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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL Il. leg
Leave Washington New Union Station.
sI5 a. m.-Daily-Au points on Norfolk and West
en; also Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis.
lO:5 ?. m.-Daiiy-Roanoke. Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville Mempbis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars
For Norfolk-Leaye Washington 4:& a. m. dailv
HIS a. N. daily lexcept Sunday Arrive Norfolk
Il 30 a. m. $50 p. m.
495 p m.-Daily-BeTryTillc Luray. Shenandoah.
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. NJ. and
II 30 p. ~
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Byildingl.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. 1921 PENNA. AVE.
Notice-Followmg schedule not guaranteed.
s9j A. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers TO Savannah and jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington 10 Hamlet and Hamlet
TO Atlanta Dining caTS
6.0 f. NJ. Daiy--Seaboard Express. Coaches and
Pullman TO Savannah, Jacksonville Tampa. Atlanta,
birmingham. Memphis Dining cars.
X. H. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent
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Probate Court.

JbSA4tE NHANhIt
Estate Of Edwin Harris, viii dated April .. 1903.
Estate of Maria p. Dare; order admitting viii and
codici 70 probate and record and letters tesla
mentary; bond 500. Attorneys. Marion Duckett &
Son.
Estate q William 4. Blick order granting letters
q administration. bond. 500. Attorneys. Birney &
Wo0dard
Estate Of William Wheeler; order for sale Of per
sonalty. Attorney. +. c. DuttO.
In re Paul $ Burns e al order for allowance.
Attorney. L. a. Bailey
Estate q Ida Johnson; order discharging rule
Estate Of Furnan ]. Shadd: viii dated May g.
1905. filed.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B,-Following schedule figures published only
as information. and not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans
Asheyille Chattanooga, Memphis. Sis a. m. and
u 90 T. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis.
New Orleans l0:i5 p. m daily
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Savau-
nah. Jacksonville. and Florida points l:lO p. M
daily
Tourist cars for California. tr-weekly. 4l0 D m
Local for HaTrisonburg. 80 a. N. daily; 4l5 .. m
week days: for Danulle s:lS .. ~ daily. and for
Charlottesville. 5l5 a. m. and 30 D. N daily Ere
quent trains TO and from BluemOnt
L. s. BROWN. General Agent
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Circuit Court No. 1.
ITgTICE WRIGHT


No I6Zl. United States ex rel. Stevens vs. Sec
retary Of Interior; demurrer sustained Attorneys
H. T. Davis. W. 7. S. Curtis. and Barnard q
Johnson-D. W Baker.
No 5O6l9 United States cx rel Gaddis vs. Same
same Attorneys. Brandenburg & Brandenburg-D
W. Baker
No N6ls United States cx rel. James H. Spald
ing vs.. Sane; same. Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon
y. 5. Bailey. and L. A. pradt-D. ". Baker.
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HELP WANTED MALE G. FEMALE
GoYERNN1ENT CLERKs

who are tired # being a mere cog I'm a wheel
those who wish 10 loosen the shacklcs that bind
them daily 20 petty detail work and a routine
which permits q no brain development. TO let ID.
=. p. G. PREPARE you and PLACE You in a
goodpoying position as banker bookkecper stenogra-
phcr private SECRETARY. manager telegraph operator
or railway agent There are limitations PLACED
ON ones ability I'm the great fascinating field u
business Send for our largc Illustrated. cloth
bound book explaining everything concerning the
courses we teach. cost &c. 30 colleges in seven
teen States. nineteen wears success POSITION
SECURED OR MONEY BACK Contract backed
by $4,000 corporation. Call or address
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LEGE lsuccessor 20 The SpenceTianl. Academy Of
Music Building 9Th and ID sts. Nv. iyi-eod-t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
culture. Office Cf the Secretary Washington, D. c.
June 30. l9Os-Sealed proposals viii be received at
the Office of the Disbursing CLERK until ? D. m.
FRIDAY, July 10. 1903 for furnishing all labor
and material and erecting one shed. approximately
p feet by 20 feet by 3j feet: 20 be covered and
sided with corrugated sheet iron. and 20 have Ger
tain concrete foundations The frame Of the build
ing 70 be composed Of wooden joiss and studdings.
&c Specifications and fun information furnished
upon application 10 the Dsbursing Clerk Bids
must be sealed and addressed 20 the Secretary Of
Agriculture. in accordance with instructions given
on schedules. JAMES WILSON Secretarv iv32t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS of THE
District Of Columbia. Washington June 2. l90s-
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office
until y O'Clock noon. SATURDAY. July IL lgOs
fer grading certain streets and ave5ues, agrrrgating
about $500 cubic yards Of grading Blank forms
OF proposal specifications and all necessary infoa
ton viii be furnished application 10 the Office
Of the Engineer Commissioner. ID. {. HENRY b.
+. MACFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST JAY ].
MORROW. Commissioners. !e2a
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WANT TARIFF REDUCED.
Twenty Thousand Men Parade at
Manila In Monster Demonstration.

