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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-29


now catching took second place." re-
marked one of his admirers in Topeka
The disbarment proceedings against
A. r. Tone Wilson and Anthony p
Wilson are set for hearing in the dis
trfct court Monday morning. The Will
sons have left the city and an attempt
was made to have the case dropped but
the members of the Shawnee Bar as
ISOLATION refuse to take this view OF
the matter.
With this evenings performances al
the Novelty theater. this popular little
playhouse will close for the season. An
interesting show is provided by the bill
for this week and one of its features
s as good piece of comedy work as
has been seen in Topeka for long
time. 1t is McRae's delineation of
hair-lipped boy.
John H. McSpadden, the grocery
man at Fifteenth and Lane street, ae-
companied by his wife, has left for
the Pacific coast and will spend the
summer in the west, returning home
by way of Billings. Montana, where
Mr.. McSpadden will try his luck at
the land drawing which will be held
by the government.
The average mortal If making a
guess would say that Topeka has had
more than its average rain fall for the
month of June, but Colonel Jennings
OF the weather department of the gov
eminent in this city, who never
cipitation was half an inch below the
average in past years.
The John Robinson's shows will ar
rive in Topeka during the night and
will move to the fair grounds, where
they will show Monday afternoon and
evening. Tomorrow morning the cir
Gus will hold church services for the
benefit of their employees In the
afternoon the baseball team with the
circus will play game with the
Eagles
The Peoples Amusement company,
which has charge of the Novelty thea
ter of this city, is engaged in an ex-
tensive remodeling of the Orpheun, its
Leavenworth play house. The Orpheum
and the Novelty are on the same cir
cult. When the work of remodeling has
been completed the interior arrange-
meint will, in many respects, resemble
that of the Crawford Grand in To-
peka.
According to the Atchison Globe Ar
thur Kane will try a new one on the
residents of that city in an attempt to
awaken them to the realization of his
attempt to please. The Globe says:
Arthur Kane, manager of the Graphic
theater, has decided to try it awhile
longer. and will adopt new plan. In
order to attract crowd to that part
of town, pictures of prominent Atchi-
son people and institutions and moving
pictures, will be thrown on a screen
across the street.
A travelling man at the National no.
tel became somewhat exercised over
the supposed loss of about fifty dol
lars yesterday morning. He had sent
his clothes out to be pressed the night
before and had laid what money he
had on the table. He couldn't find
it in the morning and accused the por-
ter of having stolen it. The police
took the matter up and went after the
porter to get it, or to get him. Later
the travelling man found his money
inside of the sweat band of his hat.
The porter received a five dollar bill
as a consolation for his wounded
spirits.
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SOUTHERN KIDNAPER FLED.
A Sicilian Kidnaper Was Traced to
Pittsburg, Kan, and Lost.

Pittsburg. Kan, June 29.-That there
is a Kansas end to the kidnapping and
murder of S-year-old Walter Lamana
by the BLACK Hand in New Orleans
developed today, when it became known
that Stefano Morfre, a Sicilian, wanted
in connection with the crime, has been
hiding in Pittbsurg, but escaped and is
again a fugitive.
Monfre reached Pittsburg from New
Orleans June Is and sought refuge from
the officers, with his brother. Rafael
Monfre, who lives in this city. His
brother, however, refused to have any
thing to DO with him. Monfre then
secured employment with the Wear
Coal company and went to work Mon
day morning, June II, at mine No II Of
that company. north of Pittsburg.
Detective Lehon. of New Orleans ar
rived in Pittsburg yesterday, and with
Sheriff Walsh searched for his man last
night and today.
They raided two suspected places
last night but the men they were look
ing for were not in either. Detective
Lehon has given up the chase and will
return to New Orleans.
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F1Tz TO MEET JOHNSON.
Two Heavy Weight Boxers Will Fight
in Philadelphia July 10.

