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TAFT nsIn.nrnnce RISK.

In spite Of his heavy weight. William
H Taft IS regarded by the insurance CON-
panies as q good risk There have
been rumors that he was so much above
the average weight that he was not 2
good subject for insurance. an6 II has
even been published that there were NJ
policies issued on his lie This is en-
tireiy erroneous
The Republican candidate for President
carries life insurance OF between S50.Gl0
and $6o 010. He has acquired this grad
ually, and has several times been thor
OUghly examined and accepted Even
when he went TO the PHILIPPINES. where
the climate is very uufavorabIe- the CON-
panies not only did not suggest the can
collation. OF his policies. but increased
his life insurance
Though he IS overweight Mr.. Taft has
a strong heart. fine lungs. and IS in ex-
ceilent physical condition HIS family
record is very good and he has a more
than average expectancy Of life"
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NTER ARE YOU LOOKING % a % TS z nn5 M
RUSSIAN GENERALS IN PRISON
Routine of Their Life-First Meeting
of StOesseI and NebOgatOG.

Routine of Their Lffe-First Meeting
of StOesseI and NebogatoG.
From TIE London Globe.
The unfortunate Gems. Stoessel and
Nebogaton are now confined in the fort
ress Of SIS. Peter and Paul, together with
the naval commanders GrigorieT and
Lischin- The generals have each a spa
cious cell. well lighted. while the other
two prisoners have a cell equally large IN
common The cells have large windows
with iron bars overlooking the Neva and
the Winter Palace The furniture for
each is a camp bed. a large and a small
table two chairs. and a press.
The prisoners outdoor recreation con-
-sists OF gardening. under the direction Of
Lischin. who is no stranger 10 that ART
and mystery.
According TO the rules Of the prison
fortress the four unfortunate war pris-
oners rise at S a. n, take their tea, and
-hen proceed 10 the garden. abutting
upon the Neva- At noon they dine to-
gether, Nebogaton presiding al the mess.
What the conversation OF these men. upon
whom fortune has not smiled. but whose
bravery has never been irnpugned. Is, car
only be imagined At s p n they sup
and al g O'Clock they take tea Between
times they can read what they like. news
| papers. books. and magazines
i seems that Stoessel and NebosatoH
met for the first time IN prison They
only knew each other from photographs
Alas. that we should meet IN such q
place said StOesseI 20 his companion II
misfortune as ~adown his cheek teal
I unbldden stole NebogatoH replied
God above IS our Judge We must never
I lose courage"
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Elmer L Cleneuts. - and Be-4is L Hayes. =
both 0f Surrattsrlie. Nd Rev J. H LaZar.
Jo1n Fuchs. 2 and Elsie n Spinner p Ses-
John Il. Deis.
James Mac Nel. 8 snd Florence E Cole. 3.
Baltimare. Nd Rev. = Howard Wells
Winfeld A Wilson. 3 and Nellie " Neal =
Rev. John u. GiL
Philip L. Lee. 5. and Anna c. Battle. 2. Rev.
william T Russell
samuel J. stsiaberseT. s.. ard Helen D. Eassl. 2.
RABBI Louis Stem
COLORED.
John Cray. 81. and Mary L. Jaekson. Sc. Rev.
J. 4 Rohnson-
Arthur Han. 3 and Annie Tinksrs. = Rev,
Charles H Young
Walter c Carter, 3. and LILY v Miller, :. Rev
n " Car
simon B G-eeuhiT. a. sad Elizabeth sinons. n
Rev. F. ". Lee
I. H. paws. 80. aid Matilda Ana Lee. = Rev
Olver Tylsr-
George A Stevens Z, and An1ie E. Andersen. Is
Rev L. B. Gordon
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

