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ACCIDENT-HEALTH INSURANCE.

Personal ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. AND LA
bI-iry policies; most liberal Issued The STANDARD
Accident InsuTsnce Co. Detroit. Mich Carriuztou
< Johns. agents. s17 18th st Phone n l1Zl-
is255r
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE - GOOD INVESTMENT -S7.o957 on
tens O. sliti renting for S74i per amman. 9toct
building east and ses; street NV. aea- y. Il.
ave and ST. tEo-apartmsut building of fTst-class
c7asr-sctIon. sru5h front For full particulars and
THos. J. FISHER q co. upcl.
ly3St rs l5th St NV
FOR SALE-BA AR GAIN on COLC5IBIA
Hs.sltz-Tlree t1Fu-fazlily apartment baildiuss
VIII be s0ld az q SPECIAL price 70 quick huyer.
located between 18Th and lith SIS the hiEhrs-
par % Tie Heights Each building is . feet wide
aud iat IS $50 fae- deer- Two apartments IN each
heat Inspect THIS property and MAKE otter.
oat-of-r7Eu owner Is anxious 20 sell Fer further
THOs. J. FISHER & co. uac).
tz5s5 IS 18th s.
FOR SALE-s5 0O-RENTED To GOOD TEN-
ants fo- So Ter anuun; ss,0ry hav-uindoF brick.
IN good section Ne uca- Union station. a rooz-s.
baths. h1rratar heat. first rus; of s95o al pe-
cent Present owner Is anxious % sell Let
show yaa thls. then nake oEer-
THos. J FISHER & co. uuol.
b-5- Is 18Th 81 NJ
FOR SALE-E E0-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
A s-sto-y-and- -cela- brick residence. containing
% T-0uss and bath heated py steam, d7ubic back
T1rrhes. This is a good investment As vel as az
attractive hone proposition; renting for $50 year
Befa-e selecting home OF investments see tins
THos. J FISHER & co. uael.
jvz5t IS 18th s. nv
FOR SALE-A BARG GAIN on COLUMBIA
Heishts that's worth considering - TE5-farlily
apartment. renting for So month. first fpo- clz-
tairlnC rooms and hath second f0o- containing
rllus and bath. b1-h apartments IN -Cod c1udl-
ton See rs f-- u-ice ard terms
THOS. = FISHER & CO. Inc.
5yz- rs 18th 8 NV
FOR sALE-COLORED BUYERS. AIIENIIONi
g 0o1- near ls-g- and r SIS. NV; Sstary-scd-
basement brick dwelling c1ataining rooms and
hath. E1od CcE1Iri1u. owner anxious % sell MAKE
oter-
THOS. J. FISHER & co Iucl.
EE& - 18th s. nv
4 PINE TROOM HOUSE on THE HEIGHTS.
with a. II e. convenient % two car lines 4 new
house and IN frsr-class neighborhood- Prics $50
with $ GO cash and balance n two yeaTS.
nice I2-roou house with cabinet nauteIs. two
baths. three cpen grate drspiacss heated b hot
water. and sTieudid residence. wiki a. II f s. 20
cash VIII bly. psIrchase- 70 assume deed of trust
CLARENCE Z TUCKER Room ~. Metropolitan
Bldc fyiT-tf
FOR sAL-25o00: y3o0 CASH BALANCE
zacurElys 2sto-y b-1ck dwelling 18th Bezr
car Inc roOus5 modern bath; good repair rsuted
al $50 ueT month
uyz-f h. Z RUST. ss lith s. uu
MODERN 6ROOM HOUSES: 2 FEET FRONTS:
near Lincoln park hot zateT heat: ready for
ooczpaucy- A = GERMAN ( CO.. LSol G St
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E. Z. THOMAS aud JAMES FRANCIS SMITH
ArrCruegs-

