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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-14
YOUNG MAN KILLED
 AS RESULT OF FEUD
FARMER IS SHOT DEAD AND HIS BROTHER SERIOUSLY WOUND ED BY TWO NEIGHBoRS, WHO ARE NOW IN JAIL.

Montgomery. october 13.-A special to the Advertiser from Demopois, Ala, says:
 Matt Candy, a young white farmer, IS dead, and his brother, O. G. Candy, is seriously wounded, as a result of trag- edy which occurred in front of their home at Halls Creek this morning, and Mar win and John Tut, farmers of the same community, are in jail, charged with the crime
 The Tut brothers rode up to the house in a buggy and inquired for the Gandys. AS the Candy boys started to the buggy. the Tutts opened fire. A load of buckshot entered the mouth of Matt Candy and he was killed instantly. O. D. Candy was injured in the legs and hips. The two families had been at outs for some time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-14
DR. ALLEN ACTS
 LIKE CRAZY MAN John Tanning, Whom Allen
 Shot, May Not Live BLAST OF COLD WEATHER Large Area of Alabama Will Be Rec commended For Forest Reservation
 Purposes By the Committee of Investigation.
 
BLAST OF COLD WEATHER

Huntsville. October 13.-(Special )-John Tanning, the man who was shot at New Market on Friday by Dr. A. c. Allen, was reported last night as being in a critical condition. His wounds may yet prove fatal. MT. Tanning. it is stated has made he has requested some of his friends to ascertain for him why he was shot by Dr. Allen. Dr. Allen is in jail. He has said nothing so far. and the attendants at he jail say that he acts like crazy man. lis friends believe that his mind is ar- 'eeted. At first it was intimated that the
 nwritten law might figure in the case. put there have been no developments yet to substantiate this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-14
WHITE MAN LED
 BY TWO NEGROES
WAS UNABLE TO TELL HOW HE GOT INTO cAMENT-MAY. OR RUSH WILL HAVE A BUSY TIME TODAY.

Bessemer, October 13-(Speeial )-Rather a peculiar arrest was made last evening, or at least something out of the ordinary came up to the attention of Plain Clothes Officers Partridge and Chidera They were on duty during the early portion of the evening and had walked down to Short street, which is on the extreme outskirts of the city, about 1O:30. Just as they went to cross an old field they saw trio coming along and could not make out who they were at first. Upon getting closer they discovered a negro man walking along in front and another negro coming along leading a white man. The officers stopped the party and in- duired where they were gong One of the negroes told the officers that the man had asked them to take him home, but could not tell them whore he lived.
 One of the negroes had in his hand a piece of two by four skantling, and he is being given the benefit of all doubts when we say that he was supposed to be on his way home.
 The white man. whose name is W. L.
 
 he was in such a fix. It was very mo- ticeable that he was either under the in- fiuence of whisky or else he had been given drug of some kind. He had about S2o in money on his person and besides he carried market basket filled with groceries and meats. The question naturally arose as to whether the negroes had come upon him and found him in toxicated and were trying to take him home or were they trying to lead him to a lonely spot and knock him In the head with the plank, and lay him on the Ala bama Great Southern tracks This stunt has been pulled off several times, and had it not been for the appearance of the officers on the scene this might have been the case
 The man stated to the officers that he lived on the North Highlands in Birmng- ham, but the dose handed him might have been accountable for his vivid dream.
 The negroes stuck to their statement that the man had asked them to take him home, and they were allowed to go. Lee was carried to jail and spent the night there. He made bond today and was al- lowed to go.
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A thousand feet of fun on the Curve. Get onto it.
u.RRYL. MARMuox. Mining Engineer

Mine examinations and reports made {, all work done from point of practical m,ner. [ know of several prospects in old Mexico and New Mexico that can he taken up. 1 will do all the work re- ouired by law and record the claims in vour name for s200 each and up. Have prospects and mines for sale; let me send you my list Addres me Hachita, Grant Co.,, New Mexico,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-14
Biting Cold Weather.

The temperature dropped to 34 degrees in this city early this morning, and q steady wind is all that prevented a killing frost. Vegetation has not suffered so far, but cotton planters are apprehensive that killing frost will come while large percentage of the cotton crop is unma-
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Forest Reservation.

