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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOAE-f ~-'--7-eE Only as information. and not
e-aIa-l4ey1
uul4e ram Pullman seeIers 70 LsrIustou I..is
Tlile. Ol-cillat- Indianapolis. CllcagO and ~
L0l-s- IClIecIlJl III huslu1a hot ~ur4ul-s PM
as4u Gals LOUISVILLE 10 nashville. Memphis and Nez
OIlea-is- D41-ls cars, a "a carte service
HIS I. NJ 4. v LIMITED I3allv-soli5
Te=tl5Ule Uall. Pullman SET pers 10 CliclprsIi
LeAlAst0h- 4-i4 L.0llsfl--e Compartment seeling
car 70 sEeIlA huL cirIugs week GAYS Dlu1-r -
. ia carte service Pullman S-eepers CIucI1Tst 10
S1lcIso and y LOUIS and Louisville u Memphis
AaslElIle. ana New Orleans
Ees-r'allol-s and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Calces- o-s Eeulsy lFaulz avenue Ls5 street aud
New LuIol station TslsphC1es- Man issi -
4snllg-ou Terminal CAB Service and AIsIn iuk5 o.
10 Tor C. 4 U. Ticket Oa5ce.
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

SPECIAL.-To C7-7i1,- the pubic thar p. P. p
e employ The BEST TEACHERS THAT MONEY
CAN SECURE gives tire MOST THOROUGH
------= Il instruction 5n BODhK KEEPTNG. BANK
Nc SHORTHAND. TOUCH TIPEN E.IIINt1.
EEEaFHy RAILEO AIDING. AND CIVIL
SERVICE To BE FOUND. and that C-- flcili-
ties for securing positions for s--la--s are ALL
WE CLAIM We VIII f1- tle next fifteen DAYS
give ala rre=z--z-- this al ONE MONTHS TUI-
TON ABSOLUTELY FREE L vlu are TOT c1n-
v5--1F thar ali our claims are tue d-sC1--iuls AZ
yrl -F FREE MONTH ewing nothing Twenty
years --r-ra-.5l-5 Success and -E- cham q
thirty r----s located IN zsrsutall states. enable
r-5 q. give -zr---ales rH- 20 he found IN a-- C-lC-
r-z7---- ----e-- uRATGHON-z Practical.
BUSINESS COLLEGE .Sucraz=H- % S1eu-s-lau..
arl5r-r r5 Music Hgil5i1E. c--- s-h ard y SIS
Nv Plr-s Main So. aU-l-r
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Al advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fde circulation circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B--to--oal-g scled-.e Lsz--as published o1lv
1utclIla-loa. szL are not 7gsa7au-sed
tCr Atlanta, Blru.lls-a1l. NC1Le. New O-lea-s
Asne'll-e, l--1st2ll2osa, Memphis. SIS 3 Il and
Il % ?. H. daily
foT h2anoAe, knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis.
New Orleans. I1-l5 ,. n daIiy.
tor Coll11bla. Charleston. Aug1s-a Aize1 szrs1-
nah Jaczsouyl-e, and E-oTidz points, 40 q un.
daily
4o1r1st cars io- California. trl-Eeekly. $40 D n
Loca- 1o- HarrIsouhyTg - d. U. daily: AIS u N
Nesz days for Dauvle- SIS a. n GaiIy and for
LL1-lottesrl-e. SIS and - = L. daily Fra
CueuI Lzlls 10 and frJm ElaeInout
l. ,. BROWN. General AEent
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INSECTS EXTERMINATEn-

IT WILL KILL FLIES. ROACHEs. BEDBUGS.
al insects. BY simply spraying IT, Phone Main
S379 and agent VIII call and demonstrate to you-
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MOTORCYCLES.

"INDIAN' MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM AL;
leading features; the Brooks saddle double grIp
control; Hedstroa motors. automatic intake TaIves
CHAS- z MILLER < BRO uo5 18th NV. areuts
aus-tf
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We ARE OFFEBING RAE BARGATNs -
ootcoz p,z-ta-sons. fruit farms. a15 rice farms ID
tracts CE 10 10 200 ac-es ADAMS & BOYLE &
COATES. Little Ro5z Ark au4-s0t
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FOR sALE-sUBURBANL LOTS.