Z. Z THOMAS sld JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Art1ues-
N THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
Of Cclumbia. holding District Court In re-
Condemnation Of Land nacess1-y fer the rights q
way far she c1nfluEa-icn q the East SIDE Inter
certins Sever Dis-ri-- C1u--. No -4-Ou colsid-
erz-1a & the Petition of the Cauglssioners q the
Dlsrrlcr q Columbia flsd IN r1s abOve-en-l-lcd
elase -n1 on f=5tea . e7s-ze- tor sad te7-rlis-
sione-s- l. IS. D. rae cort this Zst 1sy q Ju-g.
:. D 1913. ou1er1l thar the cierk q this ooE-t
issue a citation % Teuney Ross. Mildred Rass.
0e1rEc--e Ross. lee BcSs. James Il Eerlilya- J
p Baile-. Christian Hclricl. BENJAMIN F NaI1i1t.
EHz=na 'vir-oriz Hal. aad Harvey Na5ai7t iovne-s.
% appear IL This c0grt On TIE 9TH DAY or At
GUST A D. lss az u ocllcE A. n 20 answer
said petition. and 20 stuw causa why the prayers
-Lereof ElcIl1 not BE- sTa1ted- and why the rlslt
Z say thryugh parcels 49, lSz-i. i62s. 1925 and
-51L- as recorded for Fss-T=ss 1f zs-esyz-rrf and
-GKa-i71 iE lie U11oC q The yTTgUT n The District
e Columbia and particularly descoed IN the
the pIrpose q uroTi1!lE a right n way f1T ne
c11-'1-uat1- < ;Le East side Ite7-e7tine serer 81
the Dls-r-t q Co.aEbia T. Is further ordered hat
coIg 1i SAID citation be srrTcd 1y the United
States marshal for The District 4 Columbia upou
sCch oEDers q The and s1EElr be coudeuurd
ncre11. and such ECrv0-s interested therein Uay
oe found b. sad marshal. O. his dsputiss. within
t1c District q Columbia, and Z Is further
dsrsd that az lsrs1cs havi-s aav interest IN theze
Tr7c7s1iuss BE- and they a-e hereby. waTusi AID
Te7 L-Ttl 20 appear ll this court CT hvfcre the
-'4- H-- Gay q Ale7lsi- A u ~ 20 answer ss1c
petirl1r. and % o1u--1ue n ar-e-1aucc uurG he
cour- shall have made 5fs fuaI Cr5s- -a-ifvirr ard
C1f-Tlg the award and report & -le c--Ll15ss-1r-
ers - be APPOINTED D. The cont % lppraise The
T2luc q The respective interests q al T-r-ous
Concerned In tie land and r-srisas mentioned and
described N the Aforesaid petI,I11. It Is fur
-he- cr-srel that q corT cf thts order he Pub
l1shed once n the Washington Law Rc1uTre-
and on slx secular DAYS IN the Wash5-et1n EreuiuE
star. tae Washington Pos. and TIE Washington
Herald. .swslspsrS rshiisLcE IL the said Dlst-ic-
oet1re TIE zzsd ita tay q August. A . Ias
p the e1-r-- signed THoS h ANDERSON
Justice- A tue coIy-Tes-- SEAL J. R YOUNG
Ce-k b FRED g O-CONNELL. Assistant Cla-k
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RAILROADS.
W, B. & A. E RY.
The Electric Line. -

DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
TIE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ANSzP-
OILS. L. 5. NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE.
Eiectnc palace Cz-s from White House station
,l5th and Il SIS NORTHEAST.
Fer Balunore--5-5 go. ~. 81. so. $50
'g1o. 81. 10 %. I050 'IJ5 ard II-50 e. II IZM
neon 10 -Ia0. 81 20J. 20 80 81 4,o0. "a
'51o. $50 61o. 60. '.1o. -. So 80. 'lo-o
sDd - - ?. n. daily.
Fer AnzaDolis-s5O -. SO. SO. 0so. ard
ASo a. "a 1Z5o, 10. "a. 50. 80. 80. s-50
.. s-l. and - b ,. H. daily.
-lDcicztes local trains Al others are limited
stulpIus ouly az Naval Academy junction. No walk
ne LIrIls CT cabs uecesssry-
FareS one Eay. Round trip
~ 1-aiLl-4-i G----------------- * a.
To Annapolis AID . )
Naval Acsdsuy... .......-..... Tsc. as
Al 81 czs ul direct % White House Station
I11zet oco a. Ii5a AID \. I. Do-lhEesl and a.
White HousC station. l5-l and Il sA NORTH
EAST Telephone II -s5
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es5- P ST. NW.-THREE OR FOUR LARGE
nicely furnished OF gufuraished ro1ms- E2-G
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims; settle estates Law business In al courLS
No charge unless successful Phone Tsss
nyl%H FULLER AGENCY, Room Z, LIS =
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
To AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

