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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-17
AUTOMOBILES RACES
Mig Meet at Savannah Attracts
Crowds.


SAVANNAH. Ga. Mar. 17--Trains
and boats In to Savannah today
brought hundreds of visitors, attract
cd by the two-day stock car racing
carnival of the Savannah Automo-
bile Club, which will be inaugurated
tomorrow. Already the hotels are
well Allied with enthusiasts from all
over the South and East, and the
incoming of the Florida motoring
contingent is adding to the throng.
Tomorrow and Thursday have been
declared public holidays by the may
or, and the board of trade. the cot
ton exchange and all the banks will
close their doors.
The three big events of the meet
are as follows:
Southern runabout cup, for rum
abouts with standard stock chassis,
equipped with racing bodies and linn
tied 10 n maximum piston displace-
ment OF 375 inches; distance to be
ten circuits. or about $50 miles; to-
morrow morning
Southern six-oyllnder cup. for six
cylinder cars of standard stock chas-
sis, equipped with racing bodies, OF a
greater piston displacement than 675
cubic inches; distance ten circuits,
or about $50 miles; on tomorrow
afternoon.
The Savannah challenge trophy
race for standard stock chassis
Equipped with racing bodies and with
engines limited to maximum piston
displacement of b75 cubic inches;
trophy valued at $4,000; distance
OF the race to be twenty circuits, oil
Approximately $50 miles. on Thurs.
day.
The roads over which the races
viii be run are southeast OF the city
OF Savannah. through sparsely set
tied suburbs. the course being about
rs miles In length, The width OF this
road varies from thirty to sixty feet
an dthe paved portions OF the roa(
vary from fifteen to twenty-four feet
Practically the entire course IL paveC
with Augusta gravel. which form
one OF the best road beds known /,
road builders, The roads are sclen
tlfieally constructed after the styl,
J OF what are known as "countr.
, roads" In Georgia, which correspond
! to what are known as state roads
j Ia Northern states, The course ha
| been properly prepared and oiled
The eommitte has secured the priv
: ilege OF closing mp all interseotinI
D and abutting roads, and whereve
: Il Is necessary the course has bee
E fenced, Trolley lines intersect tn
5 course at two points and at each Q
) these intersections the tracks hRv
: been torn up and foot bridges bull
over the highway. while passenger
viii be- transferred from the cars o
t one side to the other. The entir
0 course win be patrolled by militia
. men. the right 20 use whom has bee
5 secured by the committee.
!. A large grandstand. press an
y judges stands have been erected Q
n the three and half mile straigh
i avenue. ATTY feet wide,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-17

dlsreputabie work in the settle
ment OF debts. The restoration OF
the motto Is the result OF a senseless
sentiment without good reason or
any excuse for the action. Just as
well stamp the motto on a package
OF groceries or pound OF butter
But II will do no harm on the coins
even though It does no good
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-17

The contractor has served notice
on the city that the sewers are not
being properly flushed, and when
they clog up he will say, II told you
So" This move paves the way nice
ly and the city will again hold the
sack when the time comes.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-17

Some one has said that MARX Twain
can see hum0r In anything" Then he
ought to be near busting every time
be looks In that bank book which shows
fIs $4,000 balance with the Knicker'
booker trust.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-17

Now the Russian reactionarles want
to bring Finland under the iron heel
OF centralized despohsm once more
II the pendulum keeps ON swinging
back, we shall soon have to forget
that there was ever so much as be-
ginning Of political reform In Russla.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-17

The wishes Of those sincere, but
misguided. persons who asked to
have the motto I'm God We Trust"
restored 10 the gold and silver eoins
have been granted by congress.
The bill passed yesterday aud now
the coins which trust In God win
once more be doing all kinds of
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-17

1t Il easy enough 10 write verses
without particular theme, but par
agrnph takes an hour and a half. And
That's no ridiculous dream.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
DAILY COURT RECORD
(Frfday, August 2S, 19OS)
Equity Court No. I.
UsTTCT STAFFORD


