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The Washington herald., 1907-07-15
Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left ut any of the following branch
Offices, and will be promptly fOr-
narSled 10 the main Ofticei
WOODWARD & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bureau.
GOLDENBERG's-I Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 9TH ST., r. /.
ave. and 81 nv.
CYCLE COMPANY. 7th and L SITS. NV.
DOM & sANFORD'S PHARMACY, corner N. I.
ave and North Capitol S. nw.
JOHNSTON's PHARMACY, l22l n. J. ave. nv.
S. KAHN. SONS & CO.-Infernation Bureau.
CHAS, J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. 9Th and
East Capitol SITS.
+. p. WELLER's PHARMACY 1884 NJ st. nv.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY, 18th and G SITS. nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G SITS. nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and c SIS. NV
CAAfPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and Park sts nv.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and lrT-
ing sts NV.
MeNULTY's CIGAR STORE, 18th and Sta nw,
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. 9th and SITS. nv.
KENER'S PHARMACY. 9th and SIS BE.
MeCHESNEY JOACHIM, I'd and Z sts. nc.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEO w, PETTEY, SO King street.
NEW YORK.
La COSTA & MAXWELL. Nassau Beekman Bldg.
CHICAGO.
La COSTA & MAXWELL Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. s. WALLACE. cor. Atlantic and n. c. ayes
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FOR WELFARE OF WORKERS
Miss Beeks' Equipment for Her
Panama Trip.
Her Varied Work for Capital and
LRbOr-SOme Delicate Questions
Requiring Adjustment.

The huge experiment in housekeeping
which has been conducted at Panama by
the government for the past three years
is being subjected 10 the scrutiny of a
woman expert who was sent down to the
isthmus for that purpose. says the Bos-
ton Transcript. This expert is Miss Ger
trude Beeks, secretary Of the welfare de-
partment OF the National Civic Fedora
ton, and her investigations are to cover
all the conditions of living and labor Of
the 25,e00 men, womer and children COM
posing the Panama settlement.
The Canal Commission sent two male
experts of the National Civic Federation
last year, and acted upon a number Of
their recommendations for the improve
ment OF living conditions. but with the
eyer-inereasing number of families that
nave gone TO the isthmus 10 live, II was
thought that woman expert could de-
wise methods to make life more endurable
for the community.
Miss Beeks has qualified as an expert
through several important investigations
of labor conditions. Her first experience
was in Chicago. where she organized
recreation schools under the management
Of the Chicago Woman's Club and the
Municipal Voters League. She next or
ganized a business woman's luncheon
club. which from beginning Of twenty
members has grown 10 number over 1900.
The success Of this venture led a manu-
factUrer who employed 5000 men and Wo-
men to employ Miss Beeks to visit his
establishment and make a detailed study
Of factory conditions, with suggestions for
Improvement in working conditions, and
to devise methods for the social welfare
Of the employees.
Miss Beeks Is a firm believer in the use
fitness Of amusements for the workers,
and establishes dancing clubs. orchestras,
Fairgrounds for all outdoor games, and
theatricals for indoor amusement. Her
success in bringing about a better under
standing between employer and employees
and affOrding the latter many factory
cOnveniences, as we'll as new interests for
their leisure hours, brought many clients
for advice along similar lines. With the
establishment of the National Civic Fed
Grafton, which has in its membership rep
resentatives of labor unions as well as
employers, Miss Beeks became the secre-
tary OF the welfare department Her ser
vices are in constant demand for a null
titude of duties that take her to every
section of the country. In the course Of
a year she attends innumerable banQuets
ana meetings of business men, where she
gives an account Of practical means for
improving factory conditions. Many Of
these addresses are accompanied by stere-
optioon views. showing before and after"
arrangements for the comfort and safety
Of employees.
During the agitation of child-iabor evils
in the coal mines. she made an exhaustive
investigation Of the mines. and lived for
several weeks in the home Of a miner. ac-
quainting herself with the home life of
the women and children OF the miners,
and her report was the basis for a series
OF reforms and readjustment of working
surroundings.
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BANISHING LIES CARES.
Power 10 DO II Important I'm Main
tanning Daily Strength.
L. S. Mott in Lippincott'2

