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Equity Suits
No. ~ JOIN J Hogan Is. C,--.ss & sss-r
--'s-ee- e al; 20 Cuie- ti-le A-o-aeT "
Quil-cE
No lsso Edra-1 H. WyvfI = Parrck :
T-t-i-s-
No lsc9 U-i-e1 States 20 Use S1--Hezs-e-1
Line and Cement Company IS RockweI E-Ssr-er
t1171uy t-- -UlClcl- &c- Ar-o-nerx AicNeil
& Mcneil
No- 80 Helen " 1Iaho-ey vs Eu--1e 2
4a-11sT- divorce Eeusa e thor1. A--u-uev.
Cam75eI Ca-rl1e---
No Zs- In re United Tunnel Co-pozz-iou- for
Change @ raIe ArtOrnevs. Archr- & smith
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MECHANICAL REPAIRING

FoRGINGs, ELECTRIC WORK. MODEI-sIAK-
ine' eieSator repairs. gasoline OF steam engine =
.sl.--lls q me sutouobles s. D. SLOCUM
'A-'OA1NE CO.. Ss 18Th s. Nv su2gs.w,f.s
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
LOIS ~ RIYERDALE. CAPITOL HEIGHTS
ne. Sc. fl- less tlsl Ec-ual value L y. STER-
XII CO, l=- y l. a7e- Nv aul4-3t
DESIRABLE LOT. l0XI5s N
Near Arzyle Mansion and 18th s.. extended
MACADAi STREET & GRANOLTTHIC Walks
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
aull-7t Ad6rcss OWNER. Box Isl. Herald oHHcs.
FOX sALE-
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ~
CHEVY CHASE, u. c.
Adjoining Chevy Ch2se. Nd and within N. r.
tz1eE Frcztiag oEer I009 feet on Counec,icBt -
nue5 1Fe streets r-uuz1Z and west so fee. -.
Fatlon EFery let a the tact available for bui5
~ purposeS a d5tachad houses and bunrzIou.
Eecteo or under eoUrse Of Construction since afaV
81, The date Of opening q the srDdfvision- Al
ct 1nproEeDents- Including water sever. nsc.d-
a.llzt1 streets. graaolithic sideEalks shads tees
A N--aout expense % purchaser SPECIAL inducs-
1snA are oaered 70 those Who agree to build
Ailles teiephone. cal fcr plats and fun rartt,-
--i~ AItos and cau1ESes AZ Jour disposal
THUS ; FISHER L co. INCL
IS 18th st ~
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TABLE BOARD.

l3l5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-NOW UYDFR
neT r-anasca1enL Excsllelt table board- good
hone cooking ;s7f--,4 =
ila ST NW--EXCELLENT TABLE ROsRD-
ts11zs -7ls7nlatei home table, best CT everythtag
lv59er5-7r
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FOR SAIE-SUBUR8AN.
MARYLAND PARK
loJ Buy laL LOT. w BUILD TIE HOUSE
LOTS $50 Up
500 Down 500 Monthly.
one CAR FARE
No INTEREST, 40 TAXES
CHARLES d. FOWLER.
5r f STREET NGRTHNF~T
WooDMONT. Sd ROCkVILLE ~ TF-T7,
ire near L-s--c- llza-N=u ---adu1 l1-5s -r4
e5'--e sots5 Prise ard r-rus reasonable A54-ess
J. A CONDOR. Be-leezz lIE ---.7-
he BEST Bull HOTSE At MI FzTY7=F
tor sale seven rooms and -sr-e at-ic- r-rces or
tro-t s-l ald rear lat s5z-51. terms reazona5l
le el-l-7e % az E-- q C-g- JAMES T. Al
ETNSDN. -slz l--h s. nv s-ssa-
PRETTY HOMES LARGE lots TO so PF5s
i0ot. al lit k411iar. Nd on 1sJh and Zs.h "a
rea- Z / ave- U1slrlc- L-e Sta: fare: high snd
Eea-t1y; s-cal Era-t1.y payments. J. C. ROGERS
r voc WANT TO Buy 8 MARYLAND FEEST
q suburban home. send for latest hlIie1in
Marion Duei-ett & SON, 635 F NV.
uhl7-1
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR Co. CARPEV-
scEs ana builders store fitting and re-nodeiar. ze-
ca house reIsiring Of an kinds esiunstes fizss
ECOA : g N. Prone Il. ~ ty2a-9t
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For RENT-nFFIcFs

