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WALKER BROTHERS.
FARM SPECIALISTS"
26ls MAIN STREET (SECOND FLOoR).
Bell 12Ol; Ind. 1916.
q acres. Cor. 2lst South and State 100
rods OF valuable frontage. street car track
now within a mile of the place; service
in 1910. A pretty. level tract. the best
sandy loan. best water right; house of
rooms. buildings. fences and every
thing good. If you VIII do is now"
will be given with the place
CITY PROPERTY.
sl.e5O-s2OO down, and small mo. pay
ments will put you in possession OF
new 4-room modern pressed brick cot
tagc, blocks from the postofficc. &C.
ment walks.
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nRoynn Stale nrend pepot.

Open 3 ~ U. m. daily. Eentrancc on
Third South Good bread every cheap.
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Hamlin Paints Signs of the Best
Kind. Both phones.
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Utah Photo Materials Co. CONNER
cial Photographs. 423 Main. Phone 1452.
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FOR SALE

100 IT lot on Rivers Je Ave. 5000: 80 #.
lot End Z. and 11th South. $500. Acre lot
near 18th South or State, $500. Groom
house and 100 II. lot in Murray. $500.
Phone H. ]. Smith. Murray.
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"Royal" Stale Bread Depot.
Open to p. m. daily. Entrance on
Third South. Good bread very cheap.
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HELP wANTED-MALE-

100 COAL MINERS-BY KEMMERER
Coal Co., Kemmerer, Wyo. Information
concerning same can be had at KEN
merer Coal Company's Office, Boston
Bldg 10 Exchange Place.
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CIIIROPIDIST.
OSTEOPATHY

DIR. ELIZABETH L. WISMER. Suite
416 Sec. SC TT. Bldg. "a Main. Icd. 1c51
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MECHANIC THERAPY.

SCIENTIFIC MANIPULATION FOR
all abnormal conditions of the body. dis
torted spines and limbs a speciality. R
NJ. Baird. IN f. Sth South. Ind 1874.
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WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line and carry com
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co.. u E. Srd So.
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MASSAGE.

Ladies' Turkish baths. massage. mani
curing. hair dressing. Santarium par
lors. SO w. 3.d South.
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OPTICIANS.

DIR. ALICE E. HoUGHTON. osTEo
path. 1880 Mere Blk. Fell SCI Ring
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ABSTRACTER.

uo2 C THOMAS ASTON FOR BAR
gains In Real Estate and Abstracts OF
ritle; u West Second South. Ind. phono
5Is Bell sos.
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FOR RENT.

GROOM BRICK, N2. REAR s75 9TH
East Street.
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AUCTION SALE
THOMAS DoVLINc 8 co. 4sess-. % { 8 y.

THOMAS DoWLING 4 Co. Aucis.. si5 E s. aT.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS PREMISES NJ.
ll5l EIH STREET NoRTHWEsT IN THE
slI1 OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIA
By virtue q q decree herctofcr, entered Ia the
supreme Ccrrt z thc Disrrict Of Colombia. fn tie
cause of Earry J. johnson 20 al rs Harriet Bos-
ton e Al Equity No a-s1 ~ tbs uDEa-sf-ne5
,rlsiee@- Til se. 90 public auction in front q
ne premises. ou MONDAY The 18Th Cav q July
--s AZ O'Clock b. m- tie f1ll5wins descElbed
-1- arc rr1llises. stuafe ~ the Cry q Wash ing
t1l District ~ Columbia 6esi-ra-ed Is al q lor
EIieen fl'l. l square Tt-ee huu5reE and Nine
80. -s pep pat recorded i1 Lihrr W. r. folio
ot me records n r1e SurVerors O-1cs of fhe
District u Columbia; fronting about Q feet and s
iicies o. l--l -trcat northwest and running back
about 3 Ieer 70 a lo-foor auey. together with the
nll1F eIleurs tereol. consisting q Z-sr0ry bTick
dwelling
Terms q sale. Oae-uiri q The purchase
money in cash. ard tie balance IL tro eeaaI in-
s-ailzncTrs- payable iu onc and TWO years with in
ig1esF ~ ler clur rfr anLum. TEyctic sCui-an-
ura-y fr1n cay e sale. secured D. deed q tr1sr
ulcn t'e properly sold. or AZ cash. az tie option
o. the 7'lrceassr. Terms q sale % p, complied
nifa within B--eys from day C sale otherwise
ne trustees rese0e the rirh- % resell the prap-
crT az tie risk and cos- ~ tie 6ef1alrinE pu--
chaser All eourcvaDcLng reccrli1g &c at the
cost q The purchase. A depcsit q SO VII be
required q the DuEchaser at the time q sale.
va ". OFFLEY.
81 John Marshal placr.
Trustee.
RUDOLPH T. YEATaiAN.
80 5-h 60. nv
I1cyS TrsStae
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD
RATES
One cent . word each insertion.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:
NORTHWEST,