L. s. Mott in Lippineotts
The man who can do hard and effective
brain work during the day and then go
home. Danish his cares. and take his ease
is a man to be envied. He is all too
scarce. Witness the increase in the men
one meets who are prematurely gray or
bald or wrinkled. The man without is
either a man without a care or one who
has mastered the secret of working with
out worrying.
The late Chancellor Runyon, Of New
Jersey, one Of the hardest-worked men
that ever sat on the bench of that State,
was noted for the number of important
cases he tried, and the strong and perma-
nent character of the decisions he rem
dered. Late every afternoon he went home
and once exchanged his shoes for a pair
Of old slippers. In referring to his habits,
the chancellor was accustomed 10 remark:
when 1 come home and take off my
shoes, I at the same time take off ali my
cares and worries. When 1 put on my
slippers, / slip on also a feeling Of ease
and comfort. Danish from my mind the
cases that absorb me all day at the Office
or in the courtroom. l am ready to enjoy
my library, to play game of whist, or to
entertain company, as the case may be"
That is where all the -burdened
men would like to get. 1t is purely per-
sonal matter. The will must come in and
assist the brain. Unless a man has
abused his digestive functions and upset
his nervous system, he can, in most in
stances. acquire what has been called
the will habit. When he has learned to
go to sleep and wants to go to sleep, to
get the rest a sound sleep affords, he has
won half the battle With a reasonable
amount Of exercise to add 10 the sleep.
the problem of working the brain and
banishing the worry has been very large
~ solved. Not many visits from physi-
clans. nor much medicine, will be re-
quired. The man will have become his
own specialist
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule IN effect June 81, t51i.
200 p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, daily
Stops at principal points in Virginia. Eestibule
train; standard coaches; parlCT 10 Clifton Forgs
and connection for Virginia Hot SPRING. Pullman
sleepers Clifton Forge 10 Louisville. Cincinnati.
indianapolis 81. Louis. and Chicago: Dining car.
IA carte service from GOTd0lsTiic.
4l0 Z. ANEW q. d o. LIMITED, Daily
Fast new Testbule train stops only ~ GOTdOnzFlls
Charlottesville StRUntoR. Clifton forge. and Cor
ington. Va. White Sulphur RonceS erte. and Him
ton. ". Va. Pullman seepers 10 Lexington. LeH!s-
vile Cincinnati, indianapolis 81. Louis. and CHI
cago Dining cars. 10 carte service. One night out.
llla r. NJ. f. Y. LIMITED, Dai.y-Solld
yestibule train. Pullman seepes 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment Eleepins
car 70 Virginia Hot springs week days. Dining cars
q Ia carte service. sieepers Cincinnati to Chicago
and St Louis, and LouisTlls to Memphis. AasaSlls.
ard Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Clio
Ooes SIS Pennsylvania avenue 90 lfs street. near
Z. and Sixth Street Station Telephones Main 5lSl
for Pennsylvania r. Z. CAB Services and Main ll6i
for {. & .. Tickct Ofice
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TRkKS-PAGlFIG MAILS.

japan. Korea China. and Philippine Islands. va
Seattle. close here daily al 81 ?. Up 70 July J.
Tor dispatch By steamer fremont
Japan, Korea China, and Philippine Islands, Tia
Seattle, close here daily al $50 D. H. up to July
Is. for dispatch by steamer Tango MaTu.
Hawaii, Japan. Korea, China. and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco. close here daily az 6 >
p. mp to July %. for dispatch by steamer Siberia
Hawaii japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Is
lands, va san Francisco. close here daily az go
,. Up TO July =. f5T dispatch By steamer China
Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here daily al go
?. m. up 20 July g for dispatch b. steamer Ala
media.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close heCe daily al go J. n up 10 july
q, for dispatch By United States transport
Japan, korea, China, and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.. close here daily az
uz5 p. n up 70 July 81, for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of China.
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weeds of Great YaIue

