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The Washington herald., 1908-03-02
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
tBcu TelephOue g.

WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
tBeI Telephone g.
50 King STREET.
Alexandria, Va. March 1.-The crew Of
the Southern Railway engine and the
crew Of the Washington. Alexandra and
Mount Verffon Electric Railway train
which eollided Thursday night at Cam
eron and Henry streets will be tried in
the Police Court tomorrow morning on a
charge Of recklessness. The hearing viii
be before Justice L. II. Thompson Sew
eral witnesses have been summoned.
among them being a number OF Alexan-
drians who were passengers on the elee-
trio train. AS a result Of the accident
about fifteen passengers in the moter car
Of the electric train were more or less
injured. although none of them is Sc
riously hurt.
The crew in charge Of the electric train
consisted Of Conductor L. II. Beahm, Mo-
torman c. II. Robey. and Troneyman
Norman Dove The engine was in charge
OF Engineer John Harrington and Fire
man connors.
A horse and buggy was stolen last
night from the stable OF the Alexandria
Laundry Company. which is located in
the alley on Lee street. between King
and Prince streets. The thief also Sc
cured a set OF harness The horse is de-
scribed as being a light bay. while the
buggy was a black-tOp vehicle. The ami
NAL is valued az Sl00 and the buggy and
harness are valued at about so The
thief, il Is believed. either forced an en-
trance through the door or was hidden
in the stable. A reward OF S25 has been
offered for the recovery of the horse and
buggy. The police are investigating the
theft.
The short wooden bridge on the Wash
ington and Ohio branch OF the Southarn
Railway. near the plant OF the Old Do
minion Glass Company, caught fire about
l:3Q o'clock this morning and was par
TALLY burned The Columbia hose wagon
responded. and with plug stream the
fire was subdued- An oh tank car filed
removed by an engine.
Announcement IS made that nomina-
tions for officers for Alexandra Lodge.
No. 75S Benevolent and Protective Order
Of EIks. win be made at meeting OF
that Organization which will be held to-
morrow night. Nominations viii also be
made al the regular meetings which win
be held every Monday night during the
present month. Odicers for the lodge viii
be elected March 90.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Marshall.
widow Of William II. Marshall, whose
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY g. Ig0s
Leave Washington New Gnioa station
sos a -. and $40 A. m--DAily-AH points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville, ChattanOoaa
ard Memphis
-lo:E p m.-Daily-R Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining C4rs.
Fer Nodolk-Leaye Washington 4=3 g. II. daily,
II 05 a N. daily. 3:b ,. N daily. Anirs Norfolk
II "a a. M, ) % p m, l0s25 ?. n
40 n m--Da1ly-BeTTyVille. Luray. Shenandoah
Trains frUm the Southwest arrive sG5 l. N and
II 80 .. m
All information Fourteenth street and New York
aHenue bond RuldinRl.
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SnUTHERN RAILWAY

N B.-FoiIoWsng schedule figures published enly
information and not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleans.
AsheEine. Chattanooga. Memphis 500 4 u and
Il 20 D. N. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis,
New Orleans lois p. m. daily.
For saysnnah. jacksonville. and Florida points,
il0 p m. daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken, Glo
D. n. and $50 p. m daily.
Tourist cars for California, tri-Eeekiy. tlo D. N
Local Ger Harisonburg. sos a. N. daily: AIS 2. n
week days; for Danviile sos a. m daily and for
Charlottesville eos q N. and 4.55 D. n daily.
Frequent trains TO and from Blucmont
L S. BROWN. General Agent
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

