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IRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Seattle, close here daily at $50 .. N. up 10 Sep
teurber 5, for dispatch By steamer Minnesota.
Hawaii, Japan. Korea. China and PhiIippins
Islands. via San Francisco, close here daily At 6 -
p m. ~ TO September Z. FOR dispatch By steamer
Hong Kong Msru.
Austrslis Except mails Cor West Anstrslial. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands, Fir Islands. and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver, and Victoria. British Co
lumbis close here daily at 80 D. n. up 10 Septem-
Der s. for dispatch BY steamer Aorangi-
Hawaii, via San Francisco, close here daily at
$50 2. m up 70 September 9. for dispatch By
steamer Sierra
japan, Korea China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle, close here daily At $50 p N. up 70 Sep
tember q for dispatch by steamer T0sa Afaru.
Hawaii, Japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Isl
ands via San Francisco. close here daily at $50 D.
m. UP to September ls. for dispatch b. steamer
Korea.
japan. Korea, China and Philippine Islands, Tia
Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, close
here daiiy at so ,. N. up to September s. foE
dispatch BY steamer Empress Of Japan.
Hawaii Guam, and Philippine Islands Via san
Francisco close here daily at $50 D m. up 10
September 30. for dispatch hy United States trans
port
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

luther F. Smith. 80. and Jennie f. Gutridge, 80
ReT. Weston BHIner.
Frank Fusco p, and Ferssins Infsnte, ls. Rev
Nicholas Jesetti
Edward J. Dwyer q. and Nellie B. Collins. q
Carl DoehTer. o, and Anna B. Pine. @ Rev.
Thomas Gordon
Samuel B. Compton. 50, and Myrtle N Bowers,
1f Hillsboro. Va. Rev. H. schraeder.
RosseT l. Brooks. q, Of Andrews Va. and LUCY
n shipley, A Rev ". G. Davenport,
Harry Z. Niervine, q, Of Partlow, Va, and Mollie
A DonAhOe g. Of Luther Glenn. Va. Rev Z. Hez
Sven.
B. S. Vincent. q. Of Richmond. Va, and Annie
COIon. q. Of Midlothian, Va, Rev. W G. Mcneil
William J Rogers a. and Olga NJ VOllten. g.
Rev C. H. Butler.
james E. Hail. 30. and Zella F. Collins, o. o:
Cumberland, Nd Rev. Theron Outwater.
William Z. Kendrick. 90 and Ola Newton, q.
Rev. f. Hez Sven.
Miles Rosario q and Agzstina Tortorie. Is Rev,
Nicholas JaselH.
Hermann E Olson. .. and Maud N. Curtis. o.
Of MaRoWa. WIS. Charles S. Bundy. J. P
William II. Spalding. @. and Ida La Nier, OF
Petersburg, Ys. Rev ~ II. Miller
Chester II. Beatty. 81. Of Rockville Nd and
Aida B. Can, r. Of this city. Rev John Chester
Harry B. Rudolph. g. Of Mutton Run, W. Va.
and Lillian B. Davis "A, Of Winchester. Va. Rev
H. Schroeder
Robert MacKinnon, a, and Adeline p. Foble O.
Rev. ". Il Deyries.
Dickerson n Hoover, r.. Is. and Theodore L
Hauft % Rev. John Weidley.
Joseph h. Becker 2S. Of Richmond. Va. and
Lucy c. Reynolds. l9. q Louisa, Va. Rev. ". S.
Caughy
Giuseppe Marino. g. and Giuseppa spearanza, Q.
Rev. Nicholas Jaseli
DenIinieo Perrone. 2. and Lucia Carodo. Il.
Rev. Nicholas Jaseli
John Pouset q and Ambrssina sandino. p
Rev Nicholas Jaselli.
Edward S. MonohaR. j.. o. Of st. Moshens Ky.
and Eleanor L. Moriagy, 2 Rev. Edward L.
BIckey.
Ernest F. strifsrt, 2 and simmie S. Fleming.
q. both Of Madison County. Va Rev. D. C. Mac
Leod
Thomas w. Beattie and Lula A. Smith, ls both
Of Glade Spring, Va Rev ]. j. Muir.
Robert d. Ladd. q Of BrookhiD, Va, and
Frances B. Allen, IS Of Seven Pines, Va Rev. Z.
h Lamar
William 4 vOIkman. g. and Ada L Riley. q
Rev. ]. N. Gill
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BOSTON ATHLETES START.
Pick of New England Clubs VIII
Compete I'm jamestown Meets.