NORTHWEST.
WOODWARD q LOTHROP. Information
GOLDENBERG'S Information Bureau
HECHT & CO., Cashiers Office.
PALAlS ROYAL, Information Bureau.
;. KANN. SONS & CO.. Information Bu'
2. A. wTLLBoURN. 1914 Wisconsin ave-
MODERN PHARMACY. 9TH and z sts.
CARPENTER & DUNLOP. 14th and Cir.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa
BUTLER & FIELD "a and Indiana 6ve.
CONCORD PHARMACT, ]. E WOOdford.
Prop, lMf New Hampshire ave. NV.
CHARLES c. HORNUNG. Christiani
Pharmacy. 8. ". cor. 7th and NJ SITS. NV.
NJ. WAGNER. Ist and II SITS. NV.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 7th st.
and r /. ave. and r st. nv.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. l2d n. J.
ave. NV.
F. p. WELLEP's PHARMACY. 1854 II
AIklNSON,S PHARMACY. 11th and @
ASTORIA pHAPMAEY, 81 ana @ SITS. nv
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleas
ant and Irving SITS ny. - -,
McNULTT'S CIGAR STORE, 1886 18th
TAYLOEs PHARMACY. 9th and p sts
DAVIS PHARMACY, 9th and S SITS. NV.
el a; 1IENXE, 5th and K sts. NV.
SROCTOR'S PHARMACY 1878 18th St
T. J.. LEATHERWOOD. 1916 18th st. NV
SIOIT & SNYDER. 18th and g SITS NV
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY,
Dsgner corner r. Y ave and \, Cap, st. NV
1ARNOLD'S PHARMACY, s40l 18th st.
KINGS DRUG STORE, Vermont ave.
and I st. NV
NORTHEAST
JOHN T. BUTLER. 40l Stanton place ne.
q. y. KRACSE. 6th and X SITS. ne.
y. d. COURTNEY. rs North capitol st.
McChESNEY & JOACHIM. % and 2.
McCHESNEY 4 JOACHIM, Sth and F.
u J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th
ami SITS. ne
CHARLES J. FUHRMANN'S PHAR-
MACY, Sth and +. Capitol sts. ne
BLUMER'S s PHARMACY, N Capitol and
p SITS re.
SOUTHWEST
v HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and 3 SITS.
MlLBCRN'S PHARMACY. 9TH and II
SOUTHEAST.
ROACH DRUG COMPANY. sth aud c
=. =. WELLHR. Sth and I SITS. sc.
GUY NJ. NEEIY 11th and G SITS Sc.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. 18th and New
ton SITS.
ANACOSTIA
9. B. BURYS PHARMACY. cor. Mon
roe ana Jefferson sts
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR. 615 King ST
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EXCURSIONS

