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TYPEWRITERs
WHEN FAME IS UNWELCOME.
Figuring in Books in Your Real
Character SOt Pleasant.

Fron the Kznsas City star.
What IS man 70 DO when a literary
acquaintance puts him into novel under
his actual name and address and in such
a way as 70 reveal certain amount of
his past? case Of this kind has lust
occurred in London and the victim IS
somewhat puzzled how TO proceed. es-
peciauy as the offenders size makes
risky any appeal 10 a mild version Of the
unwritten law. There appears 70 be moth
ing that can be construed as positively
libelous in the picture drawn OF him.
yet It BY no means displays him to ad-
vantage.
Il IS unlikely that the matter vii come
into court. Men have a way OF shrink
ing from the attentions OF the inQuisltive
lawyer. even when there is nothing very
black IN their past careers But It is 10
be hoped that there win be no spread OF
the practice exhibited by the novelist n
this affair II IS conceivable that aEk-
ward complications might arise If a large
number OF Us were made 70 figure IN
novels under OUr own names and in some
thing Ike our own characters A mans
wife. for instance, might be far less graft
fed than obliged by finding IN one OF ths
novels from the circulating library q
guide to her husbands past From the
point OF view Of literary ethics. this sort
Of uitra-reaIism Is iEGefensible- But the
author IN the case mentioned is not
much troubled BY such considerations.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING & Co. Auctioaorz. 81 E
s7eet northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE USM-
PROVED PROPERTY or TWENTY -SrV-
ENTH STREET. NEAR X STREET NORTH
WEST
b virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court oF
tie District q Columbia. n ChsoceTy Carse No.
2sssl. ! VII sell st peb6c szctioa II frout q The
premises. 0o FRIDAY. March 2 ISs. az 80
oclock , II the following described lard AID
T1eises situate in the CITY Q. WsshInzo-. District
of Columbia, and being lots Nos. Il and 2 n
square i
Terns-PrupeTty Soid schject % o1tza1diug taxes
and t5x salsS- AL cash above said aT-u1uts soc
dsposit required - tine q sale. ard al coare7-
anclus and recording A. purchasers cast- Terms
O; saie TO be complied With within fifteen DAYS fon
Gag Of ssle.
JNO. E McNABLY.
u,hId&ds. .exsIas T-.stee.
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GrInuo songs In ,4e.