IWcnty Thousand Wen Fnrnde. al
Manila In Monster Demonstration.
Manila. July 3-This afternoon Manila
held a monster tariff demonstration.
Twenty thousand men. representing the
leading industries. marched in parade and
then assembled on the Luneta and rati-
fed by resolution the petition Of the Mer-
chants Association that Congress grant
the Philippine Islands trade privileges
equal 10 those enjoyed by Porto Rico.
The association is canvassing the prov
inces through agents and government OIL
cials and expects that. when the petition
is presented at the opening OF the next
Congress, II will bear a million signatures.
The sugar and tobacco planters declare
that ruin Is inevitable unless the tariff
should be removed.
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Green Road 60 Issue Bond.

Austin. Tex. July 3-The Texas-AIid-
land Railroad Company to-day applied
TO the railroad commission for authority
to issue 100000 Of bonds on its 10 miles
Of track. This road is owned by Mrs.
Hetty Green. II was built several years
ago, but was never bonded.
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DRINKS FOR WOMEN
Cocktails to Be Served at the
Martha Washington.
MEN PERMITTED ON THE ROOF
Radical Innovation by "OnIy Hotel
in World Exclusively for Women"
Confession Regarding Drinks, but
Tiny Girl Goes Him One Better.

New York July at doesn't make L
bit Of difference whether you happen 20
be acquainted with any school teachers
or lady librarians or delegates to the bi-
ennial convention Of the General Fedora
ton Of Womens Clubs who are stopping
in town on their way from Boston 10
Kalamazoo and St Louis and Phenix
and Boise and San Antonio and Los An
geies. or whether you have even had a
letter Of introduction to a near-literary
lady
If you are a real gentleman. you can
walk boldly into the Martha Washington
all by yourself. press the button along
side Of the three elevators and ride
right up to the twelfth floor Of the edi-
fee and then ascend to the roof
II was not always thus. 1t IS merely
the way the management has chosen to
celebrate the glorious Fourth.
Tomorrow. at least, not a single mere
man who wants 10 enjoy the cream OF the
evening waited over the East River Will
be obliged 70 prevail upon a genuine
Martha WashingtOnian 10 ask the night
clerk for blue ticket inscribed with an
Official r"
Can Buy "A Drink.
In order 10 make the possible masculine
contingency feel perfectly at home in the
quarters from which it has hitherto been
practically excluded, the management has
! introduced another innovation. It has
never before been possible 10 buy for any
amount Of coin so much as a glass OF
/ Pilsener within the sacred precincts Of
/ the only hotci iu the world exclusively
for women but tomorrow night Martha
| Washington cocktails will be served at .
| quarter per TO any person Of either sex
who dares 10 sample them.
/ The prettiest waitress in thA hotel has
! been detailed for roof service. Her por-
/ ton is 10 count cocktails. and after a
! gentleman unattended by a lady has par
/ taken Of thirteen 10 give him special
! espionage. but not on any account 70 IN
! terrUpt or 10 disturb him.
Maid Dressed in Black.
/ The maid. IS behts the dignity OF her
Office and the institution which she serves.
| is clad IN somber black. but in order that
! her appearance may not inspire too much
4 awe, she is permitted a much berufIed
! apron, a pompadour, and a smashing big
| coiffure rOsette.
/ Nothing can be ascertained concerning
| the ingredients Of cocktails 10 be served.
! The chief clerk said that he did not know,
/ and he did not suppose he ever would
! because whenever he was thirsty he
! wouldn't drink t.
! \ tiny girl, however. confessed that
! a part Of the liquid that went 20 make
/ up the cocktail come out Of q bottle, and
errn les
| OF a tonic.
Any way" she concluded, Z know It IS
good for nervous people, and I think you
mix il with vichy. or carbOnic, or some
/ thing. If il Is too strong"
No: the hotel hasn't any license, and
the chief clerk said that that was why
lie hadn't troubled 10 investigate con-
