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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-29

his operations. and it soon known m every part
of the club house and grand stand that the sensa
tiOnal betting had been done
But if the bet was sensational, 1T was a mild sen
sation by comparison with the race which It COR
cerned. Before the start there were many persons
who while thew did not wish to invest fifty THOUSAND
dollars at time willing to make small bets
on Zoe Cotton at five to one on. At the halt way
post the favorite had things all his own way, AID
began to come and a hundred yards from the finish
a great cry went up " Joe is beatenl" Even hen
the horses had flashed by the winning post none but
the judges was IN position to say whether DA. tr
had lost fiftv thousand dollars ten THOUSAND,
but when the numbers were hOisted 1t was found
that the decision IN favor of Joe Cotton Later
one of the Judges announced that it had been agreed
that the favorite had won Dryers bet for him ~
a scant inch and q quarter.
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Sensations at PendletonS

IN the davS before the war when Senators nd
Representatives were not above making ,..,--
sioral small bets across the floor. and the even
were not gIve1l-up 10 the preparation OF In't--te
articles several large gambling houses flourish ~
the national capital The most celebrated OF these
was PeudletOn : PennSV lVanl4-aVe- rs -....F
STORES could be told Of the famous all night
there as of AlrnackS. Brooks's, any OF the r.z-
torical London houses OF the eighteenth centurL
Senator Green Of Missouri, having won ~
thousand dollars at faro one evening. decidtl t5.s
he had had enough play for one evening, and ne
dealer about 10 close the game ternTvr-r...,
when there StrOlled INTO the place Albert l.-e,
author of The Hymn 70 the Gods and i ne E.-e
Old Arkansas Gentleman
What. through already. YOU he ,--..t
lust let have a guess for a thousand ans B B
put the bill on the pot Ia privilege Permttet NY
70 favored players If YOU have no objection Tie
dealer nodded and the space between the SIN. ~s-.
and eight spots covered
\ SIN spot showed up first. and Pike had We, rs
thousand
1t all goes" he said and left the two thor~and
IN the place.
L 60 YOU responded the dealer, and drev,ae
Two thousand more brought the pile .. 5.r
thousand The dealer looked At Pike and raised lis
eyebrows inqulringv Pike nodded Once more a
card was pulled and II proved to be the eigh' ,-t
Pleasant call sand the dealer Pike wdsse- ms
immense gray beard
There were now four cards remaining IN the !. S-
and the person who called successfully received -.l
for one.
Il call it SIN TO eight for eight thousand said
the poet
il 90 YOU" answered the dealer who pulled -nee
more. saw SIN and eight come out. and closed the
game for the night In few minutes Pike h1d N,i-
thirty two thousand dollars.
At this same house Thadders Stevens won tour
teen hundred dollars at sitting from a rlrNt 't5
of only twenty dollars Here also the brilliant go
universally popular Congressman Sargent > REM
forty thousand dollars IN one night celebrate
his success with SIX quarts OF champagne. ana r.
turned to lose the whole of the forty thousand ana
Cozaraea pass Is
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A Narrow Margin

MIKE DIVER whose name IS associated with
A'A many exploits similar to those of Pittsburgh
Phil. not nearly successful a general rule
and certainly his last disastrous the
extreme. When he went to England with Richard
Croker several years ago for the purpose OF cleaning
up the English tracks he boosted that he was worth
u million and a half and III addition had 4 stable OF
the best horses III America. Last year, hc died praC
tiCally pennIless- Nevertheless. III his time he
large Harry Reed, the horse which he lost
i fortune in England. the medium OF several
Coups this country, a also Don Aonzo,
Cleopas, Ben Brush Hammie, and Banquet
Probably the most spectacular betting ever seen
at a track done by DIVER the same
Sheepshead Bay which the scene of Pittsburgh
Pills exploit Mike had such confidence in Joe
Cotton that he wagered fifty thousand dollars III
order to win ten thousand on the result of a
which this horse entered Those who witnessed
the outcome Will never forget that Unlike
Pittsburgh Phil, Dwyer made secret Of most of
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Pierre Lorillard's Judgment
DEERE LORILLARD'S biggest sing

DEERE LORILLARD'S biggest single Winning
L was with Pontiac, when that horse won the Sub
urban Pontiac was an imported racer without my
remarkable record abroad But his new owner Id
seen enough Of his work 20 have confidence his
future so he him 70 his farm at RanCoca~- cer
Jobstown. New Jersey. there TO be quietly tr..0-l
for the big His Judgment was JlrStlTed z. the
extent of seventv-tive thousand dollars above t1e
big stake money. and he would have won cCn~t-,--
ably more If il had been that restrictions were
placed on betting ~ that particular meeting
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BIG BETTING COUPS

