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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON RADIATORS
Ofice ~ Building flI National Museum. Library
o. Congress. Walhaeton. u. e.. November 2. lsJ---
scaled IIrT-77ls Tor furnishing and delivering The
cas- rcr radiators f0- ht water heating rolu!rcd for
Obj, new hui.ims tcr the National Museum. in this
.t. all b. r,-aiy-i a. this otcc until $50 o'ci0ez
O. m ou TUESDAY. Decsmb5r To- BL and ruh-
ErIF ClcU-l Immediately thereafter. Specilcatious
sud g-h.r information furnished Ou application.
BERNARD h. GREEN. Superintendent % Con
s.wc'icn uo-3-.sds23f
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Office OF the Superintendent T. = Capt.
tol Building and Grounds. Washington,
ID. c., October -, lyg1.-Sealed proposals.
IN duplicate, win Dee received and publicly
opened az tle above office al J. O'Clock
noon ou WEDNESDAY November -,
lrl.. Tor Stee. framing Tor roof Of Office
Building, United States Senate. Plans
ana specifications can be had on applCa-
ton t1 tle above office. a certified check
ia tle sum pt twenty-five dollars viii be
required from the intending bidder as
guarantee for the return of the plans and
specifications. Bids must be accompanied
by certified check or surety bond lu the
sum or 3 per cent of the amount Of bio.
contract VIII require approved surety
hou4 lu the sum o. % Per cent Of tLe
amount OF contract. The right Is reserved
tp reject any or all bids or @ waive any
leolulcauty or iufurmIlty I'm any bid
ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent T.. =
Capitol Euildiug ard Grounds. Approved
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD, Secre-
tory. uoLGI623
UFIICE or THE SJPEEINTENUENT. 4. s.
Cauito. Building and Grounds. Washington D. G..
'avsmber D. lsL--Euuo-aIs lin duplicated viii be
Fr--lTet and publicly opened at the above o5.ce az
- O'Clock ua.n. 0n WEDNESDAY. Deecmber j.
'11 tor furnishing and delivering only % the Oaice
Building L. r. Senate. Wa,hiugtra ID O.. az the
r"autties of sheet copper called for- 6.I5 sheets.
-i1it inches equivalent o. l'c1 square feet ~ ma
trri1i. Bids u-.t bs ac-- Tauled be- crrir.d rlecs
C1 gIuly bond u the sum % gE tle amount of
bad. Contract r.l TcTu.le lTI-uyrj surety bond il
the sum r. C4 the amount NJ contract. shc
lEht Is reserved On reject ans ar All bids. o- %
waive any trcaHialtE or ins.-usiitv iu any EiI
ELLIOTT WOODS Slpgrir-cadeut L. $. Capitol
BuIlu- and GrrIuds rrIsst
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Lawsuits.

pany; account Si55. Attorney H. ". WhCatley
No. 1871 William Il. Hocko John h. Lloyd
Judgment 4 s. g. Mills justice uf the peace
Sl3243 Attorney. J. NJ. George.
No 1872 T. Frank Leaplcy vs. Mn. F. NJ
Kicker. appellant; appeal DEFENDANTS attorneys.
McNeil & Mcneil
Nc 1915. Issac 5. Lyon vs.. James W Dyre et
al Judgment of K. II. Terrell Justice Of the peace
500
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES

FOR RENT-NEW BUILDING. 57x50: THREE
stories: large elevator rear eL3 and 6l5 st. NV. =.
frcutinE on 9-foot paved alley; very suitable for
storage cr manufacturing purpose, Aprly u1 owner.
i, !. NEE. 7th and II S-s- uu fo1g-I,t
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ATTORNEYS.

LEGAL ADVICE. ALL CASES. COLLECTION.
domestic troubles. estates settled. camase % p,r-
son ~ property adjusted, moderate charges. con-
uo22-I
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LEGAL NOTICES.
E. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
ATTORNEYS.
~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRl


IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. holding District Court. In ne The
extension of Harvard street. Columbia Heights. Dis
trict Of Columbia District Court, No, g2L-Notice
is hereby given that the Commissioners Of the Dis
uict oi Columbia. pursuant 20 the provisions az the
act Of COngrgs approved January -. 1907, entitled
An act for the extension Of Harvard street. COlum-
bia Heights. District Of Columbia. have Med a
petition I'm this court praying the condemnation of
the land necessary for the extension Ct Harvard
street. Columbia HeC.ts. in straight .ne with
width Of sixty feet. less % Sixteenth street
northwest. upon such lines as the Commissioners of
the District Of Columbia Getm most advantageous
20 tho ahutting property, as shown on plat map
hlec with the said pctition rs part thereof. and
praying al7u that iIry of i've ludlcIOus. eIperl-
enced. dlslutcrested men, who shall b. ncchOlders
within the District a. Columbia. not related 90 any
.-ryice Cr employment Of The District Of Columbia
%. 1f the UnIrd States be Summoned T., the United
states Marshal fer the District Of Columbia 90 as
-r's the damages EACH owner 0f land % b. taken
may sustain by retsu Of the said extension a said
s'Ieet and the condemnation Of The land necessary
Tor the purposes thereof. aEd 90 assess as benefits
resulting tLcrefr0m the entire amount - said dam
aEts. plus the costs az This proceeding urun tllc
land abuttns upon the sid street 20 be extended
alQ also upon OH other pieces parcels of land
which the rury may ind viii bc bcuCntgd by the
sand extension Ci the slId street IL ls b. the court
thi, li1t das OF November A d 1897, ordered ulet
all prs rs having any interest ln these proceedings
bc and they hereby. warned and commanded %
appear in this court on before Tie 9TH DAY OF
DECEMBER. =. .. 1867. 90 10 O'Clock a. Ia. and
continue in attendance until the coCrt shah have
made iiS hual rgdgr mtitying and confirming rho
svart az damages and the assessment Of BENEFITS Of
the jury 10 d. imUaucled ard sworn herein; aud b.
is further ordered that coly Of this notice and
ORDER b .uhlShfd once i'm the Washington law
krICrtCr and on SIX secular DAYS in the Washington
Eyeu'ng star. The Washington Herald. ard the
Washington Times newspaper, published iu the said
District, commencing gt least twenty days before
e SAID nth day II December, a ID. 1897. II Is
further ordered that copy Of this notice and order
b- served by the United States Marshal or his dep
utlcs upon such az the oWuers a. The lind 90 De-
CONDEMNED herein as may bee f1lud hy the said mar
shal C7 his Deputies within the DisJriet n Coum-
bll and ur0n the tenants and OCCUPANTS ~ the same
before the said Goth day Ct pCCIGbgr A. d. 1917.
By the court. JOB BARNARD, Justice \ trle
cosa-Tes,: tSeaLl j. 4. YOUNG. Clerk. By r..
T. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant CLERK.
uuC--5rCyS
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HALLS FOR RENT.
THE LEWIS BUILDING

THE MANAGEMENT INVITES THE ATTEN-
tlon Of the public 20 the central location and
ready accessibility of
THE LEWIS BUILDING.
located AZ 1902 Fourteenth s. uw. The appropriate
ness Of its halls for lectures readings concerts rnu-
steals. dancing. cuclfe parties. wedding parties
hanqucts. receptions. teas. business meetings. &c
Is unCyccliei.
IL has fine bali for dancing with ladies retiring
room. ntl5ncu's retiring room. banquet bali. and
admirable Kitchen facilities
The premises are open tor inspection from a. N.
70 j.. m.
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Equity suit.

No Zi'e John y. WuFdeman vs. r welsh Ash
iord substitute trustee. attorney. q. T. Fleming
No ZfT In r. George 81 Dorseg. 10 d. b1rT
Attcrne-. J. r. Ray r.
No &fs In re r.. W Wallis Company; fix
bond Attorney. q. W Dau.
No 5f-s. Mar A. stahl Vs. John T. stshI:
limited divorce. Attlrneg j. A. Toomey.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
lFrIday, November -. 1907

Clifton ID. C.. motion % reseind orders and fi,.
MSS pelii'0n submitted: rGe % show cause fled
In re opening q alley. square Igl bearire
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TELEGRAPHY.
LEARN TFLEGRtrrN-

