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The Washington herald., 1908-08-03
HENRY LAwToN THOMPSON
Digging the Canal.


Editor The Washington Herald
Modern contrivances are 20 bring 10
naught some Of our most boasted enter
prises- The brilliant man writing up the
interoceanic ship canal expresses only the
common opinion when he predicts great
geographic world changes and immense
benefits TO come Of the union Of the At
lsntic and Pacific oceans.
Optimism is beautiful condition OF the
soul. but pessimism is often a healthful
counterbalance Of beautific extravagance.
Years and years ago I was afflicted with
great interest IN the Panama Canal !
did not want the French 10 own the key,
political or commercial. Of this continent
50 in 1sS7 and 1sSs went down TO the
isthmus. looked the work over. collected
information about sanitation, morals. &C,
and wrote the work up-or rather down
put in everything could get al OF a
pessimistic nature. and had II published
n Massachusetts
Two OF three months after nv visit and
exposition at Panama. de Lesseps' bubble
burst 7. however. assume no undue credit
or blame
The canal viii be convenient for US Il
We never trade in the East OF never have
any carrying trade or merchant ships
But as a profit bearer II can never be g
success Trade Is soon 70 be almost en-
lively localized with nations Each fam
ily, 70 be self-sustaining. eliminating ex-
: pensivs transportation In the interest o.
/ increased hone populations and industrial
necessities
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Advice 70 Workingmen.

E5ito- TIE Wzst5--o1 Head
This Presidential election viii be one OF
vast importance 20 the laboring men Of
this country u will mean more 10 them
than 10 any other class. They have been
doing a lot OF talking during the last few
years as 10 what they would do 10 this
party or that party. or 20 this individual
or that individual. but now their talk has
been called and they are II the posi-
ton OF producing the goods or Of ever
after holding their peace Their leaders
went 10 the Republican convention and
made their demands and were promptly
turned down Not only were they turned
down in regard 10 the platform. bit were
struck in the face BY the candidates that
were named The Republicans selected
". II. Taft. the father Of the injunction
law They then gave labor another blow
in the face when they selected Joe Can
mons man. James s. Sherman. for Vice
Preside1t-Sherman the man who sits at
.Cannon's elbow as one Of the three Re
publican members Of the Committee on
Rules and votes against any measure
that comes up that would benefit the
workingn1an.
The labor leaders then went 20 the
Democratic convention. which agreed 10
their demands and put in the platform
what labor wanted. and then. against the
Wild threats OF Wall street and the plead
ings of the corporations and the demands
OF the so-called Democratic papers who
worship at the shrine OF MsmmOu, they
nominated as their candidate for Presi-
dent William Jennings Bryan. the cham
pion Of the people and the foe OF the
trusts. He is the man who said IN one
Of his speeches. Remember, gentlemen. I
know that every trust. every corporation,
and every monopoly is fighting ne: but
remember that if I am elected I will not
owe them anything" That remark should
appeal TO every thoughtful and intelligent
citizen, and should appeal with great
force TO the laboTing men.
Let the laboring men remember that
every known enemy Of organized labor is
supporting Taft
The laboriag men have everything to
gain IN the election % Bryan, and nothing
to gain IN the election Of Taft but on
the contrary. everything to lose I have
heard many prominent Democrats say
that II labor does not make good this
election and elect Bryan they need never
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No More Solid South.

