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La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
sunday school con..n.,en.

The county Sunday School Con.
vention Of Otero county will be
held in the Presbyterian church Of
La Junta on March Goth and 2lst.
This convention will, no doubt, be
Of great interest to all Sunday
school workers. as the state superin-
tendent, j. c. Carmen, and his able
assistant, Joel Harper. will be with
us, with some prospects Of the pres
ence Of l.. D. Eichom. the gospel
singer.
A very interesting program has
been prepared. The Christian peo-
pie and Sunday school workers of
La Junta should strive to make this
convention great success and be-
gin now to make preparation and
lay plans for the same.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
A Preconcerted
Accident
BY JEANETTE WALDEN
copyrisht. 1906. BY May MeKeon

Its good to see you once more. Ar
thur" Naoma Lake ran across the
room. holding out both hands to the
strong. dark young tnan who came for.
wara To meet her Her delicate face
was aliSht with real JOY.
"Good-' he echoed. taking her ex-
tended hands and drawing her to him.
AZ he bent his face TO meet hers she
shrank back. flushing painfully. Then
smile Gickered across her face. and
she diseugagcl her hands. motlonlng
him to a seat.
For moment he studied her. For
give me-" lie said Ironically. You kiss
ed me goodby, you remember
II was young five years ago" she
laughed as she snt down.
He threw himself Into a chair oppo-
site and drew his hand across his fore
head.
Perhaps we ought to be introduced" ;"
he suggested cheerfully.
Al this her laugh rang genuine.
TEL me about yourself" she com
nanded.
lie shook his head "Nothing-same
old story. But tell me about yourself
There Is something. I know. went to
seek my fortune. You already had
yours In your face"
She could not meet his eyes Same
old story" She only attempted to laugh
this time. There's nothing to tell"
There was n tremor In her voice.
He studied her face again
"lve got a machine QUE here" be
said. rising. Come for ride
She sprang up with impulsive acqui.
escence. Then her gray eyes cIouded
suddenly. ''Oh. I can't"
But you want tor he asserted.
Yes, l want to, oh. 10 much, butt
have an appointment"
ITS been long time since you rode
with me. You need change. Let the
other fellow wait"
THE other fellow. You know. thenY'
II don't know anything" be growled.
Get your hat"
She obeyed.
As they went down the broad walk
to the drive an elegant white car chug-
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
Emrri@a., ODD Craze.

Some Americans have On odd craze
for believing that the rightfni leirs Of
British paerages are Americans "kept
out Of their own. one Of these queer
people asks me whether Jemlma, the
hciress OF the Macdougal line of Earis
OF Tobermory. was not really a daugh-
ter Of Queen Mary? Was not James
vi. son OF fat old Lady Rercs. not
Of Queen Mary; The present Duke Of
Tobermory is descended from the flfth
son OF the earl OF l7i5. But what be-
came Of the fourth son: The peeragcs
say that he died young without or
spring. But did he not escape to
America and is he not the Thomas
Robertson who married n fair colonist
In 1890, and is not a certain Robert
Thompson the son Of this Thomas Rob-
ertson. and are not his descendants
earls Of Tobermory and kings OF Scot
land? VIII not get Mt the family pa
pers. now kept in Melrose abbey. and
clear the matter up; The names here
alter, but all this tissue Of nonsense ia
solemnly laid before my reluctant eyes
in the hope that some possible ]. +.
Robertson is Duke OF Tobermory.-
Andrew Lang In Illustrated News.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
Mes Town Of shelton.