LEARN TELEGRAPHY-
Why. BcCIusl account of cight-hour law re-
ontly enacted. .t0o telegraph operators are wanted
WV ncrc than c1n bo secured Twenty student,
who ilrss clip and present or send this rcti-. 4,
DIaughcn q SPenc-g7au College. C1rnCr 9Th and ID
NV. may pay 50 OF tuition after position /, ,7Ired
DnJGhon's students get practice an regular railway
"lreS send fer booklet on Tel,uarhy BookkeeI-
ing. Shorthand. &c. also tau-lt NTCuT ana
DAY POSITIONS secured Of MONEY BACK.
Catalogue FREE rTgq - -,
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTs
government, estate and damage claims: no charge
unless successful. FULLER AGENCY. II I2Jh uW.
oc7-u
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REAL ESTATE.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
PHOTO ART. AND PICTURE STORE CANE,
us worth $50; fine stand. stock VIII iuvo.ce soc.
doing gaod busness; price S55a D. e. BUSINESS
REOk EES GI- 18th ro3-tf
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LOST AND FOUND.
HELP WANTED-MALE&F FEMALE

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned az our school IN % 20 % days Positions
guaranteed. Pitman. Graham. Greg. Barnes. and
syllahc systems. individual instruction STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEAIY. slE-la Cnlnradn Rrildnr
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.
THE VAN DYKE

Cor 81 and ID IS. NV. Wei furnished rooms ana
apartments; private baths; rates reasonable: tran
sients taken Eoc MP. iystf
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets. the cniv wsaYius iactCrv cs ia
kind in the city WASHINGTON RUG Co gg
5th 81. NV. Phone Main EL ocsI-sgt
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PERSONAL.

YOU CAN TAKE THE WHOLE - FAMILY TO
the football game ON what We Uay you for mems
discarded wearing apparel shirts. hats shoes send
for us tp can "a ycu AZ once. JJSTH'S OLD
STAND EIo ID
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
In Esans Bldg. Ills to 1924 y Y ave- rental very
low including heat. light. and jlnitor service
uol4f
FOR BENT-OFFICE DESK ROOM: S PER-
month. Apply MIR. HALL. 1885 g. 81 nv. pog5 B,
FOR RENT-906 nth ST; TWO LARGE. com.
muuic9ting second story front Office rooms: heat
light. and service Apply on premises ocs-u
LARGE MODERN OFFICES rs THE MET-
zer0tt Bldg, lll0lli2 st. NV; So 50 Der month
including heat. light. elevator, and ianitor service
no extras. oc1o -
FLEMING BUILDING. In9 q 81. NV; REM
waited throughout lst floor suitable for stock broker
CT real estate. also excellent oce rooms with best
Of lanitOr service: no extras. iy25-tf
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District Conrt.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
In re opening Of alley, square 900 order accepting
iury.
In re condemnation Of land for trunk sewer in
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HOusekeepers-O WINDOWS EX-
pcrtiy cleaned, Sc each, floors vaxrd polished
stained. refiuished; postal ELLIOTT lz0 9Th NV.
uol--tf
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-GpOD DRIVING HORSE. SUIT
able Cor wn-lrrt ar bG-r Inquire Room s1l
loan and Trust BI5s ur1s7f
RUBBER CARRIAGE TIRES: BEST HART
ford, guaranteed long service never separate q,
loosen; iGst pr.ccs. quickly applied. tires reuai-ed
JONES. TIRE WORKS. COZ and 60i = a. Nv
uclr-rh feTT
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED. RELINED. AND TRIM
med anew; low prices good workmanship 9I3 4
s.. nv. ocl0ff
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nistrict nncLet

No. 10 United States V. Sensnes-k keily Com
Z Dauyi libel Attorney, d. w. Baker.
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MILLINERY.

FURs REIODELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW
sB i 81 oC9-tf
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UNFURNIsHED.
FURNISHED or UNFURNIsTED.

loJ X NW.-TWO FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
rlshed communicating rooms for light hOusekeep-
ing. on tni-d 1oor Special rates II taken al once
ucIrft
1905 HOPKINS ST NW.-NEAK Z5TH AND p
just west Of Dupont Circle ID and ID floor front
rooms rr91- III
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WANTED-LOTS.

wANTED-LOT. ABOUT 1000 FEET NEAR
Pa freight depot for mguufactur.gg plant. ia
eNchaugs ;gr interest IN established manufacturing
business Addr-ss BOX s.. Herald oFl--. uozl3t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

