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The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
BILLIARDS REVOLUTIONIzED.
Oval-shaped Table VIII Make sew
eraI shots impossible.


eFaI shots Impossible.
London. July Els the anchor stroke
in billiards doomed? Without the inter
vention of the Billiard Association. there
IS only one way IN which the prolific
cradle or anchor cannon could re-
ceive It's death blow. and that is by the
invention OF a new shaped table.
Thanks 70 the genius Of an oxford
street architect. a way out Of the diff
Guilty has been found by the construction
OF table oval in shape, which is now on
sale in London.
By the mastering OF the mysteries of
the oblong table, billiards has become n
feat OF endurance rather than a game.
with the result that gates" have suf-
fered. Players Of the status Of Roberts.
Lovejoy, Weiss, and Dawson are already
practicing or this new table and in the
opinion Of these past masters Of the game
the invention is likely TO become popular.
The oval billiard table has six spots:
each spot is the center of a circle, which
IS represented in the formation Of the
board. The eXTemities of each Of the
circular sections are marked on the rim
OF the table, so that the players are in a
great measure assisted when attempting
scientific cannons. Repetition strokes are
impossible. since the curved formation OF
tho cushions renders It impossible that
any ball should be placed in a fixed posi-
ton.
At the first sight the oval table sug-
gests large breaks, but closer acquaint-
ance with the eccentrieities Of the curved
formation dispels the early promise Of
mammoth scores. As a matter Of fact.
the oval table gives openings for a more
scientific game than that afforded by the
familiar fun size oblCng.
New games will also be instituted. Oval
billiards. game which consists of scor-
ing by hitting a ball after touching the.
cushion-presents many possibilities The
points Ootainable are two for once on the
cushion and then on the ban, four for
twice on the cushion before touching the
object ivory, and six for trio Of cushion
bumps
No cueist can fail 90 be interested in
the new invention. which, according to
all the indications, has come to stay. Pro
fessional players are practicing daily at
the offices of the company in Oxford
street, and it seems likely that the oval
table is going 10 effect a revolution in
the art of modern billiard playing.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Y B.-Folloging schedule fglres published only a.
information and gre not guaranteed.
20 a. m.-Dan7ille and was stations.
's1j a. m.-HaUisonb5ug and way stations
go m--SicepeTs aud coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper 20 Columbus. "a. Dining Car.
30 a. m.-SleeIgrs and coaches % Columbia.
savannah, and Jacksonville. Dining Car
4Jl j. m--haTfIsoutug and way stations.
80 p. m.-yharl0ttes5ile. MaHcutOn and WAY
stations SrTasbUTg week days
-6l5 2. m--Sleepsrs and coaches % Atlanta Sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper san FraHcisco triweesy
80 p m.-SlserC5s and coaches 70 Charlotte. Co
mmbIa. and Augusta. Dining Car.
'lol5 p. m.-SleCpers and coaches VIA Lynchburg
and Bristol 70 ChaJtanooga. Memphis. and New OT-
leans. Dining Car
IL % p. m--Ncw York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pslluan 70 AshcTille. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans Club and Observation Cars. Din
Ing Car.
Sote-'Daily WEEK DAYS.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
Is. s;i5. and s-5 a, m. 30 Sc. ss5 II B. ara
i 40 p n. daily. I0c5l trains from Harrisouburg.
l2-25 J.. ID. week days and 20 ?. II. daily: lrOm
Charlottesville, s.l5 a. II. daily
Frequent trains 70 and nom BluemGlt.
Ticket Uficcs. rs 18th 81, 5u Pa ave. anl
Pennsylvania Station.
{ II. ACKERT. : H. HARDWICK.
Y L. * Gen ller. Pass. Traf. 3lgz.
" H TAYLOE. C. p. 4. L s. BROWN. g. A.
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CANS SIGNS FOR TWO FIGHTS
Champion to Meet Battling Nelson
and George Memsic.
Revised London Prize Ring Rules
VIII Govern Match with the
Dane on Labor Day.