LARGE. MODERN OFFICES II THF 5TFTZF7R-
~ ~ H.----ns- -----l- T s. Nv; $50 per -noath
1-e1dlrs hsa- lE5t. eleyztur a1d sl-sto- -.
- 80 EZu
Z gE hENF-TiE MARYLAND BUILDTNG ar
= e. Nv. desirable o1ice roous. sncludiuF heat
gls elevator. ard 1a1ito- services prices 81 - -
- - M.AAl-lt Bros. ll-5 : d Nv. i.s-rI
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Beppo steals pipe. tFrom ~BeDpo.~ bye. Co1odi1
Find the young man.
ANSWER TO Yesterdays PUZZLE
Left side down arm
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches. diamonds. and jewelry.
LOUIS ABRAHANS
Bonded broker "a Ni,.b 9. -
noE-eod-tf
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND RTTIDTR-
92o1ing promptly executed at short notice. drou
postal, win cal: estimates cheerf1lly -irrn rs q
GOODWIN. rs s. nv. %v7s-so.
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UPHOLSTEPING

EXPERT CHAIR GAMING. FURNITURE RE
pared and re-lnished dooTs retuisaes nal o-5ers
promptly attended To-
3y9-rf 500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VERY HANDSOME s. WICKER GO-CART
good as new fer SD. ai-1- fine -u---era5 o-E b-s
Fosa and wazhstand for $50 cost So 71r =7fs,I-
othe- bsrgaius az ss F S. Nv --qs7- -
NANTED-TO CHAETER a POWER E0ET F0F
ore 2 r--h- uars rrs-a and s1saF rr t-s- a.
dr-ss BOX l55 Hs-ala e-sca ----r-f
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HIRING IND BOARnTNG

BOARD AND HIRE YOUR HORSES AT III
stable. invite yCu % Inspect the sa-1ra-v ana
JI-to1ale c1ndI-lTs SPECIAL attention % boarding
Ld-saz r. Il CRANDAII. resr rs \ 5,s-5-o- =
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PAINTING AND REPAIRING

PAINTING, GRAINING CARPENTFRTNG
fiasieTlng. and Repairing JULIUS y NAY q
CO, la5 ux- Prone y Al cod
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DINING ROOMS.

The NAPLES. IS IsTH ST NW-FTRSTS9E-0
alA1t1sr5s; Tlvers bath plenty hot water. t-ans-
ie-rs- near Nav Derr ssrs-g--s y
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Law suits.
Bankruptcy Petition

No. 5osi RsEtza lee jacobs IS Dls--i-- q Co
lunoia; damages. S-0ST Attc-e-s G1-S1- 4
GC-d1n and E-sE--e Gordon
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Bankruptcy Court.
Equity Suits

JUSTICE BARNARD
II p RoEHr @ " 1Ia-oueT- r71.e 70 SLOW cz1se-
receivers Appointed; b1nd S8115. rsstral-lz- o-ssr
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD ha,
the IarGest morning circulation in
The District of Columbia Renaer,
Der The Herald when placing Ie.-aI
advertisements.
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WANTED-IoUNG w N nEP4FTIE-
HELP WANTED-FFrrATE

