss of
blood and lack OF attention to his wound.
| That he was not lynched by a crowd of
about 800 men. most Of whom were cot
ton mill operatives, Is due to the fact
/ that they were restrained by a relative
Of the dead woman and John ellis. road
| commissioner Of BroOkyille district, who
made a speech to the crowd. Although
more than half dead. Micenheimer was
1 kicked and cuffed about as If he were a
dog. There were grave fears Of mob vio-
Ience in the mill district, and the man
was brought TO the city by a cIrcuitous
route.
! He was taken to the Home and Retreat
| where II was tounu Lndt the bullet mad
/ penetrated the skull. and four pieces OF
the broken skull were removed. The ball
/ did not penetrate the brain. and it is be-
lieved Micenheimer will survive. Mrs.
/ Drewry, who Is under treatment at the
same hospital. is in critical condition.
and she may not recover.
! DIR. J. ". Davis. county coroner, held
an inquest to-day at the Walker home,
and after hearing the evidence Of half
a dozen witnesses, the jury concluded
/ that the woman's death was due 10 in
| ternaI hemorrhages, caused by the pistol
wounds inflicted by Micenheimer. Only
/ four shots were fired from a .32-caliber
pistol. two striking Mrs. Walker in vital
parts. the third hitting Mrs. Drewry, and
| the fourth entering Micenheimers fore
head. The wounded man is guarded by
/ a county officer at the hospital, and nc
/ further violence is feared.
The evidence before the coroner indi-
Gated that Walker had reason to be jeal-
Gus of Micenheimers attention TO his
wife
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RAILROADS,
CHEsAPEAKE & OHTO RAILWAY

Schedule ina effect June - 1891
2s0 p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. daily
STOPS % principal points 10 Virginia vestibuls
train, standard COACHES paror car % Clifton Forge
and connection for Virginia Hot SpTiggs Pullman
siecpers Clifton Forge 90 Louisville Cincinnati.
Indianapolis ST. Louis AMI Ch-sE1. Dining car,
Ia carte service from G0rsausyiile
$40 T. NEW g. * %. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yestibue train, stops only at 6ordonsyills
Charlottesville. StauHtUH Clifton Forge and Cor
ngtm, Va, White Sulphur Houcvcrte and Hin
ton. IS. Va. Pullman slelp9E 90 Lexington. Louis
vile. Cincinnati. lIiiauaIr Dis n. Louis. and Chi
Eg0 Dining cars Ia carte sarice One night ont
uI5 Z. Nj r. g. LIMITED. Dauy-S9lI
vestIbule train. Pullman sleeper 20 Cincinnati
Lexington. and louisville. Compartment sleeping
10 Virginia Hot Springs vsek days. Dining cara
Ia carte service. ,eeIes Cincinnati 10 Chicago
and ~. Louis. snd Louisville to Memphis. Nashville
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohll
Ofce- 5s Pennsylvania avenue Go liia street. near
+, and sixth Street station. Telephones Main 500
Tor IeunyiJanls H. X. CAB Service and Main lsss
for &. < O. Ticket Oaice
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BRAZILIAN SHIP AT ANNAPOLIS
BarrOsO's Captain VIII Visit the
Naval Academy To-day,

SPECIAL 10 Inc washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. June 3o-The cruiser
BarrosO. Capt. Pereira Leite. one Of
the two warships representing Brazil at
the jamestown Exposition, cast anchor
tonight in Annapolis Roads, four miles
out from the city. The Brazilian ship
has on board about twenty-four naval
cadets. who are on a cruise of instruc-
ton. The cadets and the ships officers
will come ashore tomorrow and inspect
the Naval Academy. When the foreign
vessel came TO anchor, Lieut. Arthur
Macarthur jr.. aid 10 Rear Admiral
Sands, superintendent Of the Naval Acad-
envy, boarded the ship. called on Capt.
Lelte. and welcomed him to the Academy.
Tomorrow official calls between Admit
raj Sands and Capt. Leite will be ex-
changed.
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TRANS-PAGIFIG MAILS,

Hawaii Japan E0-1a. China. and Philippine Isl
ards via San Francisco close here daily 40 6 - D.
n up T. July T. FOR dispatch By steamer Korea
Specially addressed mails for japan. Korea, and
China via Seattle. close here daily az $50 p. m.
up % July g. Tor dispatch by steamer Shinano
Naw.
Jaran. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. close here daily at $50 D. m. up 70 July
s. fer dispatch by steamer BeilC0ph0n.
Hawaii via San FrsasisCn. close here daily No
so p. IA up to JuIy g. for dispatch ty steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. sud Philippine Isl
ands via San Francisco, close here daily at go p
H. up 10 July l3 for disQsrch by steamer America
MaU
Australia Except mails for West Australia, New
Zealand Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands. and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria, British Co
umbia, close here daily at HAS p. IN. Up TO july
g. for dispatch Boy steamer Moana
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CARRIE NATION AN ACTRESS
She VIII Play In "Ten Nights In a
BarrOom" at Salisbury.

