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IRAkS.PAGIfIG MAILS,

Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco. close here daily at %
p. n up to August TO- for dispatch BY steamer Nip
pom MaTJL
Australia lexeept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. samoan Islands. FIJI Islands. and Nsw
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.. close
here daily al 20 p N. ~ 70 August II, ior DIS
patch by steamer Manuka.
Specially addressed mails for Japan. Korea. and
China via Seattle. close daily al 6 - ,. up to
August e for dispatch By steamer kUmeric.
Japan Korea China, and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily at So D. n. up 10 August
Is for dispatch BY steamer Kioiun AiaTu.
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily at %
D. n up to August t. for dispatch BY steamer ALI
media.
Hawaii. japan. Korea China and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco close here daily az -
.. m up to August 2. for dispatch By steamer
Persia.
Japan. Korea. and China via Vancouver and Vic
toria. b. C. close here daily al % .. m. up TO
August %. for dispatch by steamer Empress OF
India.
Hawaii, Guam. and Philippine Islands. via s ?
Francisco. close here daily az 20 p. m up to Au-
gus; 81 for disuafeh by United States transport
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule effect Juiy 50, 1877.
200 F. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
dsys-Stops at principal points il Virginia Vesti-
bHle train. standard coaches; paror car 70 Hiutou
handled in No. IS from Gordonsyils which has q
ls carte parlor car and connects at Coyington for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman SloeDeFs Clifton
Forge to Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis, 81.
Louis. and Chicago.
$40 z. M.-AEW c. & o. LIMITED, Daily
Fast vesrbule train stops Only at GoTdoGsTiile
Charlottesville. SIauutOn. Clifton Forge, ard Gov
ington, Va; White sulphur RonceEerte. and Kim
ton, " Va Pullman setpegs 90 Lexington. Louis
vile, Cincinnati, indianapolis, 81. Louis, and Chi
Cago. Dining cars. IA carte serce. One night cut.
nl0 2. NJ, +. \. LIMITED. Dally-Sold
veStibule train Pullman sleepIs - Cincinnati,
Lexington, and Louisville, Compartment sleeping
car Virginia hot Springs week Gays Dining cars.
Ia carte service Sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago
and ST. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis Nashville,
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Oces SIS pennsylvania Avenue 6os iith street.
r. ard Sixth Street Station Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania L. Il. Cab Service and Main luS
for {. K o. Ticket Office.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York Aug. 7.-SUGAR-The London beet
sugar market was active. with August at as Cd and
September at 9s 94.d. The local market for raw
sugar was steady with Centrifugal. s. test quoted
at l5l6; MuscoVado. So test. at 37l6 and moasses
sugar 50 test at 3-I6. Refined sugar was duh and
unchanged. There is no grinding in Cuba.
NAVAL STORES-Rosn was quiet and un-
changed at 80 for common TO good strained Spir-
its turpeutine ruled firm at S. Tar was quiet at
6.25 for oil barrels
BUTTER-Receipts. $3.50 packages. Market sim
somewhat unsettled. but the highest grades Of
creamery are still selling quite generally at 2ys
Extras are held at 2i5a25.
EGGS-Beceipts. $3.50 cases Market quiet. but
firm the better grades. Of fresh collected Average
prime selling at l7l3als. selected lots. l9a2O
MILL FEED-Strong: fair demand Spring bran.
lJjfound sacks 10 arrive. lake and rail- p s.; mid
dlings. 2A65: city bran, 2200 in bulk Western red
dog 1850 10 arrive.
FLOUR-Weak; small business. Spring patents.
505a5i5; spring clears. 375ail0; winter sjraights
A2la4N ~; winter clears. S.59a375; Kansas in sacks
patents. A75a5OG: straight 49a450; clears 333a39O
RYE FLOUR-Light; A5Oa5.l5.
CORN MEAL-DuI; small supply Kindred
foT export. 325a330 coarse meal, In bags. lf7ails
HAY-Stcady; fair trade. Receipts LsI0 tons
Prime timothy, Is No. J. l.23al25: No. 2 L05al 10;
No. g. 9ea95.
STRAW-InactiTe; light supply Long rye. sOa65.
BEEF-Steady; quiet. Family. l350al4O0; packet,
l0.00ali.08
PoRK-steady; small business. Mess. lsOOals.5o;
family 1900
TALLow-steady: light trade. City, in hogs
heads 5a6A
LARD-Quiet Prime Western. 9n: city. SIS:
refined Continent $50; South American 1910: re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. lL55; city stearine IL oleo-
5tearine slow. New York 51zssA; Chicago, g.
II you have any furnished rooms TO
rent, want ad. in The Herald viii bring
YOU a good tenant
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-F0ilOwing schedule figures published only -
information and are not guaranteed
30 q. m--DanFiIe and way stations.
SOS q. m.-HsuisOnbUTg aud way stations.
80 q m--Sleepers ana coaches to Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper 70 Columbus. ga. Dining Car.
'l00 d. m--Slecpers and COACHES 70 Columbia
Savannah, and jacksonville. Dining Car.
1871 p m.-BaEis0nbuIg and way stations
AS y m--ChaTlottesyi!le WaHeuton and Way
stations. StTasbITg week days.
'5;l5 p. m--SieepeTs and coaches to Atlanta. sun
Route Tourist Sleeper San Francisco tTi-weekly.
80 p m.-Sieepers and coaches 10 Charlotte. 90
lumbia. and Augusta Dining Car.
'l0a5 ?. m.-sleePers aad coaches via Lynchbwg
and Bristol to Chattanooga, Memphis. aud New Or
leans Dining Car.
'I9o 2. m.-New YORK and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 70 AsheTile Atlanta. Birmingham,
and New Orleans Club and Observation CsTS DIn-
ing Car.
Note-+Daily- fWeek days.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
g. s85. and $40 d. II. 20. SIS sa5. 30. and
II 40 p II daily. Local trains from Harris0nburg.
IDS 2 n week days, and 80 ?. y. daily from
Charlottesville, s:l6 g. ID. daily.
Frequent trains 70 and from BlHemont
Ticket Ones. 75 l5tA 81. 81 Ia. ave, and
Pennsylvania Station.
c 4. ACRERT. s. II HARDWfCK.
v. z. * Gen Mgr. Pass. TraL Mgr.
". Il TAYLOE. G. P. A. l. 5. BROWN. G. A
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FOR RENT-sTORE N TIE NEW CONGRESS
si9ual apartment house. Isl and East Capitol sts :
vii Be fitted up a. drug store with fixtures soda
fountain and decorations q suit tenant; excsllcn
stand special Inducements will Be made to desirable
party. THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., Inc. 1914 +
81. fFI-f
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MR.. FEENEY PHILOSOPHICAL.
President of Bookbinders' Union
Discusses Requested Resignation.