Boston, Sept. 9.-The athletes who
win represent New England at the jun
ior and senior championship meeting
of the A A. l.. at jamestown Friday
and Saturday, left here to-day.
Eight representative athletes viii
participate. including w. W Coe. cham
pion shot putter; Herbert Gidney. last
years junior high jump champion; w.
D. Eaton. the sprinter, and James Lee.
a distance runner, Of the Boston A. A;
Frank Sheehan, New England half-mile
champion; J. ]. Sullivan, New England
mile title holder. and E. Farrell. the
broad jumper Of the South Boston a.
c.. and Roy Whelbon, of the Lawrence
Y. NJ. c. A. winner of the five-mile
championship of New England.
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GUN SHOOT SUCCESSFUL.
Southeast MErksmen Win Eastern
Branch Clubs Tourney.

The tournament of the Eastern Branch
Gun Club held Labor Day was well at
tended and carried out according TO pro-
gram.
Many merchandise prizes were dis
trihuted among the participants and ali
the events were close and exciting. This
applies particularly TO the fve-man team
race at twenty birds per man, which
brought out all the good ones in this
locality.
The team representing the Southeast
section and composed of Wagner, Bar
ber Orrison, Ham. and Mccartney car
ried of the bulk of the money and the
sectional championship. but IL Is hinted
by some Of the less fortunate teams that
the latter honor is not a permanent
asset and viii only be recognized until
the teams meet again. The Northwest
No. I team was second, and the North
west No. 2 team third
The scores for the day follow:
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WILL BUILD NEW RAILROAD.
Line VIII Connect West Virginia
Cities with Pittsburg,

PittsbuTg. Sept. alt is announced here
to-day that Ralph OverhoIt, Of Pittsburg.
and BENJAMIN. T. OverhOlt Of ScottdaIe,
Pa, are at the head Of a company just
organized under West Virginia laws.
which proposes 10 build new railroad
through the Tygart Valley into Pittsburg
The company will be known as the
Fairmont and Southern Railroad Com
pany. Associated with the Overholt inter-
ests are John T. Williams. Of Baltimore,
Nd; Charles F. Teter. of Philadelphia:
5. Waitman, and Charles E Conway OF
Fairmont. ". Va.
The new road will commence near Bel
ington, In Barbour County, and extend
along the most practical route through
the Tygart Valley 70 the Monongahela
River. taking in Fairmont and Grafton.
From Fairmont the line is to be built into
Pittsburg
There is a rumor that II. c. Frick, who
practically controls the Overholt whisky
interests, is backing the affair.
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SOUTHERN RALWAY.

n. B--FollOVing schedule figures published only ~
Information and are not guaranteed.
= % a, m.-DanTille and way stations.
= 05 q. m.-Aarisonburs and way stations
900 g. m.-Seepers and coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. SLEEPER 10 Columbus. Ga. Dining Car.
'1lS9 - m.-SleepeTs and coaches TO Columbia
Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
fi3l ,. m.-Harrisonhurg and way stations
'455 D m--Charlottesyille NsuentOn and vas
stations. SsrashuTg week days
-el5 ?. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Atlanta Sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper 70 San Francisco i-TeeAy
so D. m.-SieepsTs and coaches 70 Charlo-ts, Co
lumbia and Augusta. Dining Car.
sl0l5 p m.-sleepers and coaches lFia LSnehburs
and Bristol to Chattanooga, Memphis. and New Or
leans. Dining Car.
'u09 p. m.-New York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman TO Ashssiile. Atlanta. Birmingham
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
Note-.Daily. tYeek days
Through trains from the SO5th arrive Washington
IS s45, and sas g. m; 219. SIS. SIS, Il g, and
n:s0 D ID. daily. Local trains from HHTTisonburg.
Y Is .. N. week days and q p. n. daily tT0n
Charlottesville sIs a. n. daily.
Frequent trains to and from Bluemout
Ticket 0ffees. 75 18th St, 81 Pa. ave, and Penn
sylyania Station.
c. II. ACKERT. g. H. HARDWICK,
v. p. & Gen Mgr. Pass Trsf, Asr.
W h. TAYLOE. G. z. A. L. s. BROWN. q. A.
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TEDDY BEAR MAKERS STRIKE.
BE Careful, Children, and Don't Lose
the One You Now Have.