Salisbury, y. C.. June 3O.-Carrie Ma
ton signed a contract to-day to take part
in a presentation of Ten Nights in a
Barroom" Tuesday evening az Fulton
Heights Park At the courthouse last
evening she spoke TO the largest crowd
ever seen at a public meeting here and
sold her souvenirs and papers so rapidly
as 10 need a secretary.
Mrs. Nation gets SIS for playing Tues
day. She will be the Fourth Of July at
traction here
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IAGERSTOWN- f1ll 4. ~. $50 o. n.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY

Schedule of excursion trains 10 and from Chesapeake
Beach Subject 20 changs without notice.
WEEK DAYS
GOING-LesTe District Line Station at g. . and
ice q. ~. 30. $40. 7.i5 and 9-i5 p. n.
RETURNING-Lelve the Beach al $50 q. m Y IS.
go. 500 500 and l8I1 D. m.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
GOING-9Z5 and 100 a. ~. 25] 40 rs. and
qi5 %. m
RETURNING--so q. m. I2.i5. 2l0 so, 500. and
1000 b. m.
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager
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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 for
WnFded 10 the main Offices
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP- Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG'S-I Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner Ith ST.. L. l.
ave-, and r ST. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY. 7th and L SIS. NV
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY, corner y T.
ave. and North Capitol st.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY l2Zl n. J. ave. NV
S KAHN, SONS q Co Information Bureau.
CHAS. j. FUHRNIAN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol SITS.
i. 2. WEBLERS PHARMACY, 5S3i NJ st. DIV,
A1KINSON'S PHARMACY. 18th and SIS nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and C sts. NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and 9 stS NV.
CAAIPBELLS PHARMACY, 18th and PARK SITS, NV.
KENEsAw PHARMACY, Mt. Pleasant and IrV-
ing SITS NV.
McNUJTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and P SITS. NV.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY eth and p sts NV.
KENERS PHARMACY. 9th and S SITS. NV.
McCHESNEY d JOACHIM, "a and SITS.
ALEXANDRIA
GEO. ". PErTEY, so King street.
NEW YORK.
Ia COSTA & MAXWELL, Nassau Beekman Bldg.
CHICAGO.
LA COSTA & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC CITY,
II. s. WALLACE. cor Atlantic and n. c. ayes
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Mad Cnt Bites Frosthurg BOY.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Md. June 50-Dogs chased
cat among a number of boys in the
woods at FrOstburg. and with a desire to
protect the feline, Cecil, son Of Robert
Griffith, took il in his arms. The cat. in
its struggle to free itself, bit the boys
hand. The cat was killed and the body
sent TO Baltimore, where examination
showed that it had rabies Yesterday Mr.
Griffith took his son to Baltimore for
Fasteur treatment.
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Bor Falls from Train and Mnr Die.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Md. June 9o.-While riding
on a Western Maryland freight train this
evening. Perry Barnhart, aged thirteen
years, son of George Barnhart, who lives
near Wayne Castle, fell from the train
and sustained injuries which physicians
say will prove fatal
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Heads Uniformed Pythians in state

opeclaI % The Washington Herald
Cumberland Nd, June 81. Clark
Madore. Of Cumberland. has been elected
major Of the Uniformed Rank of the
Knights Of Pythias, recently organized In
Cumberland and Homecoming. The cleo
ton Of Mr., Clark will make Cumberl and
the headquarters Of the Uniformed Rank
in the State
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State Flag for West yireinia.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Charleston. W. Va, June 3O.-The new
State flag for West Virginia has been I'M
furled. The background is of heavy silk
In the center. on one side, is a white
rhododendrOn, while on the other side is
the State seal Under the seal are the
words. state of West Virginia" in gold,
and the State flower on a background of
red. The border Of the flag is a six-inch
strip of blue silk with gold fringe.
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Mr.. William smith Dead.