Nearly all of the lots in the new
town of Shelton are already sold,
and several tracts. ranging in size
from two and one-half to forty acres.
There are 5000 acres in the immedi.
ate vicinity of Shelton. and although
there is not much of a showing as
yet. there will be in the very near
future. as the grand opening takes
place some time during the month
Of April.
Shelton is located ten miles north
of La Junta. at the junction Ct the
Arkansas Valley railroad and the
Holly and Swink railroad. both of
which will be completed not later
than July lst. and in operation be.
tween Rocky Ford. Swink, Lamar
and Holly.
Four hundred lots have been
placed on the market at Shelton at
the uniform price Of $50 each. Five
dollars must be paid to the agent
when the application for a lot is
signed. $50 later. and when the final
payment of $25 is made a certificate
will be furnished calling for gen
eral warranty deed and an abstract
showing good unencumbered title.
No more than ten lots will be sold
to any one person.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16
" Aao eo,ss rms va..sv.

The Ordway New Era IS FIVE years
old.
The total number of filings at the
Lamar land Office during the month
Of February was 22O.
Holly is to have a new union de.
pot that will cost sl1 600 and be an
exact duplicate Of the Lamar struc.
ture recently completed by the San
tn Fe.
The new Arkansas Valley railroad
from Rocky Ford to Holly will be
completed by the first Of next july.
and after that date trains will De
run over .he branch regularly.
A. F. Glase and James w. Walters
will leave in a few days for the new
town of Cheraw. where they will 90
into business and open up a new
stock of merchandise. Ordway New
Era.
The Prowers County News has
just installed a standard Merpen-
thaler linotype machine--tae first in
the Arkansas Valley. It only cost
81 .000-more than most print shops
will invoice.
Garden City evidently needs de-
pot. The Herald says: IF the
Santa Fe has deliberately set out to
insult the sense of decency Of the
people who have to go into the de-
pot, she has succeeded admirably.
II there was hog pen as filthy up
town the council would abate it as a
nuisance
County Treasurer Sullivan's bank
account was increased some seven
teen thousand dollars today. that
amount being paid by the Santa Fe
company as part of their 1905 taxes.
In the United States Court at Den
yer last week Judge Riner held that
the company should pay that sum to
the county at this time. The other
ten thousand dollars will stand until
the case is decided fully.-Bent
County Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-16

ged up behind the machln~ thht was
waiting for Arthur Boyd. TIE oceu-
pant jumped TO the ground before m~
chauffeur had time to bring the car
to u stop and came to meet Boyd
and Naoma. He was well proportion
ed. blond and dressed with absolute
correctness.
Arthur Boyd looked at Nacma. Her
fnce was changing color.
rs this your appointment
The blond man, with faint. inslnu-
ating smile, was slowly, suavely lifting
his hat. He raised ii just high enough
to expose slight badness. then settled
1t carefully upon his head again.
MIR. Hampton. Mr.. Boyd" Mao
mas self control was perfect now.
Arthur Boyd received an expression
less nandshake.
you nre ready in good time" Hamp
ton spoke to Naoma In voice that
was as genteel as his dress. Il just
left the decorator ut the house"
These words sent a chill over Boyd
He drew back little.
But ! can't so just now" Naoma's
voice was firm. ''Somethlng quite urg-
ent has turned up unexpectedly. You
will excuse me for little while?" She
smiled up at Hampton
I'D excuse her forty times day to
get that smile" thought Arthur Boyd
as he advanced again to her side.
But Hampton drew himself up. and
his face grew pink. He flashed n saw
agc look at Boyd ''It will be lmposs!-
BILE for the decorator to walt. I'm very
sorry" he said to Nnoma In the same
Eentecl voice. Then he took her arm
with the air thnt all was settled.
But Naona drew back and surveyed
him In frank astonishment.
THE decorator can wnit better than
than this new appointment. must
ask you to excuse me"
The pink In Hampton's face changed
10 crimson. and he brcathed hard.
''Naoma. what is this that's important
enough to Interfere with a plan that
was made weeks ago, demand an
explanation
The girl was angry. Come she
said to Boyd. and he felt that things
were evened up by the look she gave
the recent recipient OF her intimate
smile.
She was trembling little at Boyd's
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A c..,on Of the Y.m. l.ai....