WANTED-BY PATENr LAWYER 5-FV0CTE =
T-a- z-l tEIe7E--l-5 reply satin eru--5a-r. ~
e-e-15s. and sa-rg sz1e-zL BOX -ss. Head o.
- a1l-s-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-CAFEs. CIGAR STORES F00777IE
I-u2osltio1s. 6rysg stores. and al cl1sz=s o+ ti-
ness chances. l. V. STERRErT. Isll y y. ave
III. -. q
FOR salem ATTRACTIVE ROONTVG PROP
os-tlon. centrally located: elc-zu- f1lr5---s IN
clTcl-g piano, worth See5; cash u-ioe & 51- Z
v sTERRETr. lseI y y ave- NV s1147-
LUNCH ROOM N ONE OF THE BEST -I.0Cs-
uo-ls dong nee business p-l-e $40; worth so
TAYLOR : EXCHANGE. -3 r s. a1s5t
a DRUG STORE: FINE FIXTTRES EV0
arg STOCK pcst-o-ice attached. doing sule-5l5
n-s-nessi investigate TANLOE'S EXCHANGE
-ss F. - (. -
VIZ WANT SMALL STORES GR0CFRTFS
csdr- ard l-nch r0Crs- We have cash casrare-s F1-
81 g1d1 Propositions se cur list e business riseas-
We tIe -elcs7s IN the business. ne know how ray
LUX : EECHANGE- L15 r s-,gf+
IMPORTANT! MISCELLANEOUS
We T-z-ertaze -he co-leciou Of det-s Of every tf-s
siyF1ere- We are prepared % har5Is eve-y cas- 81
-llis1llQi- Lesll a17-ce urJu every subject Fs-sh-
--s1ed II -2-n JlliInIted reference
BLANhENSHlP Law & COMMERCIAL co fT--,
--'sF Colorad0 Buildine-
We ARE OFFERING RARE RAPGE7Is N
ootton pleutari1ns frlit farms and rirs farm. IN
lIacts q 10 % 2.llo acres. ADAMS 4 BOYLE 4
- = -----e - AZ au4-5t
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RAILROADS.
W.. B. & A. E. RY.~
The Electric Line.

OO1 SL-E TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
AAE bESf NAY ~ BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
Oils. L 5. NAVAL ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FKEE
E--eo1F'e E1l2os cars frl4 ,tllce House Station
t-7th and 4 SIS. NOzThEAsT
r tF b-ltl1---e--5- coo 6-7 30 30 500 go.
so3 80. ll-2 l1-50 -II1g md no a. N: IZl0
-. -. 10. 80 90. 80 SIG. s. s.8 -.
22o -. 6au. ESQ 80. 80. 80. 50. sle5.
tdr 4rnapo.lz-s1J. 80. So g5G. ,0z1. and Il %
a 4 ---e. 80. go. $50 80 5-50. ga 80. s55
a-c - T. H. daily
ll1icates local trains AL others are limited
SopI-nE ou-y 90 Naval ACADEMY J--c-iou- No yak
llS cr hiring q cabs E-cusslry-
EeE@ one Eay. Round tip
70 Annapolis ard C.
NeFa- Academy ------------- sc IS
a. s. clrs ur dlrecr 10 White Ho-se station
Aseset o-lre 40 li-h and y y are- northwest a-d
a. White Hozse Staten. L-h ar5 4 = NOKTB-
EAST Tsleplaa1 II rs
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN- MOTORCYCLES LEAD THIN Az.
le2aL1s features; the Brooks saddle double IN
CHAS- E MILLER * BRO. u05 Isth m ag---s
a-su
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No IS Il Re Ross- Q " 9Is-1-sv- i--olz--
rarJ- Art1-reys. Douglas. Baker & ScerriI
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-LARGE STORE EV0 S7I 7----7,-
--- rse--zr lT sirE'r l. S. wv 75-.--5--
'a'7l-le-r Printing uel-e. sod I1czr-1 ~ r--L
.I- -7cer-. rE1.-.r11 dre--E ar= cTa7-5-- -.ar---
-- new and 7a--ul hand furniture Is--ra- IN
% ra1=--s party Apply % CHARLES
N- EoL1TE-. 81 -5-h =
FOR BENT-oLD ESTABLISHED CROCFVv
stand. c1-=- 9Th and u SIS ne store -rI.-- ~
17l--r- e -1lus and ha-l. p Z KELLEY -
18Th s. uw -,
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FOR REET-HOUSES-
PERSONAL

RICHEST CASH PRICEs PAM E0g IT--,1-,-
E--1ects5 either -1Cles OF gents -srd roS-zl- .f
5zi any Eozr yoa say. = IARsHES L5a5 7tE =
rs- Phone Ncrrh sa
LgE T l0U TALK 50 MUCH BCT TTSTEV
We have s-1et---s Or tel you abcls or r.r rz-b
eAe-lse i1- l-- Gisciz-ed rearing arre-sI shoes
--'. s-1--s- Sa--d G-ls--L We are p-ornp- IUSrHS :
OLD STAND. 5-s ID
supernuous Hair, Warts MoIes
E---G1la-Es b-lcshezGs and al f7-isI' hs,-.5lS' -
l-llel--g removed b eiecrroiyss. MISS MAI
IHEWs. Eocl 6. Metzs-cts BIdz no ) s. ~
si-SS = J BOYD EXPERT MARCEL WAVE=R
and lair1resse-- slampoolns r1zulc1ring chs~op-
ocE. ASA and sc-ip Treatment WORK done AZ
tcEsls and Jszdz1czs. Phone Main Is ~ r
- ~. ssg7-.f
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COAL