EFF ECTINE JUNE =, ISIS
SUBJECT 10 CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOiNG-Lv. Dlstrzet Lzae station So 4 n
n1o g. H. 20 p Il, 5aa9 y H.. T.l5 p n, and
gs5 .. Ia
RETURSING-BE. CEssapeake Beach, 6-51 a n
l2.s5 p n. Z0O y n, 6A3 p Il. sa0 ?. u and
1910 D u
SATURDAYS.
GOING-LE. District Line station. e-5 a. n. us1o
a. H. 20o D r.. S09 ? r.. SO D L. rs = u
and 9-s5 2. u
RETURNING-L=- Chesapeake Beach, $50 q N
Z,l5 >. N. 30 D n. $50 = n. SO p N. CSC
D H. and 1910 p n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING-LT- Dls-rlct Llne StaIion as q n
Il - q. H., 30 ? u. $40 ,. T. azo d n. rs
,. T., and SIS :. n.
l2.ss ? N. 2-io ,. II. s@9 ?. Il. $50 p n FR00
,. Il, and 1000 p ~
PAUL n WATERS, General Manage.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

TIE ROYALTON. gls II 81. wv
Very desirable four and Eve room apartments for
rent, couJaiung exceptionally large soumss 5nspec-
ton invited. Apply 70 A G. PLANT. care Of A. &.
Plant < Co., II 18th st nv. 5e39-G
N THE NORFOLK. ID a1d D SIS. NE.-A SIX
room apartment Rent IS
TIE IROQUOIs. no M-FURNIsHED APART-
I-euts- with or without bard. sixth ao0r- myl-tf
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FOR RENT-nOUSES.

FOR RENT--a-s y ST NEAR NAVY YARD
and cars. Two stores. rooms ard bath and rent
ouly ST. WILEIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL. INC..
s155 18Th ST. NV 4rs2t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

POSITION WANTED As IANTTOR OR COACH
man hy reliable o1L1-sd u-an, o- place IS waiter
So 12rs uv.
MANEED-A YOUNG MAN To LEARN Up
Lls-GIzrs business and make himself E1-ersIlv
r. about shop Must le between sixteen and
ygl-- strong and wiling o. work None crler need
sTT-r. ArIly 90 r. W. sS J. B. HENDERSON 100
s. U2I
WANTED-ESERGETIC BOYS OR YOUNG AIEN
earn GOD vases delivering te.z-r1ns Apply
MESSENGER DEPARTMENT Wes1ern Union OF
ice I4lI 81 oclsthu-tf
WANTED-8 COLOEED NAN OF NEAT AP-
Tea-r-- and sac5 s55-ssz 90 5ri7e delivery wagon.
1f-s- c-e thCr-rziT recommended Steady position
f-r -71l men Apply 20 r. ". * y. 2 HENuER-
son. -19 T ST. wr
WANTED-SIX GOOD BOYS TO SILL PAPERs-
splendid locations and permanent employment three
hours every day salary and c1zum5ssc- 20 boys ao
WI work Apply WEBB. Circulation Department
TIE Head Ivs-tf
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TABLE BOARD.