Burning the dead. as observed among
the Yumas, Is interesting The body is
first thoroughly wrapped and then
placed on logs and brush over a hole In
the ground. A bed Of logs is built up
at each side and at the head Of the
bier, which Is next covered over and
strewn about with dry fagots. The
flames are applied. aud while they
burn the clothing. blankets. etc. OF the
deceased are added to the fire. The
horse OF the dead man, however. Is not
burned among the Yumas, as Is the
custom with some Indians. 4 day or
two after death the wigwum of the de-
ceased. II an adult. Is burned. the rest
OF the family then going to live with
some relative. The Yuinas make n
great show OF sorrow over their dead.
Later they are never mentioned at all
Southern Workman.
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! ing the noise Of the big white car thai
was flying In the opposite direction.
why did you do itY'' he questioned
after they had gone half mile In
silence.
II wanted TO-" she replied.
Wanted TO quarrel with himY'
"Oh. no." with widening eyes.
Wanted TO ride with me- he as
serted.
IL hadn't thought about IT." She
glanced up at him. and he met her puz.
zled expression with an Illuminating
look. ~ rs" she said simply: II did"
There WAS Ion; silence. When they
had passed. into a quiet country road.
be spoke ag1ln. Cant you tell me
more about liz"
.'oh. | forgot. Didn't you know?"
"Weii. should say not"
Fred Mr.. Hampton-is my fance.
rncie's going back TO India again. and.
you know. I can't live In that climate.
and he didn't want 10 leave me alone.
and so-and so preparations are being
hastcned for-for"-
For your wedding" Boyd finished.
over the feed tank for few minutes
and started on again.
They had gone only few rods when
there was an explosive sound, and the
machine stopped short. Boyd got out.
looked under IL and tinkered at It here
and there In a dcsuitory fashion.
Guess were stuck he remarked as
he watched Naoma's face keenly. He
seemed satisfied with what he saw
there. .'Shall we explore this mossy
dell while were waiting for tow;''
by NIL means. She was on the
ground almost before he could help
her
isn't this elorious?' she cried after
they had walked a short distance and
she placed her hand on Boyd's shoulder
as she jumped upon n low. FIAT rock.
Her eyes were just on a level with his.
As they looked at each other a shadow
preston.
I'm afraid I've got you Into trou.
ble," lie suggested.
''Oh. no." she replied weariiy. Well
make 1t up. We fall out periodically"
HAS there ever been q man In the
case before;" He tried to make the
question seem careless.
mo- A new intelligence came Into
her eyes. She dropped her hand from
his shoulder.
"Do you want to make II up?" He
put the question calmly. quietly. but
something In his face made her hesi-
tate. made the bright color come into
her delicate cheeks.
'Ye"- She couldn't say IL. Nor
Suddenly he swung her of the stone
For an instant she rested In his arms.
and her face met his without shrinking
As they went back TO the road she
looked up at him half reproachfuiiy.
why did you stay away 30 longI"
Because ] couldn't have you"
Couldn't have mey'
Il couldn't ask you to marry a beg.
gar"
She smiled indulgcntly. But how Is
II different nowy'
.Oh. I've turned ont about million
and half on that Arizona land deal
and few other irons I've had In the
nre Tor the last year or Two.
They had reached the disabled auto
by the roadside.
All at once Naoma laughed gieefulIy.
Its the first time ever saw ma.
chine run itself out Of the road before
1t broke down"
Boyd's eyes had mischicvous twin
kle. Didn't you realize that we'd
up now. and we can go back" he con
tinued rs he helped her in.
When they had started, Naoma was
thoughtful. Il shouldn't think you'd
want wife that would turn man
down at the slightest excuse" she
mused
i shouldn't want her to do IL more
thnG once" he laughed.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Following schedule figures published only -
Information and are not guaranteed
20 a. m--DanTiile and way stations.
40 A. m--Harrlsonburg and way stations.
