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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-27

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-27

A cure for certain phases 81 insan-
iiy has been discovered in cleveland.
ohio. Il is the extraction Of teeth.
Vow II all people who have bats ~
their helfry, or . bee in their bonnet.
~ lads. OF rats. OF wheels. attempt to
be cured 81 their form Of insanity ~
having their teeth extracted. the den
tists may al prepare al once to ret
busy. and we shall have teeth e.
burn instead OF coal
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-27
Handsome Lots For Sale
ON MURRAY KILL
seuthoate ere MuFsag Avenues.
FFANAlln anM Ihmsnnnnn So

fhNsNt.ats Afn temutffnllx sItnniea fnanx
water Apply - the mstn4e 81 fnsees 4,
Mnffafs haffNy Hfl
- >. q. NcrouAs. Agent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-27
Special Trains ard
Accommodation 60 the
Army and Nav Football Game.
Avoid the crowd and early leav-
ing time BY taking the Spec.
sal Train via the
Annapolis Short Line.

Leaving Annapolis at - a. a n
and arrive ~ Philadelphia. tt.Sa
A. N.
Returning. special tram wn leave
4. a q ~iatlun. Philadelphia. r.
afiff to gumf aud VIII arrive in A..
napoiiS shout 5 90 r. A.
No change 81 ears viii he neces.arv.
fhrHH04.
Tickets viii be PVT IN sale Coz al
trains New. 18th. and morning trains
November Snih. at rate 81 n , Tor
THE round trip. good Coz return NJ ~
aud including Decembef md. 1917
For further information applf g.
ticket Office. short Line Depot ~ o.
SHELlMAN ". BROWN.
D25 a. a. A.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-27

0R0CERs,
q. q Copswu.l a SoNa,
fNf Pennsylvania Ave n w
Hpliosyo NouN0s,Cos
- Ninth ~ n W
i ~ MAGHupfn,
reHnsalleHl Ave Hnd u ~ n w
Tuf sfuNfs knty Co,
els ~ Ave n. W.
n. ~. nupeuu.h
l8H rnt N w
JEWELLERS,
Car a npo.,
ilth ht ND Pennsylvania Ave N W.
llfppS n WulfNoRR,
Eleventh and y So. NJ W
Cfupap ~, Srlfp,
80 Ninth ~. n W.
NJ GWpsNffu a Soa,
800 u ~ ~ W
scuNFpTn npoa,,
fel NtNNnlh ~ ~ W.
n. llApRia & Co, n
ieo seventh - N ",
Henry &. KARI,
itae New York Ave. NJ W,
a. KAHN,
az y o. y. w
cAsrmnrpe.s,
ss ~. Ave- ". w
Wa. RAMSAY.
ia1 y ~ y, W
T.. CAttisiirR,
pii Pennsylvania Ave. y. w
LIwIs KAHN,
"a Seventh 81 n. W
SrllNGERs.
spF Nt y. W
LUMBER.
Thomas W. SMITH,
rlrst stand Indiana Ave. y. w.
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THE PHOENIX

EAsI tAPiIOL And SECOND STRFFTS.
fUc-ro-m and BATH housekeeping arr,rruents
at S37.j0 and $50 per month.
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TRANS-PACIFIG MAILS,

Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands. va san
Francisco, close here daily al $50 u n up 10 Sen
teniber 80 for dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii. via San FrlnCiSC0. close here daily az 30
p m. mp to September 80. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Is
lands via san FanGsco close here daily at $50
y m. up to October l. for dispatch by steamer ST
IBERIA.
Australia lexcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fin Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria, B. e.. close
here daily AT $50 D. n up TO October g. for dis
patch b. steamer Moana.
japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle, close here daily at go p. M up to OCtO-
Der TO- for dispatch by steamer Tango Mara
Hawaii japan. kcrCa. China. and Philippine Is4
lands. via San Francisco. close here daily at $50
p m mp to October Ii, for dispatch by steamer
China.
Specially addressed mails for japan, Korea, and
China. via Seattle close here at $50 p m. up
to October D, fer dispatch by steamer fremont.
japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. c.. close here daily at
SD D. m. up to October a. for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of China.
Mails for North Manchuria and Siberia are for
Warded via Russia,
Parcels pst mails are not dispatched by steamers
sailing from Vancouver and Victoria b. c.
Mails for Hawaii are dispatched to san Francisco
exclusively and those for the Philippine Islands via
Pacific Coast exclusively.
Parcels post mails for Australia and New Zealand
including West Australia, are forwarded via San
Francisco exclusively.
Mails for Cochin China are dispatched 70 New
York for connection with European steamers
Unless otherwise addressed West Australia mails
viii be dispatched via Europe and those for certain
places IN the Chinese province OF YUnnan, via Brit
ish India. the quickest routes.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule iu eject September >. l4t
30 T. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS wees
days-StOps az principal poiats in Virginia. Yesti
bglc train standard coaches. paFcr car % Virginia
Hot Springs, handed I'D So l5 from GarimsTIlie.
which has IA carte partor car and connects ar Gov
rg10u far Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman ~lesIers
Clifton Earss 90 Louisville Cuciuulu. indianapolis.
St. Louis. and Ct.csg9.
$40 r. M.-NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new Estiuue uain; stops only at GOrdonsvilie
Charlottesville, stanton. Clifton Forge. and Gov
ingron Va, White sulphur. R0ucsyeT,e. and Hin
ton. W. Va. Pullman sleepers 20 Lexington. LOUIS
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. 81. Louis. and Chi-
cscl Eniug cars. q ia carte service. one night out
uI0 +. M.-F f. Z. LIMITED. D0ly-Soiid
vestlBule train. Pulluau slgepers 60 Cincinnati
Lexington. ana Louisville. Compartment sleeping
c.- o. Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
IA carte service. s4eepcS Cincinnati 20 CmCaFe
and st. Louis and Louisville 20 Memphis. Nashville
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake ana Ohl5
Ofces 5l5 Pennsylvania avenue 59 18th street. near
T. and SIXTH Street Station Teleph0ues Main I4
far Pennsylvania Z. T.. Cab Service and Main lo65
for G. j. %. Ticket OG5ce.
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PROPOSALS..

d. C., September L. l997.-Sealed proposals viii be
received at the ocs Of the Purchasing Agent Of the
Department until OCTOBER z 1907, at O'Clock n
m for furnishing all the engraved and printed mat
Ter required for the transaction OF the Postal Money
Onder Service, during period Of four years com
mencing December l. 1907 The Public Printer and
the Director Of the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing are required, by the provisions Of the net Of
March ;. 1855, 70 submit estimates for this work in
competition with bidders therefor Blank forms Of
bids with samples Of blanks &c, and full speci-
fcstions viii be furnished upon application 20 the
Purchasing Agent for the Post-offce Department
Washington, D. c. TLe Postmaster General re-
serves the night 70 reject any OF all bids to waive
technical defects and to accept any part OF parts Of
any bid and TO reject the remainder G. v l.
MEYER Postmaster General Se2,2s2o,ee2
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WITH or WITHOUT BOARD
APARTMENTS TO LET.
TIE MARLBOROUGH

EIGHTEENTH ST, NORTH or / ST.
Near uptown departments. cl1bs. A first class
residence section. and both lines Il cars. cafe
IN building
A -aree-ro1m and bath apartment at IS
plr month
A six-r0om and ba.h apartment, third story
'front.' furnished, SIS par month.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies Automobile SupplieA
Dynamos and Motors. Machinery SuppileA
Wiring Contractors
We have competent men to plan out and produce
the special results always essential 10 the
Of electrical apparatus
ELECTRICAL. SUPPLY CO.
1890 New York Ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,
ACCEPTABLE FAMILIES REM