Editor he Washington Herzld:
VIII you please give space 10 make
q few comments upon the recent speech
OF Rev. DR.. Milton Waldron, pastor Of
the Shiloh Baptist Church, and the state
Enent I find from the Baptist Ministers
Conference am member OF the Shi-
Ioh Baptist Church. and was ordained
by that church. and served as its pastor
and co-psstor for nine months. and I am
also a member Of the Baptist Ministers
Conference Of this city While I differ
in q large degree with Rev. Dr.. Waldroa,
our pastor. politically. I must acknovl-
edge that he delivered a wonderful
speech. the best I have ever heard from
any colored man in the United States
would rather see William H Taft
President OF the United States than any
other man in this. country. I don't un-
derstand how the doctor could state that
the Hon. William n. Taft indorses the
Southern disfranchisement- It is true
believe from his Kentucky speech upon
the race question il was the best
ever heard. and I believe il viii go 2
long way to cause a better feeling be
tween the races in the South. for II
one speech was the means Of electinE
a United States Senator-that IS. a Re
publican from a Democratic legislation
we all agree that there will be no more
solid south. for in this speech he made
it clear that the Southern people had
misunderstood the meaning Of the Con
stitutional amendments And therefore
he viii be able. with his conservative
view. 10 break the solid South. for which
The whole country will be proud
I have spent over thirty-five years IL
the South-in North Carolina-and have
always looked with a desire to see the
dav when the cOlOred voters Of the coun-
try would be as the vhites-that IS, tC
vote for men and measures. and strictly
20 party. While mean TO give ny sup
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again expect any consideration from the
Democratic party; that they had gotten
all they wanted. and If they did not have
the intelligence and the gratitude 10 elect
Bryan il would prove conciuslvely that It
would not do any good ever again 70
listen to their demsnd
II is up 70 the lab0ring men 10 make
good see in the papers every now -nd
then some so-cailed labor leader say that
Gompers cannot deliver the labor vote 70
Bryan. Such talk puts the sO-called labor
leader in rather an Unenviable light; some
persons might question his intelligence OF
his honesty Gompers, when he made
that statement. took il for granted thai
the laboring man had intelligence and
gratitude.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

guaranteed ~
40 T. Nc & O. LI1ITED. DziIv-Fss+ ves-
uo1le tam Pullman seeueTs % Lexington Lc-1is-
Vile Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chiczz6 and =
LOUIS Connection Tor Virginia Hot Srr1urg Pail
man cars Louisville 70 Nashville, Memphis ard Ner
OIleans Dining ca-s- IA carte serrice.
liz z NJ r v LIMITED. Dailv-Solid
Eestlbule tram, Pullman sleepers 70 Cinci-nafi-
Lex1nglon. and Louisville. Comrartucert s|eeui-r
car 70 Virginia Hot Sprlngs week days- Dlu1nz rTrs
q "a carte ss-Tlce. Pullman Sleepers Cinc1nrsfi to
Snlcaso and ST Louis. and LOuisFiile 70 Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans.
f-es-TFa5a=ans and ti-zeSs a. Chesapeake and Ohm
S-hces 9-s Pennsy lEs11a avenue I39 r street and
NeW JIlion station. Telephones Man $50 for
washington Terminal Cab serTice. and Nan uss Or
In tor c & O. Eckst O6ice.
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NORFOLK Ann WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT APRIL Z lss.
Leave Washington New Union Station
s;I5 g. m--Daily-Au points On NorfoIk and vve,s
ern; also Knoxville Chattanooga and NIennuhis
lo's5 p m--Daily. Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
salem. hnoTTlile. Cha1tanOoSa. NsshviiIe Neunphis
New Orleans Tnrough Sleeper Dining cars
For Norfolk-LeaTe Washington % a. n daily
HIS a. daily texoeps Sunday ArrlTs No-foIk
Il . a. n. sd p Il
415 p n--Daiy-BerryviIle, Ls1rsy gbenzndo.b
Elkror.
Trains from the Southwest ar7irs SIS Il n .ad
Il sc p n
Al information Fou-teeuth street and New Yo-4
avenue Bond Building.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Frank Z. Ross Julia B Ross.
No Zs75, Equity Do<ket--The Object of t1is sTit
Is to obtain diTUrce from bed sod board on the
ground uf des-ti0n On motion of the ccmpsln2rt Il
this 18th day Of July 1905 ordered that the defend
ant Julia B. Ross cause her appearaDce 20 Be en-
tered herein before the forJieth day exclusive
q Sundays and legal holidays. occurring sfter the
day Of the first publication q this order. 0-he-Eise
the cause VIII be p-oceeded With as n case Of de-
fault Provided, a COPY Of this order be published
ouce week for three successive weeks In the Wash
ingIOn Law Reporter and The Washinz1ou Herald
before sid day THOS- e ANDERSON. Justice.
A true oopy-TeSt. tseaL} J. R. YOUNG. Clerk.
By FRED c. OCONNELL. Assistant Clerk
w aus 10
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunbia- holding Probate Court No I5415. Admin
istration-This Is to give notice that the subsbe1
Of the state Of Virgins. has obtained from the Pro
bate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters oi
administration the estate of Marshall D. Gaines
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased An per-
sons having Claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the With the vouchers there
Of legally authenticated The subscriber On OF be
fore the &TH DAY OF JULY. A D 1903. other
wise they may by law Be exciuded from all beue6i
Of ssid estate Given under ny hand this 9th day
Of July. 1908 CLARA GAINES. Orange, Va. Box
3 Attest (Ssal JAMES TANNER. Register o.
Wills for the Distrct Of Columbia Clerk Of the Pro
bate Court SMITH L WALKER, AttoneyS
IL, ,au5,n
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Unremunerative.

