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counter claims and fraud. Any person may
bring suit to gain title to a piece OF property
and the owners only protection Ia the evil
dence that he can produce that he was such
before the fire.
Comparatively few saved their original
safe deposit vaults. but even then oral evil
demos must be adduced to convince the court
beyond all peradventure Of a doubt. Il can
readily be seen how designing personS may
pres false claims. Every property owner;
with all possible despatch, now that the
constitutionality Of the McEnerney act has
been established.
That a great amount Of contested Eti-
CATION will result seems inevitable, Every
rival claim to property or interest therein
that has been made since San Francisco
began may be pressed anew.
The many Spanish land grant cases that
the courts had settled after years of litiga-
ton might be renewed. 1t IL possible that
great fights for millions will be fought over
again. Court decisions as well were all
wiped out by the confagration.
In short, San Francisco is beginning abso-
lutely at the beginning in the allotment
OF ground space, No person is barred
piece OF ground In Market street. On the
memory Of human kind rest largely all of
the city's land titles.
The lawyers admit the vast field for
frand and counter claims, but they declare
that the Judges, with an eye to public
policy, will com near to setting matters
right. Disputes will arise that will be
dihicult to determine, but the number of
them will be Ear fewer than one might
suppose.
AZ the same time attorneys are advising
their clients TO act promptly, TO avoid the
possibility OF contested litigation. There
iced DO no fear Of loss of right, they point
out, so long as the public is keenly alive
TO the situation and evidence is available
FOR presentation TO the courts. However
slow the courts may act, the fling OF the
complaint is itself q protection.
Among the first who have sued for the
restoration OF title is Mrs. Hermann DEL
rchs Of New York. She had given in
structions that there should be no DELAY
in safeguarding her large holdings.
In the North Beach section, where she
owns a large area OF land under water, may
be seen dozens OF tiny RATS bobbing on the
wavelets and displaying on an appraised
board notices hat "this, the within de-
scribed property" In hers. The trainers
OF the McEnerney act forgot about the con-
siderable amount Of property that Ia under
water In prescribing that notice Of claim
spicuous place. Mrs. OeIrchs's attorneys,
mindful Of the literal exactions OF the land
title laws, have left no room for flaw. Large
stones were sunk and 10 these are tied the
little floats bearing the printed notices that
are essential to Mrs. Oelrichs's title TO mill
ions OF dollars worth OF property.
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The visit was paid to the head OF the
monastery and. true to the boast Of the
doctor, he was allowed to take down from
it's glass case the choral book which the
great Umbrian artist, Caporali, had spent
half a lifetime in decorating. Each page
10 Illuminated and adorned with miniatures
OF saints and angels, so delicately drawn
and full Of detail that witha ma gnifying glass
even the veins on the hands Of the figures
stand out in lifeike ~distinctness.
With great nonchalance the doctor. after
making sure by breaking the seals that
the missal was the n he sought. smilingly
placed il under his arm and, nodding cheer
fully TO the abbot. left the monastery.
The artist, elated at the prospect of the
delightful task before him OF copying all
those precious pages. hurried 10 his native
village for a brief s~ojourn and returned
to Perugia ready to begin the work.
But the matter was delayed. and in the
interval the abbot died. The doctor closed
his dispensary and left Perugia. telling
everybody that he had finished a new book
on medical research and that he had de-
cided TO go to London and find a publisher.
Several months passed.
The other day. Just before the opening
Of the exhibition Of Umbrisn art at Perugia,
a commission was indexing the choral books
previously TO their removal TO the Plazzo
Comunale. Then the theft ives discovered.
An inquiry is pending. the artist has been
arrested and also the doctor. who wal found
in Florence.
1t is reported that the stolen book has been
recovered. but definite information on the
subject Ia withheld. which leads 10 the
belief that the genuine book is still missing
and that the one now in the hands OF the
police is a clever forgery.
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TITLES CLOUDED In FRISCO
CONFUSION IN REAL ESTATE LEFT
BY THE FIRE.
Few q the Record saved -Enormous Task
involved In Restoring Titles Again
Some Forty Thousand Lawsuits Made
Necessary Much Wealth Is Involved.


SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-San Francisco
has Just begun TO take up in earnest the
task OF reestablishing her land titles. most
al the records Of which were wiped out in
the crest hre Of 1900. The State Supreme
Court recently confirmed the McEnerney
oct, passed by the Legislature last January
to facilitate the restoration of titles. and
property owners are now making haste to
have their properties safeguarded.
The emergency measure enacted by the
State provides for a simple procedure in the
courts To quiet title. The plaintiff brings
suit against all the world and against all
claimants that he knows of. Notice by
publication and posting is given and then
oral evidence and such records as are avail
able are presented to the court. The title
10 established completely anew by the
Judgment.
The destruction of the city's realty rec
orda was virtually complete. Ninety per
cent. OF the books in the Recorders Office
were consumed. OF the 1000 volumes of
mortgage records only one volume was
saved. or the thousands Of volumes Of
deeds only a few OF miscellaneous years
were rescued.
AlsA Wee ~ - Az JAW
force on the day of the fire and though
ample time was afforded on that fateful
Wednesday to cart the volumes of to a
safe place the opportunity was neglected.
Assessor Dodge. for example. who was not
adnliated with the Schmitz administration,
did not have his Offices filed with incom-
petent and indifferent ward politicians and
all his men were on land to ave the records,
which was easily accomplished with the
assistance OF a dray.
The 10 per cent. OF the records OF land
titles that were saved are practically value
lees. Without the continuity OF assurance
a deed is, OF course, ineffective. The break
OF one link In the chain OF title invalidates
the whole. No assurance could be given,
for example, that a record OF deed that had
s~sn preserved was not affected by some
mortgage, the evidence OF which had been
burned up In one OF tho 1900 volumes.
II can be seen therefore hat every land
title in San Francisco will have to be pre-
pared anew. There are O.Ooo independent
pieces OF property in the city. for every one
OF which a law suit must he instituted,
tried and passed upon in judgment.
II has been estimated that one court
will be able TO hear eight of these cases Q
day. or 1000 Cases a year II II gives It's time
70 nothing else. Here comes in a problem
that was not taken into account by the
lawyers who framed the McEnerney act.
San Francisco has only twelve Superior
Judges. not enough TO cope with ths ordi-
nary litigation Of the county. An appea
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Fate OF the FORGOTTEN.
From he Woshiuoto. Star.

From tie Washington Star.
Charles NJ. Schwab. speaking OF forgotten
fame. said:
II am reminded Of a story about West
minister Abbey.
An %antiquary one day visited the abbey,
and found a stoneoutter at work in the little
cloisters. recutting the nam Of Wilson, the
great tenor OF shakespeare day.
".Phe .ant:quary began to. tell. the stone
rpeare's friend, and Ben J~onson's, and Kit
Marlowe's, and how all these men loved and
honored him.
THE stonecutter. looking up from his
work. frowned and shook his head.
81 wish. sir he said, we'd knowed he
vas such q swell afors We run that dralnpipe
through fim.:- -.
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How the Name Originated.

FFUW Ws IFUtIdHd LeuutF,
A Northern tourist who was riding in a
leisus ely way through western Georgia
stopped one hot day to rest at a cottage oc-
e9qR,sie oY an a.i ia rs soIGTsd h imam au With Ti bf,
hat. bow much further is it to Col. Jenrey's
.a,eout i've mile. sub. answered the aged
-0ood roads,
-MosIy up hilF an down, sub
Have you ever been at the Colonel'e placer
Il wuz bAwn dab. sub"
They cell IL the henfrsw. don't thsy'"
How did IL ever get the name Of Renfrev7"
Il alters lowed, boss, 10 wus 'cauae de
man vot owned It befo' Dc wah run ms Wild
u IN bout four Ysahs..
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Toe Many Wolves IN lows