ENSLEN PLACE - SUBURB or GREATEST
Sol-hern city. lots 5rl35 az $50 SIS cash SO per
month; only go feet Of city limits: reference any
hank FRED E ENSLEN. Birmingham, Ala.
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FIRE EXTINGUISEER.

ne FOLLOWING IS 10 SHOW THAT s G.
Parser s Tie ------f71---z- u sl-[ EE--1c-1-zLer-
~ No - z s. Nv WzslE----- y c.
Is --h s. w. Wzsli-E-11. D. C.
J-1e u. 1893
1I- E. g. ParEzr. No - st. l=--
Dear S5--Ths FIRE ez-i--g-5islzr bought q T11 Eve
rr-rs ago was -zse5 twice b- rs III a z-= czus-l H-
81 explosion ~ Ezs--1e stove. AID found 90 be
7--~ eE5cuz- A. the las- fre E-ea- damage 71l-l
have -az1--cf Z we hadn't had a h1--le ~ the
.EE----I-s1z-- handy We, e cuts. ordered a
E=f G0zs1 E7-e bottles 90 80 f7- -l5-l re paid
81 AerE respectfully ----=.
lLAETHA SCHMIDT
o. L. SCE8IDT.
Srfs-lrsE and sU1-u % this tenth Ezy n June
-s5 SYLVESTER g. PAEEE2
-l--5t NJ-a-y Pubic
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SOUTHWEST.
LOST AND FOUND.

LO5r-THURSDAY MORNING. On PENNSTL-
vl-ia ave. between 9Th and ll-h srS-s OF On In
s. car Ner York ave gr II ST. car. CT % 1870
-c-h g. us hrGun leather p1-zErouok- Cl'--7-r-1E
Sd bill . so bills. ard s s. bis RsEa-i q re-
turned 20 1910 12-h 81 ne auI2t
I05T-RFD Sal RING WITH FAMILY CIIESr-
ve-T ffbe-a1 reward # returned % the SAVOY,
APT T. 18Th and G5rar5 s-s- a7lE
THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM N TIE CITY
fG &c and &C rsF gallon. deliTerad LACEa :.
U-- New York ave Phcue Main s15- ySE
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HELP WAETED-MALE.

vANTEn-A BOY FOR REPAIR DEPART
--z--- one ~5-- -re-Ha-5-sl ability 7-af=--z5 Ap-
--- t=-~-z- s." and @ a. u- ar So ---l 81 NV
wANrED-SIx GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPERs-
sr-eu-iE I-ca-l-1s and permanent e1-pl0yenI -z-ee
tc--s every day. szsry and c--ulssi1l to bo7s E1o
VII work A-rF WEBB. CI-culzclln Department.
TIE -zrs-a Tys--f
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STORAGE

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS &c AT
NESCHLER'S. Sd Pa ave. NV reasonable -stes.
conveniently located Phone IL ~ sass1s
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

AMIss- CAFE-ONE OF THE COOLEST AND
esaoest IN tie city Meals al bours. SPECIAL
sumner rates Des Pa ave IN. sDsxt door NJ
vernon stsuoul. I'D
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
To AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFt ECTIEE JUNE = 80
sCBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv- B.strl-s Lz-s s-a-.da -
---' a. 49, - , r., $50 = u. 10 p Il a1a
slj IL
hE- L-s-'lNtr-LE- Cl1sareaEe Been. ESQ 4 Il
---i7 = II. ~ = r.. o1y =. n szg =. T. zad
- ~ = IL
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. DIs1--c- LIE Staten IS ~
a. n =" , H. ~ - r. S-a1 r.. rs ? t.
alc s-i5 ?. 70
IthN4NG-LT- Cbesapsaze Bezch. go L II
LII ,. "a. 80 ?. IT, s-g :. T. slg = n. saS
H. ard -JlJ = H.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOlNt-Lr- ulst1ct L-ns station. s-S L
4L'io e. n - p H. 80 ?. r.. 80 = l. rs
,. ul-. and g-a5 :. H.
hEi UL1NlNG-Ly- Caesapeske Beach. 10 y II
L-15 , H. 20 = H.. 61J p II. sag I. n sas
J. a.. and lDlJ = II.
PAU 4. WATERS, GenenI AIauzzzr-
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BICYCLE TIRES.
HEADQU ARTEBS FGR TIRES. ALL MAKES
Uri-or- Hartford Hesslr-. ard c-sl--1 tires
E--ara--ee5 f1- year Ezrc-- ll--c.e repair ce-
rs--11aut- C. VERNON HALL 6a (
a1-1-ea--s-1
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CARPEETERING AND JOBBING.