PETS FOR XMAS GIFTS.
HART Mountain Canaries from SL0 up Young
faIro1S 'oiansnes Rabbits. Guinea Pigs Dogs.
Cats. Monkeys. Faucy Chickens and Pigeons
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. TI2 18th ST.
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II YOU cannot afford to occupy light sunny room in
welkept house. why not get roommate? 1t is much better
Tor you TO have the pleasant associations of good home than
to live IN dlngy 5XS in the rear OF dark house on
side street.
There thousands OF voung fellows in your crcun
stances who would be glad of the opportunity of sharing
welglted room with YOU Why get in touch with them
to-day?
Turn to the classified pages OF to-days WASHINGTON
HERALD Read the advertisements If YOU do find what
your want put an advertisement of your own stating kind
OF fellow you want III tonorrows paper You viii surely find
somebody who would be your roommate.
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Harness and Wagon shops

Winter ca-riagss. coal delivery. and Dayton wagons
bargains for cash. GEYERS, 18th and II s.s nv.
Phone Main EZ1m. roa9tt
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Circuit Court No. 1.

aNEltAE " EAEnL
No $50 Calsveee..i' IS. Juion Transfer Cora-
90 amend IN zen days Attorneys. +. /. Gies-
McKemey 4 Fianuery.
No. $3.50. Sc1,t IS District Of Columbia, molten
Tor leave 20 hIe amended declaration granted. At
tOrucys Mcneil g. McNeiil-E Z. Thomas.
Assignments fer Monday November . isG:
NJ. 2E. international Trlst Company vs. Crock
Attoueys. W. C. Clephane-B. II. Warner. p
No 49, M0ntesari 's. Manhattan Laundry Com
uany- Attorueys. Tuczer \ Rsuyoa-Jaaes H.
Ellsworth.
No II. Burke vs. Capital Traction Ccmpsny.
AttCreys. Il. " Wheat.cy-R. r. Perry & son
and G. T. Dunlop
No. I39 Jennings vs. Potomac Baltimore ana
Washington Railway C0npauv- Attorneys L. H
Mckinney & Fl4Enory-
No l73 Lewis * Co. rs. Hicks. A,toneys. H.
". Whea;ley-James O'Shea
No rs. BlantCn rs. Washington Railway and
Electric Ccmpauy. Att0rueys. J. e. Dsvis-C. A.
Douglas and g. 2. Hoover
No. III Ryan IS. District q Columbia Att0--
neys. Ambrose a Stltier and g " Dau-E- H..
Thomas
No ls3. kaufman Co. "a MetzIer e a. At
tCrneys. j. !. Pevser-L. TobruCr.
No IS. Thomas ys. Chao1nEs & CO. Attorneys.
4. IA. ldQeeoub-W T. Ambru~e.
No ISL ShaeGar vs. Magudsr AttouIe5s u. L.
=. Atsi~,-1-JelE HiiOIt
No lB EouliucTa vs. Southern Railway Con
UELy- Attorneys. Tucker & kenyon hamilton Col
bert Yerses * Hamilton.
40 G.. Swarrzcu Rhecm s H1rsey Company Is.
N1stcrs- Attorneys, Ne.s5a wilson,. N. Glen
nan
NJ Ia. Ssne vs. same Attorneys Howard
E-yd ard Ne--ou WIis1n-E L. Gles
No Is7. Leimbach vs. Washington Railway and
Electric CouG1ry Arto-usys. " X. Oui-ter and
q. I. Frrrfrr-f 4 Tfrr'rrrrfH-r
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WALL PAPER.

Will FAPEh.
PAINTING. DECORATING. PAPERHINGTN55
NIl bring samples to your home
NATIONAL DECORATING co
IA and / sts. 'Plg-e Eg Main.
Hc6-f
OOMS "ERED. s. Up: SAMPLES
brought. latest fan designs painting LIE PREIrN
1901 9Th 50. Phone " 3ssIm falStf
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RELIABLE
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