I555 RHODE ISLAND AVE NyV-NOw UNDER
new management Excellent table b0ar5. good
hone cooking 5a2leod gJr
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-STRINt7 OF GOLD BEADS. TUESDAY
afternoon. between 18th and sts and t5ecrEe
Washington Hospital Reward e returned % -a7s
LOST - LADY7S WATCH. GOLD HUNTING
case; name II hack Reward # returned lE2
Clifton T@-5t
LOsT-INI BOSTON House OR on ST. CAR.
SO bill Reward f returned 10 Miss GEDNEY.
2l2 q 81 uu. UEs-
L0ST-LADY7S COLD WATCH AND FOR. MON
CETam F T. W" Reward II returned 20 s2i g
-v-3t
LCST-WATCH FOB CHARM; INITIALS % r
Y Reward % EIn ST. -t
LoST-LADY-S GOLD WATCH on MONDAY;
u110Eral on outside Of case fun name inside
L55z-al reward Z returned % 500 ST. NV iezi-3-
THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM N The CITY
fer &c ard &c rer Eal1r. delivered LACEY ;,
&C. New York ave. 'Phoue Main ss5- Us-d
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DEPARTlfENT ~ - TNrERInR -

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. JULY Is,
i5-o--Seaied proposals VIII Be received az this De
IaTfznsrit uutil O'Clock = IA. July q 1865, and
tler opened for the Installation cf imrruTeueut n
heating system Of th= interior Department Patent
ohcei Building NashiuEtou. D. C.. N accordance
WIN sTecincatious and drawings. copies Of which
may Be- obtained upon aurlicstson 10 the Chief
Caerk e this department FRANK PIERCE, Act
ing Secretary. EB,22
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Bankruptcv Court.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No - n -e wIlberJ Melville; vo5-nrz-y- A
t0rugy '. H Wallace
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ROOMS FOR Rent.
EUKNI>HEn
FUKNIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FREMONT HOTEL. I'd AND INDIANA AVE.
nE--La-gc. aITy. clean roo-ns- II . shady street,
sumner rates my2i-90t-tu tu.th.5
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WITH BOARD.

- 81 NW-TWO BRIGHT UNFURNIsHED
r1cus. b. h. three large closets; rent. SO.
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

ASIIsS' CAFE-ONE OF THE COOLEST AND
c-e1nest in the cts. Neays all hours SPECIAL
sumner rates ls6 IA ave. nv guext door 8ft
Vernon sratioul. i2n
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

KEEP COOL II YOUR RESIDENCE or OF
FICE BY USING Az ELECTRIC FAN
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY
$50 NEW YORK AVE sesls0t
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FOR SALE - GOOD INVESTMENT -S7.o957 on
tens o. slit; renting for S74i per amman. 9-foc;
cul1-Eg on eas- and weSt street NV. 8ea- y H
ave and ST tWu-apartmgut building Of dTsr-class
c7asr-sctIon. sru5h front For full particulars and
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. AT
NESCHLERS. :. go Pa. ave NV reasonable
fatesi conveuisntly located. Phone Y ~ ty5-slt
Why PAY &OREs We STORE FOR 80 A
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4s-sll
q 18th ST Tb0ue Main 81 seLs-
BIRDS. DOGS, RABBITS, &c.
PIGEONS. CANARTES PARROTS. RABBITS
blrd sur--ies. &c. Pets BEARDED p7ices night
BARCLAYS PET STORE. 70 l0-h 81 ~
iy21
YOUNG PARROT. CANARY. HOMER PTGEOS.
E-iuea Pigs. rabbits. dc-S. and sure Sea destroyer;
also queen bees. &c. SCHMID-S BIRD STORE.
~ -Z-l ST. Nv. Z
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VERY HANDSOME 50 WICKER ~FO-CART
good IS ueT. f1T So. also. f1e Qulrrered 5aE rl-
Ieau and wasLstsnd for $50 cost 50: rot =1ils1:
otLsr hs-sl-us az So F 81. NV -yqs7- cod
MANTED-WEsCHLER 30 Pa AVE NV.
a good place 90 dispose = your furuiture pianos
dc, b auction Satisfactory results Prompt ~
terms sale ever Saturday. 10 a. H. 5s245r
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WANTED-ESER.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