New York, June 29.-"Bob" Fitz-
simmons, heavyweight champion
pugilist. will soon be seen again in &C
ton in the roped arena. Fitzsimmons
came into town yesterday from his
New Jersey farm and hunted up Jack
Johnson, colored boxer, and, after a
short talk, both men agreed to come
together in a siX-round bout at the
Washington Sporting club in Philadel-
phia, July 10.
Fitzsimmons looked the picture of
health and declared he was in condi-
ton to enter the ring. He has been in
light training for several weeks in an
ticipation of a match and will need
little preparation to fit himself for the
coming battle with the dusky fighter
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ARE EVENLY MATCHED.
Pugilists Squires and Burns Measure
About the Same.

San Francisco, June 29.-The measur-
ing tape has been run over Squires and
Burns and the men are found to be well
matched physically. The greatest dis
crepancy is in height, Squires having an
advantage of three and one-half inches.
Burns is three years younger than
Squires, but the latter is still within the
limit when when an athlete should have
reached his prime.
From the waist down they are almost
identical in size and the same holds
good of their arms, Their normal chest
measurement is the same, but Squires has
an expansion of four inches to one and
three-quarters for his opponent. The ia
BILE shows their measurements in detail:
az oIrcs
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81 was advised to try a change of
climate, which of course would mean
= loss of my position. when fortunately
one of my friends advised me to use
Peruna." $500 -
Thomas Fraser. 636 Second ST., N.
E., Washington, d. c., writes:
'Peruna has done so much for me
that I feel it my duty to tell you and
those afflicted of its merits. I was a
sufferer from Indigestion and bilious
ness until I could only attend to my
duties in an Indifferent way and really
took no pleasure in life.
Il was advised to try a change of
climate, which of course would mean
a loss of my position. when fortunately
one of my friends advised me to use
Peruna.
Il did so and in two weeks 1 was
different man and shortly after L was
cured of my stomach trouble. 1t is
certainly a great medicine"
How many people in this country
are afflicted with biIiOusness and indi-
gestion. Hundreds of thousands of
people.
After they have tried physic and
drugs and travel and sanitariums many
of them at last resort to Peruna. of
course they will. 1t could not be
otherwise, with such testimony as this
before their eyes. A great multitude
of people have taken Peruna and know
what it will do. Many of them de-
clare themselves cured of chronic ca
tarrh by using Peruna.
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KANSAN IS REMOVED.
Arthur TreIford Loses His Job as Pen
itentiary superintendent.

Santa Fe. N. M, June 29.-Acting
Governor J. w. Reynolds yesterday
summarily removed Arthur Trelford,
of Leavenworth, Kan, from the sup
erintendency of the territorial peni-
Tertiary upon report of Attorney GEN
eral George w. Pritchard, as referee,
that charges of inauman treatment of
convicts had been proved Governor
Reynolds appointed Marion Littrel,
formerly of Arkansas, for five consec-
utive terms sheriff of Colfax county,
to succeed Trelford.
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BEATING ALL RECORDS.
Automobiles Covers 1000 Miles in
Less Than is Hours.

London, June 2s.-S. F. Edge. the
automobilist who started yesterday
evening to drive a 60-horse power car
around the New Brookland cement
motor track at an average speed of go
miles an hour for "a hours, is beating
all records. He covered a thousand
miles in IA hours "a minutes and 1 5
seconds At the nineteenth hour he
had completed 1858 miles LILO yards.
or 612 miles better than the record.
The ride closes at o'clock this
evening
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A BASEBALL CONTEST.
Harvard and Yale to Struggle for the
Championship Game.

New York, June 29.-The Harvard
Yale baseball championship of 1907
will be settled on the Polo grounds
here this afternoon If rain does not
prevent Each of the big universities
has one victory to it's credit. The first
game which resulted in a win for
Harvard was played at Cambridge,
the second at New Haven during the
Yale commencement week, and fol-
lowing the usual custom the third
game must be played on neutral
ground.
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WhiteIaw Reid Entertains Prince.