Judge William Richardson. congress- man from the Eighth district. has re- ceived a letter from William l.. Hall in charge of the Appalachian and White mountain Investigation in which Mir. Hall states that a large area in Alabama prob bly, half a million acres. will be recom- nended for forest reservation purposes MT. Hall states that it has been a uues- tion whether or not to include the Sand mountain district. The commission at first expected to do so, but a representa- tive of the body has reported that the main reason why it should not be in- cluded is it's agricultural possibilities. Tine agent reports that there has been a tre- mendous boom in Sand mountain lands during the last few years, and that it has been settled up by people moving in from other states, mainly from Georgia, and they have found the lands to be rich. The price of lands has gone up to from BIO to S15 per acre. and this price is said to be prohibitive of their use as a part of the forest reserve.
 Death of John D. Ellis.
 John D. Ellis. well known citizen of Dallas, died yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness. aged 57 years. His widow and four children survive him. | llt DOuN MdS ldhel tO Mt. LlOn cnuTtI today, and the funeral was conducted by the Rev G. w. TIilliard.
 Examining Books.
 John Purifoy, state examiner of public accounts, is in Huntsville to spend two weeks here examining the books of the Probate Judge. circuit clerk. superintend- ent of education and sheriff.
 Grand Jury Report.
 The grand jury in the law and equity court made q partial report on Saturday. returning indictments against jail pris- oners. Nathan Weylman, Houston Clark, Matte Connally and Sam Ruffin for mur- der; Ernest Brinn and Clifton Esslinger for highway robbery.
 Weylman, who is charged with the mur- der of Stanhope Logan on July 4, was ar raigned in court and pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for October IS and q special jury of 40 was drawn. The traG- edy in which Weylman is charged with being the principal actor created great deal of excitement at the time. Logan Was prominent planter He and Weyl- man were drinking together and the two men engaged in a dispute. both using their pistols. Logan was shot in a vital spot and was expected to die within few hours. but he showed remarkable vital lty. living more than month and finall 7 dying from blood poisoning. Weylman has proved to be an enigma to the jail officials since his incarceration. He was the only one of four men to remain in his cell when three others escaped few months ago, and did all he could to pre- vent the delivery. yet week ago he made an elaborate plan to secure outside aid and break out of jail
 Laundry Damaged.
 The Model steam laundry, w. E. Or gain, proprietor, was seriously damaged by fire Saturday afternoon. The place was flooded with water and the loss Is esti- mated at about 5000, partly insured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-14

An old, tarnished lamp E can very quickly be made attractive by the application of a coat of Fl JAP-A-LAc. The DEAD BLACK is just the thing for refnishing a lamp it produces that beautiful wrought iron effect, which is so much admired. SIXTEEN BLlHE1IW TOR Selt o1 BEAUTIFUL M ~, e.a v, ,s1, :. er.sso S.os o2 SOIONS. s3S pl5 AsiD DRUG DEAlER5 SIZES FROT *&1txfk $ akyzE REFUSE - 5,4PlNTW GALL 0NE lss K isss = SUBSTITUTES
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-14

If you want the best advertising cuts try the Gawk, Age-Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
STABLES FOR RENT.

FINE BRICK STABLE ON WIDE ALLEY.
rear Zs5 Il uw, ac-5mmodllzs horses and j.
vehicles. Apply Z5 II. ia-'-7t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B.-Fo.i0Viug schedule figures published only ~
information ard are a0t guaranteed.
'11s.m m.-DsufIIs ard way stations
so b. m.-Hl.is5nhIf- and way stations.
g % q. u.-0.s=aefs and coaches 90 Atlantis and
Nsv 0T.rau- Dining Car
'u1o o. m.-S.esrers and coaches 70 Columbia.
ssTinrah and Jacks-nFilis. Dining Car
ftfl p m.-Haris1nburs and way stations.
's55 = m.-th3d0tfesUIe, Waueur5n. StTasoufz
ard war stations.
'6Ij 2 m.-SIeepers and coaches . Atlanta ard
Columbus Ca Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 20 San
Francisc1 rri-veeslT.
'950 ? m.~Siespers ard coaches % Challotts. Co
lumbis. and Augusta. Dining Car
"5l5 p. m--Slesre-s sad e5sches '7ia Lyuehh,lrf
snd B-ist0U TO Caattan01Ea Memphis and NsH
0rlcans Dining Car
III % e m.--Nev York snd Nsw Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 70 Asls7iIe Atlanta. Birmingham,
sad New orleans. CLUB and OBservaton cars. Din
i1z Car
N-ts--Dany 'wssk days
Through trains fI-m me s-uE arrive Washington
rs g. and 2 % a. m; 20 5l. g. u % snd
Il 81 D n daily Local trains from Hlulscu5urs.
z = p n week DAYS and p p. "a. daiyi from
. Claflo-tesvills s a. M. daily
Frequent trains 70 and from Blu~mo1t.
Tickst OFcss. -5 18th st.. 81 Pa. ave, and
PENNSYLVANIA station.
G.. ACKERT s. H. HARDWiCK-
v. r. & Gen. MF-. Fsss Trai AEr-
y. Fl. TAYLoE. g. r A. T. & BROWN G. A
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TRANS-PAGIFlG MAILS.

Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands. va san
Francisco close here daily az $50 p N. - 70
June 50. faT dispatch by United States transport
sherman.
Japan. Korea China. and Philippine Islands, Tis
Vancouver and Victoria British Columbia, Gloss
hsre daily 80 u .5 p. m I'D 20 July s. for dispatch
hr stssmer Empress q Japan.
Hawaii. Japsn Korea, China ard Fhilippsns
Islands via San Francisco. close here daily 81 SO
. m MP 20 J1lv fcr disp--ch BY steamer Korea.
Specis.~ addressed mails f-r japan. Korea, and
China ri1 seattle close here daily az SO p m
no 70 July l. ior dispatch By steamer Shinsno
1Iarl.
Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine Islands. va
Tacoma. close here daily az $50 ?, m I'D % July
g. f'r dispatch by steamer BeIsrophon. from New
York
Hawaii via ssu Francisco closs ssre daily AZ $50
p. m. up 70 june IS for dispatch b. steamer Ala
media
Australia except mails fer West Australia New
Zealand samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria, British Co
hmha. close here daily 40 j IS p. N. up TO July
Is. f,r dispatch cy steamer Molns.
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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 20 the main Ofiicei
WOODWARD & LOTHROP-Information Bureau.
GOLDENBERG S-Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner TN ST., H. /.
ave-, and z ST. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY 7th and Z sts. NV.
DOM & sANFORD's PHARMACY. corner y. l..
ave and North Capitol 81 NV
J0HNSTON'S PHARMACY. l22l y. J. ave. NV.
s. kANN, SONS S C0.-InfGrmation Bureau
CHAS. J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. dh and
East CAPITOL SIS
T. ?. WELLERs PHARMACY, 533i N ST. NV.
ATKINSON s PHARMACY llih and q sta nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY 5d and SITS nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and SITS. nv.
CAMPBELLs PHARMACY. 18th and Park SIS NV
KENESAW PHARMACY Mt. Pleasant ana lry-
ing ats NV.
AicNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and ats. NV.
TAYLORS PHARMACY, sth and sts. NV.
hENEB'S PHARMACY. 9Th and sta. NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, "a and SIS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
UNDERWOOD'S. corner Prince and Royal SIS.
NEW YORK.
LA COSTA & MAXWELL. Nassau BeeSman Bldg
CHICAGO.
La COSTE & MAXWELL, Marquette Bids.
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. s WALLACE. cor. Atlantic and y. c. aves.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