If it was for the best interest of the
organization, then I am satisfied"
This was thu comment Of James L.
Feeney, president and former business
agent Of the Bookbinders' Union, when
seen yesterday in regard TO the request
for his resignation as president Mr.. Fee
ney maintains that, although II was a
great surprise to him. II does not change
his view.
I shall continue to work hard for the
union and its members, just as though
this request for my resignation had not
been made. I have been an active work
er In the ranks Of organized labor many
years and viii continue as such. II was
the belief Of the members that the presi-
dent Of the union should be an employe
Of the Government Printing Office. and
perhaps that view IS the correct one. l
have been given one month to consider
the request for my resignation, and In
the meantime 1 viii consult with my
friends. There were absolutely no charges
against me. and 1 will say l would not re-
sign under fire.
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PROPOSALS.
VERTISEMENT

Office of the superintendent. L. S. Capitol
Building and and Grounds, Washington,
D. c.. July g, 1907.
Sealed proposals (in duplicate) will be
received and publicly opened at the above
Office on WEDNESDAY, August IA. 1907.
at Y O'Clock. noon. for Two Passenger
Elevators for the L. S. Court House.
Washington, D. c. Specifications can be
obtained upon application 10 the above
office Bids must be accompanied by a
certified check or surety bond IN the
sum of 81 of the amount Of bid.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids or TO waive any technicality or In
fOrmality in any bid.
ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent, L. s. Capitol Building
and Grounds. iy25. aul,S.3
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COTTON men MAKE COMPLAINT
South Cites Discrimination in Rates
Favorable to New England.
Special Agent shows Manufacturers
Below Potomac Pay About 40 Per
Cent More Than Northern Plants.