No. zsool Ind5sn Protective Ass5ciation Nay
e a. rule continued Attorneys. Charles Pee. Bery
& 8Iiucr-H- J. 8Iay and ID. " Baker
No 155c Sane vs. Treat 70 al ; sane Attorne-s.
Charles Poe and Bern & Mnor-A- = Lipsco25
and .. y. Baker
No 2seo5 GzTnder Ct al rs Same sane Attor-
nsys. Charles POe-F- D Blaczsto1e-
No Z7Ssz McBlair et al vs. Green e al; order
Of publication Attorneys. J. J. Da-lirEton-Hayden
johnson
Ne zI1s4 Trsrers et al v~- Travsrz et al; audi
tors report ratiSed- Attous-s E A Newman
Gordon : Gordon.
No. 55ol0. birth - Hirrh e. al guardians I'D
iitum appointed Aitor1eTs. Nfadd1z & Garley-
No. zsfs C1rea vs.. Fleming et al; sane Ar1sr-
ney. C. " ssraddan-
Nc. -5755- WEi1E0rs WLiIno7ss auditors re-
r1rr -arited- A--oueys. HAYDEN johnson and
Campbell Car-iug-on-R- A Heiskeu and " "
1liIl3n
In re lgzac3 3ficzaeI Hsssstts committee author
izsd 20 invest funds.
In re lunaCl Patrick NcTishes same.
IL re .lIuacyl >ltEey Raudle. cczl1l-ree aEt1C--
ized 20 pay beard for lunatic
No z5Il. Johnson IS. Johrson. rule 70 s10E
cause AttorueT. r P E-aDs.
No. 27Ie5- StubbeGeld - Srub5lefsld: tine 70
file transcript extended Attorneys. J. s. Easay-
Szaith-R- P. Hi-liard- Leckis. Fulton & Cox. and
C. A. Douglss-
No. E05. Rcbe--s1n vs. Gor70n e al; u-ls ccz-
tiIIled- Artorne-- .5e1rye H Patrics-
II re fluuacyI Nizrv NJ Peake. cause referred 70
auditor % state account Of committee
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29

Meridian Hili-1Ii-izn z S1aI e. ~ Jo1- e 2.
90 Levin 4. CsEphsL sr5 Clifford & Bs--y-
nan trustees. l1- IS. square ~ 81
l52s sixth street no--lvez--Iszac Neu1z- e TX %
Jose1l q t7iIs. III s. square IS. so
PerFc--t--C Cf-a-5rts A FuIa- e ri- Gso-ze c. %
Howard 2 Wzl5-oz- l1r =. blocz 20 500 Sane
20 sane. II = block .. SD
r street northwest between Nine5ee1-h ard Tws1-
tierl z-res-s-Ss--s &c sane pe--s lots : and 3.
square III s-i5
LASER Ess-ats-Clz-l1--e DALEY % " Wa--E-o-
wo5dr55zz-Cl-ls-sua ssr=ss 70 Hcunan Ha-6=z. -7-
& box s S-2
Scheu-zzn Ps-k-lIzy F Hs5gss 4 VI Jesse F. 20
ice Z EszTE- l-- II, hi1cE . SO
Pleasant FIairs-Ha--y 3. wE-=-1 and Ha--y Wa-d-
nan. % AlzT- 3 Dills-. lot 4. square 25s S-l
street between Nclrl Capitol and Prs s--ee-s
u1-thresJ-Charlss Bur e. TX 70 Ea-El-sc Il
Sch-U-1pf. 1t $. square 6-s Sd.
Addition % lie D--i- PsrE-yyilllz-- L B-1E-t1s
e TX 90 John r and Katie E Scla1lzuszl.
lot {. square Sl1s. SO
0 street northwest between So-tE Cz1itol sid
First S-reets-F-e5erck william Sc-r1np< e TX
70 Fr=ie-.ck c. and John Z Butt interest II
lots = % S. square 6l6. So Interest. sz--e q
sane. al property. SD
Lauier HsiZl-s-CzeG-sa $ Rsss e uL- 70 Nay NJ
waIk-5p east half of original los q. So
Giris Po-uor-AndzsT II C1--y to Barnard E
Warner. paris SD
Fourth street northeast. between y ard streets
Appleton Cadv e. uz- % J1seTh u Ca-uso1y.
psTI original lot S. square 81 SO
Vermont averus northwest betueea y aad o
srreets-Ezus c. DAVIS 20 Wi-Eau c Gsis5s-s.
lot 7. square ~ 81
Colombia Hsights ard Mount P-ezsanr-Ja-nss MAJ
til e ux- 70 Lso-a-d P West. lot =. b-ocE
= SO
Seventh street between 6 and f streets sozthvest-
HARDEN Joh-s5- AID kayE-c1 a He-szell.
trustees 70 Anna n Whl-emors. PAT o-5sina-
lot T. square s5s S251l
RoseiaIe and Ishs--oo5-3li-sn5a 3. T1I1ocd e a.
70 James u Parre1. LOT L block Is. SO
Kosciuszko Tlace-J0sspL WaLls- z . A
Golden Jones, lot = hlocz ;. SO
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
CLOTHES CLEANED { PRESSED