FOR SALE
A FINE NINE-ROOM DOUBLE RAT-WTNDOW
house. large rouEds good t6Glid.lEs. water Irmp.
Oh irr7=rf. one block from t-oAev. rear College
Park Te-v l-~ 1u men'lr nssltsh's. This is aes
~ fte tn-t places gear Wa-lurtor Owner ron
resident CHARLES SHEPARD 62 T ct. NV.
c7lfI
80 WAIT TOR INCONVENIENCE SQUARE
foot f-r I-ts within SO feet r. Connecticut ave
me vi'h water. sewer macaiamized street. and
Tau0lrhic Sidewalk three blocks north e z7-und
selling st g. GEO 7 ROBINSON co. INC.
s.3 lsth g. NV J. WALTER OBOYLE. Manager
isl1-i3t
ADJOINING CLEVELAND PARK ONLY uC
squar, f1Gt Don't buy urul you see 0vT bar
gains Bsa8tfd villa size with graded street.
sewer. water and gas adjoining property selling %
% -5-. fra view of city ahead 4 everything don
miss it GEO r. ROBINSON co. INC. sl3 18th
e. WALTER OBOTLE. Manager lel9-l0.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule lu Ffec- -71o p. lf..
ia ?. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
dsys-StouS a. principal points IN nAEEl1ls. Nestions
train standard coaches psEio- 90 Clifton FarEs
and connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pullman
Sleepers Clifton Forge 20 Louivil'e, Cincinnati.
IDfisnapols ST. LcIIs and Chicago. Dining car,
"A carte service from GId1rs7lls
sT r M-NEW &. & @. LIMITED. Dsily-
Fast nev vsstihule train. sors only st Gord0nsFls.
Charlottesville Staunfon. Clifton Forge. and Gov
isgsou Va; R7ncsssrte ard Hinton. w. Va Pail
man sleepers % Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis. ST. Louis and Chicago. Dining cars.
IA carte service One night ont
ul) ?. NE F. T. LIMITED. DsilT-Sold
7estihuls traia. Pullman sise7eTs 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car n Virginia Bot Springs week days. Dining cars.
"a carte service Ssspers Cincinnati 20 Cnicaso
and s. Louis. sni Louisville 70 Memphis, Nashville
and Southwest
Reser7ahons and tickets 81 Chesapeake and Ohio
0i1ces 5l3 Penus-irania avenue gre lts street rear
F. and Sixth Street staten. Telephones Main $50
Tor Pennsylvania r. r. CAB Service and Main lsss
for O. & O. Ticket D7l~e
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
luubia holding a Probate Court Ne. 1857. Ad-
niiuistrltou.-Tals is 20 give notice fhst The sih
scribeTs of The District of Columbia have obtained
from ;1e Probate Culrt Of the District q Columbia
letters tsstsmcntarv on the estate # Rose RILEY
late RI Tho District Of Columbia deceased. AT per.
having claims against the deceased are hcreby
warned % exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of legally authenticated 70 The subscribers or be-
f-re ths TTH DAY OF JUNE. A. p. I@s, other
wise they may by law be excludsd from aH benefit
cf said estate Given under orr bands this 9Th day
Of June. 1891 GEORGE HAMILTON. MICHAEL
j. COLBERT. tls 5'h St. nw. Attest: Seal JAMES
TANNER Register Of Wills fer Che District 6f Co
Hmhs Clerk of The Probate Court HAMILTON
COLBERT YERKES & HAMILTON, Attorneys
-e1n u = ivl
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INSECTS EXTERMINATE1

MOTHS. REACHES. ANTS BEDBUGs AND
OTTER INSECTS EXTERAINATED under con
tract. CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice g1atis % years practical experience: no
charge made until insects are fully eUtermnated-
Address WENDAL r. CLUTE,
Insect Specialist,
81 II st. NV, Washington, D. c.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

paving business, closest Investigation solicited. ref
Crenoas requested and given. Address BOX S. Her
aid Office ie2}st
FOR sALE-BUSINESS or OLD. POPULAR IN
telIigrnc- Office clearing 500 mOnthiy books open
% Inspection 600 II sold bv July 4, not for sale
after that date. Address LEASE x, Herald Of
fee. iels-7t
FOR sALE-WH0LEsALE LIQUOR LICENSE.
BOX r. Herald Office ielg-t
WHIsKEY. 81 PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. SIC r st. NV. apef
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A wEscHtFR. AurtIrB.,f.