Frnm Out Wsst-
IN the griHso days, the days OF old.
the days OF gold. the days Of g. amuse-
msnts and recreation n California could
only be found in the mining towns when
a stroIllng singer made an appearance
in some saloon. the admission fee paid
by frequent visits 70 the bar. The words
were set 70 vell-known ballad tunes. and
II the singer caught on" he OF she was
rewarded By small nuggets thrown on
the improvised table stage
As the old record says, they were
sung with great applause" 10 which
Eas added the landlords warning esn
"Cemea come, gents; don't let the bar
keeper so 20 sleep"
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Eoilosinz schedule AEzrss pablished ozly
as Information. and are rot GIsrantesd:
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. Sez Oriez,s.
AsaeFllle. C.zttsnooGs Msnphis. 3 8 n ard
n,s5 ?. Z. daily Dining czrS
Fer Ros1ose. KroxrilIs Clzttsnscgz- N7su1his-
Eew Orieaus 1919 ,. II daily. DizinE czrs
Fer Columbia Chzrsest0a Arg-1stz Aike8. SzFs1-
Esh. JscksonTiIis. and Florida points. 4-i5 7. H
dasly- Dsning car service.
To-srist cz-s for Csifo-uiz tri--sekIy. 40 p Il
Local foE HsrTisCuh-Tz - q. n. daily. 4is :.
Eeek days: f0- DsnFiIis. 20 a. z. dsEE. G15 fer
Charlottesville 80 a. p so6 50 ? n daily.
FraQueut tTeins ID and ron Blae1o1t.
l. s BROwN Cereal Agent
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T. s ENGINEER OFFICE. % ETH ST. wv.
Washington. D. c. Msrch Z IS9.-Sealed prp-
pcsals foT furnishing and placing rI-ap stone on
ses val. Anscostta Rive-. D. G.. VII be received
here Until . n. MARCH n 800 s15 tbsn UGh-
llciv opeasi- Information furnished On spPliSton-
JAY ). MORROW. Major. Easrs mhI23429
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[. : ENGINEER OFFICE. SO rTH ST. wv.
Washington. D. c. Ms-ca = ies.-Sesled pro
TCssls - furnishing building sone Z Potomac PARK
VII he rrccired here Until = n MARCH 8. lsa
and then Dublicv cueue5 Information furnished o.
srTiicztio1. JAY J. MORROW. Elsj0r. Enrs.
mhIzS4H0
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court Es.ase q Mar
garet 3. Smith. deceased. No I5s7. Administrati5a
Docket 58.-ApI2icEfion having besR uede herein
Tor probate q the last viI and testament ara
codscls and u-itins tests1e1tary q said de-
cased and for letters tcstsn-utzTT on aid estate
o. john II Glenn. executor u IS ordered this lst
d1y q March. A. n is9 that n. Rebeccs Smith.
- Ccunec-ic1t avenue Washington D. c.: AEcs
g. smith. Alics Harrison Smith. irfzrf and Hen
1etts Henlcv sHlith- infant al residirg AZ I'll
Clav street. SsE Frano1c0. Cal; Bavard Th0ut0n
Smith, ressdins q ls2 West Lshi<h avenue. PIia-
deiph-a. Pa; J. Baysri H. smith. Gertrsds Hen
meta Wood, Baldwin Wood. and Eicauor :. Smith.
al residing 4: 5N Fillmore street. San Frzncisco.
Cal, and Nsrs1rst Bsysus DilEnghsu and Hsroid
Dllnshsm. both residing 81 Honolulu. n the
hasziian Islands. and al otherz cCccernad sppesr
m said oourt 1n MONDAY. thC 5th daT q ADTii.
A. D. isos. ~ u O'Clock q n - slOT os1ss WY
slch Application should not b granted Let notice
hereof b published n ne Washington Law Re
porter nd TIE Washington herald once in each Of
three EEOUessiTe Wgeks hfore the rCtrn dzy herUir
nsltlonsd tEs rss pubiication % be not les than
thirty days befoTa sid Tefs-n day. WRIGHT
JuStica Attest; (ScsL) JAMES TANNER Eegs-
ter r walls for the District q Columbia. Clsrk of
tie PROBATE C0rr1. CAREY & GLENN. htso-1eys
mh3i8I7
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOTE-Pubiished OLiy as 1f5-naticns and Tot
g1sTzuteed
t51led train. Puiinan sespsrs 20 LszinEton Louis
vie. Cincinnati Tn5isrscclis. Cheap. and s.
LOUIS Correction fo- Virginia Eot SprizE- Pull
nan czT Louisville 70 Memphis ard NeE 0E>ssnz.
Dirsuz caTs. "a carte ss-vics-
n-i0 2. NJ. F. =. LIMITED. DsIy-5oiid
restibule train Pullman sieeps-s 70 ClnCinrsti.
Lexington. and louisville Conpzr%zsz. sleeY5-s
ca % Virginia Hot SFrzEs week dsyS Dining z-s.
q ca-te ss-rice- Pullman seepss Cincinnati 70
Chicago and ST. Loris and L0-isEills 70 MEnptis.
Ssshrilis. ard New Orleans
Cheszpeake sni Ohio OEcss SO PsnusylTzzis
arenre, LSs strest and SsE Uuio1 Staten. Tei
eThcue Main ioes OF rs fc- tickets bsEszgs cheers.
TeserTztious ard Tszicab.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, NATUR1L
Don-s1rEzl; cloth bound. s00pSSs book tses
Apply by mail. sls Colorado BuiIdinS Frss lecture
soy vonsa TUESDAY at :. II slse
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCK OF
wall paper at 4 TerT loE sacrifice Cal and SEE
o1r stock Sign rsinfiEg. SHOW cards, and gliding
Z. 6. NoLTE. so Iith St "a szs-eod-ts
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sUPREAfE COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
lgE5sa, kc3tins Protsse C0uTT. No. isg-5 Ad-
rzirss.-atioa--Ihis IS e fve notes thst the sab
s-r1osrs who were D. The SGp-ams C01rt q tie
DS-Tct q ColCmbia granted letters tes-smeutzry
On tie eStzfe q FreieTlcz Holman. dcseassd have
WITH the approval z the Ssp7cmc CCurt q the
District q Cclumbsa holdi-z a PROBATE Co1r-
APPOINTED MONDAY, The I'd day q Mzrch
lss. az . o'Gock q. n. - the tize ard ssid
court rpou - the plsos. fT making pSy1sut and
distribution from sad estate uEde- tie C1slr--s
cirectlo1 and oortrul. When s1d wheTe Al c7e5itGs
ard persans entitled % disnoutve snsTes OF lezzes
Ct resldae. are notified to attend u Qs-son or
b agent q attorney duiy authorized. VIII thsir
Gains against the estate F-opery ro-che,i. Given
under our hands this lst dzg q lIzrch- 19e HENRY
+. u ACHTERkTBCHEN. n. D. ROSENBERG
b WOLF & ROSENBERG. Atto-oeys. Astsss:
sal JAMES TANNER Register q WIS FG- TIE
Diy;rct q Columbia. Cle-k Il the PROBATE Cours-
u-h3 l8IT
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF EaPOgTD HARTz MOUNTAINS
CASARIES and breeding cage. With axtzres, fos
- these birds s5oui5 hstca y11 iezet = birds n
ere ss1s02 sCHEiD'S BIRD STORE II Eah
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AND WESTERN RWY.