~ was not the SIlttI SlltdI Dst Oh I'-ti'i : .
with well kept flower gardens, magnificent
lawns. and a track the equal OF any III
the metropolitan racing circuit. And vet
even in those DAYS it was known as track
where the bookmakers seldom announced
a limit If the betting ring was COM
parativelv small the bets were frequently
large: men with small Wads who under
took t. mount a stool and chalk up the
odds were likely to borrow Cdrtarc before
many DAVIS had passed. 1t Is not Surprls-
ing. therefore. that It WAS at this race
course that the most successful netting
coup of the American turf was engineered
a dozen wears ago Nor Is It surprising
that the general who directed the opera
tons should have been that most daring
vet most scientific plunger. George l.
Smith. more generally known to race goerS
as Pittsburgh Phil
One wear before his big clean up Smith
had purchased for twelve hundred dollars
= vearling known as King CadmuS- with
that uncrring Judgment which gained tor
him a fortune If nearly three million dol
lars and which kept HIM from serious
disaster during the whole II "a long career
as an owner and hcttor. this Str'nge
secrctivc gambler recognized that he had
a bargain The ycarl,ng was immediately
shippcd into the country t. be trained
under the eve IF the one man whom
Smith could or would tTuSt-h's brother
William Reports from the training quar-
tiers. coupled with personal CloCklug II
tri,ie fuII,. iustIfcd every cxpc,tttion.
80 ,rr,,,,.o,,,,,ts ,,,.r. soon made TO
or,tnr ,br l}n-sq - n +,,a-yrar-.ld AT the
nd r.. ,,.,.,,no Fred Taral at
Thar timr one If the rlcvcrcst Jockeys in
the United States lhe has ridden ex-
CI,s;,.,1y ~ Auetr,, for The last several
,-.'.r-.( va ,1,.o,.d ,.,thnut flourish IF
.-,,,,,,,.,s f,r H. rr.cr
Cri,.ra1 horse II decided class were en-
tarod N The same event. but the fact that
Phil owned King Cadmus caused most Of
,,,,I,..-s ~ H., ,n,7.,, hat ,yary \ sharp eve
Drrn for the commissioners who tranlacte
oicr,tjnns for the plunqer None Of them
in the ring. however. and 50 al Of the boo
with KING Cadmus quoted at ten to one.
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and went 10y the Judges little more than neck 10
the good. they began TO doubt.
Pittsburgh Phil impressive III victory N defeat.
closed his glasses and turned toward them face
that told nothing Ii not until two DAYS later
that the bOOknaktrs learned that entirely
set of commissioners. not one of whom knew the
other. had been engaged for the purpose of taking
out of the ring = little more than one hundred
thousand dollars that Even this
dav the story Is known only to 4 limited circle Of
race goers but 1t IS typical of the methods OF the
plungcr who left job At eight dollars week as a
cork cutter To a immense fortune on the turf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-29
By ACE TIE M p L E

Drawins BY Thure de Thulstrup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22
When You Buy, Buy
the Best.

The prices OF these
houses are from ST 900
to $4,000 less than cost.
Choice Locations
= We can sell three-story
houses at a lower price
than others ask for six
room, two-story houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22

than others ask for six
room, two-story houses.
Look at 1911 Monroe street.
This beautifully situated, three
story, bay-window brick dwelling
can be purchased for $1,000 Nine
rooms, tiled bath, sanitary plumb
ing, cabinet mantels, house in first
class condition, newly papered and
painted. The rooms are all large,
light and cheerful. Bright, sunny,
southern exposure; house built to
sell for $500. Open for inspec-
ton. Very accommodating terms
can be made. This is bargain.
Near 18th ST., three-story, nine
room brick dwelling, with cellar !;
lot Is feet wide, 100 feet deep to a
public alley. Can be purchased for
$4,25o. The Improvements alone
would cost more.
An excellent bargain on the
heights, west of 18th st. Price re-
duced to $500. Full three stories,
hot-water heat; tiled bath; four
rooms deep on a floor; frst-class
condition. Over $4,000 loaned on
it by local trust company. The
houses were built to sell for $3.50.
1t must be sold at once. If you
wish to secure one of these bar
gains you must be quick about it..
They will be snapped up by in
vestors.
West of 9th St, south of T St..
A three-story, bay window brick
dwelling, containing nine rooms
and bath, cellar Price, $500.
One Of the best improved squares
in this section of new houses.
Very near the Capitol. $1,000.
Three stories; nine rooms, cellar
hot-water heat; tiled bath; cabinet
mantels; electric gas lighting; first
class in every respect.
Near 9TH and East Capitol SITS.
A full three-story brick dwelling
nine rooms and bath; cellar; good
sized lot to an alley. Can be pur-
chased for $3.50. Well arranged,
four rooms deep on a floor.
$1,000 will buy three-story, ten
room brick dwelling, near 18th and
K, four rooms deep on a floor
side and rear alley; lot IS by 100 ;
surrounded by mansions.
$1,000. Near the State Depart
ment. A three-story, ten-room
brick dwelling; good condition
southern exposure; modern plumb
ingi good-sized lot.
S4,25o. A full three-story, bay
window brick house in Bloominp-
dale, built to sell for $3.50. The
owner must make quick sale on
account Of mortgage coming due.
A very desirable home. A first
class investment. Room for stable
on the lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-22