Anita correspondence Dcs MONIES Can ~
Wolves have become so numerous DO IN
vicinity and their depredations 50 frozen
that the. sheep owners have united, agreelast'
pay a bounty Tor all wolves killed i' I'd,
equal TO tnaI now paid by the count, mn
mahps the bounty SO and "a, r~sspecays.y
for old and young wolves. -
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. May g. 1891
Ordered: That Article II 0f the Police Regulations
Of the District of Columbia is hereby amended as
follows: Strike ont the words 'nor In ans yari 30
iu the thiId line Of section ] add the words "at
least six feet from the between tho words and
and boundary, In the eleventh line n section
3. that the first clause of said section shall
READ 2s follows. sec. s. An applications for
license 20 store for any purpose or use, Or keep
for sale any Oh cr fluid ir excess Of iye gallons
un any one premises that viii fash OF give uf in
famuahle VapCr at q tempCmturc below 10 de-
grces Fahrenheit. must be accompanied by a c1r-
ticate, Cr certificates in Eriting from the fire
marshal and the chief engineer Of the fire depart
meut. respectively. approving the location. design.
and construction 0f the tanks Gr rseep'acles in
which Il i- proposed % Keep such oh or fluid. and
every sucb tank receptacle shall he Cf steel or
ir9u and the same shall b. buried with its top az
least three feet beneath the surface Ct the ground
and at least six feet outside Of and away from the
nearest wsl n ans building and ~ least SIX feet
from the boundary Cf the lot who're such location
is possible HENRY b. r. MCFARLAND.
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW Commis-
sloucrs D. e.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-i oHowiag schedule hgs:es published ouly As
information and ale not guaranteed
go d. m-DaHUe and say stations.
sa5 o. m.-Hsui-onbrrg end way stations.
800 a. m--s'eeHeis ana coaches 10 Atlanta aud
Sew ORLEANS. Dining Car
90 a. m.-N.g-p-s aud coaches % Columbia
Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining Car
'4ol O. m.-Hallsonhulg sad way stations
80 B.. m.-tLalllttasuie. Wauent0n and way
stations.
'G.lj D. m.-SlecUcrs and coaches to Atlanta and
Columbus. ga. Sunset Route Tourist SLEEPER 10
san Francisco tri-EeeSF.
go b. m.-~laeUeu and coaches % Charlotte Co
iumHia. and Augusta. Dining Car.
'l0l5 D. m.--leelafs and coaches via Lyncbburs
and Busrli 90 Chattanooga Memphis and New
orleans. Dining Car
'il.9 D. NEW York and New Orleans Limited
solid Pullman 90 Asheule. Atlanta Birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. DID.
ing Car
A0te'Daiiy week DAYS.
TlU1ch trains from t.e south arrive Washington
80 s.a and ]5 a.. m. Zl9. SIS. SIS u 80 ana
ID a. , M. daily. Local trains from Harrlsonburs
20 D. 20. week DAYS and 20 D. N. daily; from
thaiuftesiiie 3 Is a. m daily
Frequent uaius 10 and from B.usmont
Tcset Offices. 7j 18TH st.. 5u Pa. ave, snI
PENNSYLVANIA station.
G. n. ACKERT. s. H. HARDWICK.
y. p Gen Mgr. Pass Trat Mgr
W. H. TAYLOE, a.. T.. a. L. s. BROWN, g. A.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule n effect November g. 1895
z1a 7. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. wess
days-Sl0Is az I-irCiTa- points Virginia Nsstibule
trains >-aHl7r5 coaches, par'or car 70 Virginia Hot
Springs. Pullman Sleeper Clifton Forge 70 Louis.
VILE Cincinnati. Indiana 81. Louis. and Chi.
car1; buffet service from Go-i-usriile
40 7. NEW e.. d o. LIMITED Daily
Fast new FestitU- train, stops only az G0riousvrle
Charlottesville. Stanton Clifton Forge, and Gov
ir10n. Va. RCBccTUrte and Hinton " Va Pull.
man slrcTTs TO Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis ST. Louis. and Chicago. Dining cars, q
Ia carte service. One night ont
ila3 p. M.-E F. v LIMITED. Dailv-soHd
vesribule train. Pullman slpCUsrs 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car % NirEui1 Hot SPRINGS week DAYS. Dining cars
la carte ssTIiCe. Se5pers Cincinnati % Chicago
and st. LasIis. and Louisville 10 Memphis. Nashville
and Southwest
Reservations ard tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
O-ccs 53 Pennsylvania avenue. =9 18th street near
r. and Sixth street Station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. T. Cab Service and Main 100
for g. * o. Ticket Office
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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
"arded 10 the main oficei
WOODWARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bureau.
SoLDENBERG S-lnfCmation Bureau.
SIMPSONS 5 PHARMACY, Cor. 5th st., R. !, ave,
and X 81. NV
CYCLE COMPANY. 7th and sts nv
DONN a SANFORD'S PHARMACY, Cor. n. Y.
ave. and North Capitol ST. NV.
JOHNSTON s PHARMACY. 1921 y. J. ave. NV.
; hANN. SONS d Co Information Bureau
CHAS. J. FUHRMANS PHARMACY. Stu and
East Capitol sts
+. p WELLERS PHARMACY, 353i " st, NV.
AIhlNSON'S PHARMACY Ilth and q sts NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and g s,s NV
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and SIS. NV
CAMPBELLS PHARMACY, Eth and Park sts. NV.
hENEsAW PHARMACY. Mt. Pleasant and IU-
lrg sts NV
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. lith and P sts NV
IAYLORS PHARMACY 9Th and p sts. NV
hENER'S PHARMACY 9Th and sts NV
AeCHESNEY JOACHIM. ID and Z sts ne.
ALEXANDRIA
ShEENOOD'S. corner Prince and Royal sts.
NEW YORK.
Ia COSrE & MAXWELL, Nassau Beekman Bldg
CHICAGO.
LA C0STE & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
d. 5. WALLACE, Cor Atlantic aRd y. c, sves.
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TRANS-PACIfIG MAILS,

Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria. B. c. close
here daily at 6,39 p m. up to May Is for dispatch
by steamer MaDuka.
japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at $50 D. IN up to MAY ls
for dispatch by steamer Bioiun Mau
Hawaii. japan, Korea, China and Philippine Is
lands via san Francisco close here daily at II 45
j.. m. up to May 49, for dispatch by steamer don
goiA
Hawai-, via San Frarcisco close here daily at II As
p. M up 10 May q, for dispatch by steamer Ala
media
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands, via san
Francisco, Close here daily at II Is p. m up 70
May 81 for dispatch b. United States transport.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Io) SHARES PATENr FIRE HoT-wArER
Heating C'mpanvs stock for sale; IS pr cent less
than par. company price. Apply at SO s,b So.
uyiG3t
FOR SALE-CONTROLLING INTERESF ~ A
yey valuable patent, viii be iu demand in every
city in the world. only those meaning business
need apply. model on exhibition For further in.
formation apply A. V. SMITH 80 ST uw
mvl55t
HANDSOME ALBUM, CONTAINING PHOTO
graphic views and fglI particulars II dur sgaere
orchard in the famous Ozark fruit belt. Oregon Co
Mo. mailed free upon application. $50 Der month
iT y months secures y0I 500 share 0f our stock
Guaranteed dividends pay onc-haf uf f. We also
sell and 10 acre tracts on S monthly iustallments
Bank references OZARK DEVELOPMENT co.
Dept L. il2 trocker Bldg Des Moines. Ia myi43t
so BUYS BARBER SHOP CLEARING SO
weekly over all expenses. cost 500 90 ft up-
dwelling attached; come quick TAYLOR'S 1888 r.
ROOMlNG HOUSE. DOWNTOWN. FILLED
with Toomers. must sell; 500
NauieG-GroceTy. rOomlng. and boarding houses
ID. q. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS',
67 18th ST. Room g.
WHIsKEY. = PER GAL. THE JOHN WE'D.
DhhbJhN b4b + 81. NV. ap5u
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FOR sALE-AN ACRE LOT FRONTING oN
Connecticut avenue, forest shade; increasing nap
ldly in value. price low, satisfactory Terms All
dress BOX 30, City post-othce, mylS,t
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AUCTION SALES,