cerning the component parts Of the cock
/ tail
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FOR sALE-FINE. LARGE BUILDING LOTS. AT
the Virginia end of the New Highway Bridge.
right IN the fast developing manufacturing town at
that place: and also ine lots for sale the end
Of the Aqueduct Bridge. between Washington and
the mpdly growing business and resident village Of
Clarend1r-in the beautiful Clements Addition 70
Clarendon" All q said lots situated Immediately
on the electric railroad leading into Washington
City-fare only cents Price Of lots $50 each.
Terms. S down balance $ per month. without
interest-IO per cent oG fcE cash. JAMES f.
CLEMENTS. liO6 G s. nv. ,eS0-6t
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES. DIS
trict Of Columbia, Washington. June z l9Os-Au
owners or keepers Of dogs in the District Of Co
lunbia are Lotihed that the yearly tax imposed by
act Of CONGRESS on dogs owned kept in said Dis
trct viii be due and payable JULY l, and upon pay
ment Of said tax tags will be issued as provided by
the same act. BY order Of the Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia. T. G. DAVIS, Collector
Of Taxes u. c. iyi-6t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-A GOLD LOCKET CONTAINING PIC
ture Of an old lady and a lock Of hair. between
9th and NJ and 9Th and sts NV. Liberal re-
ward If returned 10 JOHN HELLAN. so n 81. NV.
b3-2t
THE BEST PLACE To GET ICE CREAM FOR
the Fourth: 7Oc and 90c per gallon. delivered.
LACEY'S s. COZ New York ave. Phone NJ. 913.
ie29tf
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NEW GROOM HOUSE. CONVENIENT TO
cars. Lot 5Oxl50. for only $500: so cash. SIS
monthly including interest Several good building
lots IN fo7d suburban districts of Washington. Also
some nice farms in both Virginia and Maryland.
CLARENCE Z. TUCKER Room 2l2, Metropoh-
ton Building
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

KEEP COOL IN YOUR RESIDENCE OR OF
FICE BY USING AN ELECTRIC FAN
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY.
1880 NEW YORK AVE. je303N
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Lawsuit.
Mechanics Lien

No. N757. c. E. Finch vs.. W W. souder: Ger
tiorari. Attorney. W. {. EaldeIs0n.
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No. 5s2f. John 3. EsPey rs. John Miller Ct a. !:
part Il the Young Borough. Long Meadows and
Trinidad, Ss1l Auoreys. Tucker & KENYON.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROA
LEAN + NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

--<%Af r. NEW INlDN hJAIlON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR or THE ODD HOUR .'
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. SD STREET NEW YORK
= ~ . m Diner. Pullman Parl0r.
ls;9 a. m. 5unct F4Tlur fHe-hOur Train.
E0 O. N Diner aud Pullman Parlor Car.
u! 70 a. IN Diner ana Pullman PaIlOr Car. 4.
lNJ J. M. Diner ana Pullman PaTlor Tar.
20 ,. ~ hoyal Limited Al Pullman. 5hour
lt'S y. NJ Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
9;y , m Diner and Pullman parlor.
=. 40 D. N. Coaches 10 Philadelphia
'lZNJ D. NJ. Sltepers.
z-3Z q. H. Slecpcrs
ATLANTIC Cl1N. 4 90: 800 ilO0 a. n. no.
$40 ,. IL
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR OF THE HOUR.
tNeeA days ~ q. N. 20 % y M
'252, f51o. $50. 100 = ~. 500. = "a. 200.
Al5. iz@ $50. i5.0. $3.50. 400 iia5. '5:OO.
l5D5, 80 i6NJ $50 n ~ 'sOg, ~ ~ 'l0O0,
'lo-5 MS. -lzaO D. m
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, ~ 30 y IN.
.oCGdaNClNNAII ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
fIIlsbCRG. '9aO a. m. ~. $40 p. N. ~
'tLEyEIAND. $40 D m
COLI MBUS. so D. N
MA,IINCHESTER. tg:lj .. m. l45. 800 ?. m
,FhEDEAlCA, is-o. 1910. s9:l5 a. H.. 81 %. "A 20.
HAGERsT0wN. fsIo a. m. 800 p m.
ANNAPOLIS. q Do. $50. 1928 noon. 800. $50.
$40 and IS 30 D. ~.
DAILY. 'k2ccpt Sunday. sSunday only
ILLEfHONES az al the following Ticket Of
hets: Ah 9 81. NV, Main 1881. 6l9 Pennsylvania
ave, Main 20; New Union station: Ticket once,
Main tS'o; Information Bureau. Main $50.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