From Sphere.
First Burglar-Harsz! hear some one
talking.
Second Burgiar-What's he saying7
First Burglsr-That he never viii bet on
another horse as long as he lives
Second Burglar-Let's get out OF this.
No money here; he's lost every cent
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AUCTION SALES.
D. NOTES. Aucsionser.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: on MONDAY.
August ). 1905. al 70 a. n N front Of premise 50
Bth s. We VII -el. az public auction 20 cover
storage charges. all goods and chattels stored with
Is N the names Of Ms Ryan. L. ". Stoddsrd.
John h Day, / NJ Gushon ttiuich0nl. Suzzie
Brown. g. Bennec. Alice Saunders. Bessie Bungy.
In Dorsey. and John Ellis. UNION STORAGE
AND FURNITURE CO., Izc G96s
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FOR SALE-LOTs.

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS II
CHEVY CHASE, u. c.
AdtoininE Chevy Caase. Nd and within ths DE-
trict- Fronting 100 feet On Connecticut ava
me. Eve streets running AID west, 30 feet ee
EEoa- Every lot the available f5- build
ia purposes q detached houses and bun uFaloas
erected under corrse Of construction sincs MAJ
~. the date ot opening q TIE sUbdfFisiJ1- Al
eG improvements. including water sever naeAd-
IulIed streets. sr2nGlIthic sidewalks shade trees.
A. without sxpeuse 70 purchassrs- SPECIAL induce
Ds1ts are odgred 70 those vh0 aEee 70 build
Write, telephone. or cal for plsts and fun Dzrre~
ularA Autos and ca-r1Azes az your disposal
1HOS- = FISHER y Co uNC-l.
- -5eh
FOR sALE-OvER I-3 ACRE N BEAUTIFUL
ArE7le." north q Mt Pleasant near 18th st. e1-
tended. VERY CHOICE LOCATION street graded.
Eanotthic sidswalss Tow urice for quick sale terms
70 suit address OWNER. Box IA. Herald ofsce.
t-r
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
TO AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

EFFECTIVE June = lse
SUBJECT To CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-LE Dis--ic- Liuc station rs
100 a. Il. 80 2 t.. $50 p Il. 7:55 p n, 40
s15 D r.
kETJ JRNING-L7. Chesspszks Beach. SO A. Il
l--i5 p n. 20 = z. go ? r.. so p II, and
l0-u ? II
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. Dls-r-r Line station IS 4 n un
e. n 21o ? r.. SD D. n. So ?. II. is ?. T.
and e-i5 p r.
RETURNING-LF- Chssapeske Bezch. $50 4 n
I'D p n 80 p II. 800 p n. so ? l., s00
p H.. and D10 ?. T.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING-BT- Dls-rcr Li1s Station IS 4 n
ll7o a M. 2zo ,. r.. so ? u. s00 p n. rs
p H. ard a-i5 p. r.
EBTUKNING-LT- Chesspeake Beach. 30 & d
l-s5 = m-. 2;,0 =. n so p 70. 500 D. n 90
p H., and 1879 ;. n.
PAUL Y. WATERS, GeaeaI Manager
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RAILROADS.
w, B. & a. E. RY.
The Electric Line. :"

DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
TIE BEST WAY To BALTIMORE. ASNAP-
OILS. L. 5. NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars from Waite House Station
ti5th and 4 s-s NORTHEAST.
For BaltiDCre--5-sI 65l 10 20. $50. So.
go. so. I01e l5ss. sIa5 and Il % a. n. I25t
uoor. lz- -l00. % 30. 80 go 80. s0. 4-50
5 5J0S1. 5s1'. So 20. 80 $50. Sd &c %
~ 30, e9t. ~. - - - 50 -
Fer AEnaUois-6-50 %. 80 $50. I'D and 81
m 1-se. 10 80 SO. 80 So. 65e. 50. 80
aad - IS 2. U-. daily.
Ind. cstss local trains Al otlers are limited
stopplns only az Naval Academy Ja1ction- No walk
ias hiring q cabs Necessary.
F-reS one way. Round TIP
~ -lal-l-AllI- a.
To Annapolis and L. 5
Naval Aczlel-y .---.-------. Sc SIS
Al 81 cars ulu dIrecr % White House station
I.cket o1ics a. lsth and y Y ave northwest S1d
a. White House Staten. L5-h aad So NORTH
EAST Telepho-s N 80.
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LOST AND FOUND.