oLHEUILE II EFFEJI JANUAht \, -
Leave Washington New UEion Station.
go g. m--D1ily-AH points On Norfolk aid West
TN, sls0 knO1TiIie. ChattrnoOEz. sDd &e1Phis-
N.le D u--Daily-Rozncke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. hno1Tiiie. Chattanooga Nashville, Memphis.
NeT Orleans. Thr0uEh Sleeper Dining czr4
Fer Norfolk-LeaTe Washington. 4z3 g. n daily.
lbs s. n daily fezcgut Sunday. Arrive No-folk
Il . a II and 70 z n-
iSs ?. m--Daily-Be--yTiiie Lzrzy, ShsuEndoah-
Trstas frO1 TIE Southwest s-TiFs sS5 :. n ard
D3 p n.
Al information Fcur+oeutb street snd Esz Tu-k
RTea-s G9ord R1ildinFl.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-IN ROCK CREEK PARK, ONE BROWN
f,sr neckpiece: Russian ssble. Return. End receive
reward. u ZIT ST Th%d
IOST-A LADY's GOLD WATCH. OPEN FACE.
With fob, Sunday night bet $50 and O'Clock on
Conn. sTe. line and Majestic Thszter- The finder
VIII please return 70 MISS z. ZARIN. l65l Conn
ave. ard receive reward Al SO mhz1
L0ST-A GOLD MEDAL Pm. WITH LAUREL
wreath sith harp hung inside q same; sold bar
h-s %'1iabel Davis cut oh sane Address 81 =
r. Nv. mn--I
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