Quality and Quantity.
Extent and character of cir.
culation fix the value of a newsS
papers advertising worth. In
quality and quantity The Stars
position is unquestioned.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-sl7 usT ST wv. sIX-ROoM
house. thoroughly up 90 date. Address c, NJ r..
Herald Office jsl1-3t
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You Can Reach over Fifty The Herald
Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any Of the following branch
Offices. nnd will be promptly for
warded to the main Offices
WOODWARD & LOTHROP-In Information Bureau
S-lnfcrmation Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner Ith ST., H. l.
ave and ST. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY. 7th and L sts NV
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY. corner " Y.
ave. ard North Capitol st. NV.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, l22l \. J. ave NV
s KANN. SONS q CO.-lnf0rmation Bureau
CHAS. J. FUHRMANS PHARMACY, sih and
East Capitol sts
f. 2. WELLER'S PHARMACY. $685. VI 81. NV.
ATKINsON'S s PHARMACY. llth and G. sts. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. 81 and 6 sts. nW.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lst and SIS. NV.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY 18th and Park sis NV.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mt. Pleasant and lry-
ing sts NV
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and P sts nw'
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. eth and T SIS. nw'
RENER'S PHARMACY. 9th and SITS. NV
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID and SIS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
UNpERWOOD'S corner Prince and Royal sts.
NEW YORK.
Ia COSTA & MAXWELL. Nassau Beekman Bldg.
CHICAGO.
LA COSTE & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
H. s WALLACE cor Atlantic and y. &. aVcs.
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RAILROADS.
SnHTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-fOilcUIuE schedule ugulCs published Only a.
information and arc not guaranteed.
'i1g d. m.-Dauyilie and way stations.
'80j d. m-HauisoubWg and way stations.
900 a. m.-sieepers aud coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car.
IL go o. m.-SltCpcfs and COACHES 20 Columbia,
Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
, "A 0l p. m. m.-HauisDubuTg and way stations.
i $ D. m.-Chsrl0ttesyile. Wauenton. Stras5urs
ard way stations
s6I5 D. m.-Seepers und coaches % Atlanta and
Columhus. Ga. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper TO o4n
Francisco tr-vetkir
80 p. m.-Sieeuers and coaches 10 Charlotte Co
lumbia. and Augusta. Dining Car.
-l1I5 %. m.-SieeUUs and coaches fria LyncaouFi
and Bristol 10 Chattanooga, Memphis, and Ne"
ORLEANS. Dining Car
I'll % p m.-New York aud New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman TO Asherie. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans Club and Observation Cars. Din-
ing Car.
Note--DaIy. fWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
is sB. and g. O5 a. N 2-3o. 525 SIS, 1852, and
ii % D. M. daily. Local trains from H3ui'on1uIg.
l2-j D. r.. week DAYS. and p D. n. daily IRON
Charlottesville. SIG a. n. daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemont
Ticket Offices 7C5 18th g., 81 Pa. ave, and
Pennsylvania Station
c. II. ACKERT, S. Il. HARDWiCk-
v p. & Gen. Mgr Pass. Traf Mgr.
We TAYIOE. G.P.A. l. 5 BROWN. q. A.
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TRANS-PAGIFIG MAILS,

japan. Korea china. and Philippine Islands, via
SEATTLE. close here daily az $50 p. m up 70 June
o. for dispatch By steamer Tosa harl
Hawaii. Japan Rorsa China and Philippine Isl
ands via san Francisco. close here daily az II q
p. m. NO 10 June p for dispatch by steamer Hons
Kong MarL
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands, via San
Francisco. close here daily az u.b ,. m up %
June e. for dispatch by United States transport
japan. Korea China. and Philippine Islands. via
varcouvrr and Victoria. British Columbia, close
here daily az $50 .. m up to July T. for dispatch
lg steamer Empress of Japan.
Hawaii Jauau, Korea. China, and Philippine Isl
suds via Sa1f Francisco close here daily az u - p.
m. up 20 July g. for dispatch By steamer Korea.
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria. British To-
lumba close here daily al $50 p m. up 20 July IL.
for dispatch by steamer Moaua
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NEW EMBLEM FOR REFORMERS.
Chinese Association Is TO Have "A
Flag with More Meaning.