SPECIAL @ The Washington Herald
Culpeper. Va, June SO.-Willlam Smith
died here to-day in the SEVENTEEN year of
his age. He was one Of the richest men
in Rappahannock County. and noted for
his charity. He was a brother of S. Rus
sci Smith. treasurer of this county. His
funeral Will occur tomorrow,
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-gs2 '5O 61D 80 -. $50. $50. 800. fs.sa.
1000. tu10 a. n, 1920 noon. rl2I5, 100 GIs.
200 go r3.0 $50 f5N4 s:i5. -500, ts13, SO.
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virgInia CounIe wed in Rockrille

Special to The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. June 3O-Otls Rathbone
Thornhill. Of Culpeper. Va. and Miss
Lillian Pearl Early, Of Haywood, Va,
came to Rockville yesterday and were
married by Rev. S. R. White, of the Bap-
list church, at the minister's home,
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Largest Norninr CtrcuIation

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
LESTER d PRICE. solicitors for Complainant

LESTER PRICE. Solicitors f0r Complainant.
Filed June .. 1877. J. r. YOUNG. CLERK.
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
u Columbia. Jane q. Graham Complainant vs.
David Peter e a.. defendants. Equity No Z05l.-
The object q this suit Is 20 perfect the title d
the complainant % part If lOt g. IN square a. in
The oity Of Washington. in the District ~ C1IGm
bla. beginning Ter the same az the northwest corner
% sid lot and running thence south xih Nine
teenl street tWCrtr-seVgl and HiBstsuths IL q.
feet 10 the center Of the dividing wall between Two
frame houses thence cast Through the center q said
wall one mndrsl and fifteen ll5i feet and sly .5
inches thence north tueutv-seyen and niue-teHths
'As feet % the north line ~ said lot; thence west
with Che north line RI sid i-t one hundred and
hftecu MS feet and six isl inches 20 the place o.;
beginning and M motion q complainant Il is this
18th Gay q juno 81. ordered that The defendants
David Petg. Thomas Peter Robert Peter. r., Ju-
H1s Forrest, John Brown. John Iuuis Clark. -
b-p8n. --lFCs, George Gibbs. Walter Claiming
oau1el Elam- William Cock. James McHenry. Rob
frt Oliver William Hiadmou John 8lcHerry. Anna
B1,d. and Raustg Mcileurv If theg h. living and
tire unEhgHu Hsi-. d-vi-ess and alirnees 0f such
* them AS arr dead, cause their appearance % q
made herein ga 0r before the f1rtieth day. exc,u-
siye ~ Sundays and legal holidays occurring after
The day rf the first publication Of this order. II
they Be living. and tn- unknown heirs. degi-e-s,
ard ale-cC- = ~-- ~ them as are dead cause
the ff-t male DAY occurring six weeks after the pub
lr1tial n Tins order lthcTWiss this cause VIII be
preceded With as iu tl- ease - default provided.
rrI- u this order be- Published once a week for
four Successive weeks ITi1T 90 said first return day
good and sufficient cause beirr shown % the crlrt
10 Justify publication Or slrh period in the Wash
Igf0l Law Reporter and ia Tie Washington Her
ed. ASHLEY 81 GOULD. Justice. 4 trls COPY.
Test I~.alf J r. YOUNG CLERK b T. r.
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk ulSI5G
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

. Il" D. 20.
ANNAPOLIS. veekdays 100 a. m i2.5 noon.
4.55, 80 p N. sundays 20 6. NJ. $50 ? m
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
(Neekdays 90 g. n y s0o ?. M
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR PIANOS.
500 Krakau-r Upright SIS
$50 Lester Upright...................... 25
80 Royal Upright. ............. 90
800 DcmaTist ...............-........... 81
We sell on easy terms without interest. Our stock
comprises 900 pianos q twenty different makers.
HUGO WOKCH
WORCH BUILDING. ITO G street,
Sole Agents for Sohmer, Blasius. Cameron. KuTtz-
manu. and Regent Pianos
Tuning Hauling and Repairing.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