A GOOD COL0RED GIRL WANTED TO COOK
wash and iron for a small family,,t0 @ home
nights Apply -5g8 18th ST. Nv
WANTED-BkiGHT YOUNG WOMEN Be
tween ages II Z and O as operators e e. & 2
TslsIAon-- salarv paid while under instructions.
Au1i~ TELEPHONE SCHOOL. IE- Z g. Nv
-E-a-
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

TO INVEST aO5 Or LESS
IN instaIlueurs IN paying business Quick returns.
Your time also # not employed BOX Is7. Herald
oaiCe- U9-f
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59 K ST. Nw-FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished rcoms; second and third foors. y2It
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PERSONAL.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PATD ron WOPY
garments; either ladies CT gents: send rostaI. WI
czI any hour you say I. TARSHES Isos III -
Phone North zs9.
DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOUR return As W.
are o-zIlls gnhesldof rates az present for mems
oi'c4r15d wearing apparel. shoes. hats shirts SC
Tzlsttesei carriage calls rramutiv uuo1 reoen+ -
Io=-lL JJSTH'S OLD STAND 6I9 D
SuPerhuOus Hair, Warts, NIoIen,
B--th1aCs. b-acGleads and al facial 5lemishes ~
uauen-ly removed BY electrtlysis- MISS MAT
IHEWS- Room g. Metzer1tt Bldg. no z 81 NV
MISS NJ J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL. WATFR
ard Aair11esser- shampoolng. uaauicuriug. chirop-
cdv. facial and scalp treatment Work done =
hotels and residence Phone Main $50 sIi G
e. w. feZl-tf
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HORSES. MULES. AND VEHICLES

AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
day and SATURDAY Come and Hsv vo.r horses of
Us and save Money We sell s-r1e-l~ on rr-l7.ll--
si-n- NAGRATH * RENNELLT. 80 IIth ST. Nv.
ONE FINE DRIVING MARE; KIND AND
se1rle5 one large WCrz h0rse. $50 SO 9Th 81 ~
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BIRDS. DOGS. RABBITS. &.
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BAKER ELECTRIC RUNABOCT. WITH BRAND
new batter. 90 miles single charge. TOP o5cmeter
&c complete, cheap az SIS leaving CITY: inquire
L o. WHITFORD- Wholesale Row tyzl-7t
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. NOW LOCATED
al IS New YORK ave: large padded vans. $ lead.
1-u1Tye wagon. S luad- uhI7-eodf
GREATER WASHINGTON EXPRESS
Moving. Packing ard Slipping Lowest Rates.
5ta and Z SIS Nv
Phone Main q Arthur g SMITH. PROP
seEs0s
FURNITURE BAGGAGE PTANOs. &C MOVED
with care pzcadug and shipping q specialty.
KREIG'S EXPRESS IA Il St Nv Phone Main
zgO- auz5u
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FOR SALE-DOGs. CATS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIES. MONKEYS
s7---sa- rabbits. guinea piss dogs. cats and best
sS-i-as blsl1f5--1ug for al purposes ard flea de-
st-oye- SCHNID'S BIRD STORE 7I2 l2-h sz
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& OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAf Z NV UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
AEM TEh4lNAL. -SD SIEEEr. MN YORK
: . g. Dlle1. E---E-z1 Ezz.cr.
- a. T. o@1eL F1ra9I- tIFe-lOuT Trzfl-
: ~ g. u Dsler al1 pullman EarIor Ca
iL1l1 a. Dl-e- EuC pullman Pa9lur Gar
~ , II Dl1e- AZ s'---L1al Fzror Jar
$40 = H. Royal L-1lIel- A. Pullman 5-hos.r
$50 , IL Coacles - tallzcelTalz-
.s1o y D. Dller AZ Pullman pa-Lls
'sly = z C1acles -GEIladell1IA-
-'L<1g >. Sictpszz
ATLANTIC CIII. z %. 'sO0. fusU = u. fIso.
"a ?. u
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR On TIE HOUR
tNecE dEys- ~ a Y u ~ D n
-. pa. 81. - ~ ~ 80 - -ean
Is-5 Ilj1L. y ~ a. L.. -. Loou -lzz1: = %
t-15 !-99 80. 50. So. Iil9. Ia.s5. 'saJ.
80 - is1y ~. rAS, 's=a. Ts-se -1sSS.
,--,---.-. MLSTWAED-
CHICAGO, ~, ~ = L.
CLNClNNAIl. 81 LCJls. ard LOUISVILLE,
s.4g a T.. = - = T.. -s@1fl hight
flIlsbChG- 81 - II, ~ -s-lo ? II, -2G
CLEyELAND. -slo p Il
LULL ABCS- - p Fl
MEEELI%G, 81 a n 80 D N
MlNSH = 4 Ett. q y a a. Lia6 800 :. n
HAGEKSTOWN. $40 a Il. 500
ANNAFULlS, s. -. fsaU. flzSS noo-. Ts90. -.
s5-9 and '555 , r.
Day. tEScsat sunday ssunday ooIy
TELEPHONES a. ~ tke following Ticket CJf-
aces- l4ls q s.. ~. Main ISL 5Ls Peuusylyaris
ave. Main Is New Cl1on SIsIlo1: Iickel UEuce
MAJ 9+'5- t1scr11zIlo1 Bureau. Main $50.
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PAINTING AND REPAIRING.