INVESTMENTS * NORTHWEST SECTION :
2G0 and upward; elegant homes: reasonable
prices. offer lowest prices acceptable O. owners
ID. II. Johnson CO., Gil 7th II. y. w.
nooQff
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED To RENT - BY a RESPONSIBLE
ruty. flat 0r apartment or 6 rooms and bath:
nice neishboshcod; state price. Aldrces BOX 3d.
Herald office. roZgst
WANTED To RENT-BY RESPONSIBLE AND
careful party or room apartment or fat fur
uishei. state price and location. Address BOX 90
Herald Office. no25r
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD BY BUSINESS
woman. near 10th S. nv; Scotch OF English fam
iy preferred. state terms. Address J. q. X. III
Broadway New York u02r
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREy WE STORE FOR sc A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE co. sls-.D-
~ lAh ST. Nv. Phone Main z-2a. nol3-Sot
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. 90 D. n.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 o. H.. l2.05 noon.
SD. b0j - N Sundays, 50 a. m. SO p n
EVERY HOUR Ok TIE HOUR"
lNcCk days. 20 a. % 10 S1J p M
TO BALTIMORE
'2-s2 $50 ts.g. -Iw 80. 800 $50 go
20 1850, 'lI9o a. a., 1880 noon. ~ y. .lN9
{l.i5. L-1J -5Dy fJ-U. so. i4Ny. Ii.D. -9-yy.
I5a5. $50 800. So. f7o0. 80. f9So. 'ls1o.
'b-5. I'm, 'l35 D. H.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 q. II. = -. 80 p m
llNtlANATl. 81. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
t.u a. ~. - D. m. ESQ Hglt
PIrISBURG, 'sL0 q. n. -. $40 J. N. 81 %
ulglt-
CLEE ELAND. 'slO p. n
lDLJMBl s. 80 D. H.
MhEELlNG, $40 a. H.. SO D. n
M4NInEslEE. f5lJ d. N. -l13. p % ?. n
thLDEEICh. so. isis. s5-l5 a. N g. -. Ii-J5.
$50 D.
HAGEESTOWN, 1910 a. n 800 p. NJ
Daily 'E1csut sunday Ssunday only.
ILLEPHuAES st al. 0i the following Ticket or
noes ltli @ b. NV. NaIu 1851 0ls felnsy lvalia
ave, N--H = New Union stau1a; .ilcEet Ol1ce,
Main ia,u. Information Eul.au. Maiu 1S5j
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DENTISTRY.
nnRI

EI.-N y WIGIN.
So. of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. No. Cola FIN
iugs 81 up, Silver Filings. SOC. Work guarartesd
No pain. DR. GEO. L. EDMONDS. 5lo 4 s. uw.
ial0-G
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. NO EXTRACTING.
no PAIN look, feel act. and llst longer Than na.-
ufal tleth' shrunkcn faces made acrmaI: painless
hhinE- Dr. J. l.. WILSON. l2,s T. S. NV myzg-t.
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FRAME AND FoUE LOIS. s5zi6i
each. prize $500 easy terms. ID. {. REALTY
BROKERS' 6l7 18th st. ocLn
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOR HIRE.

-Four and six passenger touring cars.
With that private appcaauce:
Nery stylish. best service. popular prizes:
Careful and competent cheUaeurs.
CLAYTON CRAZE. Mgr. IS Iowa Circle
Phone North ism. o,o3-tf
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MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
az 90 Nea York ave. large iadl5i vans. s. load.
2-h0rse wagon. s. I1ad .aa.l-r
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care. pacillS and shipping a specially
kREIG'o EXPRESS. L2Zi Il ST. M. Phone Main
e0lO au25ff
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BOARDING.

BOARDING SPANISH STUDENTS CAN RAP
idly advance by boarding with Spanish family
where the language Is constantly spoken; lessons by
uo1l-it
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE NV INIUN SIAIIUNs
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR" q"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'd STREET. NEW YORK.
= 90 a. H. Diner. Pullman PaTl0r.
~ 90 a. IA. Buffet ParloF. flgc-bour Train.
$500 q. N. DiuCr and Pullman HaTlOT Gar
III so a. m llGgr and Pullman faTiOT Car.
= 10 D. ~. Diner and Pullman Par.UE Car.
$50 D. IA 'H0ylI Lu1lttu. Al Pullman. 5hCur.
400 p. n Coaches 70 PhilaGephia.
900 p. ID. DINER and Pullman farior.
= 10 p. H. Coaches % Philadelphia.
- 20 p. n SleeI-Is.
'Z-l2 "a. Sltepers.
ATLANTIC CITY 100 ssH3 IL % A. n y %
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE.

WHAT GEO. LAWRENCE gal 9TH
SAYS TO-DAY-Used uprEhts SIS SD and SIS.
SALE NEW PIANOS. SI6j. $40 10 500: 81 weekly.
noG0t
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Ad Writers In Session.
Special TO Daily Panhandle.