Hundreos OF WashingJOnianS ind riding
ont % Chevy Chase Lake, ard spending the erea-
lns az The rcsCT-. the most pracricabIe usv "a
COO on ulese scrching Gays. TIE cars trareI
az gocd sped that refreshinE bree-cs eons.ar-y
blow. and the lake itself is appareatly TIRE one
SPOT about The city that Is always favored b ths
weather msn-
YariCus means e recreation await thoss 50 ia-
ciined, but by far the mast popular means q
passins the time seems to b m lstenirE 10 the
Marine Band music. the evening ooncsrts prorins
tie biggest drawing card az the rsso-,. Dsref-r
aiso has many dcTotoes. while Other a1nussneu-s
that are vel patronized are the -idins track.
the bowling sllegs. and shooting ElIlersz
Whether the moon shows itself o. not.
The evening ips aboard ;he steamer Jamestoan are
always most cnioga6ic afairs- Coners -'iust uaas
for two ahound about the roory decks. ard the
ed story" can be narrated under idyIic oundi-
uoHs Music is rendered by Halsy's Orchestra
Throughout the evening. dance nEGbsrs beng
PLAYED for tle nuzneraus passengers Fho desire 70
e1perience The novelty q dancing anoat TIE aoor
Is esrec-aly finished fer dancing. and Is kept -
perfoet eondition az al times
FcTRsi2r p-ices Prevail m the Pain Garden Ees-
taurant. and one can obtain there simost any
thing and everything the aTpetite sisgcs;s he
jamestown e1cnrgions are made every sTeui1g.
leaving ~ Z returning about Il
Special tickets via the Norfolk and
Wasaingtn Steamboat Coupany's resseis. or sale
esery FRIDAY ard SATURDAY uresert econ0mical %
pcrtunities Ter obtaining delightful one CT two
day oiting away from the unbearahie heat q JOTn-
Destinations are Old Point Comfort and Norfoik.
adjacent 10 which numerous eoast rescrts where
one car enjoy splendid srf bathing. yachtizg.
dcepsea dshi.g and all Othgr salt WGrer pleasures
Al-expense tickets CT sale Fridays and Sarur-
DAYS. AID good Until Nonday morniDE cover rot
crly steamer acconnodatiCus but Likewise f-u
beard 20 tho Ola Point hotels The SPECIAL rate
is also Cfrrcd saturday o. M0rday. Ter the tlip
exclusively All intornatir1 nay Be secured az
the wharf oilcc foot 4 Seventh street. CT az ths
rEtCEn oGce - Fourteenth street, first fo0r q
the Bond Bufdiur
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BALTINORE GRAIN MARKET.

ha--i11o7e- july B-Wheat to-day u1s Qrset clrr
dnl. cats unsettled. rye steady. and royr uu-
chsrEed-
NhEAT-Spot cou-ract. llslssL1ss. JULY. Is5.a
al ls3z: August LI6aI l5is ser,enher lis s-se.l
siasne- No rei. LlisaLlfs; receipts s5 81 bush
els. exports u6011 bushels. rev southe-l. is
sanl-e. -l-1l-L, 1ew southern or gTale. LlsaLls
tthN-1I'ot con-racr- l61e- receipts. 34i1 bushels
OAIs-Slcck in elevators. l526z bushels: stsp-
Heats fruga elevators. 75ss bushels White. N. ?
5s-sa5ss; d.. 10. s 57i7a5s: mixed. No 2 w.
do. Ne. . 55155s
RYE-st7ck IN elevators. Sesss bushels No. 2
Western ne export. G.; No 2 ne Westcrl. I'D
town. 81; bag lors. as % quality and oaoiiri51.
S5ss-
fLOUR R-Fcr cd wheat four- Winter extra Es'a
$50 do. cear. 59laCc5. do. s1-ai-hr ss1ss s..
DO. Patent. 6.7le6Se: sTring Gear 5I5aSss: do
straigHr 5ioa&s5. DO. patCu- 6s5as6e: CIV 0fHs-
oest patent, 40; do. highgrade uatent 20. d.
nisl-Eraoe straight I'D DO. choice family. sss.
do.- extra. 5e-a5-l5; re four. metiium 70 chasce
4-sOai-s5' corn meal. per loo rs. LS,aLs0
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PROPOSALS