TRUSTEES SALE or THOSE ATTRACTIVE
DWELLINGS. KNOWN AS PREMISES NUN
BERED f0i Fs AND H2 TO i32 INCLUSIVE
sAEpHERD STREET NORTHWEST. AND
NINE UNFINISHED DWELLINGS OK The
NORTH SIDE or QUINCY STREET BE
TWEEN FIFTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
b. vir1s # iro certain deeds # trust.
dated August IS. 1905 and recorded IN fibsr H32
f7li0s Gl st srq sud ~ q sel respectively # the
Land Records 4 thc District = Columbia. and a.
the request n the holders r. the notes secured
thereby. we viii offer separately 40 p36lic suction
in frcnt # fha r-susrlirs premises on WEDNEs-
DAY. The 1-b day n June. laT. c~mmsncBg AZ
CLOCK m.. ihs following described real estate
situate tn fAs County < Washington Dslgict q
Columbia 90 vit. Lots numbered f1rycight f'I
20 ff'~-ezht '5s. both inclusive, sixty si ard
'ixfg.tFJ 62I. in George g. Browns subdivision n
square numbered ssrenfe-setf rh "Petwcrih Al
difisn % Washington. and lt's numbered fftgfTs
55 20 siIfr.fhrrs e. both iHclusiss in George G.
ErcTa's subdivision n lots n s1uar- numbered
ssTrnfrf11r "a. Psfvarth Addition 70 fhe Cfg
n Washington. zs said Subdivisions are recorded
in Lter County No p. f1'i1s. respectively. g. and
% q the Records r tre once # The Surveyor oi
The District n Columbia. together with TIE i'm
Terms Z sales One fourth q ths purchase uarnsy
- b. paid ln cash. sHi che balance % 81 paid n
5Te equal iHs'a.-nrGts ig one two thEer four and
a-a years from date secured hJ i-rd r trist upon
fhe property sold with interest payable semi-sn-
-ulllY st tle rate r. 3 per cert fer snn.m cr sll
cash az Che option Ci Che purchaser a deposit q
$40 viii be required on each property - fle time
& sale Sale % be- close. within fft-en DAYS from
dsy ~ sale otherwise tl- Tr-per-7 viii Re rssoii l,
.de risk and c-st e 3-fs1tirg purchaser sf'er fvs
days sirrr'see1slt in s-ms newspaper Published in
Washington CRY, y. C. C0E1ryanciag At the cost
II purchaser
CLARENCE p RHEEd. Trustee.
GEO " F. SWARTZELL. Tgstss
t-IafEfs -ys gs s. n ".
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE SINGLE Of
fee. second foor Bond Building; c1nTsnisnt 20
elevator partly furnished or nor; pncs Tsry Low.
Apply nc. Bond Building 18th st. and y. y. ave
.slitf
LARGE MODERN OFFICES ~ THE MET-
zaro-t BIDS Ul3L-1 F 81. 1T-. G253 per mouth.
including heat light. elevator and J2Ei--T service
no extras. aPli-n
FLFMING BUILDING i3is 81 SNi RENO
rated Throughout spacious new elevator; steam
heat; uuezceiied ianit0r service; eTcelient Ctice
rooms on fourth focr. del2-f
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FOUND

LACEY DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
beI 7oc and sc per gal large bricks IN box,
- DO not ndge our ice cream by The price Try
g. and vcu will 1iy It Phone II rs. CO. New
NolS ave ar. feGu
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PERSONAL,

YOU CANNOT GET AWAY FROM THIS. OR
any one contradict IT, We are the top-notcher for
ua~iuz run value for mems discarded wearing sD-
ra-sl shoes, hats. shirts. send postal. we VII cali
JUSTHs OLD STAND 6l3 ..
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; ladies CT gents send postal, viii call
l. TARSHEs INs 7th 50. nv Phone North i99.
GINS or WISDOM A BOOK WORTH ITS
weight in gold. Free 40 our Office. or mailed n
you On receipt II cents ln STAMPS SOUTHERN
SECURITIES AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. 1875 II
s- 1w.. rltr iez35t
EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair. birrbmarzs mcles. SC. b5 electric needle;
guaranteed permanent Hsd pafrlsss no scars, Hbso-
Iufa privacy TriGr-rc4s from Tl sicGns and former
PATIENTS apparently hopeless cases solicited. consul
tatl1n free. electricity "a the only permanent ct-c
fer su7eri1CIs hair BOX e. Herald C5ice. or
uhcns N -S2 mhl'-tf
Warts. MOles, BirthmHris,
Hair on the female fac. b1rsheads. and an facial
bemishes permanently removed bY a.scxoyss Lady
operator ROOM g. Ms-zergtt Bldg Ill9 I ST. NV
ietQt
HAVE TOU ANYTHING TO SELF YOr WILL
be agreeab- surprised if 7al Til lst ne cell It for
yen MARCUS NOTES. &c .yh 81. rg. phone
Main SILL nol1tf
wHIsKEY g PER GALLON THE JOHN
wEDDERBURN CO.. 6.s B e. ny. apse
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ROOMS E0R RENT,

I702 F ST. NW-PHONE-LARGE BACK PAR
lor. with buffers pantry; suitable J. h. k. other
rooms ie2-N
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STORAGE,
FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves bric'a-brac. and 81 kinds Of house
hold goodA BAUM's FURNITURE SHOP 18th
and SIS Phone n. l3l3 Formerly, 9Th and Z.
ap91-tf
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LOST,