FOR PROFIT AcSD SATISFACTORY SERVICE
phone Main Bis CAPITAL CITY PRESSING
Club. Ez05 Eye s. Spo1sl rates % meube1E
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
DEEDS OF Trust.

Mount Pleasant HeiEh-s-E-c-sncs A and E-haI II
Colf5r5 e William H Lanhau and william T
Ballard 70 secure Richard J. Follin- $50 years.
PER ceur- sel-.-a11llly. lots = and =. 1-5cz e.
Meridian HiII-LeT1u Il Campbell a1d CliFl Flrd K
Berryusn. trustees. % Thomas II Gale and Ar
dew Wilson. 20 secure Miriam E Small. s. -.
months. / 70 years. per ceu- ssui-auu-la,ly.
square sos-Brzdley = Dixon e. uz- 70 h r. How
eus-ei1 and NIysr Cohen. 10 sez7re James T
H0EaHsseia, s2a4 5 years. Der out semi
annually. pcr- lot 'N5-'
B-ic5-wJod Park-Rose EIrtstatt e VI John I.
20 CEapin BroTu and He-J 4 Bergman, 20
secure ths Oriental BGildins Ascension No Q,
sec1C Ic- =. bIocz q
S5ua-s s5s-Jos5ph H GIu e. ux- 70 Arthur Nsu-
nan ard Morton J Lzchs. 70 secure Isaac Neu-
man. SIS TO g months. ps- cs-t. ssni-
schuetzea Pz-k-Joe Z Hszn 70 Esssns 4 Tag
gait and Hugh A. Thrift. 10 secue Jesse 4
Hedges. SLs-, due November T. ISs. AID De
ceuos- 1. lsos. per cent. lot Il, block .
Lauier EeiE1-s-W- Warrington Evans e uU- 20
John " ChidreSS ard Walter z Hilton. %
sec7re Charlotte DALEY. SlG.0oo. years. Ter
cent. se11s-auuuaTly. l5t * same TO same 70
secure sane. ssodo. years. Der cert. semi
annually. lot -
Plsasaur Plains - Mary B. DEler 70 s Percy
Thompson and Herbert T Shannon. 70 secure
Harry z Wulson and Harry Wardman s. So
monthly payments. per cert l5t 4. sGuaTs
ESs
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plalas-Sarausi A.
and Susan s Gee 70 the American Security and
Trust Company. 70 secure He-eu n CosyveIl.
S5225. years. per cent, seni-annuaily. lot g,
block Is
square s5s-Charles F. Miller CO uE % wharton z
Lester Snd Michael J. Colbert. 70 secure ths
National Permanent Building Association. So13.
lot s.
Square 56-Suszn u skinner 70 Frauk J. Dieu-
DOME ard james Berry. 70 secure Perpetual
Building Association, So. parts lots I6 to 80
Square S57-Fre1ericka Seynore 20 Clarence B.
Rheem and Herman Z. Gasch- 20 secure Ger
-nan-Ame7icau Ere Insurance Company cf DIS
tricc Of Columbia. S700. years s per cent. SEMI
annually, lot y.
Square sl2-Joseph u. Caunody % Malcoln aad
Lawrence Hufty. 20 secure Appleton Csdy. $50.
! year per cent. sentanuuaIly part original
lot
Square 2ss-wIlizm c Gaisberz TO Frank A. Jones
and A Z. L Leckie. 10 secure Emma G. DAVIS.
200. ? vears. Oct cent. lot F
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Eelez c and
Mary II D. Sheckels 20 Levi Il. David and
Edwin B. Behrend. 70 ssc1re Andrew Stewart
Ssoo0. years. per cent se-1i-annuaIly. lots sg
and 594 block 4
Square s-Anrs u White1ao-s TO Alexander Nun.
caster AID Jesse l. Heiskell. 10 secure Elizabeth
McMahon. SEQ. yea- per cent. semi annually
part original lot =
Rossdale aid Ishervood-Jz-es N Patteu e u C
HoTztio y. Tsplia ard Thomas J. DszTitt Z
secure Lille T Tsplin. Sl.ol9 8 years. pz
cent. ss1ui-annua1y, -0t L, block "a
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
DOG PROVES HIS WORTH.
And Father Buys Tag He Was Doubt
full Concerning.