No csh. including ALL SO 90 81 monthly buys
Columbia and Washington Heights brand new. ten
rooms hct-water heated homes. BOX 10 Herald
Office.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FolUWing sehedue figures published only a.
information and are not guaranteed.
= 20 a. m.-Danyille and way stations.
's;o5 a. m.-HaHisonbuTE and way stations
'9OJ a. m.-slec9us and coaches to Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper to Columbus. ia. Dining Tar.
'A-0 a m.-oi5eper9 and coaches 10 Columbia
Savannah, and Jacksonville Dining Car
l40l ,. m.-ItarT!sonburg and way stations
40 p m--CEariottesyiile, Wauenton aud way
stations
'6l5 ?. m.-SleepeTs and coaches 10 Atlanta Sun.
set Route Tourist Sleeper 10 San Francisco trSeeky
'e10 n n -SleeDers aad coaches 70 Charlotte, Co
lumtia. and Augusta. Dining Car
'l5-l5 p. m,-SieeyeTs and coaches iTia LynChburg
ana Bristol 10 Chattanooga. Memphis. and New Or
leans. Dining Car
'lI00 D. m.-New York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 70 AsEsFilie. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars Din.
Ing Car.
Note-'Dsly. fWeek dsys
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
rs. 5a5. and s05 a. m 23O. SIS, S45. II 30. and
j 30 D. n. daily Local trains from Harrisonburs
L . p. n. week days a d go p. 10. daily: from
charlottesville, S:i6 a N. daily
Frequent trains 10 and from BluemonE
Ticket Offices. 735 18th 81. 5u Pa ave. and Penn
Tylyania station.
Z. II. AChERT s. u HARDWICK.
V p. & Gen Mgr. Pass Traf MIR.
4. II. TAYLoE. G. p. A. L. S. BROWN. 6. A
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PAWNBR0KERS,

AO MONEY FLOWS FREELY-FOR sE-
10 cu-ity 1 accepS. az g.. watches diamonds.
EE and iewelry. LOUIS ABRAHAlIS. 433 Ninth
St nv. Phone n iS70. seI5-eod-s9t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-PERFECTLY SAFE SADDLE AND
driving mare; sood looking and fearless: accus-
toned 70 ladies and children also unab0ut and
harness; entire outfit $50; VIII sell separately Can
ROOM 5, Is36 n. /. are. selS,5t
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BICYCLES.

UNICORN PUNCTUREPROOF TIRES. ONLY
$40. put on: no equal against punctures; trial
guarantee; headquarters for Hartford extra heavy
$50; guaranteed vulcanizing JONES RUBBER
TIRE WORKS, G92s0i st. nM ssIs,m,n,w-l2s
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WAL PAPER,

as WE ARE LARGELY OYERSTOCKFD IN
wall paper Of all descriptions. we wiz sell il at a
low sacrifice price. Give call Z. G.. NOLTE
e07 IIth ST. uw. iyiS-e0dn
ROOMS PAPERED. g up; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting. LIE PREUX
l50l 9Th 81 Phone y 54Slm- jals-tf
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THE CUMBERLAND.

MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND THOMAS
CIRCLE
An excellent llcuri0u. within easy walking
distance II the departments. shopping dis
tr.ct ard places q amusement. Several sront
apartments e five r1ons and bath each. over
looking Thomas Circle. az $50 and SO pr mo-
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THE VICTORIA.
CORNER IiTH ~

CORNER 18TH AND DOUGLAS STS.,
on LINE or I4TH ST. CARS.
Large siZs,cy building with abundant light
ana ventilation. Several iiveroom and bath
corner apartments. SIS per month.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST - WHITE POAIERANIAN DOG: NAME
Buster. Finder viii return 1924 Columbia road
and receive reward sa9Q-st
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TYPEWRiTERS.
DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC

DR. c. Z. DORNHEIM. VETERINARY SUR
geon; special attention given 10 and dogs. l2Z7
llth 81, NV. Phone North 63l5. seT-91t
SCOTCH COLLIEs AND OTHER DOGS. YOUNG
parrots. singing canaries. goldfish. rabbits guinea
pigs. monkeys, fancy and homing pigeons. white rats
and mice SCHMID'S BIRD STORE 7l2 l2th St
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THE WYOMING.


''Li MElA ROAD.
A superior location Cu Washington Heights
overlooking OAK Lawn and the western part q
the city. New b~iidiag. with trst-Class equip
Uent- Several twG-raon. buffet kitchen. and
bath apartments. available from October. 7.
S55 Der month
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HELP WANTED.

STUDENTS Is ENGLISH LANGUAGES, 0IATH-
ematics. music. eocltiou. civil service grades mod
cate. trial Lessons; scholarships. COLUMBIA pop
ULAR COLLEGE. AZ Mass. ave se29a
TWENTY MALE AND FEMALE SOLICITORS; +;
can easily earn $ per day no money required but
TCSuumendatiOn. Apply 40 KRAAIER'S, Florist, sl5
+ sr. NV. seSlN
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MALE HELP WANTED.