square 570-Pauli1e Hocheisea 20 Waltz r WIlco1
ard Geo-Ee F. Haze. 20 secsre J Calvin Cruuise.
S90. ; years. 5 PER cent seni-annually. lot :
Square SG5-John ". Red e uz. 70 Geo-Ee n En-
Washington SIX Pr Cent Building Association.
ssoo. lot .
square Z5s-Thomas 4 Melton et rx 10 Chapin
Brown and He17J H BerEnaln. 70 sec11re he
Oriental B,lildinT Association No. 6. son. part
original lot -
Bingham place-Joa1 d. LLOYD et u 70 Alfred s
Niles and Robert NJ Rothe-. 70 secure Hopkins
Place Savings Bank, Sl5,750. years. Per cent,
seuli-anuually lots 81 n g. block 8
PARK View Te--ace-Nlchaei G. Nc1ounick e TX
10 Edward J. SseIiwaEen ard Thomas n Gale.
70 secure n. Roze- Dulany. trustee. S-l56o5. .
years. peT cent. sernlan1resly. lot 9, block 5
SQUARE I05EE6rar Church e u1- 70 Henry z
Bergman AID George N Emmerich. 20 seCE7s
Metropolis Building Association. No 8 s5.zo
lot Is
Ycunssboroush - Eczing-ou Storage Couuany TO
JOHN B. Lzrner and John A Hamilton. 20 secure
Clarence z Latiusr. S0,ooo. yesS, per cent
seuli-annually part
TX to Samuel d Walker and Michasj L waller.
to secure Eastern Building and Loan Associs-
ton s. 90 lot q. block 4 Charles " Scans-
bury e ux- 10 sane. 20 secro same. $50. lot
Square loOs-James H Ke7rick ct u 70 August
i. and Ellen c. Bourgeois. 70 secIre August
Bourgeois. Sso. years. Der cent seni-annual-
". pt 81
Square I1-Thonas s Lee to John B. Larner and
John A Hamilton. 70 secrs Washington Loan
and Trust Company. SOoo. l year, per ce1t.
seni-annually, lot g
North Grounds Columbian UniverSity-AIartha Scott
10 Milton z Aies aad William J. Flather. 70
secure John n Jones' 5000 years. per cent,
senian11ally. lot Sc
Trinidad-Li1an A. DEXTER % Christian J. UhhoH
and Bernard A Duke. % secure Frederick Ner-
tens. 500. I year. per cent. senai-aznuaIly.
part
Square sS7-Auna E Hart to Edward J. stsuvase1
and George E FlemilE. 70 secrre Edward L
Hillye-. SO, years. 81 Per cent, se1zi-annually
lot So
Square Soe-Esteils q. Watkins to B. Frzocis saul
and James T. Shes- 70 sec1re Garnett A smith
2,6o. years. Per csut, ssrni-anuualiy lot l66
Cameron & Brooks Addition 70 Argyle Pz-k-Nill
IAN ". Coblentz 70 Theodore y. GIN. T.. and
Reeve Lewis, 70 secsre shelton 7. Cameron. $50
years per cent, sszniauanally. lots 10 and Il
square Z3
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAM BOILERS. VENTI-
iztinE fans and motors. and flooring lumber Of
Zee Of Building f0- National Museum. Library Of
Congress. Washington. D. c.. July 2. Es--Sepa-
rzts sealed proposals for furnishing delivering and
installing IN place complete the wate7-tube steam
boilers for the power plant and the fans and motors
for ventilation and furnishing the Georgia pine or
maple wood sleepes and flooring required for The
new building for the National Museum. IN this city,
VII be received AZ tbs Office until O'Clock p
OF THURSDAY. the 9Th DAY Of August. 1908. and
then publicly opened- Specifications and other IN
formation furnished on application 10 this ofsce.
BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent Of Con
struction- H1289.S1
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDEk-ON-
Estate of Mar A Walsls VII dated Deosmbe-
2 Iss-
Estate q Mary Z Lofier. order admitting vin %
probate and record and letters testamcntargs b14.
S.5ll Attorney. r A. Ford
II re samuel Katz; order appointing guardian .
bond. so. Attonevs Topper & GusacE
Estate a John { Llboey. order granting leave r
deliver personally Attnrneys Gor1ou & Gori1l-
Estate of Daniel F. SprgE. Wln dated DeceI1er
T. fsss- order admitting VII 90 F-otate and record
ard letters testamentary. bond 500 Artoue5s. r.
Sr-igE Perry ard W Aici-esil-
Estate q Mar Lsuch. petition fer probate and
record ard letters tesramcnrary. Att0Trsy. C. J..
Murphy
Estate q Sylra1us z johnson; petition for TO
bate and rec0rd q VIII and letters testarnentary-
Attorney. C. C. Calhoun
Estate q Joan McKeou; petition for 1T15ase ard
record aDG lCtterS tes-aue-tarJ Arr1IneJs. ole1au
A. Darch
Estate q George " stein. petition for probate
and record of VII ard letters testsmeuta-y- A.
tcrneys Leczie. Fultor s. Con
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District uf Columbia. Washington. D. C. July 2.
19s--Seaed proposals VII Be received this of1cs
until 2 O'Clock p m. THURSDAY. JULY 30. and
then UIbicly opened in Room No 59, for fur
uistinZ the District Government with five draft
horses. 10 be used II Street Cleaning Work- Horsss
% be sound. good workers. good conformation. be
tEee1 the ages q i've and eight years and not
less than i,5So pognds each IN weight. Each hoTsS
before being accepted 20 Be subjected 70 an ex
animation By the District Veterinarian n Wash.
Inzron. D. c. free of expeuse 70 seller For fur
thsr information and blank forms Of proposal appiy
al cfcs q Prope--v Clerk. District Building
HENRY B. T. NACFARLAND HENRY L
WEST. JAX J. MORROW. C0alztsioaers. D. C.
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How sea Lions Capture GuIIs.

