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DENTAL WORK.
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

Madrid. Sept. 2-Reassembling Of the
Spanish Parliament has been fixed for October 10.
London. Sept. 22-It is asserted that
the financial affairs Of the sublime Porte. never in
a foUus6Hg condition are Just now giving the
cuiJdns advisers especial cause for concern.
Rome. Sept 2e-The Bulletin Of the
italian Geographical Society, in lis latest ISSUE Oh
serves that within the past few months large mum
Der Of Jewish people have settled in Palestine and
most Of them in Jerusalem.
Paris. Sept. 22.-Two more well-known
pictures in the Louvre galleries nave been damaged
hy vaud5ls. They are DaubiEuy's landscape called
The Harvest and a wellknOWn mIressiOuiSt
work called Alan-Olympia."
Moscow. Sept. 22-Tolpagin. a revolu-
ZIONIST. has, for the third time been sentenced 70
death by court martial for participation in series
Of r1bberies and other crimes committed he claims
an agent Of the secret police.
Cape Town. Sept. PA hunter named
Barlow has been fined $50 by the Levislorp Trans
yaal magistrate for shooting a hirTop0tam1s. one
Il the animals scheduled under the game preserva-
ton ordinance, and the hide and tU5ks have been
eJufscated.
Belgrade. Sept. 22-Whfe King Peter Of
Scrria was expressing his pleasure az becoming &C
q4aintCd with the town If ChuUria and is citizens
man IN the crowd r,mided him that DC had visited
tb.m two years ago and been received by a dcputa-
tiou. The king auologizcd for bis f.Tscttuucss.
London. Sept John DOdd. who died
az CaruaUon, leaving property worth about $1,000.
left $3.50 10 be applied 10 the care Of his pct AMI
mails. lie owned several dcss of high breed, birds
and monkeys and in his viii hc made as his exec3-
tor one of the stewards on his estate who had
charge Of the pets
Rome, Sept. 22-The sum of 100000, ap-
pruUiated by the Italian government for repairing
cu1mbliuC ancient monuments If Venice, Is about
exhausted and the mayor Of that city has been here
seeking another appropriation. Among the monu-
ments to be repaired are the Ducal Palace and the
Bridge q signs perhaps the most interesting sights
q Venice.
London, Sept pa private Of the
North Lancashire Regiment stationed at Fulw0od
Barracks entered the Preston Parish church yes
tcr5ay Placing a suUFice over lis scarlet uni
form. he delivered prayers and disc0WsCd from the
pulpit until his actions aroused the notice of the
sexton He was arrested and handed over 70 the
military authorities.
London. Sept. Can autograph letter
Of George Washington. dajed at Camp Valley Forge.
l775 and informing the recipient that if opportunity
occurred for an interview With Dr. FuTgis0n. YOU
NAV rely Sir l shall esteem myself happy IN show
ing the ciyilijies due his literary and socoed So
cial qualities. brought 81 at public auction this
week.
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October s. 1907. Remember the date.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule lu effect July 70, 1917.
200 +. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-StCps at principal POINTS in Virginia Nesti-
bule train standard coaches parlOr to Hinton.
handled IN No 10 from GOrd9usTiile, which has
ia carte pafIOr car and connects at C0yilgon for
Virginia Hot 0pungs- Pullman oieelers Clifton
Forge to Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, "a
Louis. and Chicago.
$40 T. M--NEW G. y o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new Tstibule tain: stops only &C GOTd0usyiue.
Charlottesville. stanton. Clifton Forge and Gov
ingtou, Va; White Sulphur. RoncegeTte. aud Hin
ton. W. Va Pullman sleepers % Lexington, Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST. Louis. and Chi
cage. IniBg cars. Ia carte service One night out
lilo T.. M. H. v. LIMITED. Daily-Sohd
yestihule train Pullman slecpers to Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars.
a Ia carte service. SlCCLlUs Cincinnati 10 CBIClE1
and ST. Louis and Louisville TO Memphis. Nashville
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake ana Ohia
Ocos 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue GO 18th street. near
4. and sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and Main 1858
for &. & o. Ticket Once.
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PROPOSALS.

POsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
y. c. September y. l9E- Sealed proposals win Be
received az The Office % tae Purchasing Agent Of the
Experiment until OCTOBER = 1907, az o'clock -
m.. for furnishing all the engraved aud printed mat
required Tor thc transaction Of the Postal Nones
Order Service. during a period Of toW years, cum
MCuc.Hg December J. lgJ7 The Public Printer and
the Director # ihc Bursau Of Engraving and Print
ing are required, 5y the provisions Of the act Of
March g. Is53 20 submit estimates for this Work ~
competition with bidders therefor Blank forms o.
bids with samples q biauss Sc, and f1i speci-
hCatiCus VIII De furnished upon APPLICATION 10 the
Purchasing Agent FOR the Post-Cf.ce Department.
Washington. ID. e. The Postmaster General re-
serves tie right % reject any al bids, o waive
technical defects and 20 accept any part " parts Of
auy bad and 10 reject the remainder. q. y l.
MEYER. Postmaster General. seB,3b.51oc-
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Illinois Has 14,I26 Dependents.

Bloomington. Ill. Sept illinois State
institutions. comprising the insane. blind,
deaf feeble-minded old soldier, and or
phan children of the Commonwealth, now
contain 14,126 inmates. There are seven
teen institutions which are supported by
the State and the one holding the record
for maintaining the lowest cost per capita
IS the Bartonville Insane Asylum with
$2S19 each year for each inmate. The
others run up a few de'Iars higher, the
average being about S33A
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
Offices, and viii be promptly for
warded TO the main Office;
WOODWARD q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bureau
IoLDENBERG' S-lni0matiou BUREAU.
HEIGHT JO.-J4sAiet's OiLce.
PALAIS ROYAL-Burtau Of Information.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 1th 81, 3. l.
ave-. and ST. NV
CYCLE COMPANY, Eth ard L SITS NV
DOM < SANFORD'S PHARMACY. corner ~ Y.
ave. and North Capitol ST. nv.
JOHNSION'S PHARMACY i22l y ]. ave. EE.
). kANN, SONS * Collaboration Bureau.
CHAS. J. EUHRAfAN'S PHARMACY, 9Th and
East Capitol SITS
/, =. NELLER'S PHARMACY. 1854 VI st. nv.
AThlNSON'S PHARMACY. llth aud q sts. Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY 81 and q sts nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and sts. NV.
CAMPBELL PHARMACY, 18th and Park sts NV
hkNLsAM PHARMACY, Mt. Pleasant aud IrV-
ing SIS. NV
MeNULTY'S CIGAR STORE 18th and sts Nv.
TAlLOk'S PHARMACY. 9Th and Z sts uW
hEALf; $ PHARMACY 9th and 5 SITS. NV.
Ac~hESNEf * JOACHIM. "a and SITS DC.
". j. TAYLOR, cuuftctiouer 30 9Th 81. Sc.
ALEXANDRIA
GEO. W. PErTEl. SD King street.
NEW YORK.
Ia COSTE 6 MAXWELL. sau-Beckman Bldg
CHICAGO.
Ia COSTE & MAXWELL Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. :. WALLACE. cor Atlantic and \, Q.
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WALL PAPER.


WALL PAPER
Picture Frames; best quality and workmanship;
prices right. ANlES SIS II uw. Phone sa-l-eo5lt
ROOMS PAFERED. s. Up; SAMPLES
brought. latest fan designs painting. lie PREUN,
--0I SIN s. Phone y. s35lm- JaIs-u
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school building Open Tonight.