From ths New Orleans Times Democrat,
New Zealand fax is one of a number
of wild weeds that yield their gatherers
great wealth. This flax. the strongest
known. grows wild in marshes. When
it Is cultivated it dwindles and its fbers
become brittle and valueless.
Indian hemp grows wild. and out of
1t hasheesh. or keef. is made. Keef
looks like flakes of chopped straw.
1t is smoked in a pipe: 1t is eaten on
liver; 1t is drunk in water. It pro-
duces an intense, delirious happiness:
and among orientals it is almost as
highly priced as beer and whisky with
US
The best nutmegs are the wild ones.
They grow throughout the Malay Archj-
pelagu.
But the most valuable weed Of all
these wild growths is the seaweed.
The nitrate beds of South America.
which yield something like Ss5, 00O. 600
a year, are nothing but beds OF seaweed
decomposed.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-Foil0Wing schedule figures Published Only a.
information and are not guaranteed.
= ~ a. m--DauElle and way sJsloHS
'sa5 a. m.-HauisOnbuTg and say stations
's1 =. m.-SleepeE and coaches To- Atlanta ana
New Orleans. Dining Car.
suTo 5. m.-SlespeTs and coaches 70 Columbia.
Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
i4Sl 3. m.-Harrsonburg and Hay stations.
AS p m--ChaEi0stssEiIs. Waueutoa. StrssbuTs.
ard Way stations.
's:ls ?. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Atlanta and
Columbus Ga. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper to S1a
Francisco tri-Weekiy.
3 % 2. m--Sleepes Bnd coaches 70 Charlotte Co
iunbia. and Augusta Dining Car.
1913 2. m.-Sleepers and coaches via Lynchburg
and Bristol to Chattanooga, Memphis, and Nez
Orleans. Dining Car.
'lI1o ?. m.-New York and Nea Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 70 AsdeTille Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and ObssTTatio1 Cara DIn-
ing Car.
Note-'Dsily. WEEK days
Through trains from ths South atriTe Washington
= SIS. and sos q. n; ga 525. SIS. I-59. and
uss0 D. n daily Local trains from Haris0n5Grg.
rs p. N WesE Gays. and % ?. n. daily; tZoua
Charlottesville. $40 g. n daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemont
Ticket Ofiioes. 5o5 18Th ST.. 81 Pa. ave. and
Pennsylvania Station
c. II. ACKERT. E-H HARDWICK.
V p 4 Cea. Msr. Pass. Traf MEF.
". Il TA1LOE, c. p. a. L :. BROWN. =. ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR COLORED NAN OR
woman with a few hundred dollars 70 connec,
with an established business az a good salary clerk
OF StCnognpheT preferred
Grocery. coed location. $50
Grocery, with horse and wagon. 500
ReyLing house down town. 500
Grocery store cheap rent Sl75
u. g. REALTY AND BUSINESS RROKERs.
6ll 18th t. jyli-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE 500 EQUITY IN HOUSE
for gasoline rpnabout. d. c. REALTY BRoK-
Frs 6l7 l4th st. ys-d
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FINDS BURIED CITY IN TEXAS.
Prof. EverIy Says Ruins Antedate
the Aztecs and ToItecs.

HEREFORD. Tex. July 14.-Prof. T. L.
EVERY, an arehaeologist and instructor
in the Canadian College at this place. has
discovered a buried city in Ochiltree
County, one hundred miles northwest OF
here in the extreme northern part Of the
Panhandle.
The appearance of a number Of mounds
upon what was otherwise a level plain
attracted Mr.. Everly's attention, and he
began investigating. His excavations have
revealed buried buildings in which are
human bones, ancient pottery, and stone
utensils.
The mounds are rectangular in shape.
and their number shows that II was once
a city OF several thousand people The
character Of ruins indicates that they an
tedate the Aztecs or Toltecs. Mr.. EVERY
will make further investigations.
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PubIic Sentiment at FauIt.