The sea lion displays no little skill and
cunning in capturing guIls. When IN pu7-
suit the sea lion dives deeply under water
and swims some distance from where II
disappeared; then. rising cautiously. &
exposes the tip OF its nose along the sur
face. at the same tine giving IL a rotary
motion The unwary bird near by alights
20 catch the object. while the sea lion
at the same moment settles beneath Jhs
waves and at one bound. with extended
Jaws. seizes its screaming prey ard in
stantly devOurs il
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, July 20, 1sOs9
Equity Court No. l.
IrsTIcE ANDFRsoN-

JtSA4CE ANDE1-SON
No. Es6L Redfern vs. Redeem; receiver appoint
ed; bond. 500 Attorney. Hayden Johusou-
No. 2S49. Dulany vs.. Waggaman: receivers author
lied 10 sell Attorneys Maddox & Galley
No. E59o. In re Columbia Fire Insurance Cen
pauy. decree q dissolution and receiver appointed
Attorneys. r. P Perm & Son
No E535. BAH et al First Cooperarivs
Building Associztioas loan of Adolpa Be-man Or
dered settled Attorneys. J. s. Easby-Smifh and
J. L Smith
No Z52 Wells vs. Wells Ct al: reference 10
examiner. Attorneys Albert Sitlus-F. z MitchelL
No l9l2- In Re William J. Losan; committee
discharged Attorneys F. G. Condren and r. P
Evans-A. W Thomas
No. 27i59 Sheldon IS. Sheldon ct al leave 70
fle suit without prepayment q eustS Attorneys.
]. A Tooney and W z. Ambrose-F. z. Pratt
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City View Heiehts-Heurv T. Glfry. trzstea, 70
Jane h Fulrcn. l1- . block 49,. So
Rzndie pa-k-JlEes A Watson e uL 70 Lyia I.
Weaver lo, l. block T. SO
Moore & BsrbCur's SeconG Addition % Wasti---o1
-5a-ah NJ DaTidSoG- lots = - 2. biodz o. SO.
Miurwcod-Riehard 2. Pairo e. TX % Willia-7 =
Kehoe. lots III 70 Ia. sguars G5s5 SO
Park View Tcr-1ce-Ben B. Bradfo-d e %
William :. Kehoe. lot 2, block I. SO
Widows NIi-c-Charies o. Rice 70 William =
kehoe. lot I75. Sia
Parz View Terrac-E Rozser D7ianv- trustee =
Afiehaei G. 1lcCorzick. so- 81 block s
FrlendshiT--Edita s Black e VIZ william H %
Allan Mel AbsTt. par. SO Allan Mel Abe-t
70 Henry n Browning. sane land. SIC
&c street n0Theast, between Sixth and Seventh
s-ree-s-Euzra r. Tahler e. VIZ. Edwin h, %
Mary Z Woods. %: p square 81. SO
YounsSborcuSl-Claries F Nesbit and John 2.
Slemzn. T.. trustees. 70 Ecklg1on St07gs Con
raly. Tarr. SO
Cameron & Brock's Addition 20 Argyle Ps-k-Shel-
run T Cameron e ux- 70 william " Cohlertz
lots - and L. square rs
Trinidad-Frsrk A Barbour et Tx 70 Sber1outs L
Brooks. lot s. and pa-1 l01 s. biock ). SO
Sixteenth street southeast, between and G s-reetl
william F. Hummer e. tx % Esnry 2 Ho1ck
original lot % square 1875. SO
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CHESAPEAKE { OHIO RAILWAY.