London, June 29.-Prince Arthur of
Connaught is among the weekend
geusts of Ambassador Whitelaw Reid
and Mrs. Reid at Wrest park. Includ-
ed in the party invited to meet him
are Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew and
Mrs. Depew, Justice Holmes, Lord and
Lady Willoughby Deersby, Mrs.
Breese,. Henry Spurgis, Mrs Spurgis,
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND D. Barnes,
Misses. Brice, Charles Wetmore and
Mrs. Ogden Mills.
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COCKROAcHEs
Easy TO Get Rid of These Pests With
Sten-ns, Electric Paste.

EASY TO Get Rid OF These Pests With
Sten-ns' Electric Paste.
Put Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach
Paste in sinks and on the shelves, and
in the morning you can sweep up a
pauful of dead reaches.
This remarkable exterminator is the
only one on the market where your
money is returned If it fails to give
satfsfactio Much better than pow
ders. as it does not blow away; also
Guaranteed to kill off rats, mice and
other vermin-
Stearns' Electric Paste is sold by drug
gists or sent prepaid on receipt Of price.
2 OF. box Csc, l6 OF. box 800, Stearns'
Electric Paste Co., Buffalo. n. z. lfor-
merly Chicago, IlL)
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Insurance President Sentenced.

Minneapolis. June 2s.-W. F. Brech-
tel former president of the North
western National Life Insurance COM
pany has been sentenced to states
prison for five years. He was convict
ed of grand larceny from the COM
DanV.
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Harvest Hands wanted.