SPECIAL TIRE sALE-PROFITS AT THE
vanishing point-frsts seconds. and repaired tires
quick emergency repairs made a. little cost.
JONES RUBBER TIRE WORKS, 602G4 F 81.
Phone main 1856 iel7-m VIII
A BARGAIN-FOR SALE OR TRADE-A
sightseeing auto car; seats o. nearly new; owner
leaving city Address SIGHTSEER, Herald Office
je503t
REQ TOURING CAR. USED SHORT TINE
for demonstrating, perfect condition SIS slightly
used Indian motorcycle. Sis Oldsmobiie, S3i5.
CHAS p. MILLER * BRO. 100 18th ST.
FOR sALE-YoUR CHOICE OF SEVERAL
makes Of slightly used electric and gasoline runa-
bouts and gasoline touring az prices that viii
interest you. DUPONT GARAGE Co. 921 " st.
nw Phone \. 5l4L my22-u
FOR SALE-OLDsMOBJLE NEWLY PAINTED;
new tires; cheap 1923 NJ NV. ie29-3t
GASOLINE DELIVERY CAR; Only USED
short while; in frs'-cass condition, Address
BOX 81, Herald Office myE-u
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED,

wANTED-BY REFINED YOUNG MAN. ROOM
and board in suburbs not over Sl6: best Of refer
ences. WAGE GARNER Herald Office. ie29St
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COUNTRY BOARD,

Z MILES OUT on W, a. & F. c. RWY,
short distance from Edgelea Station. Table sup
piled from our dairy and garden. $ per week.
Apply y. D. HITE, Oakton. Va je294t
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-FINE BOARD: HOME
comforts; Gushing Cottage. By day or week. Ms.
2. c. HUNGERFORD. ie26-7t
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CHICAGO. 'sI0 a m Taz $50 ? n
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. sud LOUISVILLE.
ss:l9 3. n, = .j5 2 m. $3.50 r-slt.
PIITsBJRG. $40 q. H.. 'l-- SD D m. "a
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-NEAT COLORED GIRL FOR PHOTO
gallery. cleaners girl three hours daily c1oks,
waitrcsses EUREKA. I0lI y. Y ave.
WANTED EXPERIENCED HELP ~ OUR
cloak alteration room. Apply 90 Cloak Depart
meut Sd foor Palals Royal A. LISNER ie9H
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Praised by mcfarland.

Commissioner mcfarland. after refer
ring to the needs of education and indus
trial training said:
The present movement especially ap-
peals to me, because it Is led by a color
ed man. and supported by colored men
and women. What you do for yoursel yes
is worth a hundred times what others DO
for you. l hope to see the colOred Ieo-
pie themselves, proud of their remark
able progress since 1866. and Of the posi-.
bilities Of their future. contribute lar ely
TO this institution. which will do so n lch
for the youth Of their race
Brief addresses were made also by cv
J. D. COrrOthers. who delivered the irvo-
cation Bishop J. ". Smith. Bishop a ex-
ander Walters. Mrs. Julia Mason Layton.
and Col. Charles r. Douglass. a sol OF
Frederick Douglass. InterspeTsed between
the addresses were a number Of select ons
by the Marine Band, under the leader hip
Of Lieut.. Santelmann.
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumhia, holding a Probate Court. No l45l5, Ad-
miui-tgatOn.-This Is % give notice that The sub
scribers Of the District q Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court Of The District Of Columbia
letters tes.smertarl the estate II Rose T. Riiey.
late Of the District q Columbia. deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 90 exhibit the same with the vouchers there
o. legally authenticated 20 rhe subscribers OF be
fore the 9TH DAY OF JUNE. a. D. 1905. ether
wise they may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate Given under orr hands this 9TH day
II June. 1907. GEORGE F. HAMILTON. MICHAEL
J. COLBERT. All 5th S. NV. Attest: iSeaLl JAMES
TANNER Register q Wills f0r the District q Co
1-mba CLERK Of the Probate Court HAMILTON,
COLBERT NERKES & HAMILTON. Attorneys.
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. NOW LOCAL ED
az so5 New York ave large padded vans. 81 load
2horse wagon. 50 load. mhl1-eodt
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INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED.

MOTHS REACHES. ANTS BEDBUGS, AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con
tract CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice gratis; p years practical experience; no
charge made until insects are fully exteHminated
Address MENDAL +. CLUTE,
Insect Specialist,
517 II st. NV, Washington, ID. C.
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STORAGE,

SEPARATE ROOMS, ALSO BY THE LOAD;
clean, dry. and well ventilated. THOMAS DOW
LING & CO. Aucts, 6l2 ST. NV. Phone SIS.
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CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS.
1909 Il ST. NV
Best lighted and ventilated rooms in the city
SEQ u.s. BROWN & TOLSON, Props
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&c PER LOAD FOR STORAGE--WE CAN SAVE
YOU money on hauling packing shipping Call or
phone Main 1854. Il. BAUM & son. 9l2 Pa. ave
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