San Francisco, July 27-Joe Cans and
Battling Nelson finally have agreed TO
fight, and they viii clash at Reno, Ney,
on Labor Day. September .. A meeting
took place yesterday, and for time it
looked as though the proposed match
would fall through. the principals being
unable to agree upon several points. Jim
May. president of the Reno Athletic Club,
conducted the negotiations with the men,
and guaranteed them a $4,000 purse.
Nelson's manager wanted the weight lS3
pounds at the ringsde, with fighting togs
on, while Cans wants 1913 pounds ringside,
stripped.
Finally Cans offered to abide by what
the revised London prize-ring rules said
on the subject. and to this Nelson's man
ager agreed. It was found the prize-ring
rules do not mention Weighing with togs,
so Cans won out and the men will have
to weigh stripped without togs.
Cans and Memsic Sign.
Los Angeles, Cal, July 21.-Prelimlnary
arrangements for the worlds light
weight championship battle between Joe
Cans and George Memsic dater known as
Jimmy Burns) have been completed. The
articles of agreement were signed yes
terday. and all forfeits demanded by those
documents have been posted.
Jim Jeffries will act as referee, and viii
receive $l0G0 for his services. The s. 900
posted by each fighter IS in his hands
also S3,00) of McCarey's money. When
the azshters enter the ring the night of
August Is two checks. one for $, 200, an
other for 5000. will be handed Jeffries,
the first check for Cans share OF the
$4,000 purse and the 5000 Memsic's share.
The men will be required to weigh in
public every day for week before the
contest which viii prevent another Mel
son-Herrera fascO AS a protection 10 the
public, Jeffries says If anything develops
that does not look right he VIII declare
il no contest.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
TRAkS-PAGIFlG MAILS.

Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily al G >
p N. up 70 July ., for dispatch By steamer Ala
media.
Hawaii Guam. ard Philippine Islands, via san
Francisco close here daily at GO y. n up 70 Juy
81, Tor dispatch by United States transport Logan.
Japan Korea China. and Philippine Islands. via
Y-ncower and Victoria. B. G.. close here daily al
50 p. m. up to August l. for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of China
Specially addressed mails Tor Japah Korea. and
China via Seattle close here daily al $50 p N. up
TO August /. Cor dispatch by steamer Aki Mau.
Specially addressed mails fer japan. Korea. and
China, via Tacoma. Close here daily at $50 p. m.
up to August 2 for dispatch by steamer Ningchov.
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands. via san Francisco, close here daily at %
p NJ up TO August 3. for dispatch By steamer Man
chBTia.
Hawaii japan. Korea. China and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco. close here daily al 80
y. N. up to August 10. for dispatch by steamer
Nippon Mau.
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia. via Naneouver and Victoria. B. C.. close
hc.e daily at $50 D. m. up 10 August Il. for dis
patch By steamer Manuka.
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MIDDLE STATES REGATTA.
List OF Events Arranged for Labor
Day or the Harlem River.

New York. July 27.-At meeting of the
regatta committee of the Middle States
Regatta Association in the Harlem Ca
sino the programme of events for the an
nUal races, TO be held on the Harlem
River on Labor Day, was arranged. The
events are: Junior single shells, interme-
date single shells. association single
shells. senior single shells, junior double
shells. intermediate double shells, senior
double shells. junior octuple shells, junior
fOur-oarod gig, intermediate four-oared
gigs. senior fOur-OaTed shells. junior eight
cared shells. intermediate eisht-oared
shells. senior eight-oared shells junior
f0ur-O8red barges. senior four-Oared
b2rgeS (the barge races are conditional on
four entriesl, and junior quadruple shells.
All races are one mile straightaway,
Speedway course.
The officials are: Referee. James Pill
kngton; starter, John on Regan: time
keepers, John \. Abeel, Robert J. AfiIi-
gan, W. A. Cameron, Thomas 4. Came
ron, W. a. Doscher J. A. Miller. jr. f.
r. FoTtmeyeT. r. W Black. and w Gray
Watson; judges az finish John Kemp,
George Pearse. Harold Scrymser, James
Fay. Z. W. Kimelberg, Oscar J. Thees,
\. MaronseS, and William Regan. clerk
Of course, William Mulcare; assistants.
Z. II. Anderson and Joseph ". Maher,
and announcer. NJ. \. Cornell
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A PIANO FOR YOU-FREE