SPECIAL CASH PRICE THIS MONTH. FT-R-
nace. $50; eEs. stove. and nut ss75: uea s.
NM J. HOLMAN, 2e3 7th ~. Phone \. 7sl'
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ElIPLOYMENT AGENCY

CONSULT TIE RIG g EMPIOYWFZT
AGENCY. -aS s. NV Wien you are II ned
q help or sisuat-cus- Our patronage Is 5-os5 s.f
------ -----las- -s15f.S rslt
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

WHY PAY EXORBITANT PRICESg
Moving s. per Load Stnragr. s. per load
GREATER WASHINGTON EXPRESS
PHONE y SlS- L45 ST.
aul4I7t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER 90. NOW LOCATED
at s5 New York ave; large padded vans. s. load;
s-ho-se wagon. $ load rnhI7-eodtf
FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C MOVED
with care; packing and shipping q specially
sol0 su1s-rs
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FOB SALE-HOUSEs.

FoR sALE-NICE Ho1IE FOR COLORED
FaTfy; s7e15 near lsla snd SIS. NV. s-s-or7
80 basement hllez dwelling. containing rooms and
'~tai SO a71d--i1G- owner anxious o. sell
Thus J. FISHER * CO.. ISC.
AZ IS 18Th S. nv
FOR SALE-S35g0- TltO-STORY BRICK RESI-
-ea'e5 ne7r -ls- and SIS NV Containing :
rooms ana oath- go coadIrIll This is worth Iook-
ne INTO u you waut snail downtown house.
IHos- J. FISHER q CO.. INC.
l-L--st - 18Th s. Nv
BARGAIN MAR UNION STATION-WTLL BE
sa-i1efl 20 quick b-Ter a 5-srary house co1rain-
As roc1s and ta-l- nov renting f-r S251 ner
month On Eale with Nfass ave and c-1ld Re
easily converted into business property. CIT Of tow
7fcsr See sales le-lrrzner- about Fricr-
THOS- J. FISHER & CO.. NC
ll-l-t IS Hi ST. IN
FOR sALE-S5-55. 0N l5TE 81 wv A AISTOEY
ana ce-il- E-l-s -ss-i--oe. ldu-aiul-g roous ard
lall heated 1T -o- water. -ue -1IlI1n. TINS prop
e1E was b1ii- ty present. owner costing him s. so
lev years asp Ilis Is v1r-h locking into See
7s-ss cerz-,ren- t-- fl--her ra-ti-Glars-
THOs- J. FIsHER a CO. INC.
- 80 .7-l s. rT-
GOOD HONE PR5PUSTTI0N II BL00STTN75-
-1le-A --s-lrg ard cellar l-l-z residence. c7utaiu-
rs r1~Is ard bath heated by furnace sooJ cor-
dl-ou. ogt-1l-tovn owner. anxious TO seiL Puce
TEos- ]. FISHER q CO.. nc.
aI---E 18th s.
FOR sALE-C.s5s- COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WEST
e -i-l S. and uea- l--h ard Columbia rosd. vel
1---r5 BAY vlll-rs ECIs- hs5-s front. Containing
large rolrs and tiled tl-l- sean heat
THOS- j. FISHER S CO.. NC.
alL-a- E-1 s. Nv
A FINE s-RO0Si HOUSE or THE HELGHTs
With a. Il T. Convenient % tso car Inca A nez
hogse ard IL 1-st-class uesEhborho0d- Prics $3.50
with 500 cash sid halaace n two ygurS
A uioe E-roon ho-se VIII cabinet uaantel. tvo
raths. three olea gza-s 1-sp-a1es. heated hy hot
sarer- and splendid 7gside1cs. win a. u / Eul
cash VII by pzrcAaslr ~ assume deed q t--lst
T. TUCkER Rom p. Metro2oIitsa
E1E yl7-f
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TAILORING.