NOIE-Pabllslod Only as m-01maIi0l. and not
guaranteed.
40 ?. NC & O. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
tiblle train Pullman seepers 70 Lexington. Louis
VILE Cgpclnzzti. Indisnapols, Chicago, and IT
Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot SrTl1es. Pull
man Louisville 70 Nashville, Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining cars. q IA carte service
ul0 p M--F F. V LIMITED, Dz1lr-Scid
Festlbule trai1. Pullman sleepeTs 70 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville Compartment seepins
car 70 NIg1nia hot 5Irlngs HeeE GAYS Dlnl1g cars
Ia carte service Pullman slcepers Cincinnati TO
Chicago and ST Louis. and LOUISVILLE 70 Memphis.
Nashville and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake ard Ohio
O1hces. 5l3 PennsylvEnia avenue; - street, and
New Union Station Telephones. Main 7sS0 for
Washington Terminal Cab Service, and Main l06S
Zla for 9. & o.. Tlckel ono
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY
SCHEDULE N EFFECT APRIL l. 1906.
Tzav. vVas-s---r- Yer T--i~- e-ar---

SCHEDULE N EFFECI APFlIL T. ls0e.
Leave Washington New Uniou Station
SIS a. m--Daily-Am points Norfolk and West
ern; also Knoxville ChattsnooEa, and Memphis
D1s5 p m--Daily. Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. k1oxviile ChattsnooSa. Nashville, Memphis.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars
For No-folk-LeaTe Washington 40 a. N daily,
ua5 a II daily lexcspt sunday Arrive NorfoIk
IN a. n. 55 D II
425 ?. m--Daly-Bc-TyTlle BsEzy. Shenandoah.
Elktou-
Trains from the Southwest a-TiEe SIS a n and
u30 p. n
Al information Fourteenth street and New YGk
avenue (Bord Buildirgl-
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SEABOARD Ar LINE RAILWAY

lIChtI UFFICE, IA PENNA- AFb.
Notice-Folowing schsdule not Erara,teed-
935 A u Daily-SeaboaTd Alzil- Through coaches
and Pullman seepers to Savannah and Jacksonville.
Through sleeper Washington 10 Hamlet and Hamlet
to Atlanta Dining czrs-
6z0 2. II Daily SeabSard EIpress- Coaches an6
Pullman 70 Savannah. JacksonTille Tampa. Atlanta,
Birmingham. MeusrAis Dining cars
e H STANSELL, District PsSe1Sz Age1t
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strenuou.. u Robust.

From tie Chicago Tribuzs-
The patriarch Of the olGen type is not
so much in evidence now But America
IS full OF weIl-preserved men far past
middle life who hardly show their years.
as. with modern machinery Of achieve
ment. they accomplish more IL q month
than their grsndfathers could have done
IN q wear
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HORSES. MULES. AND VEHICLES

GREAT VEHICLE AND HARNESS SALE TO
reduce stocz 5000 worth Of vehicles less tbGn
cost: all good new and up 70 date 5 D. WATERS
& son. SO Pa ave Nv iyI2sr cod
FOR SALE-TWO LARGE WORKING HORSES
and nice little driving mare. kind and gentle
5o9 9Th St nv. W13t
AUCTION SALE Every TUESDAY. THURS
day. snd Saturday Cone and buy your horses q
rs. and save money. We sell strictly On couznais-
13sf
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FURNIs8ED OR UNFURNIsHED.

TWO ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR. 5 ROOMS. SEC
end ao1r7 furnished unfurutsbed7 rent cheap.
$50 \. Y. ave. Nv. u5-S
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Equity Suits.

No 27s57- Ars-sz,a y Cole e. a. IS. Geo-zs A
Barnett ct a. partition aad sale. Arrorzry ". p.
Reilly.
No Z95s- Pscple's Saviuss Bank IS Geo-Eiz a
Bicks. creditors biz Att-rney. Z /. Giss
No "a Helen g Sheldol v. James Shel1on.
7. maintenance ArcC-ueT A a Ls1scouh-
No Z9l- John kennedy kuEi-1nda Heisle-
ians.
No. rs john 3. Dzish trustee. William
!. Zen e. al accounting Artoney. L 4 Ihazsas.
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Criminal Court No. L.
IrsTIcE ANDERs0N

JUSTICE ANDERSON
United States vs- Campbell r. Gihson. Frand izr-
ceny. warrant of removal from Easferu district of
Pennsylvania fled: defendant commifted 20 iaiL
United States rs Richard Jscks0n. violation of
policy Law. recugnizauce $50 taken
United States Charles knuts0u. forgery. -
ergaizsnce so taken.
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AUCTION SALES.
D. NOTES. Auctioneer.