We Sil lean a good square piano free Tor s.
months TO any one who vii pay cost q moving II
Why not g,e your children a musical education
Coll or -uunna u. III.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - BLACKSMITH FOR RAILROAD
camp principally shoeing; wages $3.50 per day.
Inquire On work two miles from Beuaings, u. c..
on sheriff road. GEO, y. FERGUSON. U27-lGt
VANTED-A YOUNG MAN. Il OR Is. IN MEMS
furnishing stoIe Apply Monday morning. lH5
18th ST nv. fvzS9t
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS SECOND MAN
iwhitel 10 work in ice cream factory. Apply
fUSSELLS $. liI New York ave. ny E25-3t
WANTED-CANVASSERS OR SOLICITORS. 40
sell jewelry for cash or credit; regular salary and
percentage on sales. Apply CASTELBERG'S $50
"a ave NV. jeStufsS-tf
WANTED-AT ONCE. MILK WAGON DRIVERS.
Apply. with references. BELMONT DAIRY Co,
21l6 14th 81 wit
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WEST WANTS AUTO RACE.
California Dealers Ask for Wander
biIt Cup Event.

San Francisco. July 27.-The Automobile
Dealers Association Of California to-day
made appeal by wire to secure the Van
derbnt Cup race for this State.
The association offers one of the finest
fifty-mile courses in the country and
agrees to have all traffic excluded during
the race and police the course with the
State militia.
The course Is In Alameda County and
seven miles of its boulevard is as smooth
as a billiard table. According to a law
passed by the last State legislature. any
road can be set aside for auto speed tests
or a race
Coy. Gillette SAYS he viii not interfere
if the militia companies here volunteer
fCr police duty.
If Eastern clubs are opposed to having
the Vanderbilt Cup run here. Californians
viii guarantee a cup Of solid gold. fully
equal to the Vanderbilt in beauty and
value.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED To BrY-A MODERN. ATTRACTIVE
cottage. near suburbs with grounds and shade
trees; moderate price; detached. Address MRS \
H. LOVE. The Falcon, 2l5 lith ST. NV. city jy35-3t
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+. G.. SMITH PIANO CO.,
l225 Penna. ave. 'Phoqe II. ~.
N26-W
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staIlion Noble wilkes Dead.

Watertown, " Y. July 27-Noble
Wilkes. the fastest stallion bred in
Northern New York. dropped dead in
the stable Of its owner, George Hos
sington, Of Adams. yesterday. The
animal had 4 record of 2:12L. and was
well known on Eastern circuits.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
SLEEP ON GEOGRAPHY.
4 Fine, New Exercise Warranted to
Ward on Insomnia,

l Fine, New Exercise Warranted to
Ward on Insomnia.
A haggard looking man strolled into a
downtown drug store the other day. and
ASKED the druggist for help. He said he
had trouble in getting to sleep when he
retired. No matter how sleepy ne might
be during the day or how much sleep he
might have lost. the moment his head
touched the pillow he was wide awake
and lay thus for several hours. The drug
clerk regarded him quizzically few mo-
ments and then replied:
My dear man. YOU don't want medi-
cine. What you want is something 10
change the trend of your thoughts Do
as friend Of mine did. He was troubled
the same way and found that the old
folks plan of imagining sheep passing a
barrier and counting them was out Of
date. So he began trying 10 name all the
States in the Union lie soon got them
so ne could classify them alphabetically.
Then when they no longer Interested
him he started on the counties of this
state. He now has them at his tongues
end, classified up TO the fourth letter. Now
he is starting on State capitals and their
locations; then he viii take up county
seats.
"A moments glance at an atlas during
the day shows him when he is wrong. and
the beauty of the plan IS that he rarely
has 20 think along these lines longer than
ten minutes before he is sound asleep.
TO make If short the study Of geogra-
ply is a good narcotic"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN
THE WASHINGTON HERALD
July 20. 1907.

Does it pay to advertise in THE Herald" remarked
w A. Taylor of the D c. Business Brokers, Four.
teenth street Look at this; We received commission
to sell a business within orty-eigh hours must have
the money in hand in that time, our clients parting
instruction We received the commission to sell July "a
at o'clock, telephoned THE Herald advertise at
O'Clock, sold at o3o m. on July IS. Does it pay?
Try itP
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largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
MOTOR BOAT RACE ENDS.
st. Lawrence River Events show
Unusual Speed on Water.