BROMIDE ENLARGTNG. BLUE AND BLACK
TEiuts from patent ard of5cs d-zrings: laEte-1
slides q specially; cuunsTcai p17taErzPhe-.
T. a. FARSaAM. sss s. ~.
se3oe-n.vs
SURE. TOU WANT YOUR PICTURE now IS
the tine and HOWARD PhOtoE-zphs II9 Pa
ave Nv. IS TIE pace. Al SO pictures 3 20 taozs
zsrtiou1ng tbs pzpST- oc-EIE-d
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
Columbia. holding Probate Court No IslIs Al
I1usSratio1.-This Il 20 Ei7e notice hat TIE Sub
sTibc-ss who Fe-s b. the Suprens Cosrt - Re
DS-rict q Columbia granted letters of adui-iS-z-
loa. G 9. q. the estate ~ SoThia A7sndes. DE-
erased, have. uiih the spP7ursI Il The Supreme
JcHT- . the Dtsfrfce q Columbia holding Z
Probate Cos1rt- sppointsd MONDAY. IRE 2d dav
q March. lSe. a. . oclock a. H. g. tfe tine ard
said eour-roon a. The pace. for making PAYMENT
ard distribution f-m ssd estate unds- The cy1rt' s
di-ction and ccnrTUl. Whel zni where al c7e6it0rs
and persons entitled % 6scnbut1s shzres or IeEao=
o. Tesidus. are notified 70 attend. u TsT-5u q
b. agent O. attorney dl,y sa-he-zo5. WITH thsir
claims sssin- the estate r-operly rorched ef-sn
under or hznds Vhis IS day of Marc lSs JOHN
h ARESDES. FREDERICK " ARENDEs. b
WOLF & ROSENBERG. Atto-ue7s At-est-
Seal JAMES TANNER. Rerists- g WEIs 70 she
DistTist Z Coiuntis. C3e-k q the Probsts Cozr-.
uh5WT
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAs-
tc-- Washington. T&kCaa Szhs-stjou. D C..
March l. l1e--Sezled T-OpOs1is. u rriTziCzte SD
80 20 the usual Conditions. vii Be TrcCiTcd here
until z o'6ock Doon. MARCH I las. and then
cpeIsd- foT TIE coGS-Jctioz i7ciud5ng piznbing
heating slec1Ttc WiTt1E snd eecSTc lighting hI-
turss. 6 tEo suSle sets oficeTs quarters ore Hos
pilai Corps be--zck. c1e ScTeh0ze O1e sable. ard
ere TEgo8 shed sud ga7sTe al the Walter Reed
Av-ay General Hospltsi. WashinSton. D. c. Plans,
speciAcTtiCus ha.k proDossIs md further iuEorrs-
non furnished CO apviicatio2 \ deposit of 81 %
resired for plans and sGscihcztions, deposit VIII
- TetUrne6 % bidder aa return C5 Pans and spec
scstious here T. ;. reserves rtzht 20 sccepa OF
7esecI ans O 81 bids OF an pz-1 thereof Pro
posslS u b marked Proposals fc- Public Build
insS a. Walter Resd Army General EospstsI WASH
irstoa. D. c." s1d s5dzessed 70 Il. I. PETTUS.
Cors,rCi1g QrzTteruSs.sr mhL23s38
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PROPOSALS

GENERAL DEPOT OF TIE oUARTERlEAS-
tsr's Department Wsshirg-on. .. G.. March Z
30 sesled proposals. n tgphczts Eil D received
- this o01ce Un-E y o'clock a. t.. THURSDAY
Au-l I. Se Gnd than publicly Opsned for furrish-
Ing Enc SeliTEfug fuel a. Wzshi1C1on BarrzcEs and
Washington D. G. Forts sIysr and Hunt Virginia !.
Fort Washington. Msrylaad; az tbs Arlingtoa
Aa-iorsl Center. Virginia. 81 Prnping Station
Rosslyn- Virginia; st R;chue16. Blacssburs. and
Fczk Uuion Fi-Vnia: Chzrlosfe. North Carolina
a1a Annapolis. MaTylE-d: f1T HiBerzl CT az Wash
t1ston Barracks sni Washington .. g. Ports
Alyer and EuHt Virginia aud Fo-< Washington.
Maryland sor gasoline a. Fc-t Nys-. Virginia Also
fo mECSlane,Gs Ob VTln-inE. rrnOTins asfss
Fefse natter. furnishing ICE iaunds-ng toveis and
shoelng animals u Wsshing.on. D. {. during tie
fscsi ye2- cumuenclDg IulT l. lea Blank forms
aId ins-ulctiCns f0T making p-uposals and f--ths-
information Elli BE furnished intending bi5dsrs won
a1IisCation % tiis oeE. 4. GRAY ZALINSKI.
Malor ard g-a-ts-1rasse-, [. 8 A.. II Chs-ss o.
Depo-- mh12IA2O
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY.