And Father Buys Tag He Was Doubt
full Concerning.
Fru1 The Atlanta Georgian
Father thought Trip ought 70 go Al
least he argued that Trip was not worth
the price OF the tag. and he felt Il would
be only pust to let him take his chances
with the dog wagon: # he behaved him
self and remained at home he was safe,
anyhow. even though minus the tag-
That was the way father argued the
matter. Father hasn't the Seton Thomp-
son love Of animals. you see.
Mother merely sighed and gave Trip a
fond pat on the nose. which sent him
scampering across the yard IN high spirits
after a noisy sparrow. Trip was a fox
terrier, you must understand. and there
fore felt the caress just as though he
actually had sense like e human being.
Some folks say a fox terrier IS smarter
than the average human. anyway
Then George came up.
please. father. get Trips tag today, "
he begged 7 saw the dog wagon down
on the corner only this morning"
He can take his chances father some
what grufiy responded I haven't time
to go rum ing around buying tags for
dogs. I've got something else 10 do
Just at the moment there was growl
and a short bark from under the bush
where Trip had chased the sparrow The
sound OF a short scuffie. more grOwls. and
then the dog bounded out into view al
ternately shaking and tossing the body OF
a three-foot brow. snake
Mothe- grabbed George and few into
the house with him. Father showed his
hat onto the back Of his head. watched
the dog make mincemeat Of the snake
and then he giared back into the house
through the open door
You'd better keep Trip shut up IN the
house until get home tonight with the
tag" he shouted
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL L. 800
Tr,gL4--4-- " r--,--

SCHEDULE IN EFFECI APRIL i. f9G
Leave Washington New Union station.
gIs = m--Dai.y-Au points On Norfolk and Wet
en-: also Knoxville, Chattanoosz- and MenpbiA
8S5 D m--Dziiy. Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem Knoxville. Chattanoosz. NsshFliie Msnuhss
NsF Orleans ThrCugh Sleeper Dining cars
For No-folk-Lezve WashtnE-o1 4 y a. n dsFy
HIS g. T. daily tezoPt sunday Arrive No-5oSl
M a. Il. SD p
4S5 ?. m--Dany-Be-TyTfIls. LU-zy. Shenandoah.
Elkton-
Trains from the Southwest sr11Te SIS 4 N auo
L 80 ? n
avenue Bond BuTdi1El-a
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAuWAY

NOTE-Published only as information. and not
guaranteed.
~ l. Nc x O. LIMITED. Dsily-Fast rss-
uuuIe Lrzi1- pullman slcepeTs 20 LsrinztoD -
vile. Cincinnati Indiana polis. Chicuro &c ~
Louis Connection tx Virginia HCt sr-1nss Pull
zsu LOUISVILLE 70 Nashville. Meupdiz and New
O1ieansN Dlulug cz-S, q s carte seTvice-
Testibuls tsin, Pullman SeepeE to Ci1c11uaff
lexington and JouisvIle. Oo1slsrlI1sut Seepipa
car - Virginia Hot Springs week dzys ui-i1r So
"a carte ssrT1cs. Pullman Slsepers Cinc-nrsts -
Chicago and st Louis. AID Louisville % AsuphiI
Nashville and New OTlea1S
ResorTatlGns ard t.cSets st Chssapsake and Ohio
O1ice ~ PeuDsylTau aEeuue; Is9 s-eef, and
New Union Station Telephoues: Nan 40 for
NzshinEzou Terminal Csb Service. and Nan ld6s q
l106 for Z. & y. Tcket Onice-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE STAFFORD