The new school building adjoining st.
Mary's Church. dedicated last week by
Cardinal Gibbons, will be thrown open TO
the public this evening between 7:30 and
10 o'clock.
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: no EXTRACTISG;
no pain lC0k. feel act and last longer than nat.
ural teeth; shruuksn faces made normal; painless
DENTAL WORK,
Set c! Teeth and Gold Crowns, 50 up; Cold Fill
lnEs 81 up. Silver Filings. SC Worf guaranteed
No pain. Dr. GEO. l. LDMOSDS. SO Z St Nv.
ial0tf
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GENERAL.
You Should

C4n. write. or phone Tor Catalogue Of Draugho7's
spenerlan Bushes College. LINK Of Draughols IA
nous chain Of THIRTY Colleges. Catalogue contains
evidence that DTaughou's teach mole BoJkkeeuing
~ THREE months than any other business college
teaches IN SlA months; that about - D. cent OF
the Official court reporters Of the United States
write the system Of Shorthand that Draughon's
teacA; that Tallload COMPANIES are cutting railroad
wires into DTaugh0n's Telegraphy DEPARTMENTS
thereby giving Drauga0us TelCTaphy students main
line practice that DrauGb0n viii get ycu POSI-
TON or REFUND every cent Of the tuition Won
pay. INVESTIGATES DRAUGHON'S SpFN-
CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. NINTH AND D.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING WASHING
4ON aUIT. SJt
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TYPEWRlTERS.
BICYCLES.

UNICORN PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRES. ONLY
Sis, put on no equal against punctgres; trial
guarantee: headquarters for Hartford extra heavy
So 30; guaranteed vulcaniziug JONES RUBBER
TIRE WORKS, e02-60i ST. Nv. sel6.m WIZ
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE BY AN
expert at moderate cost. BOX IS. Herald office.
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DEATHLURKS IN MILK
Indian School Children Ex-
posed to tuberculosis.
CALL FOR DAIRY INSPECTION

Former Principal Davis Points Ont
the Dangers from Dread Disease
the Use of UncIean MiIIS-A Govern
mental Duty that Is Neglected.
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HELP WAIVED,

WANTED RECOMMENDED COLORED COUPLE
Is b-ter and cook, $40 % SIS Igl no.; waitress
cldnb-Tm1ld nurse. cleaner. and c-Css, also. Ger
man cock, good wages. EUREKA. llIl y \. ave.
NV
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TICKETS,

REDUCED RATES TO ALL POINTS AT
SPLIEDT'S TICKET OFFICE
1895 T s.. nv. Phone NJ 4i35
Tickets and Mileage Bought and Sold.
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS, &c, MOVED
with care packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIG'S EXPRESS. I22I II st. nv. Phone Main
aJlG au25-u
SAUNDERS EMPRESS. PHONE 347IPACK-
ing. shipping moving. carpets cleaned sc 81 Ilth.
se2l-2t
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,Phone Vain aaoO When Won Retn-n-

Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire TO have their paper
sent 10 their city address will please
'pho2e Main $500,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. H THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys

T. II. THOMAS and JAS. Uranus SAl j H.
Attorneys
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia holding o District Court In re The
Extension 4 Monroe Street Northeast. District
Court Nc. 55l-Notice IS hereby given that the
Commissioner Of The District q Columbia. pur-
s1aut 90 The provisions q act q Congress ap-
proved March 2 1877. entitled an act authorizing
the extension cf Monroe street northeast have
fled a petition IN this court PRAYING the c1ndsmna-
ton ~ the land necessary for tie extension q Mon
roe street northeast from Seventh street 70 Mlchl-
gan ,veu1e formerly Bunker Hill road, ~ the
District q Columbia as shown On plat O. map
nled With the said petition. as part thereof, and
lu.liug also that O 1Ty u i've uclcipIs expert
uCrd. disl-reTestCd men. who shall DC frechOdtrs
within the District Of Columbia, not related 90 ans
person interested iu these proceedings and not IN
lUubia or q the United States BE- summoned by
tle United States marshal for the District & Co
luMbia 70 asses the damages each 0Euer q land
90 be taken mas sustain b. reason ci the eXttIsi1H
r. rae said street and the condemnation u the land
Necessary for tEe IIrp-7as thereof. and 20 assess
t4e benefits resulting tlsrairom. including the ex-
rausls ~ 'lcse gra-lciiuSs provided for Iu and
ty the aforesaid aCt q C0uEeSs. u is, BY tle
crur-. this 3rl day q September. 4. j. 1857.
c7e-sd that all persons having ans interest IN these
proceedings D. and they are hereby. warned and
commanded % appear in This rCrT 900 q before The
18Th DAY OF OCTOBER. - j. 1877, az % O'Clock
@, m.. and continue IL attendance until tie cont
--sl Lave mad. lfs final order rat1rIrE and con
filming tLr aVarj q damages and The assessment u
benefits n TIDE rTrT 10 b. LulUelal and sworn
herein and 81 IS further ordered that copy 4 this
notice and order De- Published once IN tle Washing
tom Law Reporter ana ca six secular DAYS ia the
Washington Evening star. The Washington Herald
ana Le Washington Post newspapers published 80
rte said District commencing o. least twenty DAYS
before che said 18th day q October =. d. 1917
Il IS further ordered that COPY g this notice and
order b. served o. the United States marshal OF his
deputies upon s1ch Of the owners q the land 20
be condemned herein as may De found hy the SAID
marshal Or his deputes within the District q Co
lmtla, and upon the tenants and occupants q the
same before the said 18th dav u October :. D.
1907. BY the Court, HARRY " CLABAUGH
Chief Justice 4 true c0py-Tgst. iSeaLl J. T.
YOUNG. Clerk. By WINS +. LEMON Assistant
CLERK Is
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
FEMALE.