LEARN TELEGRAPHT-RAILWAY WIRES ARE
cut TITO DRAUGHON's PRACTICAL BUsI-
NESS COLLEGE. cor. Eth and . Nv. for stuteuz'
Use; positions secured Cal OF send for FREE
sooklet. why Lean Tse0zpays" dsas.stf
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HAIR GOODS.
z LUTHER

z LUTHER
pc iz5h 81 ~
Buropesn ard American S-ylss II hair dressing:
scisuti1o sczip treatment and shs1Dooszz: Inzroei
EaTiEg and hair eoioring: hsiT gods. Eiss &C, 70
o-ts- mhl-Er
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MAEICURING & HAIRDRESSIEe

HAIR POWDER. ns1 cream fox the cuupIsx-
io1; also shaupooing AID hairdresSs1s speciality.
Miss Cs6zsn, - Etb s.. Nv. 'Ph0as Il. Fzi, = Z
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PERSONAL.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; either ladies' OF geuts': ssd postal: vii
cah any hour yOu say. L. TARSHES. I5o5 III 81
nw. Phone North ioo.
MADAME CATHERINE, PALsfIST AND CARD
re1de-. 81 NeE YOrk ave Tel- Main ~.
fel+H
Mss JESSIE ABBOTT,
Scentihc Magnetic Mssage-
S6 s. nv. i5d fooTl. fel5sH
wORKISGMEN. The INAUGURATION IS Al
most a. hand are you ready to make that IN
Tression the occasion demands Dress up ard have
cone styis aboTt ron; we sel a Are tzilor-nsads
s'Iit O CTsrcoat slightly uscd et s. 20 SO. save
$ note on the deal; oue price c1iy. JCSTHS OLD
STAND. So D st ". mh9tf
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GOOD REPAIR SHOPS
OF WASHINGTON, D. C.
a DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE CONCERNS
THAT DO REPAIRING AND afIScEI~
LANEoUS JOB WORK
MOTORCYCLES

Rl.yEE AND MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING
and Sindrss. sole agenls fer rus Harley DsTid-
son motorcycles; also EzceisioT & Hudson bicycles
RERRYsfAN & THRO0P. - s. nv 'Phone
Main Gl& nhz5t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR GOOD SERVICE CALL REAR 81 PA.
a7e nv to board Or hire your ho-Se- Everyfhing
n general livery business az reduced ratsz l. L
PITsNoGLE. Phone II. s. fsz-M
RUNAB0UT. $40. II SOLD THIS WEEK: BEST
condition; EusTsnteed. OWNER. III lst 81
Phone y. 5slZ nh2-z
BENsIECER's HORSE BAZAAR
Direct and commission dealeyS IN horses ard
mules s0S-55-N 9Th 81 Nv. Auction MOndEys
and WeanesdayA Private sales dsily. jais-6
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AUTOMoBILES.
FURNITURE.