vicinity is greatly in need of harvest
hands and can use $50 at two dollars
and fifty cents per day. Cheap rates
can be secured for party of ID or
more.
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii, via San Francisco. close here daily at
n.i5 p. n mp 90 February u. for dispatch by
steamer Alameda.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily az $50 D. m. up % Feb
TuaTy y, for dispatch by steamer Dakota
japan Excerpt uarcels-pOst nails Korea China
and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver, and Vic
toria, British Columbia. close here daily az $50 o.
m up 70 February 70, for dispstch by steamer En-
press q CHINA
Japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at ESQ p. N. up 10 Frbru-
airy Il. for dispatch By steamer AH Nam.
Specially addressed mails for Japan Korea. and
China. via Tacoma. close here daily az $50 - m
up 10 February -, for dispatch hy steamer Tydeus
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine ISL
ands, VIA San Francisco close here daily at Il 5 D.
M. up 20 February Is, Tor dispatch By steamer
Siberia.
japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Seattle close here da5ly at $50 T. III. up to Fet-
ruary l6, for dispatch hy steamer Lyra.
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand, New Caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii and spe-
cially addressed mail for the FIJI Islands, via san
Francisco, close here daily at LIS D. m. I'D 10
February Q, for dispatch by steamer Sonoma
HaEaii. Japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Isl
ands. VIA San Francisco close here daily at AS
2. M. up to February .. for dispatch by steamer
China
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IN effect Noyember :. 1856
20 p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-Stops a. principal points in Virginia NCstDuis
train standard coaches; parlCE car % Clifton tqTge
with connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pullman
Sleep5rs Clifton Forge 90 Louisville Cincinnati. In
disuapolis. St. Louiz and Chicago buffet service
from GCrdous1iIa-
$50 p M-NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new y5stibue train; stops only II GcrdonsTiLs
Charlottesville. Stanton. Clifton Forge, and Coving
ton, Va RJuc5Yerte and Hinton, W Va. Pullman
s-cpcrs TO Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati Indian
spolis S. Louis. and Chicago Dining cars. %
carte service. One night out
u-i0 T. Nj +. Y. LIMITED Daiy-Solid
vestibule train Pullman siCcpers 10 Cincinnati Lex
ingc0n and Louisville Compartment sleeping caE to
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars L.
carte service Sleepers Cincinnati 20 CliClgO and
ST. Louis and Louisville " Memphis, Nashville an
Southwest,
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Otic,s SO penusyyaua aEeuua co lsth street. near
T. ana sixth Street Station Telephones Main $50
fer Pcnnsyiyauis T. R. Cab Service and Main loli
for G. & %. Ticket Once.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B--toI0EiDs schedule figures pubLisled oniJ Is
Information and are not guaranteed
= % a. m.-Dau7ilie and way stations
'735 a. m--Harriscublrg ard way stations.
900 a. u--Sleepers and coaches 70 Atlanta and
New Orleans Dining Car
'u39 a. m.-Slespers and coaches 20 Columbia.
Savannah, and Jacksonville. Dining Car
30 D. m.-Slcepe-s and coaches 20 Atlanta AID
Columbus, Ga. sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70
San Francisco tri-wCsEy.
f3fl = Williamsburg and way stations
'4.i5 p. m.-ChsrlOttessille, WaFreutOu, and way
stations.
ISIS p. m-Southeu's Palm Limited. Solid Pull
nan TO Aiken. Augusta. Savannah. jacksonville. ard
ST. Augustine Sleeper bi-BCeky 70 Charleston.
Dining Car
go p m--Sleepers and coaches % Charlotte Co
MUbia, and Augusta. SleCUlrs weekdays % Pine
hurst Dining Car.
-l3I5 p. m.-Sjeepers and coaches (via LynchbuTz
and Bristol 90 Chattanooga, Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining Car
IICj p. m-New York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 20 AsHcTiill Atlanta, Birmingham,
and New Orleans Club ard Observation Cars. On
Iur Car
Note-'DaiIr. fWeck-dsys.
Through trains fr1m che Solth arrive Washington
rs. s.35 and G5 O. %. go. SIS, 6-l5. I50. and
i 30 o. m. daily and I5.L5 o. m EXCEPT Mondays.
Local trains from HauE0uuurg. u - a. n week
days. and - T. daily from Charlottesville. sis
o p. daily.
Frequent trains 90 and from Bluem0nt
Ticket Ofic-s. 100 18th St, 81 IA. ave. and
Pennsylvania Station.
C. Il. ACkEET. S. II. HARDWICk.
p. & Gen. Mgr Pass Traf. MgE
Is. il. TAYL0E L s. BROWN,
Gen. Pass. Agt. GezT Agt.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED UP-TO-DATE MOD
iste; VIII cut fit. design. remodel and prepare
work fer ssamstrls5 90 finish: $50 per day; ref
Bon TO- Herald office
WANTED - POSITION BY EXPERIENCED
telephone operator; night work preferred. Address
BON Oh, Herald Office flggs
WANTED SITUATION As LADIES' MAID. BY
competent French maid, with best refs. Can OF
address -lll / ST. tc9ft
A NEAT COLOBED GIRL WITH GOOD REF
sIeuees, desires place IS waitress or maid: Stag
Or NOT at aigbt, FLORENCE, 1937ls llth ST. NV.
fafG-ee
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED - BY YOUNG MAN. WHO OWNS
piano, a furnished room. where he can practice /
evenings without disturbing any one Close in. Ad-
dress BOX S. Herald Office.
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS. s.
LOAD. TWO-HUBSE WAGON, S LOAD.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER COMPANY,
j25C0d-u rs 18th 81 Nv.
FURNITURE BAGGAGE. rGANOs. g.. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KBEIG'S EXpRESS. 1924 Il ST. nv. Phone main
eEo. fc5-lm
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SACRIFICE YEARS LESSONS FREE on new
pianos; 500 payments. GEO. LAWRENCE, 92i yth-
Expert Tuning. &c
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WALL PAPER.
CLEANING AND OYEING.

REMEMBER THERE Is ONE CLOTHES DOC
tor at lIjj Ia. ave nw.. and he Is the only clothes
doctor IN Washington Phone Main lis9- de2s-d
FRENCH CLEANING AND DYEING; FIRST
class work. ll06 18th st. NV. Phone north $685..
ja2i-Ot
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COLLECTORS,

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims: no charge unless sue.
cessful. FULLER AGENCY, IL 18th ct. Nv.
Ge2-SUu wed fritz
THE DISTRICT MERCANTILE co STRICTLY
collecting agency apd adIus,oIs Of debt: you need
rs. Phone NJ. 1885, Gil ltb So UF. ANTI
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK !. f.,
and west Of lIth ST. a fine 7-roJm resi-
dence, entirely modern and httrd with
every convenience; excellent repair; large
lot; for only $3.50 must be sold.
TAFT, OMWAkE q CO.,
200 Colorado Building.
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT,