EY YOUNG LADY, As SECRETARY. GOV
eTncss. OF companion. French and familiar yr.jb
European travel. 4. l., l2O0 Piney Branch rad
seg4t
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WASHINGTON
AND
OLD POINT COMFORT
SOUTHERN RAHWAY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
=. B.-FoIowiug schssule figures published only a.
Information and Gre uot guaranteed
. SO O.. m.-baEiil.e and way stations
SO a. m--Harr,sau5arg and way stations.
800 d. m.-SleC.tr5 and coaches % Atlanta and
New Orleans Sleeper to Columbus va Dining Car
use a. m--siCepgrs and coaches TO Columbia,
Savannah, a-1 Jacksonville. Dining Car
f47il D. m--tiarr-seuaars and way stations.
80 B. m--tLsrlJt,esFllle. Naueut0n and way
stations
'5I5 r- m.-sieepers aud coaches % Atlanta. sun
st E-Itc Tourist Sleeper 20 San Francisco tri-weekly
go p m.->.esutrs and coaches 20 Charlotte. CO
luml.a. aud Augusta. Dining Car.
'l1-.5 J. m.-SiCCsCTs and COACHES VIA Lynclbgrs
and BRISTOL % Chattanooga. Memphis, and New or.
leans Dining Car
'uN1 %. New York and New Orleans Limited
solid Pullman % AE-svi.ls. Atlanta. Birmingham
and N-H Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. In.
ug Car.
Note-'Daily. WEEK days
TsrggEL trains from the South arrive Washington
80. s.i5. and 9aj @. H. go SIS S-4j Il So and
l!a3 ,. 10. dally. Local trains from Harris-nbUrR
y 3 D.. 70. week days and % T. II. daily: truR
Charlottesville, $40 "a. a. daily.
Frequent trains % and irym EluCmo1t
Ticket OICes. l1j 18th ST.. 5L Pa ave- and Penn
sy.yania Station.
C. Il. AChERT, g H. HARDWICR.
'. +. & Gen. Msr. Pass Tnf AIg5.
v. Il. TAILOE. G.. a. A l. S. BROWN q. 4
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH
September 2d TO September 9Th. inclusive.
Going-925 and Il a. m.. and $40 p N.
Returning go a. IN. ard 2. n.
SATURDAY SEPT. 18th.
Going -g25 and il a. m. 30 SO IS and IS p n.
Retuuiug-6SO q. M. l2.s5. 2, C. s. and % p IN.
SUNDAY. SEPT @TH
Goirg-925 and u a. H.. 30 4. 7I5. aud Gas p. m
Returning a. M. 1916. 2I0. c. G. aud 70 p N.
Gous-Au trains leave District Line station.
PAUL Y. WATERS.
General Manager.
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BALLARD & LANHAM (Inc.),
SUCCESSORS 10
ATKINSON q BALLARD co Qncl.
GIL 18th ST. NV.
..,0l