CONsCLT 9iE on JOBBING AND CARPFNTFR
wc-k estimates -lecrfally furnished terms -rss-7-
ahlss u-l-rt service VA Mcclure. zIIs 18th
- I5l3 Sd s---1-77-
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
Claims settle estates Law b1siuess il al cour-s
SO charge ualess succszsfuI- Phone Xxx
GylSu FULLER AGENCY. Roon Z, Izls z e
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k20AL.

SPECIAL CASH PRICE his MONTH"; FTR
mace. $50: esg. stove. ard nut S6z5: pea $
WNI- J. HOLMAN. aII3 7th Nv. 'Phons y IS.
aus-3ot
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PERSONAL.

EEnCOo al
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR wcRN
Ez-Ier-s- elrEe- lzdies Es1ts. ss1d postal VII
czl sly hc-r yr- Say 1. TAESHES LIS IN *
'Phoua Ncrch 80
VIZ HAVE sALE FOR 10 PAIRS OF VFN :
discarded --1-ss-S- VIII rav the limit also shirts
bats shoes, ---1 d note tr cl- high s-=u-ar %
e--- o. y1lr door, cal any L1ur zos say JUSTH-S
Old STAND. E-9 j.
BEADFoED-S DETECTIVE AGE0S-Y- SUITE n
f-le-ad1 BIDS 18Th and - E-1e-- izrsz-5-a-5--s
aEE cause all =aC---us- S-rr-y c-u15eu-1a- rPr1-s
j. 80 night c1I CO.. -g-E MORGAN BRAD
FORD. J-. PRINCIPAL ------
SUpeThuOus Hair. Warts, sfoIra,
hI-r-CEs- 1acslEads. and all faclsI blsu.zh-s ~
11z1s1t-g removed b essc--olysis- Mss NAT
IHENS. Room 6. Mstzgrott Bldg no p g ~
Mss n ]. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAVER
and Ea--1rzsss-- slaIpooing uau1Cu-5nE- chirop-
ocg- tcc-zl and scalp -eg tDe1- W1-K done a.
15ce-s zld Tczld1ucgs- Phone Main 255- gi G
= ~. fsg1-rf
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RAILROADS.
W. B. & A {. RY.
The Electric Line. u
DOUBLE TRACKS, BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE


DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
4HA BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE ANNAP-
OLlS- T. s NAVAL ACADEAIE-
BAGGAGE CHEChED EELE
Electrc ual-c. cars trl Nl-s H5u=s station
D5ll 51c b SIS NU@lHLAsI-
--- bl--liL--a'sa 5zg. a-. %. 80. 90. G 20
-s7t. s-s. 1850. lzg -ll11. aal - ~ a. m La
lool. H. -l1l. 80 30 80. -5a3. s. 4-5l. 81
-sl5-s s-o 5zt- l5s. 80. 20. -. s-5. 'I055.
Fer AaH.a5ls-55i. 80 s52- $50. 1.g. and Ia
g. NJ -. l4. -e. So ~. -. %. 30 80.
arc rs g. H.. daily
'lnd-ca,es local is4lzs All otls-s are limited.
sioEIiHs ou-y az Naval Academy Jlac-ion- No uaIE-
Is o. bring u c11s ueu-sslry-
7. E.l:.s E.l...s....... o-s way n'-9s as .=''
- Al-lT1-s and L. S
N1sal A--tal-7- ---------.--- -5c G5
A. d e. -azs -1l c-eet 90 Waite H51se station
IieAet ea-e at -ita ana s. y ave- northwest and
EAsI- Ie--Ialus ~ s5s.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LAAtE NV UNION STATION.
ROYAL H-JE LINE
" Ekf oIhbk huJE UN Ih- ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AMI NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET NEW YORK.
80 l- Ul.er. putnam F--l5r
is-- a. IT, h--a- i'l--l- ILsl-ll-r train
$50 a. IT, D-l-r AID Pullman lsz-a- Ca-
10 3. IL I1ls- a. r1-zzzz iz55r a..
fi11 B. IA ta--lls o. E--llle-aa-a-
So b. "a L-a-- AID ll--l-zl Earl1r-
--1a g. --- t-----s - tL---1z-lllz
----H ~.a.-ar-
- al ll- s-elql---
-AILANIlC ~li1. -7=o. so. runo g. z. uo.
--lg J.
TO BALTIMORE
~ EGl ADj = Oh LHE HOUR"
90 e-k l--s. t1s O. o. % e1lu ,. n
- fa-sr --aaI. - SO ---sI ~
80 f-.ll --1g a. o.. .l-.5 u1la. -lZ1s : o.
3----- - -s-s .-. So. jan r4a5 -5Io
5--. 80 -51E. Esd. j. ~. -s5s rs-l. - ~
. No. - ----u e.
NE,INAED-
tINtlNNAII- ST LUIS. az- LOUISVILLE.
81 r.. --1s e. @-. ---=aJ MT
Filis5Li.G $40 a. ia. - -s-l5 :. r. -IZ5g
ILEyELsND. go r.
Sl+-l -4at =. 50 T. T.
t1t-st-lNiH- --i a. a.. 80 . n
H--. I4sL1L IA. -s-l1 l... -5-5 $40 p u
Ehr8EE4Lh- ro-l, rs-l-. ss--5 q. H. sIls -i-E.
r5-l5 g. ~
Ass-5.sT9WN. SD a. n. SD ? n
- @ t--i9 S.51 saw. ----5 1oo1. 5s-G. 81.
L1llg- -Ezc1pt Sunday. ss1-cav allT
LELLFEu>L> az al TIE --L5-r-rg T5cket Os.
- - . s. w. Nam -55-s 1-3 Peunsy!Esala
Ai--l .a'-- l--i--zlzr-ln B-r-a-. Man -.
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BIRDS. DOCS. RABBITS. &c.

YOUNG PARROTS CANARIEs. MONKEYS.
Eod1sh. rabbits Culrel pigs dos cats and bezt
o21l-as Dlsl1iectlng fd- aI purposes and fea de-
ttroys-- sCH11ID'S BIRD STORE. II I2th q
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER IS FAMOUS FOR ITS
purity; received fresh daily from Chestnut HiD.
Va; used and indoTsed by leading physicians OHee,
II uth Phone n 66Z au4sot
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FIRsT-CLAss APARTMENT HOUSE IN TIE
lx-: value Sl25.019s owner VIII trade equity Of
$4,000 fo- farm land. suburban property. lots s1d
smaller properties L Y. STERRETT < CO. IHI
y Y ave NV al2tSt
A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF NEARLY leo ACRES.
near Washington This farm has 5 -ssts OF in
proveuenrs and IS adapted 20 Er1l1. stock &c
Owner VIII trade equity Of $1,000 for apartment
house business OF residence p-0pertles- l. Y
SrERRETT x CO. 1a3l y. \. ave NV. zucl-S-
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR REM
l35 c 81 NV: convenient 70 d15rutovu: 10 roorns
and barI. IL excellent c1udiri0n. front and hack
Yards
SO II S. nv; t-s--class condition; sod yards: 9
rooms and bath -aH fer KEYS and fun pz-ric1Iars
ilese and other houses and apartments for rlut-
18th a. Nv NcrE ave.
18Th az New Ylrk ave-
-'rle Rez--- Come EstahIishe5 $50
Artist
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WovING. PACKING { SHIPPING.

WHY PAY EX0EEiTANT PRICES2
Moving s. ser load >-H-z- S. r-r l0ad-
GREATER WASHINGTON EMPRESS.
PHONE y 51 -55 l. ST
zl-f---
FURNITUEE- BAGGAGE. PIANOs. &C. MOVED
with care. pzc11E and snippug q spec1slty
hEEIG'S EMPRESS. II d 81 L. Phone Mli7
sgl zuZ-G
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

C0NsrLT THE RIGGS ENPLOTMEN
AGENCY. -z- = 81 wv. when T1u are IN re-
C Esl2 OF =5-azr51-s- Our patronage is broad AM
res1-t-Hr5r-ln- 5sEf E55-
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HORSES, MULES. AND VEHICLES.