CHANCERl SALE or A VERY VALUABLE
TRACT or LAND. CONTAINING ABOUT
THIRTY ACRES. AND SITUATED on THE
NORTH SIDE or HAMILTON ROAD. MID
WAY BETWEEN GOOD HOPE AND CON
GRESS HEIGHTS d. C.
b virtue o. a decree u the supreme Court ~
the District Of Columbia passed i'm Equity Csgse
No, a5z'j the undersigned trustee vIll sell AZ pub
Lc auction, in front of the premises on WEDNES-
DAY, the Zd day of May 1907. 40 p. n. a
tract or parcel Of lard situate u the District of
Columbia and known a. Weayers Prospect and
contained within Che following mates and bounds
that Is 10 SAY Beginning for the same at uuiut
in the southwest line of tract known as "ChicHss-
Ter, with additions as resurteyei for Addison.
where said lice is interzeced hy the north line 0f
the Hamilton road and running thence with said
southwest llDe north Sc degrees west % a point iu
said southwest line situate az the distance 0. l85
nerche7 from the southwest corner Of said Chichester
and running from said point south 81 degrees west
perches. thence south Is degrees west a. pprchas
To stone No q. thence south I7 degrees east %
stone Ne. s, thence si.l with sald course south n
degrees east % the north line of the Hamilton
r'ad. and thence with the north line ri said road
90 the place % beginning
Terms n sale OHe-tb'ri n the purchase money
fI t- paid in cash, end the balance in two e7gsf
lustaiImeuts. payable iu one and two years frlin
DAY az salc. and % De represented hv the rromis-
sorry notes NJ the purchaser bearing interest az the
rate n pfr centHm pr anuUm, PAYABLE srni-
annually. and secured by deed Of tus, on the prop
e-ty sold. or an cash. AZ the option ~ tire rlr-
chaser deposit of S-1 win he required uplu
acceptance of Hd. All c1nyeyaucng. recording DC.
af cost 0t purchaser Terms Of sale 70 De complied
with within fifteen days from dag ~ sale. ether
wise the tn5ree reserves the right fo resell the
property al tIe risk and cost of the drfautug rrr-
c.hsrr after five days prvaue advertisement rf
such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
iugton. d. q. j. MILLER KENYON Trustee
Colorado building
THos ]. OWEN & son. Auctionela.
myl9d&fsezo
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BICYCLES,

last, Diamond Co S tires seconds only SiT5 put
on; trial guarantee JONES TIRE WORKS. 81
60i NV my9-th. .frEsa-gt
WE ARE DIRECT FACTORY AGENTS FOR
the famous Hudson Bicycle the best wheel on the
market; equipped with our puucture proof tire; we
save you % easy payments, If desired. HAVER-
FORD CYCLE co. ar 10Th ST. uw myi2-tf
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used; cheap. At HAZLETONS, sg4a 10Th st..
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARM or
S acres on pike; ia miles fTom electric cars:
from Silver Spring. Md. and ~ from Washington
nearly all in grass; well fenced and wstered: IL
room house; fine condition. stabBg Ter = horses.
and necessary outhuidings orchard. with great va
riety cf fruit trees. +. T.. CLARK, Silver Spring
Nd myl57t
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

Trial lesson free. F. BOYER, 10 18th ST NV
Native and experienced teachers.
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Place You Proposition Before Nb Thirty TunmSh Shan
is
HOUSES FOB SALE,