New York, Sept 3.-The strike Of Teddy
Bear makers took place to-day IN the
factory of the Bruin Manufacturing Com
pany. Only the suffers quit work. the
leg, arm, trunk, and head artists refusing
to strike in sympathy. The strike was
against reduction of prices paid 10 the
suffers for piecework.
President NJ. sakmen, Of the Bruin
Manufacturing Company. said that he
used TO pay the suffers by the week, but
lately changed the system. The suffers
did three times as much work, and he
became nettled when he thought how lit
tie they must have done under the old
system. He lowered the salaries on piece
work When they struck he said he easily
filed their places.
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
Learn TelegraphY-Why2

Clip and present or send this noticeswithin next 80
days to DraHghon's. corner Ninth and d. and you
may take Telegraphy and pay $3.50 Of tuition after
position telegraph operator is secured. Draughons
TelegTsphy students get practice over mainline wires
cut into DEaughon's College by railway compsniss.
THIRTY thousand more telegraph operators than can
be secured are wanted on account Of the new eight
hour law. Special rates Of tuition are NOW on at
Draughon's. CSn or send for booklet, entitled
why Lem Teiepaphyi" DRAUGH0Ns SPEN-
CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Ninth and D.
Academy Of Music Building. Washington. au7-Sot
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WILL SUCCEED ADMIRAL SNOW.
Capt Miller Mentioned as Command
ant of CharIestOHn Navy Yard.


ant of CharIestOUn Navy Yard.
Boston, Sept 3-Unofficially It is report
ed at the Charlestown Navy Yard that
Capt. James Madison Miller, L. S. n, at
present serving as commanding officer of
the Lancaster station ship at League
Island Navy Yard. Philadelphia. is slated
to become commandant of the local yard
and station upon the retirement from
active service of Rear Admiral Albert S.
Snow. Admiral Snow has served as com
mandant here since February 10, 1894. and
Will be retired for age November IS
Capt Miller has beer IN charge Of the
Lancaster since April 3, 1906. He will very
soon attain to the rank of rear admiral
He has the unusual record of having
served twenty-five years and five months
az sea,
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PERSONAL.

WE'D LIKE TO DEMONSTRATE THE FACT
70 you that pay the limit for mems discarded
wearing apparel. hats, shirts. shoes Can do So If
you drop a postal 20 call on you JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6i9 u.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN.
garments; ladies' c. gents send postal: viii call.
l. TARsHEs, 1908 9TH St NV. Phone north 4S9.
SuperfiuOus Hair, Warts, Moles,
Brthmarks. hlaekheads and ali facial blenishes
removed BY electroysis Lady operator.
Room S. Metzerott Bldg iiiO st. NV ausSot
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-T FURNISHED ROOMS IL A
new apartment house: exclusive right OF diningroom
Tor the apartments; in the downtown district. BOX
l. Herald Office. sei-7t
DAIRY LUNCH AND SHORT ORDERS; UN-
precedented opportunity like this but once; get
a description that will cause you 10 HUSTLE first
come first served: only 500. d. C. BUSINESS
BROKERS. elT 18th ST. auZ2f
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

OAhA n = Nt1E4ANhDB
Taken up free; also, We make screen doors win
dowt; furniture repaired. upholstered packing and
shipping. Phone N 4sls. 1905 9Th St ielStfe1s
HAVE YOUR UPHOLsTERING DONE BY AN
expert at moderate cost BOX IS. Herald ONCE
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SCHLEY'S NEPHEW IN TROUBLE
Claims His SILK shirts Are stolen
and Wants Bill Reduced.

Deal Beach, n. j., Sept. 3,-J. MOntford
Schley, jr., nephew of the admiral. went
to his room at the Hathaway Inn Satur-
day night after having paid his bill with
a check for $3.50. \ few minutes later
he rushed into the Office much agitated
and said that he had been robbed Of three
silk shirts valued at SIS each.
He insisted that the amount be deducted
from his bill, but the proprietor would
not stand for II.
Then Mr.. Schley stopped payment on
the check.
This Tiled the proprietor, who had Mr..
Schley taken before justice Of the peace.
There the dispute was settled after q lot
Of WTangling
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PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. 3 TO &C PER
foot, al Mt. Rainier. Nd. on 18th and 18th sts..
near r. l. ave, District Line Sta, ] fare; high and
healthy; small monthly payments J. C. ROGERS.
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INSECTS EXTERM!NATED.