TWO TOP DELIVERY VyAGOTS ? RT-TAF0TT
bls1ss Z ---llGsr S-z-h1l= I Darr11 uz--1
stand--g top business 6uE-y. ! l01E-dody b-Fzy
JOHN n DOYLE I13 9Th 81 nv leL-sz-s z z
PERSONS WISHING 10 Buy on SILL
h-e OF exchange horses. Carriages ard ha-lass ulu
rl1 Il u tEelr advantage 20 cal On cr address
DOWNET'S STABLES. lE2-IsZs L 81 ~
5ys-5--wfS
Buy YOUR HORSES. VEHICLES HARNESS
&c a. The cdeapesc place n the city Rates low
est eFe-y-l--s the best and up % date 5 ID.
WATERS s. son SO Pa ave- NV 57IsSreod
AUCTION SALE Every TUEsDAY- THURS
cay- and Sa--rday- Cone and buy your ho-ses q
us. ard save money. We sell strictly ca ccu--uls-
sio1- LAGRATH EENNELLY. Us lth ST TX
uzs0t
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MECHANICAL REPAIRING.

FoRGINGs. ELECTRIC WORK. slODELNAR-
i-g. elevator 1epsi-s gasoline steam engine,
repaIring q fine sut1nCtles- 5 D. >LOCUAl
MACHINE CO.. SIS Is-h s.. Nv auzsot.w.f.S
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UPHeLSTERING.

EXPERT CHAIR GAMING. FURNITURE RE-
paired and -C-z-she6, E1urs -e1zisls5 uaL 0rlzz
promptly attended To-
A KOERNICRE 4 4 LITTLE IL ~ St. 81.
-yZS-vf S-53t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ATTENTION GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES -ONF
Ls=--1u= q -nall1- extra ms-ey taxing orders fer
Herald u1ca- --7r-7f
WAN-ED-TO CHARTER A POWER BOAT FOR
one rC1-h- -zu- rrice and surad Of boat Ad-
6-zss BOX 15s- Herald aaEca- a.1r--f
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SILL OUR UvERsTOCK OP
val paper at q FerT low s-cri1ce- can apd A.
CT sJock- F. G. SOLTE- 81 llA - ~
Szs-eod-H
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HIRING AND BOARDING.

BOARD AND HIRE YOUR ECRSES AT ny
sable I invite you 70 Inspect tLe saulsa-v and
rI-to-cz-e cu1ir5o1s SPECIAL attention 20 d7a-din-
a0rssz 4 u CEANDALL. rear Izl5 y. Cartel 81
zu--3o.-s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-GEOCEET. CIGAR. AND NOTION
=-l-a= lunch ard l'oc- -r1ns. hotels szI1c-s 5--l
s--a=. shoe shining 7o-0-S bz-ilE- sh11s lfCTU Al
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Rom 80 Bond B-ze
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FOR RENT-HOUSES-

923 New York Avenue y. W.
au32-
FOR EENT--9-5 % ST wv A SSTORY BRICK
house. rooms, hot and cold water and la--ahes-
rfa- --s- market and s-sDC-s- rent S56 Pr month
OWNER. -5-S Ca-rnhal 81. between 5-h and L7-h
and z and Q SIS. NV z-z--z-
LARGE MODERN OFFICES ~ TIE METZER-
ctr Building LIll--7 r s. NV $50 pa- month
i-cil5ins heat. hght. elevator and izE-lr ser-ice
DO e1rEaA IZE
FOR EENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. las
81 Nv. desirsb-e oasos rooms. iacIudlnF heat
s e-e7ato-. a1d 1autor services prices. 81 20 -
7er -0Cn- WEAVER BROS IE5 F s. NJ isss-rf
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WANTED-HOUSES.