BRIGHT. ACTIVE BOYS FROM Il TO IS YEARS
q age for foor service bundle wrapping and Sock
roonS Apply SUPERINTENDENT. Woodward &
L9throp. se2Sf
BUSHELMAN. FIRsT-CLASs. WHO TNpER-
stands hcE % reft and can mark attentions work
al year around ard good pay. J. HAAS ( co.
lZll PENN. ave. NV. ssZ2t
CpL0RED Boy WANTED CALL At ONCE
-3z PcEl0. ave. uw.
COOK AND BI-TLER. TO co TO BALTIMORE
Please call ot 1902 18th st. uw. se192t
INSURANCE MEN. EY TIE HOPE LIVE
Stock Association. 65 18th 81. NV; new pr1posi-
ton big commission. Can ROOM g. 10 TO p
J. J. REILLY Manager. ssLsf
PAINTERS -FIRsT-CLAsS HOUSE PAINTERS:
cu-a sbor. Apply EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION.
1885 st. rT. seaSJ
WANTED EVERYWHERE. GOOD EOOKKEEP-
CTS. Tie most thorough and comprehensive course
in bookkeeping aud Office practice offered ~ Wash
ingt0n IS a. THE DRILLERY. 100 y. y. ave. Nv.
seI5-m.w.tT S-15t
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
To AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER g. 1907
sUBJECT To CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
DAILY
Going -Ly. District Line sta. 925 a. n. SO p n.
Returuiug-Lv. Chcs Beach. ESQ a. n. D. ~
SUNDAYS.
Going -LT. District line STA. % a. m. p. n.
Eeturning-Lr- Che, Beach, Z a. m. 2l0 p. m.
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DENTISTRY.
AUTOMOBILES,

AUTO TIRES - HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
makes hrstgTade Diamond Goodrich Ajax. Fisk
Dunlop; fresh from factory weekly: prices greatly
reduced; second-g7ade tires and seconds less than
half price. quick emergency tire repairs made at
little cost retresding and Tulcanzing JONES
AUTO TIRE WORKS. 602694 T. Phone Main s56
sell -sa. me. .tul2t
FiRST-CLASS LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR.
only used short time; viii sell very reasonable
Address BOX 49, Herald ofls au3tf
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Ill u STREET NORTHWEST.
4 -yc-TJ'm and bath front arartmcnt AZ
$3.50 Ter month. and Cne Of two rooms aud
bath, 81 per month
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THE MONTGOMERY

NORTH CAPITOL AND II STREETS. on
CAR LINE
Comfortable four story modern building. all
rooms E5u lighted. -Four room and bath apart
mzuts at S2.1 and 81 per month.
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. SC, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KREIG'S EXPRESS, 1924 II st. NV. Phone Main
9lo. suZ-u
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. PHONE Si7s-PACK-
ing. shipping moving, carpets cleaned &c. 81 llth
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TICKETS,

REDUCED RATES TO ALL POINTS AT
SPLIEDT TICKET OFFICE
L35j 81. NY. Phone NJ 4l55.
Tickets and Mileage Bought and Sold.
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ANNAPOLIS. weekdays 500 q. m. n:05 noon.
s'aS. osg J. u. SUNDAYS. $50 a ~ 5.y9 P n.
tNeekdays, 90 a. n 70 500 ?. nj
40 BALTIMORE.
'l099 'll19 a.. m. tl290 noon, tl205. $50, q Is
fs51. 800. 20. $50. 400. 80. . %. I503, 80
f6 80 $50. T05 : J0 1870. $500. sloa5. III 81
~ 35 y. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 a ID, :! =. SD ?. N.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
y 20 a M. = % ?. "a. 1870 night.
PITTSBCRG. $40 4. m. IL. gI0 D. N. 'n-s
night
CLEVELAND. 'sl0 Q n
COLUMBUS. $50 .. m.
MhEELiNG, $40 q. 10 $50 D n.
WINCH EsT ER. 1910 a. n. 415 f509 ?.
FREDERICK, SO. tedo. ssi5 a N. .. tfas4
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 g. m,rSL "a
-Daiy. fEZcept SCnday- SSunday only.
Reservation q Sleeping cr P2r.Hr Car space. r1tes
q fare. Sc.. wll 6s gVickly furnished 81 TELE-
PHONE st al oi the following Ticket Ofces; ltlf
St nv. Telephone Main 1851: G9 PennglTaniA
Ave. Telephone Main ~ station. New Jersey Ave
and st--Iicket Of.ce Telephone East sS: Infer
nation Bureau. last "a
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THE MTTTnM