TICKET OFFICE: IN PENNA- AVE
Notiee-kolcylng schedule not guaranteed
u15 A. NJ. Daily-SeaboSTd Mail Through coachss
and Pullman sieepers 10 savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 70 Hamlet and Ham
let 10 Atlanta. tATloT Io PlnehuDL Dining
,ars.
Is p NJ Daly-Seaboard Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through 70 jacksonville and 81. A0-
gustine. Also through sleepers 70 PinehuSt, At
lAnta. Birmingham, and Memphis Dining cars.
a,1 Z. M- Daliy-SeaboSrd EXpress- teaches and
Pullmans 70 Savannah and jacksonville.
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death occurred Friday last, took place at
10 o'clock this morning. from the residence
Of her son. Mr.. John A. Marshall, sos
Wolfe street. Rev. Z. W. REGISTER, pre-
siding elder OF the Washington district
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
conducted the services. Afterward the
remains were sent to LortOn. Fairfax
County. Va, for burial
Mrs. Javins, widow OF Harrison Javins.
died yesterday. at her home. Iii Duke
street. ar an advsneed age The deceased
Is survived by several children Mrs.
Javins' funeral will take place Tuesday
Rev. d. Vance Brice Of North Carolina,
yesterday afternoon delivered an interest
ing address before mems meeting. held
in the Young Peoples Building of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. His
subject was Keeping the Heart A solo
was rendered by Mr.. J. T. Preston
The annual Lenten regulations were an
nounoed this morning at St. Mary's Cath
Ole Church. Ash Wednesday, the begin
ming OF the Lenten season. masses viii be
celebrated at 6.50 and o'clock.
The Young Mems Sodality Lyceum will
give its first progressive euchre OF the
season tomorrow night al the Lyceum
Rall A number of pretty and valuable
prizes viii be awarded the saecessful con-
testants.
r z. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans,
win hold its regular monthly meeting
at Lee Camp Hall tomorrow night.
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POTOMAC BoATMAN DEAD.
Richard Bender, Seventy-six, Passes
Away At Cumberland.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd, March L-Richard
Bender, a veteran boat builder Of Cum
berland. died last night, aged seventy-six
years.
Mrs. Keller, wife Of c. Edgar Keller.
private secretary TO Congressman George
A Pearre, Is "a daughter. Mr.. Bender
formed partnership with Wevand Doer-
ner IN a boat-building business. the hrm
operating number OF boats between
Cumberland and Georgetown.
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DEATH CLAIMS S. F. GRIM.
son OF Winchester Man Dies I'm Bal
timore After weeks Illness.

Special to The Washington HeTald
Winchester. Va. March Is Frederick
Grim. son Of Contractor Hunter B. Grim.
OF Winchester. died this afternoon AZ his
home in Baltimore. following a week's
illness Of cerebro-spinal meningitis. aged
twenty-seven years. For several years he
had been telegraph operator and assistant
agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road al Curtis Bay. He leaves wife.
formerly Miss Shenk. Of Baltimore. an5
his parents and three brothers in Win
chester He was a member Of Winchester
Lodge Of EIks. His body VIII be buried
here.
Miss Mary c. Hartford daughter Of
Louis E Hartford, and George W. Lind, Of
this city, were married last evening al
Kernstown, this county. by Rev. Henry
NJ. White and left for an extended tour.
Miss Ida Hartford. sister OF the bride. was
maid Of honor and J. Roger Strode was
best man
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 20 per cent on D. C. real estate.
Special fund. $1,000. az per cent: viii divide
into S.OoO. EEery consideration shown borrowerS
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 3Se1 e7 street n w.
mhl5u
MONEY TO LOAN-LET US MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones at lowest rates Of in
teIest all transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers WM. Il. SAUNDERS
& Co. 1907 ST NV. ocs-u
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TOBACCO SALES LARGER.
Unusually Active Week at Lynch
burg, and Prices Are Good.

burg, and Prices Are Good.
Special to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. March with IN
usually high prices. some Of them record
breaking. the past week was a busy one
on the local tobacco market
Never before. the dealers say. have the
prices been better. and the trade has
been unusually active. notwithstanding
the high prices. The sales last week ag-
gregated 11l1,eoo pounds, an increase OF
5A.l0O pounds over the preceding week.
The total sales for the season aggre-
gete s,143,2OO, or 3,29l9O0 pounds smaller
than at the same time last year
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Crews Will Be Tried To-day
for Causing Wreck.
VICTIMS WILL ALL RECOVER