CARD PUNCHING MACHINES -P0STP0YEsfF7sF
q OTenins q BidS-Tae tine fo- the orsfsng q
nas ior isruisaLg al The lator matcrials and Eork
r-sarT ic- the construction In lots Of 10 80 &c
-. or 90 Automatic Card Pllnching Machines ard
-s-l'ti-ns ne s'ile ccn1le,e. tee q charge for
transportation. az The Genus Bufidir~ vesssn-or,
- - . heTetT extended fEunc July Is les
lle Gale previously ldTuTIiEe1. o. JULY 8 Iea
Eos VII - received az the Osacs q TIE Direc-or
q tne CeIs1Is. Washington. 2. C.. until o'cloef
= n on tha- late- Fer furtaer infor--afiac sre--
ncaiioas. olneIrlut drawings. blank rrouossIs ~
iuA information address l. DANA DURAND. D.
rector o. the Censls- d lTartnent q C5rn.-se -
Labcr. Wasaington D. G. irIsIsT9
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MOVING. PACKING { STORING.
MASSAGE.

MRS. KEIGHTLEE, THE SCIENTIFIC
Adsseuse. gives eucalyptus Vapor cabi-
net baths general nassaae and eooI sIoo-
hol friction for rheumatism. nervousress
sno obesity; magnetic and electricity.
Hours, ID % 5 and by appointment. rsSs
y y ave Phone ". 1os7- Open Sunday
from - 70 8 Tos+s
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-FolloEing schedule figures Published ou,,
as information. snd are not glsraztecd
Ecr Atlanta. Birmingham. Mcb5le. New Orle.-~
Asheviile. Chattsnocga. Memphis a. n Ard l5-gs
?. n. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Kuoxville. Chattanoo-a. Bi-nfng.
haus. Stw Orleans. lo:l9 2. H. daily. Dining ~
Fer kncuiiie. Charranooga Memphis $40 a n
daily. tSieeper Uay Be occupied after % D NJ
Dining cg-z.
For Atlanta. Birminrhan. Col1rhi7 C7b,r,.,.,,
Augusta. Aiken. savannah gscksozviiie ard Flo-ie,
points. 40 2 m daily. Dining ca service
Tourist cars f0r California tri-EeekIv 40 a =,
Local tor Harrieonbu-g a. n. daily: 4i5 D n
weekdays; FOR panville. 30 s. m. daily: and fos
Charlottesville s3o A. H. and 4s5 p 70. dailT
Frequent trains 70 ard from Biucuonr
L 8 nRGyEG Ce-a-ql A~r-s
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N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
a. Columbia. holding au Eqgity C0ur- samuel
n Marks IS. CC.eEiiie T. TCucrt Julia C. Ter
rett ui--ncTr hcirs u JARED l. Elliott. Equity No
z51l--O-ocr of puti-cacCp- The cbiect of tins
suit Is % esfshs1 n rrcrd c-ulretc and perfect
AarSs, dy aorelse possession in aud % 10 No. Is
81 Aary Nocre 20 ais slblisision in square No gss
de- 'i.e1 M &. II. r., 1910 49, - fhe oHce q the SIR
Fefcr oi the District q CCgmha sisuzte ard being
IN the city q Neslinsten. District q Columbia said
IT being serer-en 10 feet wide sxfy-four anl Ave
icrta 6i.5 feet on The north line and sixty-tuo
and hVe-tenths s-a feet On the south bne and
h2Ftng al area ~ ten hundred and scFerfy-nine
ana cne-han l,lfsIs sIUare feet. On motion Il
Juf, A. D. is9, crecsed that Defendants. Cole
VIE p. Ieuftt an8 Julia C. Tc7rett. f they Be
ii'iIg c7use their aTDcaranoe 70 be entered herein
On " before Che fortierh day exclusive 4 Sundays
ara le8al holidays occurring after the date q tie
nnt Dl0ication q this order. and that the un-
known hers dsFisees, CT ahenees q srch q said
aeillldants. any. as may he dead and any and
az unknoUl hers n Jared L. Flli0tf deceased O.
any other person persons claiming b. through
stieaeesl any usat OF ttie adverse 90 the cou-
painaut IN and 20 said real estate cause their an
parance % b. eurcr1d herein On or before the erst
rule CAV c-r--rr-ng two months after tie date u
fne nrs- plplcaiion p rhis order. Otherwise The
cause VIII D. Troceeied with as iu c1ss Of drfauir.
II-l1e-. coIg ct this oudcr De- published fer two
months. Cnce week fcr tr-e successive weeks f1r
ne ara ninth ard tuice month fcr TIE slcceei-
lng month. IN tie NasLirgt-u Law Reporter and
The Nashing-ol HcrLd- JOB BARNARD. Justice.
A ir.e copF-Iefr- seal J. r. YOUNG Clerk
By Z J. MCKEE As-is-aur Clrrt FRED n
RHODES ard 81 WALTON HENDRY. Attorneys
tifZl = aut.i3
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NONMEDICAL HEALING.

NONMEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORC-
ec circulation OF the blood without
eruss, surgical procedure, or detention
nom business. Circulars. information
and CONSULTATION free PROF. H n. D.
PARKER. l02 Ninth st NV. Washington.
D. c, Hours 10 TO & Phone II. G12
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\. pins rItrn-

From Toresa CaritsL
There VIII be another hall game in kan
SIS City to-day 10 decide whether Kansas
City or Columbus has the worst bah
team IA the world
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

COMPLETE COURSES FOR ALI, CIVTI,
seiNlSe eNaminatlonS-Census and 9TH
eIG- Day and evening sessions IrlI-
xioual INSTRUCTION. THE pRILLERY.
AaDo ~, 4, ava 1sts
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baitinore. July ls.-Foiloving ~ TIE sales ard
auotations ca TIE most active securities nSed On
the Balt-zors StocE Exchsurs.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RATTWEv

NoTE-Pa0lished ouly As inrornatioa. sad 10:
Euaranteed
400 P. NC. & Q. LIMITED. Daiiy-F.-t -.
uouled train Pullnaan sespers 20 Lexingtos Lc-i,-
Eilie Cincn1ati, Iroiana1olis Chicago and ST. LS,is
Connection for Virginia Hot Srrinzs Puilr1-n c-y
Louisville 10 Memphis and New orlsauS Diufsr
CARS. IA carte service
mo p NJ. p =. LIMITED DaHv-Solis
Eestiouie trein- Pullman sleepers 10 Ciuciuusti
Lexington Vnd Louisville daily. ard virginia Hot
SrTlngs weekdays Dining cars. q IA carts serrice-
Pullman aecpcrs Cincinnati to ChfcaTo and ~
Louis. and Louisville 70 Memphis Nashrfle. apd
New OrlearE
Chesapsake and Ohio Omc.s SD pea.s~i~,-s.
avenue ls39 street. and New Unsga Station TeI-
ephone Main los q Z0s fer tieksss. hasses sassks
FeseFTstions- ard Taxle4h
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN PwY