LOsr-PAIR OF GOLD GLASSES. WEDNEs-
dar evening. e-ias or coming from Chevy Chase
Lakc. APARrMENT B. the OAKLAND. ieZzst
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FLATS FOR RENT,

TO COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN. SECOND
Go1r. rooms. 9 closets. hack balconies. gas fr.r.
nishsd. So Inquire after 6 T. n. 1873 Monroe e..
Mount Pleasant i15-7-
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WHISKY. g PER GALLON TIE JOHN
WEDnERBIRN co. sl6 7 s.. ny. ielj-H
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. JUNE
T. 1907 Sealed proposals will be le-
ceived az this Department until O'CLOCK
3 m.. JULY g. 1907, and then opened, for
the installation Of electric passenger ele-
vstor for the Interior Department tOid
Post-office Department. Building Wash
ing. D. C.. IN accordance with specifca-
tions and drawings. copies Of which may
be obtained upon application 10 tie Chief
Clerk of this Department JAMES RI
DOLpH GARFIELD. Secretary. iolIA
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. g UP: SAMPLE,
brought latest spring designs painting Ia
PREFIX. l50l sth ST. Phone n. 5islm ial1-f
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WHsRET. g PER GALLON THE JOE
WEpDERBuRN co. 68 = st nv apt
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SUBURBAN-.-fOR RENT,

MAPLE TERRACE. KENsINGT0N. Mo. = p
r--n house. an modern Improvements. large
grounds vith shade $50 per month. Inquire 7l5
1fs ave No isE %
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MARCEL WAVING.

Mss NJ ]. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAVER
and haiIdresscr. sbau70gng mauicBung chrop-
odr facial aud scalp treatment. Work done a.
hotels and residences Phone Main B55 l4 G
81 N.Y. fs3AH
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOMES.

New. modern dwelling; best section NV; 70 rooms
md bath; cellar: hot-watcr heat, front and rear
stairs Reduced fer quick sale. Satisfactory terms.
!. 20.
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WITH BOARD.
WITH on WITHOUT BOARD.

1857 nth ST. Nw.-sEvERAL LARGE. WELL
furnished double rooms with or without table
h4srr sr1Cet
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HELP WANTED,

WANTED-COLORED PASTRY COOK, NOUN
tain Lake PARK. s. and fare other eooSs, wait
resses. walters and kitchen men. this city EU-
RERA l0Il " Y. ave.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. WHO CAN USE
the typewriter, Apply with references to THE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co. 49 10Th st. nv
ie1l lEH
BOOKKEEPING. sTENOGRAPHY. CIVIL sERv-
ICE DRILL, COACHING FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL
EXAMINATIONS. Low rates for summer. CAPI-
tai COM COLLEGE. SEQ o 81. Ew.
WANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE. TO TAKE A SUM
mer Course; much individual attention 70 pupils
wishing 10 review any study or 20 persons wac
wish 70 prepare for Ciyii-sCrvice examinations; any
study. 3 weeks. day or p weeks evening, 50.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 3ll Z. Capitol
street myllu
SHORTHAND AND TIPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at Cur schoo! in 30 20 90 days Positions
guaranteed. Pitmdu. Graham, Gregg. Barnes, and
Syllable systems individual instruction sTENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 5l55l9 Colorado Building.
ccs-tf
WHISKY. g PER GALLON. TIE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. SIG s.. nv. lel5-t
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; 80 EXTRACTING;
no pain; lock, feel act and last longer that natu-
raj teeth shrunken faces made normal. painless an.
ing Dr. J L. WILSON 1855 F s. NV mv7s-tf
DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns 6 up: Gold FIJI
ings 81 up; Silver Filliugs SC. Work guaranteed.
No pain. DR.. GEO. l. EDMONDS so st. NV
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The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
lYEIAG AND CLEANING,

PHILIP LEDERER. 1871 H ST Ne PHONE
East l1g3 Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for snd delivers work all over the city
Phone us. my2-ecd-3ot
The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
LAUNCHES FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-MARINE GASOLINE ENGINE AND
bull; l2h.p reversing propeller Tobih bronze
shaft and httings in perfect order. viii sacrifice
sinEly or together to quick buyer Address "a 10th
81 ne. lez3-I