IF0ll -NuWa
If correction be needed-if there be men
ace in the existing conditions with respect
10 violation Of law-if the unwritten law
must be put aside as something odious
and barbarous, then, as has been fire.
quently insisted in these columns. we
must hrst correct the sentiment that sus-
tains Il.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR PIANOS.
$50 Krakauer Upright................. SiTs
$50 Lester UpEight.........-............ IS
so Royal Upright....................... 20
30 Demarest ----...----...-.--.-. So
We sell on easy terms without interest. Our stock
comprises 100 pianos q twenty different makers.
HUGO WORCH
WORCH BUILDING, no G street,
Sole Agents fer SOLmer Blssius Cameron, kurtz-
mann. AID Regent Pianos
Tuning Hauling and Repairing.
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BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY

Schedule Of excursion trains 70 and from Chesspeaks
Beach Subject to change without notice
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Leaye District Line Station at IS and
j 90 a. H.. 2.39. SO. us. and 9a5 p. n.
RETURNING-LeaYe the Eeaeh a. $50 :. n. i2:i5.
29o. 6.0o 90 and 1900 = n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
G0ING-s15 and Il % q. n. 2Se. 40. rs. and
s45 p n.
RErCRNING-70o 3. n, l2:i5, 30. &c. 500, and
100 ?. n
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-FOR 10 DAYS. LICENSED CHAUF-
feur 20 teach owner to run Pope-Toledo auto Ap-
ply l32l Faiuaont st. jyi55t
WANTED-QUICK. THOROUGH. PRACTICAL
printer capable Of doing the best class q con-
merclal tariff. wrapping paper. and general high
gTade composition st0neman. and az times take
entire charge Of Office. Permanent position open for
suitable person. Give references and state SALARY
wanted Address BOX ll2. Herald Office. bl3Gt
WANTED 49, 80 FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS.
Monday moning at the d. C. bathing beach. foot
of 18th st. NV Apply 10 FOREMAN. Wl+2t
WANTED-A GOOD. STRONG BOY. WHO IN
derstands the care Of horses. 20 make himself
generally useful about furniture store. Apply 300
S. NV. yi35t
MANIFESTATION GOOD ADDRESS; Lo-
cal reference; quick ROOM 30 Star Bldg. jyl43t
WANTED - FIRSTCLASS BUSHELMAN. AP-
Div s. GOLDSTEIN I226 g 81. NV. jyll-3t
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WEDNESDAY. JULY II.

M0Tning-Trip 20 Paramount Park
Il a. m.-Massed band parade Of 200 musicians.
Each lodge having a band entered viii receive Sl0o.
Aftemoon-Tnp 20 Willow Grove Concert by
Victor HeTbert's orchestra dthe Strawbridge &
Clothier chorus Of IL 900 voices
EEening-Band concerts in Independence and City
Hall squares
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LESTER & PRICE. solicitors FOR ComplaiDau