ll9 18TH NW.-SEVERAL PLEASANT FUI
uished rooms, with or without board Bi-2t
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
United States vs. Al c. Fisher; HOUSEKEEPING and
grand larceny; bench warrant ordered 20 issue
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WINDOW DRESSERS.

SEE ne ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK.
Sign men. let make your sisnboards Screens
and doors % order.
d. McINRoY, III nth ST. NV.
1eftu. th Saeot
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No. 27ei3 Sarah Johnson vs.. sarah Johnson: TO
annul marriage Auplpfy Campbell Carringtou
No. Esli Josephine Hi vs.. Albert Eli: divorce
a mcnsa et thoro. Attorney. u. A. Hecarty.
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FOR RENT-TO COLORED. li32 ST. NV ?
large rooms, steam heat and gas; use Of house.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED TO SELL LOTS IN
East Dupont Heights Apply at once TO Room 5,
No. 81 + 81 NV. je5Nt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

A BUSINESS MAN WOULD LIKE To FORM
tho acquaintance Of graduate medical student
for summer outing. Address BOX ll9 Herald Office
LIVE NEWSPAPER CANVASsERS WANTED;
must be sober and good takers Apply in person
Circulation Department. THE WASHINGTON
HERALD. mv2ltf
WANTED-BOYs OVER SIXTEEN YEARS OF
age U carry morning newspaper routes. Apply
d d. COURTNEY'S. rs y Cauitol ST ty5-5t
WANTED-TEAMS TO HAUL BRICK WEST
BROS. BRICK CO., south end Highway Bridge
Va. iyt-t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0uS.

Z. 6. SLOAN CO.. 1907 ST NV. WILL
sell July H. 1905 goods stored with the Pcople's
storage and Express Co. in the names of T. Will
l1ins. W. H. Lewis. Annie -Bamcs. Mary Harris
bstella Brown. and L. AvcTy. PEOPLES STOR-
ACE AND EXPRESS CO. c. Il. CLIFFORD &
co, l40 7th S. NV iyR6t ovsSs
FOR SALE-RANIBLER BICYCLE: in GOOD
condition; Sl2; a bargain ll27 sth St. NV. r23t
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Bankruptcy COun.
Equity Suits.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. 565 In re Isadore Kahn; receivers report re-
ferred 20 referee
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LADIES' TAILORING

LADIES TAILORING AND DRESsNIAKINC
suits made to order. SIS up: linen suits. SIS: Eng
lish goods: silk lining; ft guaranteed. 2O2O lith
ST. nv. my17-5Ot. cod
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EXCURSIONS.