Horse and, Buggy Stolen from the
stable OF AIexandria laundry Com
pnny-WOOden Bridge of Southern
Railway Partly Observation-Disclosures
of Mrs. Margaret MARSHALL Is Held.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-02

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon It's
bona hde circulation circulation IN
Washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morn
ing newspaper at the Capital. Its books
are Open
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
SoO0-NEAR STATE WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT.
Three-stOry brick residence. containing rooms and
bath: hrSt-noOr kitchen: furnace: owner VIII ex-
change for lot in Columbia or Washington Heights.
FOR SALE
500 EACH-NORTHEAST
Renting Ter S51 per month each. We have ONLY >
left Of a row Of 2stoTy e-fsmily apartments The
other buildings sold for 300 10 95OO-
FOR SALE
2.oOo-FINE sIX-ROOM
And tiled hath brick residence; In good section Of
southeast; one square from Capital &'-actiOn cars;
furnace heat owner leaving town. anxious to sell
FOR SALE
$500 WILL Buy FOUR TwO-STORy
BRICKS
In northwest section renting sor so per month.
This is good paying investment.
FOR SALE
NORTHWEST.
SS0-WILL SELL TO COLORED PARTY.
F0ur-stsry English basement brick residence;
rooms ard bath terms 20 suit. House Is now
rented for $50 PER month.
FOR SAILS 5s0-SEAR CONGRESSIONAL Ii
brary; corner house fronting 20 feet on east and
west street: block from Capital Traction lire
this is real bargain: house DOW renting for $50.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. (INc.) },
73S Fifteenth St. n. w.
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AUTOMOBILES.

HAYNES. MODEL o; 4-CYLISDER; 80 H. p.
full road equipment; Sprague top; speedometer
shock absorbers; in frst-class condition. H. B.
COBT.ENTZ, Tel. y. 81. e4s Florida ave. NV.
mhl-3r
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PENMANsHIP.

JOIN OUR SPECIAL GLASS IS PENAfANsHIP
under the direction Of expert penman; only S
month; call or write for particulars DRAU-
GB0NS SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
AsRdeny Of Music Building 403 9Th - ~. fels-n
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

PHILIP AGENCY SUPPLIES HELP F0F
al blslnezs places free of charge: white and col
ord cit rUf No. /. Main EO4 SO 7th 81. NV.
ENPERIENCED NEWSPAPER AND MAGA-
zine writer desires literary work Of any kind DO
hucal or biographical work preferred. Address "
Corcoran Bldg. Tel. NJ 6sg5 feg5--t
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FARMS FOR SALE.
600 Acres ne.t Trucl,

600 Acres Best Trucking Farm,
Near city. located on Potomac: houses. ? barns;
orchard and valuable timber; fronting on water.
WI sell or exchange this estate at bargain. OF ex-
change part for city property. Phone N. 7e9a.
feast MeGHIE. el3 y. y. ave
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches diamonds. and jewelry.
LOUIS ABRAHAAiS.
Bonded broker. Ss3 Ninth 81. nv.
nozS-eOd-u
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Something Gone Wrong with
i the Books, Mr.. Merchant? q

That's the trouble Nth unreliable clerks You haze 70
spend much time checking their 1Uork that you might st
about 1UeH do it yourself in the first place
Fortunately there some you depend 0s korever
accurate as clock aVork and reliable as the stn
That's the only kind to haze your books Mr. Merehant
# you TO be hoaV your 6stsness stands
They're in demand -G0caysbat sometimes they sant to
make change The best class of Washington clerks read
THE WASHINGTON HERALD little Gd the Wont Colu,nns
acEH reach the kind you avant.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-02