lost - BETWEEN A 81 SE AND NORTH
Ca7olina Ave Church. goid chain and cross, ini-
tials L A w" Suitable reward. Return 20 SIS
THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM II TIE CITY
for 70c and a0c per Eaiion delivered LACEY'S.
So New York ave Phone Main s55 bsc
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR Co: CARPEN-
ters ard b1iders. store fitting and reulodelinz- gen
eTll house reTairinE of al kinds: estimates furnished
ROOM :, 6ss ~. Phone II. ~ sy2lsot
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. RENTs. GOVERNMENr
Gains settle estates Law business IN al cossrtA
40 charge unless successful 'Phons Esss
uylSd FULLER AGENCY. Room T. I4ls e.
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HORSES. MULES, AND VEHICLES

GREAT VEHICLE AND HARNEss SALE 70
reduce stocks $1,000 worth Of vehicles lex than
cost al good. new. and up 70 date S D. WATERS
q son. SD Pa ave Nv iyI2sot cod
AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
day. and Saturday Gene and buy vour horses of
rs and save money We sell strictly OF crnnrIis-
Eion- MAGRATH KESNELLY. g5 Ilth St nv.
B550t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-NO 50 n 81 wv JUST TIE
hoIse you sre loosIng for iu eIoelsnt condition
roCIs and hath On car line cal for r-lce and
ether particulars
For reu--No- G-8 81 rv-; near Com ave and
D--pol- Circle rooms and tile bath. c11=e-e cel-
lar. rooms and 2 J. On IS toor. hot-Wate- hez-
See Us about p-1ce-
F1- rert-No KS Q s. rz-= within easy waxing
distance doE--oEu. % -oozs and bah. sood front
and rear Yards
For re-t-No- 80 sth s. NV rooms a,d bath
conre-iert 20 cz- Ines; SD shape-
Tlsse ard many o--er desirable houses 9-r rent
send 70 o-zce for os-rr-ece list
A. r FOX CO. Es-shlisLe1 Is-5-
The Really Ccr-er.~ ls.h al y. Z. are.
au2E
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AGENTS WANTED.

LIBERAL TERMS OFFERED To AGENTS ~
solicit business for responsible up-to6ate casual
Z company. writing al lines
J. g. BOE Empire State Surety Co.,
5vSett Room s15. Colorado BldE-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FRENCH ST. NEAR lgTH-5 ROOMS AND
bath hricks T-ice s. 90, cash. s. $50 BOX 80.
Herald cfEce. AUST
FOR sALE-A DANDY INVESTMENT. NEW
brlck story store rented under lease a. s. pe-
month. Price, S5loo; trust s75o- Better look this
up az once
wILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. So15 18th
nu25t
FOR SALE a sPLENDID INVESTMENT n
the northwest very attractive new 6-rcom- and
hath brick house cellar, furnace heat vel blilt
rented q sod tenant az 81 81 ueT month. prlce,
N-l0. trust s. 80 az fs- ce1--
WILLIGE. GIBBS a DANIEL. sc-o5 lSta-
aust
FINE TROOM HOUSE OF TIE HEIGHTS.
with a n l. coureuient % tro car lines A new
house and IN frst-ciass usiEhborhood. Prics s5So.
With sos cash and balance IL tuo years
uios E-roon house with cabinet nantelS. two
baths. three open grate 5rep-aoss. heated hy bot
water. and splendid residence. With a. n + S27el
cash VII bug. purchaser % assume deed of trust
CLARENCE L TUCKER. Room %. Aiefropolitau
Bldz fyI--tf
MODERN s-ROOM HOUSES. = FEET FRONTS
Lincoln Psrks hot water heat: soo1 ready fo1
ocupanc- A T. GERMAN CO. III @ 81 ~.
UT1f-tf
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FOR SALE-SUBURBnN.