Frontenac, n. Y, July 27.-In one Of the
fastest motor boat races ever run on the
st. Lawrence River. w c. Whitehead's
Simplex, of New York, defeated the Pi-
rate. owned by c. ". Heacock. of Pitts
burg, over a twenty-one-mile course, at
the annual regatta of the Frontenac
Yacht Club this afternoon.
The boats finished cEly Sc seconds apart.
The time of the race was 47 minutes and
- seconds.
In the fourteen-mile handicap event,
speedy Damphino, owned by Grant Pea
cock, finished first, with ROLAND Pea
cocks Pirate, jr., second.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-28
Herald Branch Offices
Want ads for The Herald may be
left Mt any OF the following branch
Offices, and will be promptly for
varied TO the main Officer


Offices, and will be promptly for
varied TO the main Officer
WOOL WARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bureau
GOLnENBERG Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th 81. r. l.
ave. and r 81. uw.
CYCLE COMPANY. 7th and L sts nv.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY. corner y. 7.
ave and North Capitol ST. NV
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. l21 y. J. ave nv.
s kANN, SONS & Collaboration Bureau.
CHAS. j. FUHRMANS PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
!. 7. WELLER'S PHARMACY. Sy3i VI st. nv.
AlbINSON'S PHARMACY lltb and q sts. Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. 81 and G SIS. nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY LIST and sts. NV.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY 18th and PARK sts NV
kENESAW PHARMACY Mt. Pleasant. and irE-
lnE SIS. NV.
McNULTYS CIGAR STORE. 18th and sts NV.
IAlLOk's PHARMACY sth and = SIS. nv.
hENERS PHARMACY 9th and sts nE.
McCHESNEY 4 JOACHIM ID and sts. ne.
ALEXANDRIA
/ GEO. ". PETTEY, 80 King street
NEW YORK.
Ia COSTA & MAXWELL. Nassau Beekman Bldg
CHICAGO.
La COSTA & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY.
II. 5. WALLACE. cor. Atlantic and \. C.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED - SHAKERS WHITEl FOR LAUN-
dry white chambcgmaid and waitress. SIS; colored
COOK and Mattresses this city ch5mhcImaid and bell
boy. Mountain Lake Park EUREKA" 1911 y. Y.
ave
NANTED-WHIrE MAN AND WIFE. NEAR
city; good wages. Apply DUPONT AGENCY. l7gJ
Oregon ave iyg-gt
WANTED 90 WHITE COOK. To LEAVE THE
city; good wages. Apply DUPONT AGENCY
I55 Oregon ave. iy1-7t
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITlNG CAN BE
learned at our school in 30 TO 90 days Positions
guaranteed. PItInan, Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction. STENO.
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-si9 Colorado Building
o
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY %. 1857
SUBJECT To CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS.
Gons-925 and u9o a. H.. 20. 80. 7:lJ. and
s;i5 =. a.
Returning q. N. R:5, go, 60, sa9. and
10 15 p Il.
SATURDAYS.
Coins-9-25 and u9s a. n, 90, $50, 80. 7;i5
and 80 ?. n
Ietunmg-Cao a, M. l2:s. 90. 6.2a. sza s.s1.
AID l0-0 y n.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
G0ins-9:5 and nao a m-. 2ae. -. 40 rs.
and 9:S p ID.
Retunmg-70o a. m. E.s. PIG. go. $50 80.
and lo:31 D. n
Going, al trains leave District Line Station
PAUL !. WATERS General Manager.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