The Chinese Reform Association is 10
have a new emblem. Since the order was
organized by Yo Hong You Wal ten years
ago, the flag Of the association has been
oblong in shape. yellow in color, the same
as that Of China, and with three stars I'm
The left-hand side The new flag is to
have a figure. OF figures. that viii mean
more than the three lonely stars.
The flag Of China has a dragon in the
center. The ne-- emblem Of the Chinese
association is 90 have "a house with pa
g0das. or n likeness of TIE sun, or some
thing with a meaning. Chinese all over
the country with an artistic temperament
have been invited 10 submit designs for
the new association flag. and a selection
will be made from among the different
ones. Yo Hong You Wal, president of
the association. is to decide on the new
flag. Der Choug and other Washington
members OF the reform organization are
much interested iu the new idea.
The association recently changed its
name-now it IS q have new flag.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule u effect June ls 1901
10 z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
days-Stops at principal points in Virginia Vestibus
train STANDARD c5scses psrlor car 20 Clifton Forge
and connection for Virginia Hot suginss. P1ilm1a
slecpcn Clifton Forge % Louisville. Cincinnati.
indianapolis 81. Louis. and Chicago; Dining car,
a Ia carte service from Go-i1lsville
40 f. M.-NEW e.. & %. LIMITED, Daily
Fast new vcstibuIe traiu stops only at GOrdoHsTe,
Charlottesville. Stauntan. Clifton Forge, and Gov
lngt0n. Va. RoBoererte and Hinton, W. Va. Pull
nan sleeIrs 20 lexington Louisville Cincinnati,
indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chicago. Dining cars.
Ia carte service. one night ont
uI5 T.. Nj. r. v. LIMITED. Daily-s0Id
vestIbIle train Pullman slezpeIs 20 Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car % Virginia Hot Springs vscs days. Dining cars.
Ia carte service. SleeIer Cincinnati 90 Chicago
and ~. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets a. Chesapeake and Ohio
0fcas. 5l3 peunsytsna avenue 69 Hk street, ue1r
Z, and Sixth Street station. Telephones Main a5
for Pennsylvania r. X. Cab Service and Main llti
for c. & q. Ticket O1lcc.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - BUsHELNAN; STEADY WORK
good wages 20 right man. Apply at once, 20 j.
NJ STEIN & CO. % 18th So. ie9)5t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

10 WAIT FOR IMPROVEMENT SQUARE
foot for lots within 800 feet q Connecticut ave
nue. with water. sever macadamized street and
Franoithic Sidewalk, three blocks north q ground
selling az s. GEO p ROBINSON co. Incl
el3 lith ST. nv. ]. WALTER OBOYLE Manager
isl9lot
ADJOINING CLEVELAND PARK: ONLY Sc
square foot Don't buy until you sce our bar
gains. Beautiful villa site, with graded street
sewer water and gas adjoining property selling 80
~ 75C, fine view of city, ahead of everything don't
mics H. GEO p. ROBINSON co inc. sl3 18th
81 ] WALTER o BOYLE. Manager jela-I0t
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LEGAL NOTICES..


SUPRENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. holding a Probate Court. No 1881 Ad-
ministra1ion.-This is 20 give notice that the sub
scribCr. Of the District Uf Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Distinct Of Columbia
letters Ot administration the estate uf = Scott
Douglas late q the District q Columbia deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same with the Fouch-
ers thereof legally authenticated % the subscriber
On or before the 18th DAY OF JUNE. 4. y. 1905; ;
otherwise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit q said estate, Given under ny hand tins
10Th day q June. 1877. CHAS. 4. DOUGLAS.
Colorado Building Attest. '>eall WAL G. TAl-
LOR. Deputy Register Of Wills for the District OF
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. DOUGLAS
* DOUGLAS. Attorneys ie927.iy5
II THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding an Equity Court. Charles
H. L. Johnston ct al rs. Virginia 5 Johnston e.
al In Equity, No. C9ll.-Order: Upon consider
alton Of the petition and report Of the American
Security and Trust Company and Charles II. /.
Johnston, trustees and the accompanying papers.
filed hcrein on the 9Th day Of June A d. 1907
that they have sold all Of lot numbered sevcntyour
ga. in ". W. Johustou's subdivision Of lots in
square numbered two hundred and fourteen D2i4I
as the same is recorded IN the records Of the Of
fee Of the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia in
book No. y. az folio No. lZ. with the improve
ments thereon, az and fer the sum Cf eighteen
thousand dollars 1918 oGl. subject. however, 10 a
brokers' commission u per cent. it is this 5th
day of June. A. d. 1901 by the court ordered
adjudged and dccrccd that said sale be- and the
same is hereby, ratified and confirmed unless cause
10 the contrary is shown on OF before the STH DAY
OF JULY, a. d. 1907; provided a copy Of this
order be published IN the Was lingtU Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald ,nce a week for three
successive weeks before said last named date. By
the court: HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH, Chief Justice
true COUy-Test. lSeall !. Il YOUNG Clerk
BY WINS. i. LEMON, Assistant Clerk. ie6l30
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FINE LARGE TWO-STORY HOUSE.
with cellar : rooms front porch. double porch.
with pump 0f good water porch, usperei. blinded
and painted with nine acres 0f g1uld. wire fencing
and gates an kinds q fruit 800 treesi. running
water through place. A No. I nsm aud ou'buldings.
railroad station Ia Eve minutes walk. located iu
Herndon. Va. on S. r. r.. Y trains Terms 20
suit Phone or address
GEORGE ". KENoRICK.
ie15 1917. .DI29 He-ndon Va
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FOUND

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bet 70c and s0c per GAL large bricks in box,
&c DO not !1dse our ice cream by the price. Try
il and sou viii buy it. Phone NJ 9s3 COZ New
NoIk ave. nv. fe2-d
FOJND-SUNDAY. JUNE -l6 On CONN. AVE
snail pocketb0ok. containing small sum- Gail
between 10 and u O'Clock S. NJ. l705 2lst st. NV
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-OFFICE AND FIXTURES. WITH
excellent medical library Of homeopathic physician
long established practice desiIabie location. nv.
Address BOX 50, Herald Office jelsst
FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE SINGLE or
fee, second ho0r. Bond Building; Convenient 70
elevator, partly furnished or not price very low
Apply 30. Bond Briidug. 18th s. and y y ave.
ieliu
LARGE MODERN OFFICES ~ THE NET
zerott Bldg. ulo-iliZ + 81. NV Sll5l per month
including heat, light. elevator. and janitor service
no e1tras arIl-U
FLEMING BUILDING. 1919 q ST. NV: RENO
waited throughout. spacious rev elevator steam
beat; uneIcslied janitor service: excellent oGice
rooms on fourth floor dsl2f
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

INST RECEIVED AFRICAN GRAY PARROTS
snzcra and maltese kittens, young canariss. also
,rhcrosrs and eiadolus. dahiia and elephant-ear
bulbs. sCHAuD. BIRD STORE. ~ 18th ST. NV.
aU9u
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresser, shampooing manicuring chirop-
ody. facial and scalp treatment, WORK done az
hotels and residences. Phone Main 2s55. sA g
st. NV. te2tIH
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

PHILIP LEDERER, l2H II ST. Ne; PHONE
East 1923 Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work all over the city
Phone us ny2-eod-5ot
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves. bric-a-bIac. and all kinds Of house
hold goods BAUM's FURNITURE SHOP 18th
and L sts. Phone n. 1913 Formerly, 9th and L.
an2o-tf
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BICYCLES,

WE ARE DIRECT EASTERN AGENTS FOR
the famous Hudson Bicycle We give you whole
sale prices. Easy payments. il desired. All our
wheels are guaranteed for one year. HAYERFOBD
CYCLE CO. ~ 10th st. NV. my26H
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used; cheap. At HAZLEToN's. 42943l 10th ST.
nv my5tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 10 per cent on d. {. real estate.
Ever consideration shown borrowers,
The Harrison Realty Company,
'Phone Main ISL 9G Street y. W.
mhlSn
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate or T. a. and 5 per cent interest. special
privileges with respect 70 prior payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD uncl. 1907 L ST. NV. ocSd
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Is MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old g2es at lowest rates Of in
jerest Al transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. WM H. SAUNDERS
& CO. 1907 81. NV. ocs-f