I WILL PURCHASE . OR HOUSES. SOUTH
east. as Investment VII consider any sod r-l1-
cry anywhere STATE lr-z-l-- and r-l-e
o. Il JOHNSON. OIL 1-l 81
cT-15t
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HOUSE REPAIRING.
ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.: CARPEN-
tiers ard builders. store fitting and reodeli1z- ger
sal house -gIai-1E Of al kinds ss-i--zses furnished
EOCL 3. E53 nv. -Pac-e II -E5 rz4s5t
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DELICATESSEN.

sELECT GROCERIES. FOODsTUFFs. CANNED
Eoods I-ted meats. foreign domestic fruits. ideas
for serving wedding receptions A. q UNDER
DOWN. I-E Isth nv zu9s5t
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ROOF PAINTING.

GENERAL H5-se Painting Ginning. Glaznz- "
.slEf .u-5I
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FTOTecI our Family
- he lowest rates The EANhEE5' LIFE As
SOCIATTON Cf Des Nli-ss. Iowa Osa- E-
-3-l S.. W1s1z1E-u1- D. C. G. A. lIcGATy Nan
cr- a1-e501
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

-3 9TH ST. NE--TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED.
for light housekeeping; second floor. S per month
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE L0T. I8oz-55 II.
Near Argyle Mansion and 18th St extended
LACADAM STREET & GEANOLETHIC WALKS
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
Ad-rsss OWNER. BOX 81. Herald oas1e.
auZ-r
FOR sALE-
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS II
CHEVY CHASE, y. c
Adjoining Chevy Chase. Nd and within -. F,3s
trict Fro--ng ever I.1o3 feet On Counecticrr ave-
rues 1Fe streets rCnn4ng east and west 80 feet es
Vaelon- EseTy lot the aTailabe FOX huilu
l1E purposes. 4 detached houses and bungaIoug
erected OF under corrse of construction since Ms7
ls55- tie date Of opening Of tie SUBDIVISION All
cts improvements. including water. sever z1zcad-
znlzed streets. grauolithlc sl5eEalks shade trees
al without expense 70 purchasers. SpecsI induce
zaents aze Ssz-S5 ~ S5cse who agree 10 build
W1lte, telephone. OF cal f0r plats and fall pzras
1lArs- Autos and carriages at your disposal
1AOo- > FISHER 4 Co INCL
Is 18th
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE CULTIVATED TOT-
apple peacl. cherry tres faces bszuriful grove
car i've uinutzs' walk one fare Z T SCHUTT
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DYEING. CLEANING & PRESSING

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
.RCHTECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

STRAW HATS CLEANED.
We ARE EXPERT STRAW HAT CLEANERS .
az kinds cf s--ez hats f5i-s ard D1-.s carefully
and neatly treated BIS. wcrs the city rs Is-h
NV. opposite Bond Bids aul-5l-.al1
TEE COZY SHINE FUE LADIES AND GENTLE-
men. all Kinds C hats rIlla-I and de-lvCrJl. s-zv
Panama .a-- Ll-ty ard silL- 5cst ul-E the clcys
lr5e-s FOR hat bands s15.14,L s. ~ lL5-51-
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TAILORING.

LATEST STYLE; LADIES' AND GENTS SUITS
20 order; dTeing and repairing Of ladies' and gen
u1lneIs cutter garments satlsfzC1lon elara1teel-
LOUIS GOLDMAN. 57 Isth nv. Phone n za-M
1T-acESw
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
SAVOY. 50 IsTH ST NV OR ROOMS AND
hath furnished OF unfinished. 'phores cooiest
spts II city Apply at otsce tc Prourlet0--
N THE NORFOLK. 2D AND D SIS NE--A
sl1-r16l lIa7-zert. rent. s. auU3t
To LET-5Sz II ST NV. CONVENIENrLY
arranged fat q rooms and hath ras -apcs- r-z-
po-ch- separate yard: VII be p41ers6 70 SUIT tenant
THE F. H. SMITH CONPANT
I40s y. y AVE. BOND BLDG.
THE IROQUOIs. 1I0 M-FURNIsHED APART
ue1ts- vita without bosfd: sixth floor uyl-tf
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CIGAR STORES CAFES. BOOMING HOUSES.
-r1cels5s, 6r-g s1-r=s and al classes Of business
chances. L y STEEEETT & CO.. I'D y y ave.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs

FOR sALE-'EDLAS' MOTORCYCLE N cool
condition. suitable lo- any KIND Cf riding April
-1 s-l Nv a-77+
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lliz G NW.-ONE DOUBLE ROOM. FROYT.
furnished. also single roon; suitable for yotng
Curule
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apple peach. cherry tres fscEs tseurlful grove
car i've minutes walk; one fare. Z T SCHUTT
CherTyzae Va s-903-
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Be -eft at the main c-sce OF al my Of the foloWu
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Samoa's TALKING r..En.