FOR SALE-LARGE BUILDING LOTS on MILL
tary road. between Washington and Fort Myer. at
kadn0r Heights heautaed hy shady oak trees; beau
uiul view of Washington; only one mile distant
Hom tEo electric roads, so Ycr lot, terms. s.
doau, balance S. Ter MONTH without interest OF
$50 per BOT cash. JAMES +. CLEMENTS. IE6 e.
S. nv. Phone ~ 1852. jy256t
FOR SALE-FIyE ACRES or HIGH LAND.
adorned By large oak trees. betvzen Cherydale
station, On Oid Dominion electric road. and Dixie 5
landing on Potomec River; scenery equal 90 that Of
TIE palisades II the Hudson only SO per acre.
easy terms. or S9) pe- acre cash. only two miles
from city hy cars or hy river JAMES +. GLEN
ENlS. lt5 70. NV Ih0ue l0sl UZ56j
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-WONEN. WHO ARE Legal. RESI-
dents Of any State. for government cleTkshipa In
close stamp Tor special information FRED WAN
NAMAkER. Civil-seryice Adviser. D. c. i2s4t
ANTED-EXpERIENCED sALESLADTES IN
oUr hons diminishing and neckwcar DEPARTMENTS
Apply 70 w. VI. BALDERSTON. Manager. before
le o'clock, Palais Royal \. LISNER v9-st
WANTED r. YOUNG LADY CLERK IL ICE
cream store; neist BE- well recommended and viii
ING 70 work on Sundays. Apply D0RAN BROS
50 II ST. NV iv25st
WANTED-A SCRUB WOMAN; PERMANENT
job. Isl IA. ave. Nv.
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Cent a Word Buy Want
khLLROADS,
CHESAPEAKE & OHI0 RAILWAY

1~DN144E AZ tAtet JhAt AsJi.
80 1. Ai--Sa-D .yO-Aas-s.1-s 4--sA .sa.oS, daily
SioGs al if4nc.psi D.iIts "a sasiilia. trslibuls
iEs4a s4.Iu-ru c0sces l,aisJr caF ~ clifton for.s
and cCunsciH1n Tor Hs..iia IfUt SpFiBSs Putnam
S.lepoTs ClAsUn fOEss 10 l.yllissiie CINCINNATI
IbG.~ilagolls. B. Loua. AID Cl-4cags, Disluz -.
IA carte service from Gofdonssillg
az L. M---NEW =. * U. LiMiTED, Daily -
Fast neS tUsiI0ds trai-. Stops ony at Cufdonssslls
CAaIicttes'iie' StsunioA. Clinton tUgC. and Coz
mston, "a, Ahlte sulphur, h0uceEeIle and Him
ton. ~ Va Pullman sicvlers 10 i.c1mgtOn. Louis.
Vile. Cincinnati. lndlsnapoii.. 81 Louis sud tH-
cago. DInlsE elIs "a rllte scTlcC. Oue night cut
I4IJ /. B-f 4. a. GlAi4I I'D. uSu5 -,oIpi
HestlBuie train Pullman sleepeis 10 Ilaciuusu
Le1hgIun. AID LOulai4l-J- .neat s.g,.,.ss
car 70 Virginia Hot spr'nEs Hrck uaya lining c4f,
d IA caft1 seltlce Sleels4s CINCINNATI 10 suicdKl
and LOuS. ami L0uIsiile " AIeAlp4ls, Nasa....
AID Southwest
reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohi9
OIces. Ieuuy iTauIa Avenue 5g5 j4tL street near
/. and Sixth Street Station Telephones Msla s75i
Tor FennsyHania f. X. az SeIslee aud Aiain ~
for {. * .. Ticket Once.
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Point for The Advcrt;~rr-

Point for the Advertisrr-The
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper a.
the Caritaf.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT STORE N THE NEW CONGREs-
sonal apartment house. lSl and las, Capitol SIS .
VIII be fitted up drug Store with fixtures soda
fountain and decorations O. sgit tenant; excellent
stand: special inducements viii b. made 20 desirable
party. THOMAS >. FISHER * Co. Inc lA4 L
ST. NV 12l-tf
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BICYCLES.

Hudson Bicycle Winner
In all events at the Pythian Field Day. July q
1901. Eastern agents HAYERFORD CYCLE Co,
AZ 10th n. NV VISIT
DNE YALE, TWO READINGS: SLlGHTLY
used; cheap. At HAZLErON'S, 429-sG 10Th S.
Nv. my5-tf
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SAVINGS lustituri0n New YORK. City; Payment has
been stopped. Finder rewarded leaving same al
National Savings and Trust Cos Cticc. this city
blG-eoitf
LOST BETWEEN KANN'S STORE AND 5TH
81. and Pa. ave-. lsLys gold watch. marked J 4.
t.. and fDb Vith go.G monogram. +. h L. Please
return To -t6l is.h So. and rcceiye ressrl is21-5t
LCST-AT GLEN ECHO, LADY'S HUNTING
case watch, "Bss-ie' CEra7ed o. case leather
fob; metal plato, engraved IS Reward. s. Ad-
0rtss 80 Sth So. So. U27-G
LOST - UMBRELLA. ON kENSINGTON CAR.
Kindly rgtEru % CHARLES +. NACCH. 1903 18th
ST. nv. UE-5t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

SEVERAL WAGONS. BUGGIEs. AND Lot
Of wheels; also harness suitable for any purpose
must be sold At onee-souT price 18Th and nw.
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DENTISTRY.
INSECTS EXTERMIHAIED.