LATEST STYLE. LADIES AND GEMS STTTs
20 c-1ers cge-rg and repairing q ladies and r=n-
tc0er's outer ea-zeuts. satisfaction E1zra-teel.
LOUIS GOLDMAN. So Ls-5 Nv. -Paoae n ssa-M
1yI7-sz.fSw
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. AT
WESCHLERS. 90 Pa ave ~, reasonable rates-
conveniently heated. Phone n lz2 aus-sot
Why PAY MOREg We STORE FOR 80 A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. usl1o
90 10Th st- 'Pho1a Main ~ 5s2Sz
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER Is FAMOUS F0P ITS
purity received fresh daily from Chestuuz HI
Va used and indorsed BY leading physsciars O4sez
81 uth NV Phone N 65Z s-ss-t
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GovERN1rEsT.
cams settle Estates Law buzpess II al cos1--S
No charge Unlass suocessfuI- Phone 7z5
us15-c FULLER AGENCY. Room L lsIs e
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FOR sALE-MISCELLAEE0Us

FOR SALE CHEAP-DEsIRABLE RRrH m
tat1l mahogany hank fixtures 51rI-szir- -45-5--
counters sT1I WORK uau desks - I.-7e.
etl'E1sut IT r--l estate Cr other bushes rfHrs
Cal D. seen 60 81 lsta 81 Nv. UNITED STATS
Trust co. -7e.- =
FOR SALE-oNE- FIFTH INTEREST n AZ
-7el5E1r-ie1 company 0Te-a-i1C sa-- 1u-r7- in
N.7sl-ia. let Fr7lt last month sl-sa Al5ress FiOX
l65 Herald orica
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WITH BOARD.

u NE--ROONS. WITH GOOD TABLE BOARD.
.lll'L-lle ceaser-s. near cars and Union Station
i-l-- au5so ~
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE
HELP WANTED-MALE.

AELE " ~ AlEu-LALE-
AGENTS WANTED-STPFETyTF NV ~
lls '- 1-1 ----s e1e-7~tz-e are making biz
-=-7 -az F1- ever 5zE. 1--l 1-= -.r-ra- s--.--
-=l- . E--ls- s. l-=-- sr----- -.-- g s. sr--s-
sample -sei -7r z-= 30 1-l-- a--l---z- 1.-'- l=-
me ---5 fellow -z- ahead 0f yong s--l-a -r=- ne
- a --- 60 q-5 today and 20 =le-.l--- LEE
h9-'Ftt-7 loAPANN- Der-- g. Hl--f1-z- Com
MANIED-loUNE MAN IN uEPARTlrElT
s-e-e l-ce % T-rE OF books mus --.-e -5-5
L1-- De sod 90 figures. AID have references. ~
-la577t -7s--i-l- Alt-ess BOX IS. Head us-a
MAN-Eb--73 CHsUFFECRS- We HAVE
s1-1- % teach T0- how % 0-1---e ard -z-75- AZ
ll----l--s- --5--- ---r-i1- SIS class nov ---4---
I--E1-e .-s--7 given NIEEEEs1S AUTO ~
CilAN--z- 'si7 li-- s. HT- aa--5t
WANIED-SIE GOOD BOYS To SELL PaFsFT5.
sl-l-1i- l7cati11s AID 1eruzztz- er1ulryrz-r --ss
nouns ever day salary and Cl--is5i1a 70 f7-s ~,
vi E1rk ArpT WEBB. Ci-cula-i5a Dsrz---,zgr
Tie Head -
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HORSES, Mules, AND VEHICLES

AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
DAY. and Sar-rtay- Cone and buy yo5r h1rses <
sion NzGRATH & KENNELLY. s5 1lfb - ~
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ls Sd ST. NE-ONE LARGE BAT-WTNDOW
Ioonl so other ROOMS. S and 3; near Csritol and
-------. fEla-f s ~
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ROOF PAINTING

GENERAL House Painting Grainins. GlazinE. "
Il IhoH-as & son, lI2s y. ]. ave. Nv Pl n 65sl.
.g2e-f. S. .W-sE
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CARPENTERING AND JoBBTEg