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS.
triet Of Columbia, Washington. February q. lsoS-
Sealed proposals viii be received az this Office until
p oclock m MONDAY. March g. 1905 for con
Structing pipe sewers IN the District II Columbia
Forms. Specifications. and Necessary information
may be obtained AT Room a. District Building
Washington. d. c. HENRY 3. F. MACFAR-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY ]. MORROW.
Commissioners, ID C. feEetexS
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DIS
trict q Columbia. Washington. d. c. February q
lsSSealed proposals. viii Be received AT this o.ic,
until Il O'Clock noon. MARCH = Isos. for construct
ing twelye-rOom school building heated in SQUARE
Ne. 1888. street. between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets southeast Forms specifications in
formation, and Necessary proposal blanks may be Oh
tanned AZ this ofice. Room No. IS. HENRY B. F.
MCFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST, JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioner. feg5-etexS
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS, 60, AT
WESCHLER'S 9D Pa. ave nv. reasonable rates:
cnnTenisntly locHted 'Phons n E2z fs2M
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BUSINESS PICKS Up
Weeks Developments Show
Notable improvement.
GOOD CROPS ARE PROMISED

Substantial Revival in Buying IN
Many Lines of Trade Is Good Index
to Tone of General Market-Iron
and Steel Trade Gives Evidence of
Improvement over January.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

BY 10. 1 MATTRESSES. CHAMBERSI1TDS
houseWoIEcrs. lauudreSs. white and coloied Man
a5A - 1th 81 NV. PHILLIP EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
MOVING. PACKING & sHIPPrNG

WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS. THUNKS.
give nrss-cnss service: calls promptly: CON
tract 20 haul anything; plenty Of teams CLAREN-
DON SMITH. 5th and X SIS. NV Ph1ne Main 70
iaaeot
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care: packing and shipping a specially
kREIG'S EXPRESS. lS2i H st. nE. Phone Main
RIO aust
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP:
Swedish movements; appointments out. Open sun
days 2d-foor front Walk in SIS 18th 81 NV.
feli-St
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MISGELLANEOUs-FOR SALE.
rIANOS ARSOTJ-TETy EpEI

IAANU> ABSOLJIEiN FREE
II you think you would Ike to take uD music. or
Il you want your children 20 study music YOU
tho-A avail yourself cf this liberal Offer at once
We have few square pianos which We viii loan
absolutely free 20 those who apply first You can
hare the Of one of these pianos without charge
for SIX months simply by paying 70 nave the instrr
meut moved 70 your home. Can or phone about
this offer now.
r. &. SMITH PIANO CO.,
l225 Pennsylvania avenue Phone H az
fe293t
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HEP WANTED-MALE.