DON'T BUY NEW oSEs; BRING TIE OLD
umbrellas to Is; make tbez as good ss ne=. siik
EEbreila for s.. n. g. PHILPITT. Sd Z - ~
ocs-9a mws
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NORTHWEST
WOODWARD & E0THR0P Information Bureaa
GOLDENBERG' S. Information Bureau
HECHT & CO. Cashiers Ofice-
PALAIS ROYAL Information Bureau.
\. KANN. SONS & CO. information BuTssu.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. eUTnsT 7th st. and Z L
ave. ard K st. Nv.
JOHSST0N's PHARMACT. I21 y. = ave. Nv.
F. P WELLER'S PHARMACY. Ss4 II 81 Nv
ATKINSON's PHARMACY. 18th and G "a Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY, d and SIS Nv
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant and
McxUITY's CIGAR STORE. iss 1sth St Nv.
TGYIOR'S PHARMACY. Oh and stS Nv.
EENERS PHARMACY. sth and stS Nv.
n. A. MENKE. 5Ih and b STA ".
PR0CTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS 18th T. Nv.
T. I. EEATHERWOOD. ISIS 18th 81 nv
STOTT ( SNYDER Lth and G SIS. Nv.
DOM & SANFoRD'S PHARMACY, co-ur n. Z
sve. and North Capitol 81. nv.
DAY & cos PHARMACY, 5th ard G sts- ~
TARNOLD'S PHARMACY. S+u 18th 81 Nv
HERALD BRANCH 65 H St. Nv
NORTHEAST.
McCHEsSEY & JOACHIM, ID and stA re
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, sth sld stA Ne
G. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. C0Iner 6th and
sts ue
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. 7th and sts. ns-
CHARLES J. .FURMAN'S PHARMACY. srh &nd
z Capitol SIS ne.
BLUsIER's PHARMACY, \. capitol and z Sc D. Ds
D D COURTNET's CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND
~ \. Capitol St
SOUTHWEST
MLPUEN'S PHARRACT- 7th md B stS s"'
SOUTHEAST.
T. P. WELLER. sth and I S. -
GUY 81 NEELY. Ilth and SIS -
BR0OKLAND.
CHARLES C. LENNON, I2h and NeEt97 sts.
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-EVr SUNDAY. s51r1zy oriS-
SpFgTAT, NOTICE
WASHINGTON. HALTTMORE AND
ANNAD0IIG II E[-EEIC Y RGEI.LEAT-

ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY
Electric p2lscs can from White House Stati7C
0sth AID q sts. NORTHEAST.
Fer Baitimone-ETery hsE hour frcz $50 a n 20
20 D n. ard go. szo. l05o. ard lis ?. Il
except on tie ODD hCu7S Local cs5 at ss5, ssls.
10 a. n. and l1e. SO. SO. 10 ,. n
- Cars q tae EVEN hours make 10 stop bstEec1
Washington snG RalfisCre-
For AElspolis-EveTy koIT from SO 3. II % 80
2. n, ard uz5 2. n.
Fares Ozs way. ROund sKiD-
70 D14tlllo-e tx F---
TO Annapolis ard {. s.
AsTEi Aczdsny--.--.--.--- 75c ID
BaCzge checked.
All B 81 CHS run direct TO White HoEss Staten
Ticket nface a 1fth and \. 7. sTe, a0-t5~est snd
st White House Station. 18th ard 3 sta NORTH
EAST. Telelhene 3. 7s5 and Linz. S.
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AUTOMOBILES.
AuToNoBILE BARGAI.
FOR HIRE
COLLEGES.

NEW AND PERFECTLY APPOINTED CARS
for hire By the hour: Moderate charges. MOTOR
CAR LIVERY co. Phone Main las4. fs2SSt
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
LOTS.

FOR sALE-LOTS & FEET FRONT: CORNER
18th and Rosedslo sts- ne; prios so eseh. Apply
55 18th ST. nv feE-d
LOT Dzso, on L STREET, BETWEEN ssh And
7tA -; 500 cash: hal2ncs &c E1iE Apply IS
18th 81 ~. fcz1
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TIMING AND HEATING.

EXPERT TN. COPPER. AND SHEET IRON
WORKERS. stove repairing. Leaky roofs specially.
GEORGE HURDLE. ee LozisisGz sFe NJ
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AGENTS WANTED

BRAND NEW loC NOVELTY: NEVER SOLD
before, eTs-y nan Who wears hat VII buy par
ticalzrs free. The STANDARD co. Lsconia.
Nh ja1S.B.H
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NON.NEDICAL HEALING.