CONSULT NE on JOBBTNG AND CARPENTER
UerA estHaates cleerfyly furuisled terms -sassn-
able prompt service WI AFcCITRE 11Ts -
1512 sd -, =
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

LARGE FRONT ROOM. HOME COOKING
Hoderate rate hall biock Of ssh st. cars; two young
men- 81 S. nv
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BICYCLE TIRES.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES. ALL MAKES-
Urioor- Hartford. Hessier and cushion tires
guaranteed fo- o-e year Expert ao>se rerair de-
Ta-tmeut- C. VERNON HALL. so r 81 Nv
aui.-ao--eod
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

?. y. GANTER
BAR FIXTURES. SHOWCASES &C Bill
LARD AND POOL TABLES WASHINGTON
BRANCH. 90 PA AVE PHONE MAIN ga
yI-wfSu
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APARTMENTS TO LET
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WAHTED-FIVE-ROo FLAT or APARTVFNT
cEics- - -
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DUPONT CIRCLE OPPOSITE PARK-LARGE
ais iaInlsaed roousi excellent home board. bath;
cars az door "a ~
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS.
TO AND FROsF
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JUNE =. 100
sCBJCCf TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS
GOING-J7. DIs,zct LIre station sz5 A.,
--o q H. ID = n. 80 = T.. rs D n -
So p H.
EEII liNiNG-Lv- CEesa1eaks Beach. $50 =
- - ?. L. ~ ? T.. 6a0 ?. r. so p n, snd
SATURDAYS.
GoING-Lv. District L5as Staten. IS a. II. I'm
and Is p n -
ri Ct-N4NG-LF Caosapea5s Beach. 90 !
Ia > n. - p Il. 5a0 p II. so Z. n soj
, H., and l310 = z.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
GOlNG-LF. Dlstrlc- Lane station. s15 4 m
~ O. n -2o p H. s10 p n. 40 , Il rs
? n. sudSss5 D H.
hEt hNlNe-LT. Chesapeaks Beach. 10 & u
- , n. 20 p r.. 90 ,. II. SO ? n, so
Paul l. WATERS, Ge1s-aI Manager.
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT

A0IISs- CAFE-ONE OF THE COOTrsT .I-0
e-e2nest IN tie city Meals all hogrsy $50
sumner ratss- 21s Pa ave Nv gnezr door n
NsruC1 s-1-i-uI =, =
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DELICATESSEN.

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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-25
ATTORNEY MIIsLETT
EXONERATED ON CHARGE
OF ENLIGHTENMENT

Attorney Millett, of Reno, who was
arrested in San Francisco while on his
wedding trip and brought back to Ne
vada, has been exonerated. At his pre-
liminary examination last Friday the
prosecuting witness testified that Mil.
lett, acting as his attorney, had settled
a claim of $3.50 for $105, and hal
rendered him this amount, but that he
had refused it, being dissatisfied with
the sun received. 1t was also shown
that Millett had secured the release Of
complainant on a misdemeanor charge
in the police court, for which services
he had never paid him.
Immediately upon his release on the
felony charge Millett was arrested on
another warrant, charging him with
practieing law without a license, and
was released on nominal bail.
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considered worthy of second reading.
After this had been accomplished, ~
were submitted to the following
Judges, 10 decide on the winner:
Hon. Ellis II. Roberts ex-treasurer OF
the United States; John A Sleicher,
editor of Leslie's Weekly; Henry l.
Stoddard, editor of New York Even
ing Mail.
The committee made its report on
August Goth, and the prize was award
ed to Frank Hendrick of New York
City. Honorable mention was also
made of other writer's Of essays, as
follows: Geo. w. Gallagher, L. l.. D.,
Geddes, So. OAK; Arthur j. Dodge,
Washington, D. c.; Ruford Franklin,
New York; John E. Barrett, Scran-
ton, Pa; Hon. j. s. Whipple, Albany,
N. Y; Perry F. Powers, Cadillac,
Mich; 8. c. Price, Atwood, Kans.:
Harry T. Stidger, Williamsport, Pa,
Thurlow Weed Barnes, New York; G
f. W. podds, ID. d., Fernanrina, Fla.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-25
THE A CONVENTION