800 q. m--6leepeTs and coaches 70 Atlanta ard
New Orleans. Sleeper to Columbus. "a. Dining Car.
sllsJ .. m.-Slespers aud COACHES 10 CO4unb1ss
Savannah, and JACKSONVILLE. Dining Car.
t40l p m--Harrisonburg and way stations.
SO p. m--CharlottesHlle. Nauenton and gzy
stations StrssbuTg week days
sis p. m.-SleepeTs and coaches TO Atlanta. Sun
SCI Route Tourist Sleeper 10 san Francisco ti-Eeeky.
80 y In.-SIeepsTs and Coaches l. Charlotte %
lumbla, and Augusta. Dining Gar.
'l0a5 ?. m.-Sieepsrs and coaches iva Lynchburg
and Bris;oll 70 Chattanooga. 4sapAis. ana AeH OT-
leans Dining Car
sii 20 D. m.-NeW York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman TO AsheyiIe Atlanta. birmingham.
and New Orleans. Ciub ana Observation CErs. Dlas
Ing Car.
Note-'Daily. fWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
rs. saS. and sa5 a. H., 20. SIS, s:45. II ~ and
u31 ,. IL daily. Local trains from HarrisoBblrg.
l2sS5 J. MEX days, and 80 =. u. oaIy. 10n
Charlottesville s;is = n. daily.
Frequent trains &c and from Bluenout
Ticket Onces. 7u5 l5Ih 81. ~ Pa ave, and
Pennsylvania station.
c. II. ACKERT, s. H HARDWICK.
V. 2. * Gen. Mgr. Pass. TTsf. MgT.
W. H. TAYLOE. G. P. a. L. S. BROWN. G. A.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule III effect July 81, lsJl-
210 F. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
days-StODs at principal points II Virginia Yestl.
bule traiu standard coaches; pari0r 10 Hinton.
handled a No. IS fFom GordOnsyile which has
IA carte paIlor car and connects AZ C0Einstoa for
Virginia Hot springs Pullman Sleepegs Clifton
Forge TO Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianspolt st.
Louis, and Chicago
4a0 P. M.-NEW C. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new Eestbule tTain stops only az GOTdonsNle.
Charlottesville. Staunt0n. Clifton Forge. and Gov
ingtOn, Va: White sulphur RonceVerts, and Hin
ton W Va Pullman sleepers TO Lexington. Louis
7ille, Cincnnatii Indianapolis ST. Louis and Chi
cage Dining caIs Ia carte service. One night cut,
ud0 Z. NJ. Z. V. LIMITED, Daily-SOiId
TesJIbuie .y~ia- Pullman sleepers 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington. ana louisville Compartment sleeping
car to Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars.
Ia carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago
and St, Louis. and Louisville TO Memphis, Nashville,
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets st Chesapeake and Ohio
Ocss 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 6 lith street, neas
T. and sixth Street station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania R. r. Cab Service and Main 100
f0T {. & .. Ticke; Ofhce.
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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-
Warded tn the mnin Officer
WOODWARD & LOTHROP-Infomation Bureau
GOLnENBERG Information Bureau.
HEIGHT a CO.-Cashier's once.
PAI4AIS R0YAL-BuTeau Of Information.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 7th ST. z. I.
ave. and r S. nv.
CYCLE COMPANY, 7th and Z sts NV
DOM & SANFORDS 5 PHARMACY, corner N T.
ave. and Moth Capitol s. nW.
JOHssTON'S PHARMACY, l2l y J. ave. Nv.
5. kANN, SONS s Collaboration Bureau.
CHAs. J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. Sth sud
East Capitol sts.
T. ?. WELLERS PHARMACY, s33s 81 st. nv.
ATkINSONs PHARMAC1. llth and G sts Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, 81 and stS nv.
EkLSON'S PHARMACY. 1st and sts. nv.
CAMPBELL PHARMACY. 18th and Park sts nv
hENEsAW PHARMACY, Mt, Pleasant and irT-
ing SIS NV
McNULTfS s CIGAR STORE 18th and Ets. nv.
TAYLORS PHARMACY, sth and = SIS. nv.
kENER'S PHARMACY 9TH and sts. NV.
AcCHESNEI * JOACHIM, ID and Z SIS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEO W. PETTEY. 52g King street.
NEW YORK.
La CoSTE & MAXWELL. Nassau-Beekmsn Bldg
CHICAGO.
La COSTE & MAXWELL Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. 5. WALLACE cor Atlantic and y, c. aveS
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TRAHS-PACIFIG MAILS.