y
Filed June q. 1907. ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia, Jane q. Graham Complainant Is.
David Peter ct a., defendants. Equity, No Z05l.-
The object Of this suit Is perfect the title Of
the complainant 70 part Of lot g in square AL ia
the City Of Washington in the District Of Colum-
ula beginning Tor the same at the northwest corner
Of said lot and running thence south with Nine
ieenth street tWenty-seyen and nine-tenths q 81
feet 10 the center Of the dividing wall between two
frame houses thence east through the center o. said
val one hundred and fifteen us feet and six Isl
inches. thence north twenty-seven and nine-tenths
81 feet TO the nora line Of said lot: thence
with the north line CT said Let one hundred and
fifteen ll5 feet and six o. inches 10 the place Of
beginning. ana motion u complainant il is this
9th day q june 1857, ordered that the defendants,
David Peter. Thomas Peter. Robert Peter. IT,. Ju-
Inns Forrest, John Brown, John Innis Clark -
Brown, lives, George Gibbs. Walter Claiming.
Samuel Elam. William Cock, james McHeury Rob
eTt Oliver. William Hindman. John McHeury Anna
Boyd. and Ramsey McHeny II they Be living, and
the unknown heirs, dcyisees. and alienees Of such
Of them as are dead, canse their appearance % be
made herein On CT before the fortieth day exclu-
siTe d Sundays and legal holidays occurring after
the day q the FIST publication OF this order II
they be living. and the unknown heirs. devisecs.
and alienees q such o. them as are dead. cause
their appearance 70 be entered herein on OF before
the first rule day occurring six weeks after the pub
hcation q this order; otherwise, this viii be
proceeded with as in the case OF default provided
a copy Of this order be Published once a week Tor
four Successive weeks prior 70 said first return day
good and sufficient cause being shown to the court
20 Justify publication fer sscb PERIOD in the Wash
inston Law Reporter and IN The Washington Her
aid. ASHLEY II GOULD. Justice. A true copy.
Test SEAL J. 4. YOUNG. Clerk. By F. L.
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk jyl.8l5.Z
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An ad
in The Herald viii get them. The Herald
has the largest circulation al Norfolk and
Jamestown OF any Washington paper.
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HELP WANTED.

learned at our school IN so 20 30 days Positions
guaranteed. Pitman. Graham, Gregg Barnes, and
Syllable systems. individual Instruction. STEN0-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. Sl5-sls Colorado Building.
ors-ff
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

4 PIANO FOR YOU-FREE!
We viii loan a good square piano free for six
months 70 aT.y one who viii pay cost Of moving IT,
Why not give your children s musical educatiOni
Call OF phone H. ~.
F. G. Smith Piano Company,
l25 Pa Ave. Phone NJ IA.
TRUNK AND HARNESS REPAIRING; LOT OF
wheels; also wagons and buggies: your price for
cash. 18th and II SITS. Main 4sZl-M- js2s-Et
FOR SALE-HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO PICK
up a bargain Ia q shghtly-used upright piano.
Choice OF a number Of high-gTade makes such as
Steinwsy Knabe. Stief, Vose, Hartman, Fischer,
GlbiOT. &c. al tl00. SIS. SlJ0 SIS. SIC $50 SIS,
$500 S325 and $3.50. Make your selection now Easy
payments accepted. o. J. DeMOLL & CO.. Hizh-
grade Pianos 1871 G ST
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The separate coat is a real boon to the
woman who cannot have several different
suits, and this year Dame Fashion has
set her seal upon it for real smartness.
A coat which is exceedingly natty made
in taffetas or pongee is shown, and will
prove a good suggestion to the home
sewer. The fronts may be closed with
hooks and eyes or cord loops and buttons
or be left TO fall free. A collar OF pretty
shape and Of the same or a contrasting
material completes the neck. The sleeve
is a bit unique. the elbow fullnes and
cuff effect being gained by the tapping
over on the sleeve the point which fin
ishes the edge. A pretty button may
fasten it II desired. For the coat in the
medium size yards Of material a inches
wide are needed. Sizes. % 10 40 inches
bust measure.
A pattern OF this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department. The Washing
ton Herald, 794 Fifteenth street north
west, giving the number (2595) and size
wanted.
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LOST