To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: ON MONDAY.
August 3 1s5. a 10 g. H.. IN front Of premise SO
9th Nv. WI sell at public auction. 70 cover
storage cha-Ezs al goods ard chattsls stored with
Us iu the names q Ms. Ryan. L " Stoddz-d.
John 4 Day. l. NJ Cushion (Guichonl Suzzie
Brown. g. Beune-. Alice Sander Bessie BunEJ
En- Dorsey. and John Ellis UNION STORAGE
AND FTRNITURE Co. Inc iy2St
AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & cos AUCTION
Toous, corner 18Th and D sts NV on SATUR-
DAY August !. Ia0s. vii b sold al goods stored
N The Names q Elizabeth Dies James Loftszs. r
SPARKS. Lizzie SasDha-d and Joseph Houtzmsn-
sy56tszS L. e STORAGE CO.
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Fashions in ExerxthfnE.

FTo1l t6e GenfIeWoulan-
Architecture, domestic decoration. even
the prevailing style OF feminine beauty.
IS not beyond that mysterious movement
known as being the fashion"
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No 81 In Thomas Z. WaEszn1n. trustee
directed % o0lFey lots g % s. block 5
No- 81. In re Adam 2cCaadlishs a6511icatl11
and refere-cn.
No. So In -e Cla-eadoa Smith; rule 20 show
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Law suits.

No sos0e. William Potts- DAVIS. =. rs David
Van Cieaf. APPELLANT aupeaL Dafeudauts atto--
neTs- Ealsfon & Si[11rs
No ssle Fanny P Richzrison vs Capital
Trac-iau Company damages. S,oooo. Attorneys. ".
P Bel and J. T. C1li. =
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HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE
GOEERNlIENT -


Uho are tlred C- being a mere c1E - Wheel -
those who wish 90 I00ssn the slacEles that bind
them daily 20 Petty detail work ard routine
uliCa permits q no brain dcFEl1LIt-r- 20 ll- D.
P 3. c. PREPARE yc1 and PLACE yen n q
Eoocr1yiuE position as banker. bookkcsper. s-suoa-
per- private szcrs-1r. u-lageT. -seEaIl operator
railway aEel-- There are 10 Limitations placed
on one's ability IL the great flsci-lr1-r fed n
business send iGr cur large illus-rl-ed. c-1-h-
Ind beck eyr-llai1E eEgrTtll-E cc-ca-ll-- -ae
cr1-rses teach. c-=-, &c g. colleges i- =-va1-
ten S-a-cs nineteen years z--cess- POSITION
SECURED Or MONEY BACK Cur-rlr- ha-Ecl
tv S21F8 C7r1aIl--1n- Can address
DRAUGHON-S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LEGE 'slrcess1r % Tie SHeuccri1u'. Ac1Ilmy Il
Music Binding --h and . SIS -u- -gi-eod-tf
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Circuit Court No. 2.

JIcL4(k A&DEhSDN-
Nc 5oi29. Adams Adams Judgment vacated
a. defendalts costs Attorneys. J. A. Johnscn-
G. P. Hoover
No. 5759- Kinds Is. Costinetts leave granted 70
file plea q set-of- Attorneys. ". D. Heury ard
R. ". Nobray-Pennehaker. CaTusi & JCIes.
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* g ST. NW--LOVELG LARGE FURNISHED
/ seed loca7ion- lyIoeod-55t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Foll0E1ng schedGle figures published OILY
as information. and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans.
AsheTille. Chattanooga, Memphis SIS g and
i % ?. II daily.
Fer Roanoke knoxTile. Chatra1oogz, Memphis.
New Orleans. l0-s5 ,. n daily.
For Columbia, Ckariestou. Augusta. Aiken. SaTa1-
nah. Jacksonville. and Florida points, I'D ?. u,
daily.
Tourist cars for CalEoruia. tri-weekiy. 40 p n
Loczl for Harrisu1bu-g 81 q Il daily; 4-5 ?. Il
week days; for DauTlle. SIS a n. daily. and fol
Charlottesville. SIS a. n and - ?. daily. Ere
Quent trains 70 ard from Biuemout
Z s. BROWN General Aeeut
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District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 81 In -e change q grade arr-aiseunsnt II
favor q BEshrod {. bay and se7ia 81 1lai10 oon-
drEed.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LARGE. MODERN OFFICES N THE MEIER
or BaiidlrE- IIlllll2 F st. NV $50 per north.
is-71-=s beat dght, elevator and 5auirOr se-vices
DO extras iEtf
FOR EENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. lsls
4 s. Nv desirzble oHloe rso11s. inciudinE heat
IEt elevator and laltor services. prioes. So -
per rouu- WEAVER BROS. IEs 81 Nv je2s-tf
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FOR RENT-ROUsEs.
APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
THE gOTALTON- rs II ST NV
Fc-y 5esi-ahie four and Eve room apartments Tor
-e-t. cuntainiug exceptionally large rOouls inspec
,I11 invited. Apply 70 A. c. PLANT. care Of A G.
Plant & Co. - 18th 81 ~ ies5-tf
SAVOY. 255f IsTH ST. NT.-4 Or ROOMS AND
hath furnished OF uuf1ruished. 'phcue: coolest
ar-s- in CITY Apply az oa7e 70 ProDnecCz-
-ss3 CLIFTON ST.-APARTlIENT No 6-5 ROOMS
--d H1-r- all outside r0Cus. Ia-ge poEch: pleasant
outlook S15l u15E
NE IEOQCOIS 40 M-FURNISHED APART
u1euts- with without bzz.d. sixth hoor mJl-sf
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DANCING ACADEMY.
WINDOW CLEANING