MOTHS. ROACHES ANTS, BEDBUGS, AND
OTHER INSECTS EXTLRAiINATED under con-
tract. CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates and
advice gratis; % years practical experience; no
charge made until insects are fully extermina.ed.
Address WEND2L l.. CLUTE,
Insect Specialist,
5IT II 81. nw., Washington, ID. c.
mv1I-9Gt
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIHED-Y0UNG PATRIOTS AND
eanaries, goldashes monkeys. trained goats rab-
bits guinea pigs, dogs. cats. and best Flea Flee
soap. &c. SCHAnD'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th St.
h@' 5yi4-t
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WALL PAPER.

AS WE ARE LARGELY OVERSTOCKED IL
wall paper Ct all descriptions. We VIII sell It at
low sacrifice Iricc. Give us q cIil. i. g.. NOLTE,
907 llth ST. NV iyIs-codn
ROOMS PAPERED. s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs; painting. lie
PkEUX. 1901 9th St 'Rh0ne \. 3Isln. jsls-u
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FLATS FOR RENT.

UPPER FLAT SIX ROOMS. BATH: SOUTH
front; cabinet mautel, furnace. gIs range aud
heater isis5 attic, cellar. yard; sloa Owner. 1854
r Sc. iv2sst
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE Oh RENT-IN ANACOsTIA. NEW
6rcrm brick; bath bot water heat cellar, pUfches
side lights: Is minutes % nayy yard. OWNER, 81
Harrison ST. Amaze stia l-.-st
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APARTMENTS TO LET,

FOR RENT-BT ELLERSON & WEMPLE
67 18th street
Attractive apartments 2l G Sc. sw
New, steam heated all modern improvements.
S9Gl yer month and $50 pel Month.
b273
KENT I5 \. CAROLINA AVE. sE-sIN
rooms and bath; wiil sgbles ere apartment for
summer, 81; al conveaiences kAkRICh q MEr-
CALF. l3z8 n \. ave. te9u
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TALKING MACHINES,
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS ~ j. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAVEs
and hairdTesser shaInl'5oing manieuring, cbirop-
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done al
ho;els and residences Phone Aian 355. 9A u
81. nw. fe2g-.f
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-GADILLAC AUTO: SEATS FIVE;
fine condition; wiz demonstrate; extreme bargain:
terms to suit SMITH & GIOYANNETTI. a4
l4th ST. nv VISIT
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1919 G. ST wv; RENO
yatcd Throughout. spacious new elevator; steam
heat; uuNceli,d ianitor seuicci excellent ohc1
rogns on fourth floor B5-ts
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HOME MADE CAKE.

MISS McKELLlP WILL SERVE HOMEMADE
cake 20 order AZ THE SIGN OF THE FOX, IA
nth Also wcll-cookcd luncheon daily from p to
U247t
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FOUND

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND SHER
bet, ZCc and 9c per gal. . large bricks in a box
&c. Do nor judge ouT ice cream by the price. Try
It and you wil bus Il. 'Ihooe N. $50. ~ New
York ave NV ly5-tf
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AT BERWYN. Md S PER WEEK; ELEGANT
fare and home comforts. MRS. DE MORGAN,
Central ave iy2ftf
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COLLECTORS.

LAW AND COLLECTIONS-WE DO GENERAL
collecting; claims Of al kinds: no charze unless
successful. FULLER AGENCY, III 18th St
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE BUILDING LOT. J0XI56 FEET. on
the heights Just north Of Mt. Pleasant. near the
ncw extension Of 18th IT, .uoV being graded Ad.
dress Bon ~ Civ Post-o;hce- jy2tI5t