I72 Il STREET NORTHWEST.
siN-To,m and hath apartment on second
story. comfortable and h0me-like place.
Near both lines Of cars. and in good. con-
veaieut location 50 per month.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
PERSONAL,

THEY SPOKE or GOOD OLD TINES AND
sighed. They vii come again, if you drop rs a
postal to call and pay liberal cash exchange for
mems discarded wearing apparel. Shoes hats shirts
JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6l9 D.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; ladies' gents send postal; viii call.
L. TARSHES 1868 7th ST. NV. Phone north 4g0
SIX LARGE BRICKS OF SUPERIOR NFAPOI-
itan Ice Cream in box Jc; not in bricks Zoe
and 9cc pr gallon LACEYS, 67 New York ave
uw. 'Phcuc u 933 srzltf
MOTHS, ROACHES, ANTS, BEDBUGS, AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under coa-
trac1. CHARGES MODERATE Estimates and
advice gratis: % years practical experience; no
charge made until insects fully exterminated
Address WENDAL z CLUTE,
'PhOBe Main S3I. Insect SpeciaIist.
5Iz II 81. nw.s Washington, ID. C.
MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresseT shampOOing 1nanic1ring chirou-
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main 2S5s sls 6
at fe2at
Birthmnrl<s, BIackheads, and all Fa-
cial blemishes, superhuous hair warts moles perna
nently removed BY electr0lysis. Lady operator
Room S, Metzerott Bldg, Illo F st. NV. ss5-e
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October S. 1907. Remember the date.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

e$@NAs a AAAOAs1t u O1AAO nALLhOAOs
LEAVE STATION. New JERSEY ave. and c St
ROYAL BLUE LINZ
Nv NEh1 OTHER HOUR Oh TEE ODD HOUR"
IO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
hEN TERMINAL. sd STREET NEW YORK.
! gl a. N. Diner. Pullman parlcr
900 a. "A. Buffet. Parior 5IiOUr Train.
Ss " q. m Diner and Pullman paIlor Car.
~ % q. N. Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
u 20 D. N. Diner and Pullman ParlOf Car
$50 p n. "Roysl Limited" All Pullman
Is ~ i. 10. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
.5aJ D. IN. Diner and Pullman parlor.
= - ,. N. Coaches u Philadelphia.
IL 81 D. n Sleepers
. y a. Ia. SleeTers
ATLANTIC CITY. Z 90. 900 III 90 a. n uso
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SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO..
91G + st. y. W.
cod g-
ANALOSTAN FLATS.

Il3 CORCORAN ST. NW.-Flats of three % four
rooms Kitchen bathroom hot water steam heat gas
r2ngs f6r cooking ses09r
rs c ST NE.+ROOM APARTMENT. Sd
floor steam heat; diagonally opposite new Senate
nishcd so ssZ74t
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,

EXPERIENCED PATENT MAN. GOOD
s-archer and registered solicitor wishes 10 change
employers Ter good reasons, salary reasonable nine
years with two firms Address PATENT CE,FRN.
Herald Office. seoB 2s 81
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STORAGE,

PEOPLES STORAGE & EXPRESS co. SCORE
their goods IN clean. dry. locked r00ms. Moving
packing. shipping a speciality. Phone North ss4hn
Iji1 1tb. sen -glt
WHY PAY MOREg WE STORE For 80 a
load UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. fIs-fa0-
i22 l9th 81. Nv. Phone Main l229. se5-g5t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-05-23
FAvORs REVISION
Sixty Percent Of the Members Man.
ufacturers Association Wants
the Tariff Revised.
WANT A FUND OF $l,5OO,OOO
This Sun, 10 to be Used In Opposing
DletatIon Of Labor Unions And
Combating What they Call
alndustrIal Oppression"