MAATED-JEWELRY CANVASsERS TO SILL
diamonds. watches and forth 20 the best trade
oniy, good men can obtain positions for salary and
commission. Apply CASrElBERG'S. mh2-f
wANIED-BOYs WHITE AND CoLORED. TO
work every morning from . 10 go: good pay
Apply 20 CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Of The
Washington Herald ANTI
W4XTED-RELIABLE AND HONEST CAR
r:eTs foT Washington Herald newspaper routes in
sl sections Of The city; good pay Apply to CIR
CCLATiGS DEPARTMENT. Washington Herald
euy day { 20 p. 70.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
Builder Opportunity.
Ten choice building lots IN northeast near
II g. car line; oach lot l5iz feet front: con
tanning ole square feet: alley rear: low prics
Small houses IN this section would sell quickly
Fine Apartment House Site I'm
Northwest
50 f. 'front.' on wide avenue By a depth u
us f. This property must be sold Make
Offer See rs al oncc.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. (INc.)
738 18th St. n. w.
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80 D. Il
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a II, I295 nco1
80, Nv ,. N Sundays. SD a. n. so p n
Eh1 HOUd ON IdE HOUR
lNeek days. - a. "a. 70 SOC .. nj
TO BALTIMORE
80. f500. lisa. 1No. "a $50. $50. 800
ls0 ~ ~. = ~ a. u. l-;-S neon. Il2.55 . 90
i5as $50 100 80 iI5u. -sIS' M ~ 5S
.l0-sJ. 'u@o. II 80 D. N
NESINARD.
CHlCAG0, $40 - u, ~, 80 D ~
ClNCiNNAIi, SI. LOlIo. ana LOUISVILLE,
'sID H. N. 'i1D y n. 'lZ.sU nignL
Pt1IbbCRGs -s.i5 a u. IL. 30 D. n, I2so
nlgnL
CLEyEIAND. 'sao p n
COLUMBUS, 80 2. n
MhsELlNG, Bis q. ~, SO D. n
WINCHESTER. Isl5 a. n. T4as. IS 90 D. n
tkEOEkiCh. Ts-9, is-o Ss-l5 A. N. 81 80. T4.o5
y 10 \. u,
HAGkkSTOWN. fs:l0 a. m. 500 .. N
DAILY. fExcept SUNDAY. Sounosy oniy.
1-LEPAONES A. al "a the following Ticket o.
fees: HlI q St nv. Nam 1881; 6lS Pennsy lyania
ave-. Main Z1s New Union Station Ticket once.
MAZE Iso. Information Bureau. MaN GSs0
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AND THEY WHO INVEST IN THE BANK OF
cruelty better hare Us call and pay liberal cash
value for any amount Of mems discarded wearing
apparel shoes, hats shirts Drop postal. ,JUsTR'S 3
OLD STAND $40 D.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-S5c3 A DAY Sure: NEW LEAP YEAR
POST card novelty INST out; easy sales: no compe-
uiion; one agent cleared SlS2 first week; complete
outHt free L. 5. POSTAL GARD CO.. 3s6 Gran.
ave. Chicago mh2-Tt
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PENSION VOUCHERS.

Executed.
Notary. Real Estate and Insurance Broker
Telephone II. 2l2e
Grace N. Thomas,
fe2sIa So CoTconn Building.
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LEFT HERE FOR SALE-ABSOLUTELY PER
feet diamond. about karats. worth $3.50; viii sell
To- $40 Thin model solid l4S. gold mans Elgin
watch. worth So. for SO. Heavy solid gold braceet.
with fine fuicut diamonds worth SO at $50
VIII sell all or sinsiy
mhi-5t A. KAHN 95 + 81 NV
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PERSONAL.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR Dis
,arded wearing apparel: ladies' CT gents; send
postal: VIII call L TkRSHES. p0s 7th nv.
Phone North sse.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR. +"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET, NEW YORK.
30 g. n Dine Pullman Parlor.
f900 a. N. Buffet ParloT. FiTe-hour Tzin
800 a. n DiEer and PUiluas PaTlor Car.
fll 20 q. N Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
'Il9 3. %. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
100 =. n. Royal Limited" Al Pullman 5-houf.
tao p u Coaches 10 Philadelphia
so D. ~. Diner and Pullman P1rioZ
T69p. u. Coacncs 10 EbuEuelphiA-
IL - y. NJ Sleepers-
-Z92 q m SieepeIS.
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FOR SALE-2O1O PARK BENC.7.5S FROM TIE
jamestown Exposition; just the thing for your
lawn. S. BENSiNGER & Co. 18th and sts NV.
mhl-7t
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PRTvATE DETEcTTyE sFRTTcF = PRoNPT

PRIVATE DETECTIVE SERVICE - PROMPT.
reliable and absolutely confidential: phone Main
2is expert specialist in delicate and intricate nat
teTS; e year TTactlcai experience: late In u. s.
government service; my credentials from leading
business men and high L. s. government officials
VIII convince you that ! am above the average pri-
rzte detective In character and in ability 20 produce
results: only high-gTade legitimate work solicited .
Yrsynte consultation rooms MORGAN BRADFORD
Jr.. SUITE "a. COLORADO BUILDING 18th and
g. tAfter D. m. | can be consulted at ny resi-
dence. 50G Eleventh ST. Nv. Residence phone
North $50
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LOST AND FOUND.