Cincinnati. Aug. 27.-Several hun
drcd OF the leading advertising man
ayers and agents OF the country, who
control the expenditure OF millions Of
dollars used annually in promoting
publicity, are In attendance at the
third annual convention OF the AS
ISOLATED Advertising Clubs of Am
erica. The sessions began today and
will extend through four days. Ad-
dresses will be made by many adver-
Using authorities and publishers
The Advertisers Club Of Cincinnati
will entertain the delegates in a law
ish manner during their stay.
Louisville Is a prominent candidate
for the next years convention.
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ter-a home going cab Is surrounded,
the passenger stabbed tkror, 1h the win.

ter-a home going cab Is surrounded,
the passenger stabbed through the win.
dow and robbed. They prey on the
public. Band wars upon band. There
are nightly duels on the fortincations
or under the bridses--when the Beau
Totor meets Poigne dAcier. knife to
knife. in a savage and not unloyal way
Young all. from sixteen TO twenty two.
rarely Older. Where do they come
from? Everywhere. They grow on
the pavements of Paris. along the gut.
ters-foundlings or deserted children,
sons perhaps Of that laboring class
which 10 on the edge Of crime and beg
gary. The life Of the Apache u short,
but for every one sent to the jail or
the guillotine two stand ready at the
door Of the slums They used to haunt
tine den Of the Pere Lunette.-From
The Slums Of Paris" BY Vance
Thompson. In Outing Maessine.
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Nasty. In pcs Noincs.

Des Moines, Iowa. Aug. 27.-Gen-
eral Superintendent Spillman. Of
Washington. head Of the rural deliv-
cry system Of the federal postal de-
partment, will be the principal
speaker at the meeting Of the Iowa
League OF Postmasters OF Fourth
Glass offices. which convened here
this morning An address will also
be made BY u. n. Mundelle, assist
ant superintendent Of the registry
division at Washington. The convcn-
ton will extend through tomorrow
and has attracted a large attend
ancc of the Nashys Of the state.
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all the commercial bodies OF the state
met here this morning In annual SEES
sion. President J. A. Arnold, of
Beaumont, delivered his annual ad-
dress at the opening ssssion. The
program this afternoon provided an
extensive discussion on the best
methods OF advertising the resources
OF Texas by means OF newspaper and
magazine Advertising and pamphlets.
{ - matters to be considered by
tn, ,vention include immigration,
gooo Dads. industrial legislation,
the anti-psss law and transportation
facilities and rates. The meeting
will extend through tomorrow.
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IT 6nd the trained nurses brave
enough In most cases a eonta sious dis
ease," said 4 Brooklyn doctor. but
there Is oos thing at which they bait"
whats that" asked Q friend
SMALLPOX"
mo: cancer. They have al the IN
trained wouan's horror of that dis.
ease. The most faithful Of them will
90 without IN essa cement for weeks
rather than TAKE q cancer ease. Yet
the peril 10 slight compared With what
they face almost without thought"
isn't II coota sio,sr
"A malignant case 10 II q scrakcbed
hand 10 brought into contact with The
cancer Thsee cancers out Of four.
however, are not malignant and can b
dressed without gloves safely. The
trained nurses balk at all Of them."--
Brooklyn Bsxje.
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NAMES FOR BIG GUNS.
Two Significant Ones Thst Were Sc
lso<ed and Rejected.

ieoted and Rejected.
At the Fort Pitt foundry. Fort Pitt,
Pa, were cast In 1867 for the monitor
Puritan two twenty.nch guns. which
Captain W. c. Wise, then chief OF the
naval bureau Of ordnance. proposed to
call Satan and Lucifer. This PROPOSE
ton called forth protest from the
pastor, Of a Presbyterian church at
Pittsburg, who characterized 1t a.
most unseemly. IL not impious." His
letter was referred by the member Of
congress TO whom IL wns addressed to
the department ana finally came into
the hands OF Captain Wise for reply
In answer he called attention to the
foreign custom Of giving to vessels
such names as Jupiter. Juno. Vulcan,
Venus, JuGgernaut. Inferno and Luci-
fer and Satan to convey an idea Of the
power OF the destructive agent used In
battle. T'ese guns, argued the learn
ell captain. were not Intended for
peace and the utterance of good will
toward men. bat 70 in1ict az much
mischief and destruction on human be-
ings In time Of war as their namesake,
the devil, tries to do ut all times, He
further reminded his clerical critic that
a number Of clersymen had witnessed
without protest his act Of "christen.
ing in presence Of a large assembly
Of ladies' and gentlemen ~ first TWEEN.
~ inch gun cast for the D&vy as Beel-
zebub. However the arkumeat did
not prevail. for religions sentiment was
effective In preventing this nae Of Bib
lical nom suclature. Army and Navy
Journal.