Pretty River View, the popular and
picturesque resort on the Potomac about twelve
miles below tins city is an ideal place az which 20
spend the Fourth away from the noise and heat Of
tho city. If you wish 20 be amused. YOU viii find
plenty at the resorc 90 amuse you IN the chute,
the little river the carouSsel the moving pictures.
the Tom Thumb railway, and the many other
/ the resort. Then. too. there will be music and
dancing all day and evening in the big dancing
pavilion on the hilltop. where II catches every
breeze from over the river. The steamer Queen
/ Arnc viii make trips. leaving this city al 70 a
and 2l5 and 6.5 ?. N. The fare is 3 cents for
! the rourd-trip.
Colonial Beach. the Atlantic City OF
Washington. is being visited by large throngs Of
those who desire % spend the Fourth Of july holi-
days al the pretty summer resort For the con-
venCnCc Of those who wish 20 visit the resort for
the Fourth. the big ami fast steamer ST. Johns
viii leave this morning and again tomorrow al
S:45. On the return trip the steamer viii leave
the Beach at p. m to-day and Sunday. and viii
arrive home about le 30 2. m. This schedule affords
opportunity to spend twenty flour hours where
the salt breezcs blow, and where the fresh ozone
pcmcstcs the lungs and makes the city feel
like a new person. Bathing. boating Grabbing.
and fishing the aquatic amuscments offered the
visitor 20 Colonial Beach, and the boardwalk amuse-
ments viii also be ready 20 give pleasure. The
trout and perch fishing is reported 20 be particularly
good Just now. The daily trips 10 the Beach
begin with the Fourth cf July outing Stops are
made a. Alexandra on all trips. Colonial Beach
Hotel, operated by the Washington and PotomaS
I Steamboat Company, is now open.
thrCng Cf about 500 persons went 10 the Beach
last evening the St Johns 20 spend to-day and
to-morros salt water.
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOcK OF
wall paper at very lew sacrifice. Can and see
Gu. ...t,, stock, Z. g. NoLTE @7 IiIa st, nv.
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ACCIDENT-HEALTH INSURANCE.

Personal ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. AND LA
bhiy policies; most liberal issued The STANDARD
Accident Insurance Co, Detroit Mich. Darlington
Johns agents. 6l7 18th 81 Phone NJ l02l.
ie25-3W
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MOVING, PACKING G SHIPPING

GREATER WASHINGTON EXPRESS.
Moving. Packing ard Shipping. Lowest Rates
jth and X sts NV.
Phone Main y ARTHUR c. SMITH. Prop.
ic2s-30t
FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS. I224 II St NV Phone Main
POO au25tf
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert ropairing:
the kind you have been looking for; any make
anywhere. any time HOWARD POTTS BALL. liO7
New York ave. Tel Main 1858 ap7tf
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ST. Down.

WOODRIDGE-ONE. FARE.
SiITO0m cottage. only 81 $50. another for S2.10
Grown house for 8 so0 5rOm cottage and Is acre.
new, only S299i easy payment plan, with small per
cent 20 above prices. handsome lots from 90 5
cents Per foot exclusive sEerts
d. H. JOHNSON CO.. 6u 7th ST. nv.
iv3-2t
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims; settle estates Law business in all cUmIs
No charge unless successful. Phone 1885
myl5-tf FULLER AGENCY. Room Il. l4i6 T st.
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TEAMS WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-TO PUT YOUR TYPEWRITER IL
good condition for next winters work We ~
pair an makes and guarantee our work Prices are
INC. iill & ST. nv fs7t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. go PA. AVE. NV
good place 10 dispose of your furniture pianos
&c, BY auction Satisfactory results PROMPT ne
turns Sale every Saturday 10 a. m. jc2i-St
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. lpc
II 81. NV, desirable Office rUoms including heat
light. elevator and jantor services prices Sl2 20 S2
per room. WEAVER BROS. l4l6 + St NV jee5-ff
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. AT
NESCHLERS 5. 90 Pa. ave. NV: reasonable
ates; conveniently located. Phone VI l2s2 r3-SOt
WHY PAY MOREl WE STORE FOR $50
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. Hs-4ao.
t2 10th st. nv. Phone Main iI29 jeoet
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FOR SALE-EOUSES.

FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. A MOST
desirable home n ten rooms. az the low price Of
5000 This bargain cannot b. duplicated. T. l..
1913 II 81. t3-3t
FOR SALOON Il STREET NEAR HST, THE
choicest section cf the northwest a handsome
stone front residence Cf u rOoms: can be had az
the sacrifice price of $1,000. original cost. $500
r. l.. McCLELLAND 1il3 II 81. iy3-3t
FOR SALE-Sl5oOJ. $1,000 CASH. BALANCE
monthly: 2-story buck dwelling 18th -.
car line; rooms; modem bath. good repair; rented
at Sl7.5O Der month
my2-u II. l.. RUST. COS liih S. nv.
MODERN GROOM HOUSES. % FEET FRONTS:
near Lincoln Park; hot water heat; soon ready for
occupancy. A. L. GERMAN & CO.. 1901 u 81 Nv.
my2i-tf
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
FURNISHED.