The Republican state convention at
Goldfeld Saturday passed off with an
harmonious enthusiasm that presages
victory at 1.-THE November election.
The platform adopted is one of the
strongest ever presented to the voters
of any state by any political organiza-
ton, and the party has placed itself
squarely IN record on every important
public question of the day. This ex-
eellent state paper is published in full
on another page of this issue of the
Silver Static News, and is worthy the
careful perusal of every voter.
By a separate resolution the con
~vention pledged all Republican mem
bers of the legislature enacted this
fall to vote for the candidate for
United States senator who received
the majority of the popular vote.
BY a unanimous vote Patrick l..
Flanagan of Reno was endorsed as the
party's candidate for United States
senator, and attention was called to
the fact that he is a bona fide resident
Of Nevada, while Senator Newlands,
the leading Democratic candidate, is
a resident only for political purposes.
Col. II. b. Maxson of Reno, who was
nominated as the party's choice for
member of the national house of rep
r~esentatives, is one of the best known
men in the West, has been a resident
Of the state for 81 years, and during
all that time has been a loyal Repub-
lican.
In the selection of ii. j.. Humphreys
of Washoe for chairman of the state
central committee the convention made
no mistake. Nj. Humphreys is what
is known as a "hustler, - keen, alert,
a practical politician, and should the
party 60 down to defeat in November
(Which is not likely it will be for
the simple reason that the Republicans
in the state are largely o~utnumbered
by the opposition.
The delegates were royalty enter
tanned by the citizens of Goldfeld, who
made the occasion a holiday and wound
up the festivities with a sumptuous
banquet, which proved a very felicl-
tous event.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PAHTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween James X. Harvey and M. =.
Hoskins in the sheep business, carried
on in Humboldt county, Nevada, or
elsewhere, was dissolved March Is,
1908, by mutual consent; that the
property of said partnership was at
said date divided, and all known debts
discharged. Notice is further given
that the interest of James r. Harvey
in said property passed at said time
to The J r. Harvey & Sons, a corpora.
tion of the state Of California, and
that said eorportion is now the owner
thereof. All persons having claims
against Harvey & Hoskins, being the
firm name Of said dissolved partner
ship, are required to present the same
within sixty days from the first pub
lication of this notice to James r.
Harvey, Paradise Valley, Nevada.
Dated July Is, 1908.
HARVEY & HOSKTNS,
BY JAMES. R. HARVEY.
First publication July IA, 1908.
Last publication Septembss 9, 1901.
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NOTICE TO

In the Second Judicial District Court
the County of Humboldt.
In the Matter of the Estate of James
ID. Burns, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned was duly appointed on
August II, 1908, by the above-named
Court, Administrators of the Estate Of
James ID Burns, deceased, and that
he duly qualified as such and was
granted letters therefor, on Angus.
%, 1908; and that the order Of APP
pointment directs a summary admin
istration Of said Estate.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers and stat
utory affidavits attached, with the
Clerk Of said Court, within forty
days after the first publication of this
notice, the date of the first publication
thereof being August %, 1908.
Dated and signed by me this 25th
day of August, 1908.
c. A. WH!PPO,
Administrator of said Estate.
l.. q. Wilson, Attorney for said Ad-
ministrator.
First publication Aug. 25, 1908.
Last publication Sept. Is, 1908.
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Out of 100 children examined late
ly in the District of Columbia, under
the new child labor law, 20 boys and
two girls were rejected because of
physical disability. The increase OF
physical strength among girls and de-
crease among boys has for some time
attracted the attention of educators
If this condition continues for another
generation, women will be the strong
sex physically as well as morally.
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TICKET

For President - WILLIAM II. TAFT
of Ohio.
For Vice President--JAMES 8. SHER-
MAN of New York.
For Presidential Electors:
j. G. Thompson, of Esmeralda,
H. A. Comins, of White Pine,
w. r. Thomas, of Lincoln.
State Ticket.
For State Senator-Patrick l.. Elan
igan, Of Washoe.
For Congressman-Col. H. B. Maxson,
Of Washoe.
For Justice of the Supreme Court,
Hugh Brown, of Nye.
For Surveyor General.Con A. Ahern,
Of Storey.
For Regents-O. j. Smith and H. M.
l.illis for the long term and H. 8.
Starrett for the short term.