MOTHS, RoAeHEs. ANTS. BEDBUGs. AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con
tract CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice gratis; % years practical experience; no
charge made until insects are fully externinatsd.
Address WENDAL z. CLUTE,
phone Main S31. Insect Specialist.
6I7 II st. aU.. Washington, D. c.
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C0LLEeIORS.

RENTS. GOVERNMENT CLAIMS. ACCOUNTS,
and financial obligations collected or adjusted
UNITED STATES COLLECTION BUREAU. Room
g. Warder Bldg. 52s 9th St. aus-50t
Law AND COLLECTI0Ns-WE DO GENERAL
collecting; claims Of al kinds; DO charge unless
successful FULLER AGENCY, ~ lzth St
sulss,w
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For Saie--At keniIwOrfh, ID. C.,
Large 6-room house. \ ST.. near Anacosta ave.
cellar and aIue large enough for rooms; heated BY
furnace; front OF lot s. feet: In rear; shed
tor foVls- Price So 80 Terms, $50 cash; baiance,
so peF month. including interest
Allen W. MaIIeFy, I4I7 @ St NV.
my25-u
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SHOT BY WASHINGTON TRAMP.
Town Marshal Victim of Youth Who
SAYS He Lives on Eighth Street.

Says He Lives or Eighth Street.
Pacinco. no. Sept 2-Excltement was
caused here to-day by the shooting Of
Acting Marshal Kopf, when he was at
tempting to arrest Charles Anderson,
715.k Eighth street. Washington, and the
shooting Of Anderson by DR.. A. L. Nc
Nay. Anderson and three tramp COM
panions got into a quarrel. Acting Mar
shall Kopf approached to stop the d:s-
order. and Anderson shot the officer and
fed.
Dr. MeNay was hurriedly summoned to
attend Kopf, who was probably mortaily
wounded
While driving to the spot DR.. McNay
was intercepted by Andersen and ordered
10 give him the rig TO escape in.
DR. McNay shot Anderson. who viii
probably die.
At 7i5ls Eighth street northwest last
nigh8s no one knew Of a Charles Ander-
son W. had lived there. but one of the
occupants of the house stated that a
young man named Tollerday, whose
mother, Mrs. Anna ToIlerday, conducts a
boarding house at the place. had been
missing from his home for about a year
and was thought to be in Missouri.
The young man ran away from his home
about a year ago and IS known 10 have
made his way about the country by lead
ing a tramp life. Mrs. TOllerday, the
mother Of the boy. Is away from the city
at present, and efforts 10 locate any other
OF the relatives of the boy last night
proved unsuccessful. 1t was pointed out
that the man who shot the town marshal
in Missouri may have been a companion
Of TOlleTday's and gave the Washington
boys address as his own.
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II WANT ANYTHING
IN
AUCTION SALES.
c. c. SLOAN 4 CO.. AuctioI.eers. llq G St