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing them ms,
be seven years old; industrial policies. The
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. 20 g - us.
ia3f
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

HAIR, BlRrEMARKS MOLES, &c. REMOVED
by electric needle; guaranteed permanent and pain
less; no scars; absolute privacy; references from
former patients; apparently hopeless solicited
Consultation free. Electricity is the only permanent
cure fer siperfiuous hair. BOX H. Herald Office
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FoR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves bric-a-b-ac. and all kinds of house
hold goods. BAUNS FURNITURE SHOP. l4th
and 4 stA Phone y 1873 Formerly. 9th and L.
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DRESS-MAKING SCHOOL.

NEW YORK SCHOOL or DESIGNING,
DRESS1iAkISG. LADIES TAILORING. AND
SEWING SCHOOL, l@O o 81.
fErery lady lgr own drcsslsEer.}
Tie only place in Washington where ladies can
i5am 70 do their own drls-Inaiirg and designing
equal o. ans 1rst-clsss mOdiste. Take position "a
starr business for themselves EYerg pupil c7umeuC
iEC Instructions this week VIII CT SO reduction. and
-il De- guaranteed trzt-c.ass position. FRENCH
PATTERNS CUT To ORDER STYLE AND FIT
GUARANTEED COME now
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RAILROADS,
& OHIO RAILROAD


ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION Nss Jersey ave and a..
EVERY OTHER HOUR o. TIE Odd HOUR"
% PHILADELPHIA AID NEW YORK.
NEN IhH5IfAAL, I'D 81. MN 1Okh.
20 a. m DineT, Pullman rarlor
i9.Jj e. H. DH1Lt. PaTi1I fIgs lcfT train.
=. a. d. Diner sud Pullman par-or Car.
Ii99 a.. m. DIneI and Pullman FITlor Tar.
80 D. DINER ard Pullman tarior Car
sos D. a. Royal Limited AL pi.Iima1A
500 % t9acHes O. PHILADELPHIA
> 90 ,. "a. Diner and Pullman raIiOr.
s.1J y. 90. Coaches to Philadelphia.
'Il3J D. d. s.eepeIs-
- O. NlteptTs.
ATLANTiC CITY, 40. 900. iua1 a. a.. ll00.
's.l3 .. II.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
tWee- days a. h. 90 y. M
10 BALTIMORE
Week days, 81 500. ~, 90 10 s00. 80.
500. go. 1000, -l-3 a. ~, l2-l) u9vu. l2a5. %,
go. $50 so 49, 5zj. 80 So go 51g. Ca.
~. so, 90. ioas, 1915, H@J, li.15 D.
sundays. 20, % ~, ia. go. I9-0 II10 a. n.
%. lis. so5. go 5ag. SO. ia. 60 Ig11 lasj.
HI. u-5J ,. IL
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND AOKIAWEsr. - and '5s3
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
: go a. d., 40 =. m.. ESQ uislL
FiI ,i,s, he u T. In-' $50 p M 80 night
y. %.
WHEELING, 500 a H.. 80 p. N.
WINCHESTER, 80 a. L.. SO. 800 2 n
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 600 a. n. lZ05 noon.
Is >. IL, o10 p sundays. 60 q. n and s -
p. ~
LURAY and ELKTON '3l5 p n
FREDERICK. SIS. s3.l5 q. N. 80 AS. SIS
D. ~.
HAGERsTOWN fs-5 a. n. ard so ?. n.
BOYD and Tsy points rs-55. s3l5 q. H., g. %.
$50 f5-5 Sl9I5. rll-J D. "a.
GAITHEKSBURG and Uay points. &c. s3I5 a
M. r250. 81 -. $50. -505 f5-5 t65o, rs. sloa5.
I'll - D.. M.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points fs15.
1915 a. H.. s. %. 500 f55j r. m
Daily. Except SUNDAY. SUNDAY only.
Reservations u. Sleeping OF Paror Car space, rates
Of fare. DC, win be quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE at an of the foI9aing Ticket Otdcss; lill
q s. uV.- telephone. Main 1891 90 Pennsylvania
ave., Telephone Main ~, station. New jersey ave.
and st.-Tickrt O-ic-. Teiepaoae, East e. Infor-
nation Bureau East I'll
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LAUNCHES AND ENGINES,