SCHEDULE n EFFECT JUNE %. 1893.
Leave Washington. New Union station.
go a. n.-Daily-Al points ou Norlok and
Western.
1910 2. m--Daiiy-R Roanoke. Bristol Vinsao,-
salem hnoxriilc. ChattHnooEa. NASHVILLE. New
Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining Cars.
80 a. m--Fo7 Bristol KnrIrille Ch7tfanoov,
and Memphis Washins-on-Memphis sleeper ouep
10 D. n
For Norfolk-LeaFs Washington ~ a. n sslv
i % a. n daily. except sunday Arrive So-foIk.
II p a. IT,. SD 2. H.
$50 ?. m.-Daily-BerryTiIle Luray shsnandooh
Elkt0n. TIaiuS from the Southwest arrise 60 a m
I0-50 E. m and l2f5 a. n
All information Fourteenth street and New York
aTcnue CRond Buil6inEl
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N TIE SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT
q Columbia. Richard 3. Z. Elcnine e. al rs
Safe Deposit ali Trust Company q Baltimors
substituted trustee. co a. Equity No. 11sl-Ihe
object a rms Eit IS % obtain partition cf lrt a.
block T. Of the Commissions subdivision q Wash
ingtcu Heights. as pr plat u sad Subdivision on
record ID the Ofce n the Surveyor of the Distr.ct
q Columbia IN County Book al uagr us On
molten q the compliments z IS this srh day Of
5uiy, A. ID. i9e. ordered that the de1endants Lee
kennedy GoidsborgUgh. Phlll'E Frlucis Gods
borough. julia Fleming Goidsbo-olEh. Mary Lee
Go.dshCrCugh. Walton Fleming fsoidsborough
Clarissa Tilshmsn Coidsbcnuugh. Mckenzie Lloyd
Golds0lrouCh. HClry Herbert Bale. and Ciarissa
Anne Balch. c1use their appcarlnce % be en-
terea herein ca O. betore the f1rtieth day eZ-
elusive q Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day r the first 0ublcaticn 81 this cider
othcrTise The cause vii BE- rFoceCdod with as 10
case x Default Provided a copy OF tsis cr1er be
pubis-ed 1nce a week fcT -hree successive weeks
IN me Mashngtoa Law Reporter ard The Wash-
ington Herald bci-7e said date JOB BARNARD
justice. A tz7-e oopg-rest- lscaLi J. H. YOUNG.
CLERK. BY !. A. C. PALMER. Assistant CLERK.
r7-A4
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PAWNBROKERs.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches diamonds. and ieweirv
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
5ynoed oroker 433 Ninth St NV.
. Ola gold. silver. and pawn ticket,
bought for cash eS-tS
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JOIN THIS CLUE
ION THIS TTUr
MANIcURINn

MISS THOMPSON, MANTCURTNG F7-
cial and Scalp Treatment 9lg G ST NV
Hours: S:o0 a. m 10 $50 p. m. Open sun
Gays rnone Nam 'OJS. 22l
PROPERLY MANICURED NAILS GIVE
one 5 myers that desired tapering ef-
SecL Mancuring as I do il is a fine Ar.
&c Tor summer months Mrs. DODGE
Room . -. 10th 81. 277tfs
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OdIO RAILROAD.
LEAFE NV UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
1 EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD BOUR -
no PuILADELPHIA AID NEW FGSK
NEW ILEMlNAL. Sd STEEET NEW YORK
90 a. N Dlner. rulmaa PEraE
80 a. n. Diner and Pullman Psriar Car.
.ia0 p .. Diner and Paisaaa PsrIa- c.
- = n ROYAL LlEEe1- AT Pullman. Shour.
I'm @. 5slss bsS-r aI9 Y t,51,3s ts1-1sFf11 P.7o,
= - p n Ccaches % New EcTk.
lz.5 nlE1t cieepers O. New YORK
80 q. q Sleepsrs % Philadelrisa sud New Yo-s
-AlLANIIC CITY %. SO. IL % A. n. 90
TO BALTIMORE.
10y ERY HOUR on THE HOUR
-. ":s5 isso o13. .s. = 80 q .l.S s. +sS a 81 ,m
r9.D. 1850 II ~ A. n -Ilsa roor r1gy5 -
gl5. r2ao so 80 So fi.9o is;is -s:5o r51s.
q -. 'l2slh night
CHICAGO. ~. 80 p n
-CINCINNATI ST LOtIs-. AND LOUISVILLE.
'3 PT7TsRm1Re :; m . 90 P n - His5t 81 ,
CLEvELAND. s.I0 p n
ClLIMBUS. 80 2 n
MEEELING- TO =. n So p n
MlACaESTER. ace q n. flaS 80 p u
H,AGsEBSTowE 70: SST $50 a n so ?
s. ~ e-d 80
-Iailv fEvceut sunday ESrrdav only
TELEPHONES at az thp following Ticket Onces-
5T g. nv. Main 1871 ele Pannsvlvauia ave .
Nein -; NeW Union S-ati1n: Ticket OfHce 3laia
-; lrf~-nari0u RTreau. Main ~
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY. co.
Elective Julv 10 1919
Subiect 20 ctsnge without notice
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS
GoING-Leave District line az 915. i a. r.. -.
sac 7,s5 and 9,s5 H.
TRNING-LcaVe The Peach at SIS a n
12-s5. 200. 500 SEQ and 1os0 D. n
SATURDAYS
GoING-At s-s. no a. n. 2so. 500. So. rs
ard s-f5 p. m.
RETURNING-At e-5 a. H.. I2s5. 90. SO
% go and I3so T. n
SUNDAYS
GOTNG-At 915. uZ0 a. n. 30 $50 s,ln -s.s
and go p.
RETURNING-At 80 q. H.. I2.s. 20. $40
s 90. go. and 1910 p. ~
PAUL Y. WATERS.
General Manager.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14
FOR RENT-ROoMS.
UNFURNTSHED