japan. Korea, China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily az go p m up TO August
Is. for dispatch by steamer RioJun Maru-
Hawaii. VIA san Francisco close here daily st
$50 D. n. up to August g. foT dispaish By steamer
Alameda
Islands via san Francisco. close here daily al 610
D. m. up TO August ., for dispGtrh BY steamer
Persia.
Japan, Korea and China via Vancouver and Vic
toria. b. C., close here daily at go ?. N. up 10
August 9, for dispatch by steamer Empress q
India.
Hawaii, japan, Korea and ChiN4. via San IRAN
cisco. close here daily at SO p. u Up to August
50 for dispatch by steamer C0ptic.
Hawaii, Guam. and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily az 60 p H. up 70
August 81 for dispatch By L. S. Transport.
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from fifteen to twenty men. but the re-
mainder are small concerns. working
from one TO four men each Against this
there are fifty-flve union job Offices, forty
nine Of which carry the label, which is
the largest number OF label Offices that
has ever been known in Washington.
Therefore the strike In Washington has
been almost wholly successful, and we
hope TO make it entirely so before the
campaign is over.
Notwithstanding the fact that Wash
ingtOn started in the struggle with a
strike roll in excess of 200. and that there
was a lapse of eight months without a
break in the ranks Of the typothetae not
single man deserted the union during
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the year a showing which is scarcely
equaied by any other local Ia the entire
jurisdiction. In the beginning OF the
present year all of the members on the
strike roll secured employment, either
with private firms or In the government
service, and the roll was discontinued.
At the present time. however. there are
quite a number of unemployed men in
the city by reason of the usual discharge
in the government Office after the ad-
journment of Congress and customary
dullness prevailing at this period. though
il can hardly be said that the number
exceeds TO any appreciable extent the
idle men that are to be found here dur
ing the summer months in normal times. -
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-AT ONCE. STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriter. Apply S. B PYLE 1908 + 81 Nv.
GUll-5-
GIRL TO Do GENERAL
WANTED-FIREMAN, So WATERS. BELL
men. Mattresses. cooks lcityl, white nurse and
cook ROCKVILLE. coiorCd WaitrCsscs and cooks.
mountain resorts and the North. EUREKA. l0ll
New York ave
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned az 01r school IN 50 to 80 days Positions
guaranteed. Ptman. Graham Gr5sg, Barnes and
Syllable systems Ir liudual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5glg Colorado Building
CCsf
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PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AT JAIL
Proposals will be received at the Of
fee OF the general agent Department Of
Justice. until u o'clock m, AUGUST 20,
1903. and then opened. for furnishing az
the United States Jail during the fiscal
year ending June 30. 1908, $50 tons OF Big
Vein Georges Greek Consolidation bi-
tumiLous coal or other coal OF equal
valUei 10 tons Of anthracite stove coal.
and 50 cords Of fOur-Ioot dry pine wood.
The right 10 reject any and all bids re-
served. J. II. HARRIS, WaBdeu. United
States jail auifIe.lS
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IRVING WILLIAMSON. Solicitor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. sarah A, stearDs vs.. The Unknown
Heirs or Derisees Of Mathew Collins Equity No
Zls Docket 60-The object Of this suit is 10 estsb-
lish title IN the complainant By adverse possession
10 part o. LOT IN square ga. Washington, d. c..
described IN the bill. On motion Of complainant,
by Irving Williamson. her solicitor It Is this 9Th
day Of August. 1901, ordered that the unknown heirs
or deFisees Of Mathew Collins their appearances
70 be entered herein % the first rule day occurring
after the expiration o$thTee months from this date
otherwise this cause viii be proceeded with as IN
case Of default. Provided a COPY Of this order be
published once week for three successive weeks
during the 1Fst month aad twice a month for the
balance Ct the time in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald. JOB BARNARD.
Justice. A true copy-Test: tSeal.) J. Il. YOUNG.
CLERK BY +. +. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
au7 "a q sei u OILS
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PERSONAL,