loST-A SMALL WHITE POMERANIAN DOG.
Soeo reward II returned 10 BRITISH EMBASSY
1900 Conn., ave. NV mll-2t
GUARANTEED CURE FOR Old SORES
eczema, piles. SC. Try DIR. COSTELLOS
sALVE- All druggists. mhi-Sot
LADY RESIDING AT ISIS ST. HAS LOST
long brown plush coat lined with reS satin.
She hopes II is az ths house Of some friend who is
seeking its owner fe23st
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Herald Branch Offices

and forwarded promptly TO the main ofdee.
WOODWARD LOrHRoP- information Bureau.
GOLDENBERG Information Bureau
hECHr & C0.-CasiIiers Office.
PALAlS ROEAI.-Bnreau Of Information.
:. kANN, SONS & CO.-Ipformatlcn Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th ST.. r. l.
ave. ard r ST. nv.
DOM & skNfORD's PHARMACY. corner y. Y.
ave and iicrth Capitol 81. NV.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. l22l n. J. ave. nv. -
CBAS. J. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. 9Th and
East Capitol sts
F. P WELLER's PHARMACY. ss54 II st. NV.
AThINSON'S PHARMACY. Ilth and SIS. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G SIS. NV.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mt. Pleasant and Irving
sE nv
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 1886 IHh st.
- 'OR'S PHARMACY ga and z sts NV.
kENERS PHARMACY. OH and SITS. NV
AicCHESNEY Il JOACHIM, ID and SIS. ne.
McCHESNEY 4 JOACHIM. Sth and sts ne
D. ID. COURTNEY CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
'ls North Capitol st.
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HELP WANTRD-.MALE&FEMALE
HELP WANTED-FEMAIE.

hermaids. white and colored wages Sl2 SIS $40
PHILLIP EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. so 7th NV.
NANIED-LADIES' MAIDS HOTEL CHAM
beInialds. caie Waitrosses hote1 mattresses, linen
room women white and colored. Apply SS tn NV
PHILLIP EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
WANTED EAPEhiENCED sALEsSLADTES II
dr. goods dcp;. Apply at once. KINGS PAL
ACE. $40 7th nv. mhg-st
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FOR SALE : sAFEs. ONE MEDIUM ONE
small; cheap; good order. Address BOX l45 Her
alG Office. mb1-3t
FOR SALE-A LARGE. BEAUTIFUL PONY !.
young. kind. perfectly gnited; cheap 1853 AIntWood
riacs. fe2aN
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PERED, g CP; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting LIE PREUX.
,Sol sth st. Phone n. siSlno. iais n
The border vidette., 1908-08-29
Additional Local.

Mr. R. D. Wood, of Patagonia. is spending the day in the city, having arrived last evening from the north.
 Friends of Oscar Rountree, manager of the company store at Cerro Prieto, Sonora, will be pleased to learn that he is gain a ble to be out after a severe duties at the big gold camp.
 George Januel. the expert German barber, opposite the Sonora News Company, guarantees his work, ana respectfully invites you to give hIm a trial. Everything neat and clean Hair cutting a speciality. If.
 William Finlay and Ed. Bowen, who for several months past have been engaged in business in Guaymas, ar rived in town last evening from the bay city, and this morning left for Los Augeles, California. The gentlemen disposed of their business interests be- fore leaving Nogales.
 Tom Paschael. after six months in Old Mexico, with headquarters ir the City, where he worked for the Mex ican Central railroad, has resigned and will in future represent the firm of Swift d Go, being stationed at Cana nea, Sonora, Mexico. Tommy stopped over in Nogales "Wednesday on his way to the big copper camp.
 "The International" Is the name of Nogales' new hotel, which about De- tober first will be open to the public. Geo. B. Marsh, owner of the Inter national, Is spending a whole lot of money in order to make the new hotel first class In every respect. Besides pleasant reception rooms for ladies and gentlemen, and other modern con- veniences, there will be thirty rooms for rent by the day. week or month. An experienced hotel man will have :he management of The Intern ational