SamOa'S talking IltA, II tod IL
a character. All the affairs OF Sta
of the village in which he holds Off x
are carried upon his shoulders. In or
binary he is the chief adviser, PEI
Suader, convincer and restrai1er Of tie
leading chiefs. Having the gift of el0-
quence, he makes the most of it. He
enjoys immunity from many things.
He cannot be spoken of in ordinary
terms. If it should be necessary to
speak of his eyes or his mouth or his
limbs, special honorable words must
be used. words which attach to him
alone and have never been applied to
the personal parts Of ordinary men.
AS he stands to deliver his soft, per-
suasive, mellifuous oratory, with staff
of office in his hand, any one can see
that he is man of great Importance,
or if this is not apparent from his at
titude it may be gathered from the at
tention paid to his utterances by gray
haired chiefs and by youth and maid
ems. If the talking man is a clever
fellow and understands his business,
he is the chief ruling power in his
tribe, although the nominal headship
Is always vested in a chief or patri
archal figurehead.
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Wisconsin. as second-class mail matter.
How Wyckoff Was Revealed.

The late Professor Walter A. Wyck
off of Princeton had a passion fol
knowledge at first hand and will be
best remembered as the college pro
fesSor who studied labor conditions by
becoming himself a laborer. Starting
in 1891 in Connecticut with no money
and with a suit of overallS, he worked
his way through nearly every state In
the Union after the fashion of the
floating labOrers of this country, so
many of whom ultimately become
tramps. Wherever there was posi-
bility of work he applied for it, wheth-
er it were digging bitches, wrecking
houses or factory work. For awhile
his incognito usually worked we'll, but
as soon as his fellow laborers saw him
at table they at once began to suspect
him. His manner of eating, his way
of holding knife and fork, at once set
them specializing. Once he was seen
drinking tea at a fellow laborer's
house In Chicago. He lifted the saucer
from the table, held it in his hand and
forgot himself Sc far as to drink with
out noise 81 knowed them" his host
afterward said, that he was swell
masQuerading."-H Weekly.
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A Bishop In Anger.

1t is popularity supposed that bishops
possess the power of self control in a
perfect degree, but sometimes the best
of them disclose the fact that, after all,
they are but men.
On one occasion certain lord bish-
op, eloquent and sanity, whose name
is almost a household word in Eng
land, was preaching at the opening Of
new church and for a few days
stayed at a country house in the neigh
borhood. This bishop was excessively
fond of game of billiards and could
hold his own on the cloth against the
majority of amateurs.
During this visit his lordship played
several quiet games with his host, but
one morning had a prolonged run of
bad luck, which so eXasperated him
that at last he entirely lost his temper
and in his rage snapped the cue in two
across his knee.
This mad action seemed to bring the
bishop to his senses, and with profuse
regrets he apologiZed to his host for
not have had it happen for the world.
But the host coOlly replied:
"I must beg you, my lord, to think
no more about the matter. / am really
glad that it occurred, as for many
years / have been wishful to see what
a bishop was like when he wanted to
use bad language. "-London Tit-Bits.
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Halevy and the DUO de Morny.

1t may not be generally known in
what circumstances Halevy owed his
advancement in the French civil serv-
ice to the Due de Morny. The duke, an
amateur of the arts, had begun to write
the libretto of a comic opera of which
Offenbach was to provide the music.
He found that he had not the time-or
perhaps that he had not the talent-to
finish 1t. He sought collaboration, and
Halevy came to the rescue and kept
his secret. When, therefore, the Office
of the ministry of Algeria, which he
held, was suppressed he had no hesita-
ton in asking his august patron for the
post which he sought on the Journal
Oficiel. "The very thingv' exclaimed
the duke. There Is six months vaca-
ton when the chamber is not sitting.
so that you will have plenty Of time
to write for the stage" And he gave
him a note to the head of the depart
ment, consisting of the simple words,
make arrangements to give the bearer
the post for which he will ask you."-
Westminster Gazette.