c. C. SLOAN 4 CO. AuctioseeFs. ifQ St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTORY BRICK
AMI FRAME DWELLING, No 6l5
STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed q trust dated IHns
q A. D. 1902 and duly accorded in Liber No 49,
folio s =, seq of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request u the party Sc
cured thereby. We the undersigned trustees. vii
sell at plbic auction in front Of the premises on
THURSDAY, September the fifth l5thl, at 5
oelock p. m- the following descibs land and
premises, situate in the City of Washington, 10 the
District Of Columbia and designated as and being
The east seventeen 90 feet and eightgthree one
nundredths ls5i99l 4 foot front % + street, b5
fdl DEPTH Of original lot numbered nineteen tlsl in
sluaTe numbered eight shundTed and sesenty-seEen
lail. together With the improvements. consisting Of
tSo-Story brick and frame dwelling, known as No.
ei3 street southeast Washington, ID. C.
Terms Of sale-One third Of the purchase money 70
be paid in cash, and balance In two equal Install
ments, payable IL one and two years. with interest
at i've t5l per cent Per annum. payable semi annu-
ali} from day Of sale. secured by deed Of trust
upon the property Sold ali cash. at the option Of
the purchaser
deposit Of aeg viii be required Of the puF-
chaser AZ the time q sale AL conyesaneing, re-
ccriing and n0tsral fees az the cost Of purchaser
Terms u sale to be complied Eith within fifteen
Q5l days from day Of sale; otherwise the trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property az the risk
and cost Of the defaultHg purchaser after five days
advertisement Of such resals IN some newspaper
published IN the city Of Washington D. c.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGES, Trustee,
lill + street northwest
GEORGE E HAMILTON Trustee.
au2sd d&es Century Building
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SAILS UPRIGHT PIANOS THAT HAVE
been carefully used. &c 80 for So 70 Sc -Borth
double in most every iustance. Standard high
grade makes. Easy terms. Can Be exchanged for
new pianos at any time. T. g. SMITH PIANO
Co. I2z5 Pa. ave. Phone n. Ii7. se4-St
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

sehsdele u effect July %. 1907,
10 Z. A-OLD DOMINION EXPRESS. Eeek
days-Sscfs at principal points in Virginia. vesti-
bulls trsin staaaaId coaches; parior 70 Hinton.
handled IN No. Is from GOFdonsfills. which has
Ia carte paFllr and connects az CoFinston for
Virginia Hot Spflngs- Pullman Sleepers Cliftoa
Forge 10 Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis 81
Louis, aud Chicsgo.
4lo p. ANEW c. 8 0. LIMITED, Daily
Fast Festbuie ttain stops oHiy at GordousFiiie
Charlottesville staunton. Clifton Forge. and Cos.
ingt0n, Va, White Sulphur. RonceFeTte, and Hin
ton. w Va. Pullman sieepeTs 10 Lexington, Louis
VILE Cincinnati Indianapolis, 81 LOUIS, sid Chi
eago. Dining cars Ia carte service. One night oat
nl0 p. M-F. r. V. LIMITED, Daiiy-Solid
Eestbule train. Pullman sieepers TO Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining czTs
Ia cate service. Sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago
and ST. Louis, and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake aad Ohio
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue 60e 18th street. near
Y. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main Ts)
for PennsylTsnis r. n. Cab Service and Main i06s
Tor = & o. Ticket once.
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DEATH RECORD.

Richard A. Young 1871 ~ St sW.. 81 years
Loretta Goddard. Geo. Wash. Univ Hosp Is yrs-
Raymond Harris. Potomac River. Eastern Branch.
foot Sd 81 Sc. y years.
susannsh A. CrandeH, 6l9 st. nw 81 years.
Rebecoa c. G. Kirkland. 1878 nth St, 65 years.
Anna N. Hatch. 1916 ST. NV, Il years
George Il. Bryant. Govt. Hosp for Insane. 50 yrs
Mary q. Clark sss Lettie St sw. a years
Frances i. Steison, Providence Hospital. s. years
John I. Goodrich 1893 5th 81 NV s. years
William B. Kirtley. Providence Hospital. 80 years
Robert R. Binns, Si7 Volta pl. nW. months
Infant Of Ernest c. and Maude s. Varels. 1904
E. Capitol St. ! day.
C0LORED
Mary Ford, l2s "a st. sw., years
Sophia johnson. s5l 5. c. ave. Sc. s. yearS
Robert ;. Vaughn. 1852 Nolans eourt sw., II g1ars
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IRVING WILLIAMSON. solicitor.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia. holding Probate Court Estate Of J.
Estelle Nichols Deceased No 1887 Adminisira-
tion DoCket--ARplication having been made herein
hy Julia Il. JORCS for probate Of the last VIII and
testament snd oodeii q said deoeasei, and for tie
grant Il letters of administration with the VII
neKed. on said estate 10 George A Hill q Wash
iugton. District Of Columbia. il Is ordered this
9oth day Of August, A. ID. 1907. that james Jones.
Harriet A. Spear, Harriet G.. Jones, Isabelle 1.
Deming Edwin L. jackson Frederick &. Jackson.
and Roland b. Jackson. and the Unknown Heirs
at-iaW and Next of Kin Of J. Estelle Nichols ard
al others concerned. appear in said court on
TUESDAY. the 18th day Of September 4. d. l47.
81 70 O'Clock a. m. 10 show cause why such ap-
plioatiou should not Be granted Let notice hereof
b. Published In the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald once IN each Of -four sue
cessive weeks before the return day herein men
t!aned-the first publication 10 be nat less than
thirty DAYS before said return day. WENDELL 2.
STAFFORD Justice Attest. lSeail JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia CLERK Of the Probate Court FRANCIS 5.
MAGUIRE. Attorney. au2l .. .se4-u
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington, ID. c., August
z. SoT.-Sealed proposals viii be received at this
office uatil y O'Clock. m. SATURDAY. September
Il, 1907, for constructing addition to the Pet
worth Sche5i Building situated al Brightwcod ave
nue. and Philadelphia street. northwest, in the city
Of Washington, plans and specifications for which
may be obtained upon deposit Of ten dollars
Sl0e0l. and forms and necessary information BY ap
plying TO Room i3. District Building. HENRY L.
WEST, JAY J. MORROW Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia aus. .ses456g
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WALL PAPER.