PAINTING. GRAINING. CARPENTERING.
PlasterinE and Repairing. JULIUS y MAY &
CO. 1857 P Nv. Phone y 81 5yI7-9teod
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

I HAVE FOR SALE 4 VERY FINE FARM
wcil improved and IN good condition; and one
half miles q electric cars. 20 in cltiTation;
best location Prioe 81 600. half cash For further
information. address BOX l3s Herald Ofice. iyz-if
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l070 9TH ST NW-THREE UNFINISHED
rooms, two furnished rooms; L b. B. ~
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR sALE-FRESH LAID EGGS FROM THE
Indian Head Poultry Yards fas table esg; &c
pr dozen, delivered.
Drop p0stai OF phone Main 57aW
City ofsce 800 G s. nE 4v11-sos
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-28

done fine work as center Of the team.
DR.. MacLean in presenting the var
sity symbols asked the men as ex-
perts in athletic work to make them
selves leaders in the matter Of
spreading interest in physical train
ing in the communities in which they
go on leaving the university. The
president professed his belief in physi-
cal training for every one, particular
ly for the student not athletically In
clined, as they are the ones who most
need such training. He would like to
see course in physical training COM
pulsory for every student, both the
men and the women. We need
campaign of education along this line
in the university.
The address of the day was given
by Professor Shin of the College of
Agriculture, on the subject of land
scape gardening. He said In part:
"The welcome of the home should
extend beyond the doors, out into
the garden. You have passed homes
to which you would gladly accept an
Invitation, because of the attractive
ness of the garden. The satisfaction
in life, the comfort and enjoyment of
life, depend much on having your
surroundings in accord with your
taste. and expressive OF your own In
dividuality. In the early days Of the
west the problem of making liveli-
hood was so pressing that this ques-
ton could have but little attention,
but now the time has come to make
our surroundings more beautiful and
harmonious. In no place in the
world can this be done to better ad-
vantage than in our own state. II
leads now in horticultural lines; let
us hope that 1t soon will lead the
states OF the Union I'm the beauty OF
its homes"
Lieutenant A. w. Smith, Third
cavalry. has arrived from service in
the Philippine islands and has taken
up the work OF military instructor in
the state university. With the excep-
ton of the junior and senior classes
all students Of the university are re.
CURED to attend military drill one
hour each day four days a week
Three companies are organized
among the Students, and these form
a part of the state militia of Idaho
The university basket ball team
play their last games for this season
on the 2sth and goth at Walla Walls
against the team of Whitman college
In the game early in the season a
Moscow the Whitman men were vic
torious.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-28
AN INDIAN DRAMA