It is estimated that between 20 and 50
per cent of the cotton fabrics sent TO
China by the United States are manu-
featured by Southern mills, and that the
remaining - to 80 per cent are made By
New England mills. according to the
report Of Special Agent William Whit
tan. IT., just fled with the Bureau OF
Manufactures. In discussing trans
Pacific freight arrangements and the far
Eastern trade, the report continues. as
follows:
During a recent tour of Southern cot
ton mill centers much dissatisfaction was
heard at the difference in the prevailing
rates on cotton goods between New
England and Southern points and
Shanghai They now stand, from
New England TO Shanghai over
land via a Pacific port. atsS cents
per 100 pounds; from Southern points TO
the same destination. by the same route.
SIS per 100 pounds. IN view of the ad-
vance In the Southern rate last year from
Sl1o to. the present charge. it is contended
by the Southern manufacturers that they
are being forced TO pay an unreasonably
high price for transportation.
1T is pointed out by them that a New
England shipment via overland railroad
TO the Pacific might be. and at times is.
so routed as to pass through Southern
mill towns where a car containing like
products of Southern origin would go
forwarded by the same train. paying for
about a 90O-mile shorter haul over 20 per
cent more for transportation.
Basis of Rates.
All cotton goods are sold on the basis
Of New York delivery. For this reason.
it is seldom that cloths Of Southern ORR
gin are sent via the Suez Canal route.
Complaint gives place TO commentator
when the shortcomings Of the time taken in
transit is mentioned. II is not so long
since most serious obstacle to growth
IN our Oriental commerce was the long
period taken in transit, and the impossi-
bility Of predicting with any reasonable
degree Of certainty when any shipment Of
merchandise would reach its trans Pacific
destination.
Il also found the products of Southern
mills 10 be well sold, and that the late
falling off in our foreign sales is solely
attributable to an unprecedented demand
for cotton products I'm the home market:
although the mills with an established
foreign connection on chops or brands
favorably known and in permanently good
demand abroad. are not permitting the
exceedingly large domestic consumption
10 tempt them 10 weaken their dearly
bought prestige in the Orient They
therefore meet the requirements Of their
regular Chinese customers. Although the
prospects for continued profitable activ-
ity in the cotton trade are excellent
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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.
GoinE-sB and no & n. 30. $50. 7:s. and
9s5 ?. L.
Returning a. n. Ess. 30. go. sa9. and
le1n ?. n.
SATURDAYS.
Goins-s:5 and n50 a n. 90. 500. s;o. 7:sS
and ss5 p a
Retuning-618 a n. l2s. 200. SO. 90. sSs.
and ~ ,. Ia
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going-a.5 and u90 a. N. 90. $50. 40 7.ss.
and 9;35 p.
Returnine--B9 a n. 1915. 40. SO. s.e. ssa.
and 100 p. n
Going. al trains leave District Line Station
PAUL \. WATERS. General Manager.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


First Lieut. RICHARD NJ THOMAS Fifteenth
Cavalry. 10 Military Academy.
Capt SAMUEL T. ANSELL, Eighth Infantry, 10
Fort Williams
Mas. ISAAC \. LEWIS and RICHMOND p.
DAVIS Coast Artillery Corps 70 Fort Tottcn
for consolidation q Submarine Defense and
Artillery schools
MAJ GUSTAVE W s. STEVENS. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps, from Fort Washington. 10 the Preside
First LiC1ts LLOYD r. MAGBUDER and HAL
Dan q. TOMPhINS Coast Artillery Corps. "a
Fort Tottcn for assignment torpedo planters
Mai Samuel Riuggold and Gen. Henry ]. Hunt
respectively.
First Lieut. JOHN II. PAGE Jr. Sixth Infantry.
ta- Preside.
Capt JESSE Il BAKER, quartemsster to St
Louis No. relieving MAJ DAVID s. STAN
LEY. depot qEartemaster. who viii repair "a
Washington for duty in Office Of Quartermaster
General
Lieut.. Col. FREDERICK Won SCHRADER dep
uJy quartemaster general from Office OF Quar-
termaster General. 20 St. Louis and assume
charge general depot, relieving Capt. BAKER.
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KINGS YACHT IN DANGER.
Runs AfOuI of Another Craft When
Tow Line Breaks.