FOR RENT-BY J. 1. KOLB
90 New York ave. NV.
- Cap. l6T 2b-S ilG00'505 A ne 9r 3D. So 50
lsji NJ 81 nv. llr & b65CGI 100 ii NV Gr b.. n Sd
ll-I DIST. llr b.-..-.5l 90 Z1iia ne 6r % 80
s3 II NV. 500 SIS 10Th ne ST. b.-...-U.5j
liD i NV. lJr. b.-..45. ~ 1872 Union sw ST. wl2 cd
4th & ne ST & b. iStable rear COS Y uw. 5 50
store .,..----....-.-..35.5o 90 au15t0Clj
FOR RENT-l55j q ST. NV. HANDSOME
brick; 10 rooms; al modern imp...-..-...... $500
lJij GlraTd ST. NV. handsome brick i Moons all
ila7f Na.st
se25t a. T. HOLTZAiAN. 1927 F st. uv
FOR RENT-H5 NJ ST. NV. LARGE HOUSE;
side and rear yard; rent reduced THOMAS W.
FOWLER a son. so ST. nv sels6t
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. i75s AND
l76i Church ST.. 9 rooms: excellent CONDITION.
$3.50. L. L McCLELLAND li0j ST. sei7sJt
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SUBURBAR---fOR RENT.

FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME OF
electric lHe- lsTg. grounds. moderate rent. use OF
COW and chickens. Address BOX S. Head Office.
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APARTMENTS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE - TWO-FAMILT APARTMFNT
house. on tUllr improved street me-; bdt-vater
heat; steadIs rented az So win sell 10 colored uur-
chaser. address RON So. Herald Office se2t
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,
AUTOMOBILES,

AUTO TIRES - HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
makes first grade Diamond Goodrich. Ajax. Fisk
Dunlop, fresh from factory weekly; prices greatly
reduced. secuud-uade tines and seconds less than
half IIicc, quick emergency tire repairs made at
little cost. rgtrcadng and Wcauizing JONES
AUTO TIRE WORKS, 63263i f. Phone MIN $685.
so2I-Sa me-. tul2t
FIRST-CLASS LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR:
only used short tine; viii sell very reasonable.
address BOX Isl. Herald ofi,e. au3tf
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STORAGE,

CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS.
li)9 Ii ST NV
Best lighted and ventilated rooms in the c5ty-
See us. EDMUND II. BROWN, Prop,
sCS1t
PEOPLES STORAGE & EXPRESS 60. STORE
their goods in clean. dTy. locked m0ms Moving
packing. shipping q specially Phone North 5glOm.
l540 7th. se27 30r
WHY PAY MOREg WE STORE FOR &c A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE Co as 90
81 10Th 81. nw. Phone Main 4229. seJ-3Gt
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., now LOCATED
az 95 New York ave-; large padded vans s. load;
shOTse wagon IS load tnhI7-eod+f
October 5. 1907. Remember the date.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LLAN I STATION. New Jersey Ave. and l. 81.
EVERY OTHER HOUR % NE ODD HOUR
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEN TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW XUkk.
$50 a. ~ DWI. Pullman E8rI-r.
1900 d. ID. Bufet Psrlr. 5Hour Train
$s.i q. IA JileT ana IullI8u faIlor Car.
~ 19 a. In- Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
.l1g D. no. Diner and Pullman Paclu CaF.
500 , m. Royal Limited" All Pullman
t5sg D. %. CCltucs 20 Fni.adllQnia
so >. ~. Diner and Pullman Parl0r.
= 'N b ~. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
'l57 55 p NJ ssie.pg&
ATLANTIC CRY. f7O0. 900, iI05 a. n. tl00.
ANNAPoMs weekdays. 500 a. m. Haj noon.
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
lNc-k1ays, JU q. n. 10 lV y. M
TO BALTIMORE.
80 o.. '6-9. 100 80. 800. So 800 1917.
l29g, $50, 1870. $3.50 i4J), AS, $50 r5=3 $50,
ig:3 90. Ila0. 80. $50 1919 1888. ILL
WESTWARD
CCnlCASGo, $40 a. N, -, $50 ?. m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE,
- ~ a. nl-- $50 p m., 1870 night
PIITSBURG. $40 q. N. ~. '9lo p. u, 'l2-3a
SLEyELAND, -9Io =. n
COLUMBUS. $50 D. ID.
WHiEELIN q, $40 q. IN. 80 P m.
MlNGHESh FIR, 1910 a. m, tl.l5. 800 ?. n
FREDERICK. y. 1910. S9l5 a. m. s. 30. ii:35.
HAGEEsTOWN, f9lO a. m. $50 p N.
Daily. Except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
Reservation q Sleeping OF PaT!er Car space, Tates
Of fare &c, win be quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE az all Of the following Ticket Offices: ltI Il
ct. NV, Telephone Main 1891; 6l9 Pennsylvania
and Z st-ficket Oiice, Telephone East 6S7; infor.
nation Bureau. East s-i
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED COMPLETELY FURNISHED APART
meut Of three fo.u rooms and bath IN APARTMENT
house Ia northwest. with cafe. for session u Con
gre-s. best references given Reply 10 BON S. Her
aid ofce, seZ-st
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PAWNBROKERS.