FOR sALE-FOR ONLY Ia CENTS PER
square f5o- f-r land ia si-lr II and Only two
miles from the Trrzss-T Dsuer-neu- IN Washington
CITY al s1rgysd and -zldigiied and s-aked q
readv foT sale Il I1-s- The trac- is covered vi-a
lsrse eek shade trees and las sp,suid rure water
upo1 q, 5-sl two miles gls- g the Presiiert's
11use m Washington. and north n and adjoining
The military p-s- lr arlE--- ts-u- a E-ACRE
addition q me hsau-s1i and rlui,y sroiIs village
U CLARENDON. electro lines -uz directly
th-ogzh the center -f -he --a-- and res- each side
thereof INTO Wash5uz-1r- Just -hilk q IT, Ouly
u cents psr square t1o- f-- tle us--sr C.1zt
---L and Convenient Subdivision 4 land ars-Ird fhe
Na'l1lal tITlraL H-le-scll7rV srF--ls-- rs. and
real es-s-e men take notice Absolutely ;Le ,slCs-
bargain In zeal estate ever c-ered around Wasting
-11 City CAL tCr large pl- and illl Izfo-ula-i1n-
Parties taken % Sc Gle lE1le--v any lc1r- Two
ls-i-el dollars g-u -s -l- Ia--E. cash. ul0 trl.s
ne purchase within sL days FROM this date.
JAMES 2 CLEMENTS. owner las q 81 NV
Wss1i1E-cu d C. Prone Man -1sl aul-st
PKETTY HOMES. LARGE LOIS TO 60 Pa
foot, a. 1T. Rainier. Md CT 2sth and zalh stS
rear K L ave. Ulstrict Li1- sta fare high and
heslt1y. snail monthly p-JEe1tA = c ROGERS
n TOU WAN TO Buy A MARYLAND FARM
CT suburban home send for latest buIetta
Marion buckets q Son, 635 + NV.
UhI-u
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT OF TIE oUARTERNlAs-
ters Department Washington, D. C.-Sealed 10
posals IN tr1piczte VIII Be received al tins ocace
Until Il O'Clock a m TUESDAY September
L 1873. and then pubicly opened. for furnishing
and delivering forage and sTaw AZ Washington
barracks and Washington. D. c: Forts Myer and
Hunt. Virginia. Fort Washington. Maynard the
Arlington National Cemetery. Virginia: Richmond.
Virginia, and Charlotte. North Carolina. during the
period OGcber l. I9ls. to June %. 1909 Blank
FORMS and Instructions for making proposals and
further information VIII be furnished intending bid
deTs upon Application az this ofice. N GRAY
ZALINSKI- Major and Quzrternaster. Z. S. Army.
IN charge Of Depot auI5A52a
wANTED-PROP0sALs FOR WRECKING AND
removing buildings from site a new Auditorium
Thester. bl3-l5I--l9 H St nv. For particulars,
call write AUDITORIUM AMUSEMENT Co.
Munsey Bldg auZ-S
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HOUSES FOR RENT

HOUSES FOR REM
as 2-h 81 roo1s and bath. cellar.--.--.---S - =
17u New York ave NV rnc-ns and bath Zj-i6
ls1- s-h s. Nv = ard bath. cellar .col1rsdi q 50
81 -f-l 81 Nv r0ouss snd bah Ic1lcreIl- 2 %
STORE.
l45 y - LT-. large store s5o
FRANK 7 RAWLINGS Co Inc1.
au2-5s L5 Pa ave Nv
FOR RENT-S-ROON BRICK HOUSE. ADJOIN-
ins sl9 I'll s. sE only sac psr month Apply
20 ROBERT A PHILLIPS. IsI9 Il s. Nv. Mary
land BliIl1-E auI-S
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
THE BRYN NIAwR.
1916 NV.
Exceptionally d6Sinble apartments n three and
four and bath for rent IN this ideally located
hllldInE.' cle-haI a square from Fourteenth s. =
-he p-lces rsnEe from $50 70 81 al outside
r1ums, best lauiro- service N Washington. steam
heat As SPECIAL SUMNER INDICTMENT
Tl-tiss renting Apartments nov VIII Be allowed
FREE RENT VI n SEPTEMBER L Inspection
invited JOHN ". CHILDRESS
Exclusive AEsur
a-l-3t 1872 g 81 Nv.
SAVOY. zsO4 IsTH ST. wv OR ROOMS AND
hath furnished OF unfuruished. phone; cooIest
sIts. in CITY Apc5y a. o15os % Prouu=toz-
jes-tf-eod
$40 AND SI00o-
The beS- 4rouo ard bath fsts n TIE czcy fo-
the money nea- lsra and Pa. ave se. II good
cuudIrIcu-
WI H SAUNDERS & 90. Is7 ST
aul-E
TIE ROYALTON. gls N ST NV.
Very desirable four and Eve room apartments for
reut, Containing exceptionally large roouss inspec
ton invited Apply 70 A G. PLANT. csre o. A g.
Plant Co. "a 18th 81 5e3erf
THE IROQUOIS lGa M-FURNIsHED APART
meuts- with without bozld. sixth hoor. nyI-tf
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FOR gALE-SEASHORE LOTS
STRAW HATS CLEANED.