FOR sALE-NICE HOME FOR C0LoRED FAM
ily. near 18th and SIS. NV; 6-Foom frame house;
price. $500; large lot
For Saie-A good chance to get very comfort
able home in the West End a car line; three
| storesi rooms and bath: rents for $3.50 per
month"; only $500.
For Sale-pressed brleE bay-window house. near
Sd and z nv: rooms and BATH furnace heat
price. $1,000.
For sale-Inyestment-Thre 6-room houses in wide
court, renting for 5000 a month each: price, 5l0o
For sale-on good street in NV: renting for yl;
price. sl.3oo.
For sale-Renting for $3.50; price, 5000.
For saie-Tvo-story 6-room brick; rent for S5.soi
price, $780, northwest.
For sale-sizroom brick; renting Cor $3.50; price,
S,90.
For sae-Near Iowa Circle: comfortable hOme
rooms and bath: rents foT 81 month, price only
S,Oe
DAVID MOORE.
I32s New York Ave. y. W.
FOR SALE-HOLMEAD MANOR, NEAR END
Of llth st cars; 2s,CD and cellar brick resi-
dence: rooms and bath, hOt-Eater heat; a bargain
az SjjG
Fer sale-A nice little home located in the south
east, between +. Capitol It. ard Pa ave. rooms
s0d bath deep lot % alley price only $3.50
Twoiamily brick fat rent. SO per month, Dot is
sxlis; could not build this house to-day Tor s. 50
Always rented
For Sale-S2 90 500 cash and small molthly pay
ments, for a nice little 2st0ry brick, located one
square from cars northeast. good white ueislb0T-
hood
For Ssle-Sl 600. 4rcom brick rented % col0rcd
tenants st SO 50 per month good l0t TO alley
WM II. SAUNDERS q co. liG L So. MS.
sIS FRAME HOUSES LOT Uxs. RENT SO
with $50 Improvements will rent for i5. I can
sell for only 81 30 chance 90 clear 2o0i. be quick
JOSEPH II. ATKINSON,
Formerly President Atkinson d Ballard Co. Inc
ol bond Bids, l4th st. and y. I. ave.
myl5H
Investigate. Investigate, Investigate.
Would you buy for
Sieol-i50 block ou r 80. So. 6 rooms.
basemsut. cellar. &c. Good condition.
5000 Lovely home. Arlington Heights
$5o-A fine place IN BerBlu.
1O-A 6rOCm brick fomc. g. 50. nv.
S-00-A good home in the Sc.
Can for Our special bargains now
johnson, Dent a Co., GIL 9Th ~. NV,
myl5-u
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE,

GENTLEMAN OWNING TOURING CAR WILL
rent same % private parties by the hour reason
able Phone \. 5lg2 lji9 s. nv. ap155Jt
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AGENTS WANTED,

WANTED-SEVERAL EXPERIENCED AGENTS
70 canvass and collect for SICK and accident insur-
snce good places for the right men. PBOYIDENT
myll7t
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TWO BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMES FOR
sale; en- easy terms. Address BOX 3d. Herald Of
nee. ugl5E
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves, hricsbgac, and ali kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUMs FURNITURE SHOP 18th
and L sts. Phone y. 1873 Formerly, 9Th and L.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

SINGING CANARIES, PARROTS, DOGS, CATS.
rabbits, guinea rlgs. white mice, and rats. fancy
poultry pigeons. gold fishes. ms speciality IS chiTopo-
dy for birds leet. SCHMID, BIRD STORE, ~ I'm
st. nw. ap9-u
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS,

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair, biTthmaTEs. m0.es &c, 10y eisctric needle
guaranteed permanent and painless 10 sears; abso
late PIRACY references from physicians and former
patients apparently hopeless solicited: consul
tai0n free; electricity is the only permanent cure
for superfU0us hair BOX Il. Herald Office. Os
'nhone y 2f52 mhllu
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE MODERN OFFICES Is TIE NET
zeTutt Bldg. ll1-lll2 st. NV: $3.50 Der month.
including heat, Light, elevator and ianitor service
no extras apll-u
FLEMING BUILDING. 1913 G ST NV, RENO
Tated throughout spacious new elevator; steam
heat; uneKcelled ianit0r service; excellent once
rooms fourth f0or. delft
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| FOR SALE-NICE HOME FOR COJORED FAM
ily. near 18th and SIS. NV; 6-room frame house:
| price. S,900; large lot
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SILVER SPRING PARK.
tWASHINGrON'5 IDEAL sUBURBJ
Beautiful villa sites in this delightful suburb
from 2'a % 10 cents per square fcoi. Easy
payments. Sidewalks laid, streets graded. 30
houses IN course OF erection. Take any car Of
Washington Railway and Electric Company.
and transfer % Brightwood line; only 3 mln-
utes rom Treasury. Statesmen on ground az
Ell times. Phone Main 6e3l for csusge to
take you TO see the property Tree.