MO. MONEY FLOWS FREELY-FOR Sc
~ clrity 1 accept. at 81, Watches diamonds,
Es and jewelTy. LOUIS ABRAHAAIS. 433 Ninth
81 pw. Phone u. $50. seI5-eod,S0t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC

SCOTCH COLLIES AND OTHER DOGS. YOUNG
parrots singing canaries goldfish rabbits guinea
pigs monkeys, fancy and homn.g pigeons white rats
and mice SCHMID'S BIRD STORE 7l2 18th st.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1919 C ST. NV; RENO.
waited throughout; spacious new elevator; steam
heat; unexcclled janit0r service; excellent office
rooms on fourth foaT. y25-u
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
THE LEHMAN BLDG. Iig5 y. Y. AVE
Al cOuYguicuces. Moderate rent.
selS-Tt A. T. COJNIBE.
FOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL DESK ROOM N
well-fgnished Office; every convenience; reasonable
So BOND BLDG. sent
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE OR DESK
room for rent. ground floor; clean and attractive.
VA. $. CARPENTER. 62l 18th NV. se8--t
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APARTMENTS TO LET,

ETHn MENIS III Lei,
FOR RENT
Apartments IN new apt. house. southeast cor 18th
and SIS. sW.; rooms wen lighted. newly usuaTgd.
rent so and $50 per mo.
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LOST-ON FRIDAY SEPT. o. A RED ENAMEL
watch. 18th e.. between and W Reward IL
returned TO CHAS. c. THOMPSON Washington
Herald. se4-3t
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN VERY NEAT N HABITS.
wishes furnished room with small refined private
family, must rot exceed S OF SO. give particulars.
BOX g. Herald tHIee se2I-st
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-02
CARD OF THANKS.

Last week the Guided Circle of the
order of the Kings Daughters asked
the citizens of Columbia, through the
papers, to patronize a lawn party to
be given by them for the benefit OF
the Home for Incurables, which is to
be erected by the Kings Daughters of
the State at Memphis and is to be
known as The Home For Incurables.
This lawn party was given on the
lawn OF the Episcopal church, and
$4,000 was cleared.
The Guided Circle is very much
gratified with the success OF this lawn
party, and wishes to express its ap.
probation OF the many courtesies en-.
tended to them by the people and Of
the large attendance.
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Another In the Field.

She was pretty and the drug clerk
was glad to sell her a stamp.
Also to weigh her letter.
Also to lick the stamp and afix 1t to
the envelope.
Put It on upside down, please she
simpered. That means something to
Charlie"
Then the drug clerk lost interest,"
Louisville Courier-Journai
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REST OF THE PRESCRIPTION.

What you want to do said the
druggist, as he handed the old negro
the medicine, rs to take dose Of this
after each meal"
Eyes, sun" was the reply. IAN will
YOU please tell me whsr CINE ter git
de meals?"