Cowes, Aug. 1T has TRANSFERRED that
for a few minutes yesterday after the
yacht racing had concluded for the day.
the Kings yacht, Britannia. was in
danger
She was being towed back TO her moor
ings when the towline broke and the
yacht drifted afoui of another that was
lying at anchor With a strong tide
running and a heavy sea the Britannia
was out Of control for a while and there
was considerable CONSERVATION on board
in consequence.
But Carter, the Kings veteran skipper,
promptly got a kedge anchor overheard
and a fresh line was then passed TO the
tug The two yachts We're cleared event
ually with little damage TO either.
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F. ELwooD PRATT. Attorney.
srPRE,lE CouRT oF LIE DIsrRIcT oF GO

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia holding a PROBATE Court. No. 1881, Ad-
minisTstion. is TO give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District al Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Coluns-
ba letters testsmentsry on the estate q susan Z.
w Fuller. late Of the District Of Columbia. de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 20 the
subscriber. on OF before the 22D DAY OF JULY.
A D. 1905; otherwise they may By law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate Given under my
hand this 22d day Ct July. 1907. ELLEN s MUS
SEY. s6 Fifth street northwest. Attest: (Seall
JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Clcik Of the Probate Court.
ELLEN S. NUSSEY. Attorney. EZjaul.s
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Commander T. ". KINKAID. Lieut.. Commanders
G. C. FEWEY 2. y. OLMSTED, p. BABIN.
a. 81. KINDS. W z. SCOTT and T. l.
BENNETT. Ensign 7. q. ELLYSEN. and
Passed Asst Paymaster W ". LAMAR com
missioned
Licut. Commander G. r. SLOCUM. additional
duty navigator Of Yorktown
Lieut.. j. T. GREEN. 10 Naval Academy
Lieut.. J. s. DODDRIDGE detached Yorktown.
home.
MidsIluman c. HUMPHREY TO Connecticut
Passed Asst. Paymaster +. II. TRICOU. additional
duty charge Of accounts Second torpedo fotilla
Norfolk
Asst. Pamaster NJ H. KABKER. detached navy
yard. New York. TO Bureau Of Supplies and Ac-
counts.
Asst Paymaster J. F. OAiARA. detached as nav
officer Second torpedo fotiila 10 duty as assist
ant 70 officer in charge accounts reserve torpedo
hotlla. Second torpedo fotilla, and Third tor
pedo dotilla. Norfolk
MOVEMENTS OF VESSEIS-The following move
mtuts Of vessels have been reported 20 the Bu-
reou Of Navigation;
ArriTed-August 8, Connecticut at Rockand. Prai-
ne az New Haven; 81. Louis al Callao. Perm
Saleo-August g. Wolverine from Putin-Bay for
Macnnac Island; Ajax from Portsmouth for
Bradford; Stewart from Norfolk for Newport.
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GLEN ECHO TO HAVE LOOKUP.
Council Appropriates $500 To Erect
Jail in Park.