THE AVERAGE GIRL WOULD RATHER
have freCkles than a low instep. We have high
stopper 70 call and pay you big cash for mems
discarded wearing apparel hats, shirts. shoes.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND 6l9 D.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments ladies' OF gents = send postal; viii call
L. TARSHES. IS)S 7th ST. NV Phone north 400,
SuperfiuOus Hair, Warts, MOIes,
Birthmarks, blackheads. and all facial blemishes
permanently removed BY electrolysis Lady operator
Roon s3. Metzerott Bldg. ITO F St NV. aus-s9t
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A. r. Talbot Camp, NJ w. a. go on
their annual excursion to Chesapeake
Beach to-day. Fully 800 members are ex-
pected to attend with their families Ed
ward +. Burns, national lecturer. OF New
ark. will deliver an address at 4 p. m.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENr-STORE IN TIE NEW CONGRESS
sional apartment house. Ist and East Capitol SIS
VIII be htted up drug store. with fixtures soda
fountain, and decorations :, suit tenant; excellent
stand special Inducements VIII be IGade 70 desrable
party. THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc. Igll Z
ST. nv. BL-f
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Large.t Morning Circulation.

Largest MerntnB NtrcuIntIons
All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon itE sworn ciroulation-a circula-
ton in washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at ths
Capital. Its books are open
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY .. 1901
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS, AND FRIDAYS.
Going-s5 and u@ 3 n. "a. s:R. rs. and
sa5 ?. H.
RetuTning-sSO 3. II. Eas. 30. TO. saQ. sna
lys5s ?. u.
SATURDAYS.
GOins-s-5 and uo0 q. u. go. so. sa5. T:s.
AZ s;s5 y n
RetuInins-s:So a Il. r.s. 290. So. So. So,
and D@ ?. u.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Goins-s.5 and uoo 3 u. 20. so. sas. 7S.
and s:i5 p n
Returning-7oo a n. 2;s. 90. 60. $50. ssa.
and 10 81 p n
Going. all trains leave District Line Station.
PAUL 7. WATERS. Gsuerzl 2Ianaggr
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MILLIONS FOR STRIKE
typographical Union Says
Fight Cost S3,8O0,OOO.
STRENGTH OF LOCAL UNION

Washington Third in Numbers and
FinaRees-Raises over $4,000 from
All Sources and Has 1,7OS Members.
President Lynch Reports on Work
ings of the Organization.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING: /:
no pain lock- feel act and last longer than nat
ursl teeth; shrunken faCes made normal: painless
dlling DR. J. l. WILSON. l35 S. nv. myZ9-tf
DENTAL WORK.
Set Il Teeth and Gold Crowns S up. Geld Fill
ings. 81 up: Silver FiIlugs. 50c. Work guaranteed
No pain. Dr. GEO. L. EDNONDS. SO I ST. NV
afo-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-CIGAR STORE AND POOL ROOM
viii sell at sacrifice. Address BOX l39. Herald
Office. au4-it
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS N J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL, WAIVER
and haiFisesser shampooing. manicring chirup-
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone Main 2555. gli q
ST. nw. fe2if
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HOUSES FOB SALE.

A $500 HOUSE on D ST. ST.. NEAR 18th ST.
for Sao; rooms and bath, bToWnstoue front
talk quick. D. c. REALTY BROKERS. 6E 18th
ST. NV aul2-h