New York, May 22.-1he report Of
the committee on tariff and reciproc-
ity, including the result Of a poll Of
the members as to their views on
tariff revision, will be made to the
National Association Of Manufactur.
ers Of the United States Wednesday.
Much interest centers In what the
report contains and its contents
was the subject Of much speculation
While the committee has carefully
guarded It's findings, 1t was stated
with some show Of authority that the
poll had found 60 per cent Of the
1000 members Of the association In
favor Of a revision Of the Dineley
tariff. This practically would be the
reverse OF the expression elicted by
the Home Market club Of Boston In
a similar canvass.
At Tuesdays session President
James W. vanCleave, in presenting
his annual report. called for a FUND
Of t1,500OO0 to be used during the
next three years in combating what
he termed Industrial oppression. The
principles Of the association Were'
he said, founded upon the open shop,
opposition to the boycott and the die.
tation Of labor unions, and the fund
would be required 70 further these
tenetS subsequently,, q committee
Of IS was named 70 devise means Of
raising ne million and q half me
committee INST Tuesday night but
noshing Of The proceedings was made
public. The COMMITTEES VIII report
% the convention wednesday.
M. van Cssvs dsclAred hat nuoh
foiiy had been written and gpokan o.
ths problem q ehnd-and Womm-
inhor a fhn oouatFx e.i-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-05-23
LANEY DISTRICT.

Anna Mitchell and Ethel Dunne.'
j. The D: O. Il. S. spent Sunday wl'n
home folks.
Miss Nellie staohli left THURSDAY !,
a. Jewell county. her old home to
amend ! few weeks with her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fulton visited
Geo. Laney's Sunday
There will be preaching services .
the Laney schoolhouse next Sunu@y
s,tsrnoon at three O'Clock by Rev. J.
H. Tobias Of Abilene.
George Barley was in TINS ne'sn
hood last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhlman and Mr.. anu
Mrs. Nichols visited Mr.. and MRS. l.
McGinnis Sunday.
Rev. Tobias was calling on irlenus
in this vicinity last week.
Samuel Romberger and family
visited his brother Sunday afternoon
Mart whitney. Ed Wallace and
Samuel Romberger, wife and daugn'
tiers were shopping in Abilene Thurs
d0v
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HODGE BROS.

"The newer issues" he said, those
which are caused by q determination
of some of the labor union leaders to
terrorize president, congress, judges
and iuries, and make the labor socie'
ties a favored order In the community
we must combat by educating en-
plyers and people in the principles OF
good citizenship, and by a closer CO.
operation among the various societies
Of employers"
Mr. Van Cleave reiterated his belief
in the value of a great council OF
league of all national organizations
Of employers in order to concentrate
energy and effort for the accomplish
ment Of the ends toward which each
Of those organizations is now work
ing independently.
In conclusion be said:
New perils and issues confront IN
in the Industrial and social world 10
day which are larger than anything
included in the creed Of either Of the
great parties. They cover more tnan
il comprised in the designations
republican or democrat They 60
down to the fundamental principles
on which representative government
and civilized society are based"
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MOONLIGHT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Crist Crider spen.
Saturday with his brother Jesse, and
Mr.. McCosh.
Some Of the neIghbors are replant-
ing their corn In this vicinity.
Mrs. B. B. Bert has been quite III
but is improving.
A few Of the young folks spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Hoover
before they move to Texas where Mr.
Hoover has purchased land.
Grandpa MCCARTHY died Monday
night after a continued illness Of about
two months.
Jesse Brechbill's were In town Sum
day with friends. They seem quite
happy in their new home.
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Nav Reoord for Wheat.

Chicago, May 22.-Two high records
for the crop were established Tuesday
when September wheat went to l.N
and December to LOAN. July closed
Of over a dollar also, thus setting Q
record mark for the season. BAD
climatic conditions caused the up
turn.
CORPORAL Knowles Gets 50 Year,.
San Antonio, Tex, May f2.-Tne
sentence fixed by the court-marual IN
the case Of Corporal q l. Knowles
Of the Twenty-fifth infantry recent
" tried for having assaulted Captain
Edgar A. Macklin, Of the same regi-
ment. while the regimnet was Sta
toned at Fort Reno, Okla, IN DScem-
Der, last nifty years at hard labor
in the penitentiary at Fort ueaven-
worth, Kansas, was Tuesday approved
BIZ eneral Albert L Meyer, command
ing the department Of Tens Ihe
court found Knowles guilty on two
wecifioanons, assault and battery
WITH intent 10 KIN and assault Win
intent 70 commit robbery. The Ell
tncs named e but two years les
han ne maximum penalty when
could have been assessed