AS WE ARE LARGELY ovERsTocKED IN
wall paper of sll descriptions. we Eill sell it at
low sacrifice price. Give rs cali. F. Q. NOLTE,
90 18th 81. nv. 5yls-sodd
ROOMS PAPERED, 8 up; SAMPLES
brought; latest spriTs designs paintiag. In
PREUx, l5l eth ST. 'Paone \. Sisin- ialEs
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HELP WANTED.

We have places in e. shoe department for sew
eTal hrst-cass saleSnm and ssiesTomen. Only
those competent to care fer hrst-class trade need
apply. Permanent positions TO satisfactory persons.
SONS & co. se4-2t
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SUBURBAN-FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-sPLEN-
did nine-room house near trolley; hot
water heat al modern conFenienees; =
nearly one acre of ground ole car fare
Price, $500. This house is in the pTet-
tiest part OF Mount Rainier Can Be
bought Oh your 0wn terms. Make Us an
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED - THREE MALE GREAT
Dane pups: sire is the greatest IN America, dam
Is one Of the worlds champions; pedigree, cups,
medals. and ribbons won by parents on exhibition.
Also. Scotch collie pups. Young parrots. eansTies
goldfish, monkeys. rabbits. guinea pigs Flee Flea
soap &c. sCHAuD'S BIRD STORE. " I2th sl
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STORAGE,
MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. SC, MOVED
with care: packing and shipping a spsci-ity.
KREIG'S EXPRESS, 1924 q ST. NV. Phone Main
~ auSSu
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.


SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY %, 1907.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
G0iug-ss and n@ a II. "a sa. - and
s's D. N
Rsturnins-sa a. n, 2;s. 90. saO. sao. and
100 p. n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going-sas. 100 a. n. 30 100 rs. and sA5
D. N.
Rstmning-7a a N. na5. 2a0. go. so. DGa
p IA.
PAUL Y WATERS, General Manages.
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LOST
FOUND

LAcEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
BET, 7oc and Nc per GAL large bricks in lsox
&c Do not judge our ice cream By the price. Trv
it and you VIII buy IT, Phone n ss coz New
York ave. nv. i-stf
F0UND-B0x CONTAINING SEVERAL ARTT-
eles Of mems apparel address BOX 10, Herald
oaice
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS M J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

LADY N OFFICE. BOARD AND
room in private family; location lith 10 10Th St.
nw and K aud Columbia road. Address BOX 5.
Herald Office. se3-a
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

You Should
Call write, or phone for Catalogue OF DrauEhou's
spencerian Business College a link Of Draughon' 5
famous chain Of thirty Colleges Catalogue contains
evidence that DraaghoRs teach more Bookkeeping
In THREE months than any other business college
teaches In SIX months, that about IS Der cent OF
the Official court reporters Of the United States
write ths system Of Shorthand that Draughons
teael that railroad companies are cutting railroad
wires into DFaugh0n's reiegssphy Departments
thereby giving Dranghons TelegIaphy students u.au
line practice: that DFaugaon vii get you a POSI-
TON OF REFUND every cent Of the tuition you
9ay. Investigated auEsSt