LOsT-FRIDAY MORNING. ABOUT $50. SHOP
ping bag. between Washington and Arlington
Va. Liberal reward viii be paid for return Of same
10 1905 + g. nv. second floor. ". Z. LIPSCoMB
4 CO ylS5t
LOST - CHILD'S WATCH AND CHAIN BE
tween Twentieth Century dining room aud Capitol
Liberal reward for its immediate return q THE
DUNBARTON. tg Ia. ave. yl43
LOST-A SMALL GOLD PIN, PEARL CENTER
going from 100 Wisconsin ave. 90 St. out 10
saith and SIS. Liberal reward II returned 70 1873
Wisconsin ave. iylt-3t
LOsT-wHITE AND BRfNDLE BULL TERRIER
Pup, two months cid. Return 1853 Calvert s. aud
receive very liberal reward yI5st
LOST-THURsDAY EVENING. DRIVING II
Rock Greek Park gold wire bracelet with pearls.
Reward HIS 18th ST. NV EI35t
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STORAGE,
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS,
Ia. u III

4s@s II 81 Nv
st lighted and ventilated rooms IN the city.
as. BROWN K FOLSOM, Props.
: ~ns
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and haiTdFesseT. shampooing manicurng chrcp.
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main ass Ga
St nv. Ge2<H
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising. contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton In Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are open.
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PERSONAL.

WITH MORE OF SUNSHINE THAN OF
storm we are paying the limit for any amount a
mons discarded wearing apparel Shoes hats shirts;
viii call al once il you send for us. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6l9 D.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; ladies gents; send postal; VIII call
l. TARSHES. l3lS Tth ST. nv. Phone North I90
EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair bTIhmarks. m0lcS &c By electric needle;
guaranteed permanent and painless; no scars; abso-
lutte privacy; references from physicians and former
PATIENTS apparently hopeless solicited consul
tation free. BOX a. Herald Office, G. phone y 9632
VISIT
SuperiiuOus Hair, Warts, MOles,
Birthmarks blackheads and all facial blemishes
permanently removed by electrolyss. Lady operator.
Room 6s, Metzerott Bldg ITO st. nv. iyi-Sot
BradfOrd's Detective Agency,
SUITS "a COLORADO BUILDING. ll1H AND
g. Expert Investigation. any cause; all sections;
strictlY confidential Phone 2525. jysSt
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

REQ TOURING CAR. USED A SHORT TINE
for demonstrating perfect condition s775 slightly
used Indian motorcycle SIS; Oldsmobile, Ss75
CHAS. E. MILLER & BRO. los l4th St
FOR sALE-YoUR CHOICE OF SEVERAL
makes Of slightly used electric and gasoline Tuna-
bouts and gasoline touring cars at prices that win
interest you. DUPONT GARAGE CO., &c0 n st.
nv Phone \. 5iAl myZ2f
JONES SOLID RUBBER-CUsHIONED TIRES
VIII end your tire trouble; wear to years: war
ranted not to loosen or come Of only 8 s. applied
6G2-60l E ST. bl1l2t s,mtu,w
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DENTISTRY.
COLLECTORS,

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS
estate and damage claims no charge unless sue
cessful FULLER AGENCY, III 18th st. NV.
nh3f
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO, NOW LOCATED
at COS New York ave large padded vans 81 load
2-horse wagon, 81 load. mhl7-eodtf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

FINE YOUNG HORSES, ALL SOUND. at
work and seasoned; can be seen at our stable after
$50 p m. viii allow trial. BURR BROS. Inc,
Brookland D. Z. iyl51t
WANTED-HORsE AND RUNABOUT TO USE
for summer for keeping by party thoroughly used
70 care Of horses; reference furnished Call Office
NV.
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FOUND

LACEY'S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHEK-
bet. 7oc and &c per GAL; large bricks 10 a box.
&c. Dc not judge cur ice cream by The price. Try
il snd you VII buy it. Phone NJ $50. 90 New
York ave. NV B5H
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HOUSES FOR REhT,

FOR RENTS ST NV: NEAR NORTH
Capitol cars: eight large rooms: reception hall
nearly new; in perfect condition; $3.50. OWNER.
z ST NV Bll3t