That was a dramatic and pathetic
scene enacted in the United States
senate yesterday, when Senator Owen,
the Cherokee Indian from Oklahoma,
and Senator Curtis, the Kaw Indian
from Kansas, engaged in a heated
controversy over tribal relations.
The Oklahoma senator wished the
word tribe" in bill before the body
modified by prefixing the word late. "
To this the Kansas senator objected,
and much of past Indian history was
repeated and their present status as
citizens discussed. Senator Owen
preferred TO be known as citizen
Of the United States and of Okla
homa, rather than a member OF the
Five Civilized Tribes Of Indians. The
other senator chung to his Indian an
cestry and traditions. Both men are
highly educated and good speakers
and their Indian oratory stirred the
staid old senate as has no other in
cident for years. 1t served TO make
conspicuous the contrast between the
Indian Of half century ago and the
present. and was a striking illustra.
tion Of the progress the only true
American is making along the lines
Of civilization. The incident calls tC
mind those beautiful and truthful
lines which have come down thC
ages:
1.-THE moving finger writes, and hav
ing writ
Moves on; nor all your piety or wi
Can lure 1t back to cancel half line
Nor all your tears wash out wore
OF It,"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-28
NIlIIlonalres In Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 2S.--
According to q Washington statisti-
clan, the United States senate now
has 80 millionaires. representing a
capital Of s21O,5OO, 900, and the
house IA men in the millionaire
class. with fortunes aggregating
Sss. O0O, 900.
Simon Guggenheim heads the list
OF millionaire senators with $780,
900. 200. Senator Isaac Stephenson
OF Wisconsin possesses a fortune es-
timated at half that sum. and Sena-
tor Stephen B. Elkins of West Yir-
ginia is a close third with 5,OOO.-
O00. Representative John E, Andrus
of New York is the rich man Of the
house. his pile" being given as $751;
900. goo.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-28
WILL BE TRIED FOR ASSAULT
Woman Leaped From second-stOry
Window.

woman Lctpeu FROM BeCOluS6pOFy
Window.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. a.
Charged with attempting assault up
on Mrs. Adele Reinecke, who leaped
from second-story window, break
ing her leg. to escape his advances.
John Kelly will be given a hearing
tomorrow before Magistrate Harris.
Mrs. Reineeke alleges that she was
decoyed to Kelly's room on the pre-
tence that she was being taken to
the home of a woman acquaintance
and that Kelly then locked her in
and attempted personal violence.
She escaped the fate intended for
her at the price of broken leg and
long period in the hospital.
Relieving Kelly's sister to be a
former friend. Mrs. Reinecke accom-
panied the man to his home, a lodg-
ing house at ala south McAlpin
street, where he said his sister board
ed.
suspecting nothing wrong in this
proposal, and intent only upon re-
newing an acquaintance with an old
elassmate, Mrs, Reinecke accompan'
led Kelly to the house on McAlpir
street. The man seemed perfectly
at home and led her without delay
to second floor room. which he sale
was his sisters apartment.
No Miss Kelly appeared, however
and no sooner had Mrs. Relneck'
taken a chair than her escort CLOSED
the door. Then, placing himself II
a position which blocked egress b.
the usual way. he declared he woul'
not permit the now frightened WON
an to leave the room unless she &C
ceded to certain proposals he made
Mrs. Reinecke Indignantly repelIe
the mans advances. Seeing n
other means of exit, she quickly low
cred partly opened window an
hurled herself to the street below
A snowbank broke the force of he
fall. but her leg was broken.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-28
WHITE sox SPECIAL
Chicago American League Team ON
Training Trip.

Chicago american League Team on
Training Trip.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2S,-"All aboard
for the White Sox special"
This city win ring out tomorrow
night, when the players and officials
OF the Chicago American league
team will board the most palatial
train ever provided for a baseball
club and set forth on the most am
bilious training trip ever under
taken in the history of the national
sport.
The White Sox special will run as
a second section of the Golden State
limited, the fast train to the Pacific
coast, and win follow that train to
Los Angeles.
The magnitude Of the undertaking
can be imagined from the fact that
the two sections Of the squad will
cover 1854 miles before they re
turn to Chicago to open up the Amer.
lean league season, April IL,
No bali club even went out of Chi
cago in such style as those SOx ar.
going. The special train secured
/ from the Rock Island road win b,
the finest that can be put together