No sos. Nandes vs- 8fuEfa1. indignant b de-
fault A-r0ruey. W T. AEb-1se-
No 53ssf 8Ierca-rile saTi1E Fund Soc1s-v
Abbey. Judgment By confession. ArtUnsys. v. L
Ford ard L A Jo1ez
No 4ss5I Carver "a Great Falls and Oid Do1.in-
io Rzilr1ad Company. E10-i11 for secr1ry t0r css
A-rorueys N 7. Cliukscsles aid \ " 5coc-
Nathaniel Wilson and C r WIsoo a1d W J Ian
berr.
No z3o1s Js1us-re y CAPITAL Trzc-io1 Ccups1y;
tine % dle r-susGlpc ezreuds1- Artor-eTs ETzns.
Benson & POU.-usy-R- r. Psry & Sen and G. T
Du1loD-
No. $3.50. Stewart Is Lipsc1-no: uotlJl i0- coo-
isura-i1n c11-iu1-st Ar-1rneys H Z. DAVIS Pad
sett & Fo-Tas--S T. Thcrrzs. z F. Pery x SCI,
T. 5. Hume z Z. IfltcLeI. and y. Il EI1sol-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Herald Want Advertisements
ONE CENT A WORD.

Adzs-tissneuts for he WashiuEton Head n
Be left n ths main osce OF az auy q the folloTr
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
nmLnE.

No. 5ssz TIE 1Ie-czuti-s Szvz1Es Fu-t s1ze-y
- Charles s. A5be-; noes. So At-o1e-s. IT
L Ford ard Z a J0uas
No 5555 E1Ey H B-11-EtzE Ts- C-7l-2-
Trae-ioa C7upazv- Ga-z-zs. $500 Atom
y J. Lambert and P 4 Yeac1z1-
No. 55s6- A-nzs Wsczsni-h IS Dis-1c q CO
l1-u55z e al damages. sea A--c-sys- S-s-z1
s Lerch-
No s5S-- Rcbe- EIEct- Ts. Po51na- D-eds5--
Company Ct al; 10-s. E-z5S5- At-1--ey. l. :
Hune
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B--FouoS.nE sc-edl-e EEzres Published civ
zs information. ard are a5t s7lzrzu-eed
Fer Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile Ne.F O-is.,,
Asheviils. Chzttsn0ogz. Aeup1IS sl5 & n s1d
l. % p Il daily
For Roeno@e. kDo1TIis. Chatra1ooz. NenuSfS
New Orleans. 10ss5 p daily
For ColuE1b-z- Charleston. Agz1s.A Aiken Szrs--
rkh. Jacksonville and Fso-ids ro5nts. s.i5 D O.
daily.
Tourist c1rs for Caiforuia, tri-ueesIy- so d II
Eocal for HzzTis01blrg. - q n dsily. s.l5 a n
week DAYS. foT DEuy-.ls. SIS a n daily ard fo-
CharlotsesFIlle SIS g. Il and IS p II czlly Ere-
qucnt trains 20 and from Blusm1rf
L 5 BROWN. Geuerl Arsut
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
sTPREllE C0TRT % II DIsTRIrT d =

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO
l-ruuia holdirE z'rotate Court No l5449. Admin
is-Tari1uThis is 20 give nolios that The sbsc15e-s
n the Dls-rc- q Columbia have ob-4iIei ron TIE
PROBATE Court q the DIstrc- ct Coluubia letters
q sd-lirist-ariJu 2 &. On the ssa-e o WllliaE
a He-dersou. late q the Dis-rc- q Columbia. de
ceased All Qe-so1s having Gains egai-st the de-
c=ssed hereby warned exhibit -le sane. with
the v11chsrs t1erecf legally authenticated the
slh@--ihe-s un c- before the I5TH DAY OF AT
GUST, 4 d Ie9e- ctherrise they za- b Lax be
czcuded f--l al benefit q said estate Given un-
der 11= ha-5s tins I5sh dav Of August 80 Z
MILTON HENDERSON. q T s. nv. CHARLES
l. HENDERSON. 1872 y Y ave. Nv Attes.;
Seal JAMES TANNER Res.s-z- o. wills 20,
the District q Co-urb5a Cle- of the Probcte Cozr
RICHARD A FORD Attor-ev. au12 . 50
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
RAILROADS.
W., B. & A. Z. RY.
The Electric Line. u

DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
THE BEST Way 10 BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
OILS. I. ;. NAVAL ACADE1lT-
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric psaacs from NhIts H01ss Station
tl5th and Il cts. NO2ThEAST.
Fer Baltln0re Sd. So % = .. - s0O. -,
so. SO. EaS. 105o. sua0 and Il - q. II; E1a
nOo1. 2zS2 49, Ia. 20 80. 80. -. 40. s33
-s4a, 81. 6lD 6SJ. Tlo. -. "a. 50. -lo35.
and l-s5 p IL. daily
For Aunapolis-5-5. 20. SO. $50. IOz9. and Il y
a. T.. 10 -. 20 80. 80. 81. So. "a. 81
AID '1i-55 2. T.. daily.
'lndlcates IOczl trains AL OrhgTs knitted.
stoEp-ng O1lg al Naval Academy Junction No EaIk-
IL - Eirus u cabs necsssdry.
Fares One way. Round ttp
- 49, - s-=-
10 Annapolis and q s
A4Fa4 Ac1cg-lg ------------- q -
Al Z s. c-s r1n drecr 20 White Houss Station
Ilczet oc1cs q it1 and y. y. sFs- uo--hvest szd
Ht White House Staten, L5tE ard d NORTH
EAST. Telc1ha1s II go
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
Probate Court
Ez~TrE G-aEr0pT

Es-ste q Ds--el J. BraT0Cie-s 01te- sfr-t-rt-E
vii % p-utate ard record ard letters Jes1aE11-a-y
bond. SO. Attcruey ]. ?. Hs-loE-
In r. Anna J. F0-s5srz e a.. ordsT app11-r1ns
z7la-iisl- 5o-6- $ Ca A-oo-Iey. E a NeF--5-
Esssts of John v. Bzzdsl; VII dzoed Angus I.
800 fled
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Equity Suits.

No. Zs1le JOIN Philip Huta 7s Hs1-isttz c.
Hath e Al; fo- pzrriri51- Ar-Unsys. MADDOX &
GatIev.
No. 3elL Au1a Il Johnston AI5s-rR J0lls-
-on, 20 a11uI ---ls-s- Atrc-1s-. r P ETauz-
No es0l2 Ges--e VI PincEreT rs J1sep1iEs
Pizckneyi divorce q Eensa e tLo-o. A-to--sg.
" c Marin
The Washington herald., 1908-08-29
FREE TUITION.

sPECIAL.-To couTincs The pubic that D. P. B.
c employ the BEST TEACHERS TEAT MONEY
CAN SECURE. gives the MOST THOROUGH
c1-rses of i-s--ucrio1 II BOOKKEEPING BANK
LNG- SHORTHAND, TOUCH TEPEWRTTTNG.
TELEGRAPHY. RAILROADISG, AND CIVIL
SERVICE TO BE FOUND. ard that our sac5i-
tias for securing positions for our students ALL
We CLAM We VIII flr the next S1reeu DAYS.
Flrs al presenting this &C ONE MONTH TUI-
TON Absolutely FREE Z vou are 1c- c1l-
viuced that al o1r cams tue disc1--Iuus az
end of FREE MONTH. owing Us uothrng- Twenty
yea-s' unparalleled SUCCESS E2d e Erear chain q
thirty colleges. located II seventeen States enable
70 give sdvz-1aFes not 20 b fou-d IN any other
b1siness collere- DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE lS-cceSs0- % SpsncsrianJ.
Acsdeuv q Muse Building cor 9-h and D SIS
Nv Phone Main sl33- auz--tf
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SEALED N
PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches. diamond ard iewe.ry-
LOUIS ABRAHAMS.
Bonded broker. 43 Ninth 81 ~
Old gold silver. sDd pawn tickets bought for cash
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER Is FAMOUS FOR IT'S
prr--7. received fresh daily from Ches--ut HilI
Va: used ard indorsed BY leading phystcianS Oscs.
~ u-h M Phone " 66Z zuA3lt
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nIechnnIc,s Lien.
REaI EsTATE TRANsEERs-