UNTIL NOVEMBER J. SUITABLE lOROOM
home $50 per month 3i0j Ashley Terrace. Cleye-
land Park, or phone Cleveland 2's. B3St
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RUG WEAVING.
BIRDS, DOGS, RABBITS, &c.
DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING

s. SPIGEL. 1915 Q sT.-LADIES' AND GENTLE
mems fine tailoring Ladies' suits pressed 75c:
mems, 4oc. Goods called for and delivered PHI a&l
my2l-eod9ot
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

WHY PAY RENT
Buy beautiful home site at East Dupont
Heights Nd; lots sl and up; no color restriction
see display adv, Room g. So T st. ie4St
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

= Bought, Exchanged, and Sold. :
. No matter where located viii buy -
or sell your business or real estate
- FOR CASH Real estate loans At =.
- lowest rates.
- CLARENCE F. TUCKER.
- Metropolitan Bank Building. =
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN" MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL;
some attractive features the Brooks saddle; double
grip control Hedstrom motors; automatic intake
valves. CHAS. Z. MILLER & BRO. ul5 18th NV.
agents jyl-u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROGRESSIVE REAL ESTATE COMPANY
needs service Of practical man with capital. profits
guaranteed. income assured: permanent connection.
reference required Address BOX q. 7O6 llth 81
Nv, washington II. & jyi3t
5000 WORTH G PER CENT TRUST NOTES At
an attractive margin: any part in multipes Of 500
Address BOX q 7o6 lin a nw Wos,S,.,~ 80
ID. G. 80 y. -
Sfo SASH WILL SECURE FINE PEBBLE
dash house: present rent. 500. viii almost -
balance; good home; splendid investment Addrss
AMEkICAN REALTY CO.. 7o5 18th ST. NV.
tyi-3t
THE FINEST OPENING IN THE STATE For A
oIy goods and clothing store or department store
Is Bertrand. Nebr. Z. G. SCHROEDER iv34t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NURSE. WHITE. TO CARE FOR TWO SMALL
children; family spending summer in country near
9lYashington; references. CaH ROOM 80 guion
6tsiion.
The Coconino sun., 1908-04-03
April Weather ln flasstaff

The following data for the month of April have been compiled from the Weather Bureau records at Flagstaff; Arizona. and cover the preiod from 1907. inclusive. They are issued to show the conditions that have prevailed during the month in question for the above period of years. but must not be construed as forecast of the weather conditions for the coming month.
 The mean or normal temperature of April is 42 degrees. The warm est was that of 1902. with an aver age of 49 dergees. and the coldest. that of 1900, with an average of 3S degrees. The highest temperature was 75 degrees. on the 18th. 1904. and the lowest. 10 degrees. on the 24th. 1900. The average date of the last killing frost in spring iS June, 9th.
 The average precipitation for April is .63 inches. and the ave- rage number of days with .0l of an inch. or more. [. The greatest monthly precipitation was 4.2l inches. in 1900. and the least was II inch. in 1904. The greatest amount of precipitation recorded in any twenty-four consecutive hours was 2.95 inches. on March 3lst and April lst. 1903. The greatest amount of snowfall recorded in any twenty-four consecutive hours was 7.3 inches. on the ll-l2th. l9O5.
 The average number of clear days is IA; partly cloudy days. s. and cloudy days. 8. The prevailing winds have been from the south west. The average hourly velocity of the wind. as computed from the records for the past four years. is 8 miles, and the highest velocity recorded during that period was AS miles per hour. from the south west. 0n the 23d. 1904.
 A. E. HAcKErr. Weather Bureau.
The Coconino sun., 1908-04-03

Colorado must be very inter- esting place to live. providing you are careful not to know anything about mining. Former Adiutant General Bulkley Wells was recent ly awakened by some humorously inclined individual who placed @ dynamite boom under his bed. Wells was not killed so the joke fell fiat.