After two weeks consideration, it was
decided by the Town Council Of Glen
Eeho last night TO erect a temporary
Jail in the precincts of the amusement
park where prisoners may be detained.
A stone building, now unused, viii be
p converted into lookup ard. with the
addiuon OF some cells, viii. according to
the counciImen. serve every purpose.
On recommendation of the committee
Guy jenkins and George W. O'Brien. who
were appointed some weeks ago. an ap-
preparation OF $40 was made IN order
that the cells might be quickly f7tto,i
out.
TIE report Of the committee was ra4ieed
and the work on the Jail viii begin ~
once.
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INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED

MOTHS. REACHES. ANTS. BEDBUGS. AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con
tract CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice gratis; ~ years practical experience; ~
charge made until insects are fully exteFminated-
Address WENDAL L. CLUTE,
Insect Specialist,
51S III st. nv.r Washington, ID. c.
al
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PERSONAL,

WONDER WHY He WEARS FIELD GLASSES
On his hip. See US coming with liberal cash for
mems discarded wearing apparel shirts shoes hats.
postal brings US 20 your door. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. 6ls D.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR yOrtN
garments; ladies' or gents: send postal; viii ,alI
L, lAttsHEs. 1905 IN St nv. Phone North 49O-
SuPerfiueus Hair, Warts, MOIes,
Birthfnarks. backheads. and all facial blsmishes
permanently removed By elcciTolyss Lady operator.
Rom 6. MeszeToit Bldg. ITO s.. NV ar6-0t
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{. ". DARR Attorney Tor Complainant
HAYDEN JOHNSON. 2. J. RYAN. Attorneys for
Defendant.
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding an Equity Term William
T. Harvey vs.. Hugh F. Harvey e al Equity No
6i62-UpOn Consideration Of the petition and report
Of Charles W. Dar ard Hayden johnson. Trustees.
and the accompanying papers fled herein on the ID
day Of May A. ID. 1907, that they have sold 20 C..
H. Krey house No. DID, / street northwest known
as part Of original lot nine t9 in square hfty-hTe
ISL. contained within the following metes and
bounds, more OF less, viz: Beginning for the same
At a point street. distant thirty lSl feet ten
lel inches east from the northwest corner q said
lot and square and running thence east twelve lzi
feet; thence south seTentyhTe 75l feet and thence
west twelve 10 feet and thence north seventy-hve
as feet To the place q beginning. Subject as 70
said part Of lot nine ~ 10 right Of way over the
rear eight 81 feet Of said lot for the use Of the
part q said lot nine g. adjoining the east, for
the sum Of one thousand eight hundred and nifty
(Sl-s500ol dollars That they have sold 70 {. H.
KreY house No. 2225 I street northwest being part
Of original lot No nine 49,. IN SQUARE hfy-hEe 80,
contained within the following metes and bounds,
more OF less. viz: Beginning fer the same az the
northwest corner Of said lot and running thence
east eighteen lsj feet ten tlo inches With the line
Of / street thence south sixty 81 feet TO
private alley eight 81 feet wide 70 be left open HT
the Of said lot TO Twenty third street across
the south part Of id lot thence west eighteen us,
feet ten i9l inches 20 Tweuty-third street; thence
n0Fth said street sxtyseTe s7l feet 20 the place
Of beginning for the sum q two thousand eight
hundred and fifty So 5000 dollars. i IS this TN
dsy Of August A. D. 1861 ordered. admdged. and
decreed that said sales b. and the Tatlded
and confirmed. unless cause TO me contrary b
shown on or before the 9Th DAY OF sEPTEA
Der 4. ID. 1871. provided a copy Of this sdyeT-
tiscment be published IN the Washington Law Re
IN A. q,
three successive weeks before the lsst-named day
JOB BARNARD. Justice true copy-Test
Seal J. r. YOUNG. Clerk By f. E. Gun
NINGHAM. Assistant Clerk aus.l5.2
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STORES FOR Rent,

FOR RENT-COR STORE AND DWELLING.
with two-stoJy brick stable. ne. cor. Of ID and II
NV. ideal location for business; unusually large
storeroom and rooms and bath; perfect condition;
very low rent considering the location; only So
au7-3t SHANNON x LUCHS. 704 18th st. NV
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HOUSES FOB SALE,
FOR sALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOME

FOR sALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOME.
$500
Between 18th and 18th streets
The prcttest home on the Heights for the prior.
Twostoy and cellar bTok; hardwood finish tiled
bath wide lot 10 alley Let show you this
aas2t SHANNON & LUcHs. 7i 18th.
FOR sALE-HOUsE AND STABLE ON CAPT
TOL HILL $500.
Located on 4th st. 2-story bay-window brick
6 rooms ard bath; good condition; 2st0ry brick
stable 4 good home or an excellent investment
bargain.
aus2t SHANNON L LUCHs, 7Oi 18th.
SOME OF THE HOUSES FOR SALE BY d. C.
BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS. eIT
18th st.
10 "a st. ne, 500; a bargain
i0s a. s.. $3.50. coy home.
1872 Newton 81. s 600.
Kenilworth rooms; very cheap; only s20o0.
houses on Pa, ave-. on Genoa; good invest
ment
lIzI 18th st. Nv. $500; ? rooms; rent, SO.
Ii3 llth S. ne. 10 TOCms $500
235o Newark st.. rooms. bath; extensively equip
ped 5000
houses nguia ave-. consider exchange.
1873 Georgia ave. Sc. S22oo; lock at Ills. aust
FOR sALE-NEAR I0TR AND EAST cap. SITS.
HI8
2-story brick dwelling, rooms and bath per
and rear yards, 5oto0t paved alley Now renting
fer $3.50 per month. bargain.
aus-2s SHANNON LUCHs. 7oi 18th
FOR SALE-NEAR SIN AND MASS. AVE. NV.
$3.50.
a few doors from the corner. Has a good fu-
ture. 2story tay-wiHd0w brck that can De easily
converted into store Don't miss this.
sust SHANNON & LUcHs. 700 18th.
We Have for QuiclS Buyer
Two investment properties: also. good. snail homes
any section, D. Il. JOHNSON Co. 81 It'll ST nv.
iyN-d
FOR sALE-NORTHWEsT HOME.
$3.50
Located on a through street west Of ls,h
Strictly white ngiEhborhood. southern exposure.
IWo-st1ry press brick rooms and modern bath
cellar. furnace heat Houses q this kind are
hard % find. so be quick II you want 81.
aust SHANNON Il LUCHS. 7oi 18th.
FOR sALE-sOUTHEAsT HOME.
Just of Pa. ave.-A new house Of rooms and
tiled bath. concrete cellar; furnace heat finished
IN hardwood on first floor let ms show you this
house. Terms. $50 cash and ST. monthly
aus2t SHANNON a LUCHs. 7H 18th.
RICHMOND PARK - WAsHINGTON's Ideal
suburb. Phone II. 6s3l for automobile to see prop
erty free Of cost EASLEY HILL. Exclusive
Agents 3u-il2 MuHsey Bids. Nsn
FOR sALE-CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
NG0
Near 9Th and Q s,s Wen built and In perfect
condition; 6 ROOMS and modern bath win ar
EaEEe terms 90 suit Houses ia this row havs
sold for N00
auS-G SHANNON & LTCHS 7G 18th
FOR SALE-sTH ST wv
2550. Rent So
well-bUilt tW0-story brick dwelling on 9Th st.
Neat little home OF tine investment.
AUST SHANNON & LUCHS T04 18th
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COLLECTORS.

RENTS. GOVERNMENT CLAIMS. ACCOUNTS
ard al financial obligations collected OF adhlste3
privately UNITED STATES COLLECTION pr
kEAJ, WaIder Bldg, SO 9rh ST. aus-Et
LAW AND COLLECTI0NS-WE Do GENERAL,
collecting; claims Of all kinds; no charge mics
successful FULLER AGENCY. III 10Th St
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HELP WANTED.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at cur school in 80 TO 30 days Positions
guaranteed. PItman. Graham, Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction. STENO
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3ls-sls Colorado Building
81
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and haiTdresser. shaInpooiEg maGicuring chirsp-
ody facial and scalp treatment. WORK done at
hotels and residences Phone Main 2ss5. sN q
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AOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at s5 New York ave; large padded vans. 81 load /;
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STORAGE,
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1909 H ST NV.
Best lighted and ventilated rooms in the city
See US. BROWN & TOLS0N, Props.
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