No $50 J1zr H1u-z r James II Hines. --- 3
81 81 hl5-- Nc- z s. zv7 So A--c--z-
r. 3. Bazrel[
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE FARMS
FOR SALE.
% ec-es. II high cultivation Nice s-rcou brick
and frame house Dur-hes On three sides: good cel-
lar; bzr- slx61 tenement houses. ore Eoons. AID
the ether ToCs FCur-s-o-v brick MIL. not n
VIII b q good pace fer business. Farm Is vel
fenced and va-sred; plenty of nice frit- House 10
Gated On high elsTation; g nice shady lawn Wit.
plenty nice s1r1bbery. PTics. S0.eG. on reasonable
terms This Is nics properly, locSsed I nile from
station. 5 miles &, z Alexandra PiGcs must Be
seen 70 be ar1Ee5atsd- Send for oSE 5lpaEe cs1a-
ioE1e, Just cut Il is fuu Of bargains Of al kinds
q farms suburban and ciry u<0pe-y. also 81
kinds q business propositions
J. =. JERMAS
Washington oScs. E9 l2th 81 Nv Fairfax and
Vienna Va 'Ph0le connscLi1uS ausa5S
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

SEPTEMBER CASH PRICES-FURNACE s. %.
sgg. stove. nut. s675: pa. s. ALBERT BROWN
ING, Lincoln ave aid Sezl0l s.. ne. 'PlCna y.
lS5l auE5o-
SPECIAL CASH PRICE THIS MONTE FUR
nscs, $50. egg stove. and nut s5z5; psa &
w J HOLMAN. Sub tn Nv Phone y 7sl-
s-5sl4
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A HANDSOME APARTSTEyT HOUSE, CosT
slE.J51- VII exchange equity Of S53.05o fo- farm
land. city property. s-bdivsi01 vacant lots L
' STERRETT & CO. EJ y. y ave suz--s-
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald and bill viii be sent you at
I cent a word
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WANTED-FFMALE

DREsS1IAKING. CUTTING. AND FITTING BY
ths 5aE5 New T1-k sad Broozlyu rsfs-e1oss MSS
CORSON. E5 Euclid = III. a-1ast
sTENOSRAPHER AND TTPET RTTER-GRAD-
Czts q Cc1-ral High 6choi z-d Tempe Scaoo5 /.
cCu1rsueut. GhoToCEniy unds-stz1ds co-po=.ri0-.
sDsling and r-11c-uzri11, Cza tzEs charge q coz
-sspouds1cs: ps-Zznsl- posi1ol desired BOX T.
Head c<ace zuZae-
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THE HERALD WANT ADS ARE WONDERS s 5ds M @ PEOPLE
LEGAL NOTICES.

sUPRE8IE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lu1l54. holdsnz Probate Court No. IS4S Ad
n-lnisratiou-This is TO give notice that the sub
scr1her. q the District q Columbia has obtained
from tbs PROBATE Court q the District of Columbia
letters 4 administration on the estate Of Jane Y
Arnold. late q the District II Columbia deceased
"a. -fTsons having claims against the Geceased are
1ereby warned 70 exhibit the sane with The
vouchers thereof. legally suthenticatsd the sub
scrioeT. on or before the 18TH DAY OF AUGUST
A D. lss; OtherEise they may BY Law be eU
ciuded from all benefit q said estate. Given under
my hand this Eth day of August. Is0S GEORGE
& ARNOLD l6s7 Wisconsin avenue northwest
Atlest: SEAL JAMES TANNER. Register d
Wills for the District of Columbia ClerE Of II,
PROBATE Court FILLMORE BEALL. Attorney.
auIsZe
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING
LAW AND COLLECTIONS

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
Gains; settle estates. Law business II al courts
No charge unless successful. Phone 75y5.
uyi5-6 FULLER AGENCY. Room =. Isls F s.
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

WE ARE EXPERT STRAW bat CLEANERS:
al kinds Of straw hats. felts and Derhys cz-efuly
and neatly treated best work IL the CITY. rs 18th
St NV. opposite Bond Bldg sul-St. cod
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FOR SALE-MTSCELLANEOUs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SELL YOUR OLD TYPEWRITER FOR CASH
For GroEpt o-fer. state make and your address
BOX S. He-zld ofHcz aus . 80