GIT READY FOR SPRING. MARINE MOTORS.
all sizes and makes. both Hev and secondhand.
Launches. fixtures and bulls. See me fer bargains
CHAS. \. MOSS. I4u a. 81. NV. fe5-50t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUY CHEAP, PAIR BATH OR
gymnasium scales. ROOM o. Wyatt Blds. fest
WANTED-o) WHITE RATS AND NICE
SCHAiID's BIRD STORE IL I21h ST. nv. fci--t
MANTED-TD Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. Why not drop postal % an old rc-
liable firm. MARKS q Co. 90 sth. opposite Saks
ur phone main 1905. nel5tf
WANTED - LAW BOOKS. SECOND HAND.
TleicmaE on Real PupeTtg, Hale ga Torts Dan
iei ana Douglass ou Bills and Notes. &c write
prices. LAW. 1875 r S. NV
WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We offer y5u a good square piano free
f9F six months II youn pay the Gust Of moving
T. g. SMITH PIANO Co. rs Pa. ave.
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE,

NLW sIX-KOuN COTTAGE CHEAP FOR CASH:
I'd minutes ride from Trgaary. BOX s. Herald
office fl3.l0il - mh3. lgI1.2i
LOTS. -51I5j; Oh MINNESOTA AVE AND VI
81. hight Il ST.. lire, z minutes 90 Treas-
ury price. $40 and $50; terms s. down aud s. per
month. BERNARD q. BROWN. owner. 2II Colo
T4dJ Bldg ia13codtf
FOR HEALTH. SCENERY. FERTILE SOIL
and colonial Surroundings Let Us show yau our
fine HrorertIes along line Of d. F. * - D. r. r. /:
improved properties OF All sizes; acreage 20 SUIT at
prices ranging from 500 ger acre up CLIFTON
LAUGHLIN co. Us lftB 81 fc5-Stth-su
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DENTISTRY,
My AIveoIa Method
BICYCLES FOR SALE,

1907 HUDSON BICYCLES, 81 PER WEEK ASK
for MR.. WORKMAN, Hayerford Cycle Co, AZ
10Th ST. uw. fest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-10
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THERE Is ONLY ONE STANDARD. AND THAT
IS par excellence. We refer 81 the CXCTbItant
cash rates VIC pay fer mems worn garments. hats
shoes shirts. VIII call 90 your door quick with our
fast t-otter. JUSTHS OLD STAND. SO u.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments ladies' or geutlancu's. Send postal: VIII
call. /. TARSHES. lJ1s .th Nv Phone y 49,
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MRS. FRIEDA NOBLE. IFS NJ ST. NW.-HoLDo
spiritual meetings Monday. Wednesday. and Friday
evenings. 80. Readings daily. Phone y. ASST NJ
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MIR Z. MILAN. PIANIST AND PSYCHIC. 81
Eye ST. nv.-Scioutidc readings on anything you
wish % know. Hours. 8 TO 4. open Sunday. Jall-tl
HAIR on THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS. NOLES. BIRTHAIARhS. BLACK
HEADS. and an facial blcIaishcs PERMANENTLY
REMOVED by electrolyss Lady operator ROOM
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BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
% Colorado Bldg. 18th aud c. phone Main 2525;
expert Investigations any cause; all sections; strictly
confidential. For night service phone Moth iy4sl
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WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING UP HOUSE
keeping and wish 20 sell part or all Of your fur
niture send for the man who has the reputation Of
% years fair dealing
MARCUS NOTES,
426 9th s. NV.
Phone Main Sill. nolG-f