CEROSIC DISEASES OF LONG STANDING
are quickly cured By Chirop-actic adjustments
CONSULTATION free Or. n. n CoRSON. Gs F
s. nE. fest
The NEW WAY-PROF. PARKERS s ENFORCED
ciTClisiion Of the bocd o1Tes iocumotor atsxia
rheumatism, BHght's disease paralysis and kindred
ailments without drugs OF Surgical procedure
Desperate czses solicited PTu H. y D. PARKER.
~ Ninth street nv H0uTs- % 20 s: Sunday, %
70 Phone Il. 4lz Particulars back ccTsr city
6i-octo1. uh5-g
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THOMAS DOWNING & CO. Auctio7o-Z- 81 E
street northwest
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We FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT.
practically trained ehagtieu-s upon request. AU-@
ToSfOBILE COLLEGE, Of Washington. The
Place 70 Lam ISz tth 81 Nv. Phone y. S0sz
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EVERYBODY N sWAsHINGTON-IF NOT con
Tenieur 70 cal az our oSos. - 70 your druggist
and see cur b1Istir. S1ns.hing = iuts-est % yoc
WASHINGTON IMPORTATION AND LISTING
BUREAU. 90 " l. d 7. Bldg. so st. fc75-it
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE ONE REFRESHMENT AND
soavenr booth, already erected. Apply 10 SKIN
NER. Hotel JOhlson- nh3-2t
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

BOYS AND GIRLS wanted bv
Ksu1. Sons & Co We require
the services Of a number Of bright
ho-s and girls Is years cf age and
over for positions IS bundle W7T-
VGrs. TTOmoti0ns 10 those who de-
serve thCm. permanent POSITION,
aTpsy Immediately uh3-1
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100000 TO LOAN

On Washington nal estate ezs5 terms. Apply 70
DISTRICT REALTY CO.. Inc. &. 7. Law, rzr-
EgE. iosn -sn5 rental department. 0fsces. as BOND
BLDG. CO.. i4sh ard New YORK ave nv j22-6
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INAUGURAL INFORMATION.

BEFORE VIEWING THE PARADE BE SURE
your glasses al right We make and repair
glasses. and Examine eyes free HEFfT, sl2 ath Nv.
feZ-t
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RAILR0ADs.
BAITIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.


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80 p n.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-05
How the Cahby Knew.

Arthur Conan Doyle, according to Le
Figaro, tells a good story of his ex-
perience with Partisan cabby. Com
ing up from the Riviera, he took a
cab at the Care de Lyon and drove to
his hotel, where he tipped the driver
substantially.
"Merci, NJ. Conan Doyle" said the
cocher to the astonishment of Sir Ar
thur, who asked how on earth he
knew his name.
'Merci," said the cabby, Il read in
n newspaper that Sir Doyle was to ar
rive in Paris from Nice, stopping at
Marseilles and Lyons on the way. l
noted that you had had your hair cut
at arseilles; that you had Lyons mud
still on your boots. Therefore you
must be Sir Doyle"
The creator of Sherlock Holmes was
more amazed than ever.
"Do you mean to say that was all
the evidence you had to go uponT
"Well, to be honest" answered the
cabby, with a grin, II also saw your
name written on your trunk"-Chi-
cago Tribune
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-02-05

opportunity and were even abused by
Americans. Recent events, he said,
had proved that the anti-Japanese sen.
timent in America was increasing.
The speaker attacked particularly the
recently concluded agreement between
Japan and America, saying that he be-
lieved that the japanese foreign office
was forced by the American govern
ment to sign the agreement in order to
prevent competition by the Japanese
on the Pacific coast.
He declared that Japan's dignity had
been injured thereby, and he impas-
sionately urged the government to en-
force the principle of equal opportu-
nifty, which alone could solve the ques-
tiOn of the rights Of Japanese in for
eign countries.
He said that even the president Of
one country had denied Japanese right
to travel, right which was theirs by
treaty. Count Hattoris speech was
greeted by continued cheering by the
opposition.
Foreign Minister Komura in reply
announced that the imperial govern
ment had decided to notify the vari-
GUS powers of the termination of ex-
listing commercial treaties, to be effec-
tive one year after such notice was
given. He said that 1t was the inten-
tion of the government to negotiate
new treaties "unhampered by any un-
equal engagements"
The new cOmpacts, he continued,
will be based entirely upon the princi-
pie of reciprocity with view to the
free development Of international COM
merce. The foreign minister's speech
was received with applause.
Discussing the anti-Japanese meas
ures pending in the California legisla-
ture, the foreign minister said Japan
is relying upon the justice of the
American people and the friendly dis
position Of the United States govern
ment.