We ARE EXPERT STRAW HAT CLEANERS
al kinds Of straw hats felts and DeTbys carefully
and neatly treated best work IN the city. rs 18th
81 nv. opposite Bond Bldg au1-5oe cod
THE COY SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
zen; al kinds Of hats cleaned ard deliTersd straw
Paoza felt derby and SIX best WORK II the CITY;
orders for bat bands &c 1sth = ~. EISse u VS.
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HELP WANTED-MALE { FEMALl
HELP WANTED-MALE.

TIE GOVERNSIENT OFFERS GOOD P0STTTONs
IN Pa-aus. IN the Indian service. as 5ocEkesrers
and law clerks u the departments here as arrren-
ticss Il the Bu-e1u. ard inspectors e boilers and
E1ls. examinations soon p-epare nov PROF.
HUDELSON is conceded 70 - the most successful
ooacA m Washington The DRILLERT 100
New York ave iE1z5- -fmw
WANTED-TWO BRIGHT YOUNG NEN BIZ
tween The ass of IS and D 70 solsit advertising
---s- have bicycles Excellent opro--ri-r for --ruz
men Who are not afraid q TorE. A66-aSs BOX
-sa Herald OEee a-2--f
WANTED-SIN GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPERs.
splendid locations and permanent empl1y1reut three
bC-rs e7s-T 6sy. slary and commission 20 boys no
VII work AppF WEBB. CIrculation Department,
he Herz-d- ns-a
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BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS. &c.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expet r.p.ir4.-.
the Ind you have be1 looking sor; any MAKE
Enywhsre, any tine. HOWARD POTTS BALL. ls0
NsE YORK Tel- Main 7s3 anti
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FTRsT-CLASs APART5IENT HOUSE: CASH
ITice Slneo)- owner VIII t=ade for farm land.
vacant lots. and snail properties L. y. sTERRETT
& Co, l4gl y Y. ave. NV arl-5t
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FARMS-WANTED.

We WANT A LARGE NUMBER OF FARMS
for interested parties in the North and Nliddls
West who wish 20 locate not a Ers1t distance from
WashInErcl- II you wish % sell your property.
send particulars OF writs - AMERICAN REALTY
COMPANY. Washington D @.
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& OHIO RAILROAp

BAIIlMORE q OHlO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOCR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL % STREET NEW YORK
80 O. L. Diusr. Pullman Pz1I1r
$50 a. A. k.--e- Elrl"-. E-Ee-ll--r tain
$50 a. II U1le- ard p-llIzl Fsrl1r Ger.
--1s a. r. Lller and Pullman Plr.lr Car
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VTER ARE YOU LOOKING ] zl AIRY Eo2T % f6 6FnG
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

5s nth ST Nw.-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM;
second foor. aulI
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WITH BOARD.

IN 18Th ST NW--LARGE HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms; table boarderss trausieuts aoo0m-
modsted auI-5t
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s DUPONT CIRCLE. OPPOSITE PARR-LARGB
cars az door. au3-se
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCK OF
vail paper At = EerJ Low sIidcs- Call and -
szT stock F. G. NOLTE. ~ IElh st
izs-eod-5
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SO &C ST NW.-LOvELY LARGE FURNISHED
ruos. central location. gentlemen preferred; bsth.
good location iyl0eod-5t
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FURAISHED Or UNFURNISHED.
WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.

1883 L ST Nw-NICELY FURNISHED Or On
furnished ICONS 8 10 Sd month; suitable for mar
red couple. aul-st
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Ios NEW YORK AVE. FRONT CONNECTING
rooms. with large BAY window hot and cold water
saah Aoo-. and south rooms. close TO bath; excel
lent board VISIT
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100 sTH ST NW.-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH
without board. phone aust