II CAN KEEP YOUR WINDOWS CLEAN
cheaper. quicker. and easier than you can; I know
how. LEON L CAHOOS. Acme Window Cleaning
Co. removed 70 1905 81 Nv, Phone Main TI5s.
y3sSE tu.th
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1lI5 x ST NW.-EZCELLENT TABLE BOARD
15rls rsas1u-h5e, hone table; best of everytEing-
-T1l-eld-1C
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS, &c.

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIEs. MONKEYS.
soildsa- rab6lts- guinea pigs, dos cats. ard best
sanitas Disiufectiug for an purposes and fea oe-
stroyer- sCH1uD'S BIRD STORE. II I'm St
PIGEONS. CANARIEs. PARROTS. RABBTTs-
hi-d supslios. &c. PES boarded, rrices rizh1-
BARCLAYS PEI STORE, - IstA = IN.
ElZs
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED UPHDLSTEEEaS WANTED
Apply % Manage. WOODWARD * LOTHEOP.
WANTED-ESERGETIC BOYS or TOUNG MN
can earn g1cd 1l-gs 51literlu- te-a--za-s- Apply
ccr. Is-I e. cc1-thu--f
WANTED-lIESS SENGER BOY one VIII
wheel UrlfC--- Lrr-e o. She COLUMBIA
pLANOGRAPH COMPANY. ETruius Star Azl1z-
WANTED-sIX Good BOYS TO SELL PAPERs:
splendid l-Cl-iCus AID I---1-gut u.-srlEUr three
tor-s every Gays salary and commission 90 t-Ts EEo
III U1rE Apps WEBB. CirculzJi5n Dlp-rtms1-.
TIE Herald sys-f
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR LABOE-SAVISG
kitchen a--cle. selling for D Cents god profit
can be handled side line by those selling house
hold srecialties. Territory gwen 0i- advertising VII
help you. Address q. A. T.. Box l85. Herald o1-ce-
12t
CANTASSERS WANTED. 40 STAPLES To
c-ry5 sod pay Apply --3 x s. Nv at Vernon
place.. -st
LIBERAL TERMS OFFERED TO AGENTS To
solicit business -lr responsible ll-tl--4le c1sil-
q cdmnl-T. writing al lines
J. C. BOE Empire state Surety Co.
rnrT Room 45. Colorado Bld-
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PERSONAL

SIZE NE ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK
sign ueu, let ne make your signboa-ds Screens
au1 screen doors 70 order
D. McINROT. Il nth ST NV
3o9-tu. n. sa9GS
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST PHYSICIANS SATCHEL. WITH N
st--1rer-s Rzga-l- 65 Y. G. ave u392t
LOST-PAY ENVELOPE CONTAINING sun OF
money ara aGd-sssed stella Cullen" either IN
Frauklin School Bldg CT On 18th ST. between build
Inr and @ s. NV Return 10 Gl7 6-h s. nv and
receive reward W.
IHE VERY BEST ICE CREAM N The CITY
fcT &c and &C psT gallon. delivered LACEY ,
81 New YORK are. Phone Main 955 gsu
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

e. fTH ST NE.-FIvE LARGE ROOMS AND
bath. ID good condition w&-st