lIe1I 9TH ST. NW.-TWO LARGE COM
intoxicating front rooms. second floor:
modern improvements; light housekeep-
ing: rent reasonable. 19s
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED
city real estate at lowest currenl rates
OF interest; special privileges with respect
70 3rlor payments. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD Qne) 730 18th St NV. es-tfs
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

20 ACRES. MILE OF CHEVY CHASE:
best site In Chevy Chase region for a
fine country residence J. C. BENEDICT
Chevy Chase, Nd
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

i446 n ST. NW.-LOVELY LARGE. COOL
room, southern exposure, with meals.
So per month. Phone. 1s7
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
me Cent a Word Each Insertion.
SUBURBAN

MOUNT IDA
VIII be one OF the most popular suburbs
OF Washington. Modern sewerage; good
water; low prices and easy terms; i
minutes from 18th ST and Pa ave. on
". A. & Mt. V. Ry. Call a9 and 42C
Munsey Building. or phone Main 1Sz6.
lS5-rfF
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While you think OF II. telephone your
Want Ad- 70 The Washington Herald,
and bill win be sent you at / cent q word,
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COOL. QUIET FARM, NEAR TOWN:
plenty of milk, fruit and vegetables: IS
per week BOX 63, Herald Office. Iss
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
)He Cent Word Each Insertion.
SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW,
cheap and on easy terms: short ride 70
city on electric cars. BOX 64 Herald
Office.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

BEAUTY HINTS, HOUSEHOLD ARTI.
CLES. SPECIAL OFFERINGS. AND
OTHER ADS WHICH APPEAL
TO WOMEN
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SUMNER BOARDERS - LOCATION
high, fine view; good board: reasonable
terms three minutes 70 =. & O. depot
Mrs. s II. lands, CharlestOWn, W. Va
1S5-30t. cod
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81 down SOC week
Beautiful
HILLB RooK.
Lots 500. S2S. $50. &c.
No taxes. no interest
ONE CAR FARE.
Take H. ST. cars to Minnesota ave. ne.
20 minutes to Q. S. Treasury.
Agents on grounds daily.
COME OUT TO-DAY OR SUNDAY.
y down. 50c week
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

GLEN MANOR. FOREST GLEN, MD,
open for guests June Is under same
management as ChetwOode Terrace, 1
Iowa Circle; large house; delightful
rooms; broad piaZZas; shady lawn: ten
MS. dancing. &c. Apply Forest Glen. l95
The Washington herald., 1909-07-14

Z003 ST. NW.-ROOMS FOR RENT.
furnished or unfurnished: transienta ac-
eommodated- Telephone Vest 1893.
my19-tf
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-24

am glad to be one. to remain at their
posts. My heart was in Saginaw. MI.
Hill was my friend
Il think it is entirely safe to say that
there will be no tariff legislation during
This session of congress. The President
advises against any tariff changes. Or
dinarily any bill proposing tariff
changes would go to the ways and
means committee and the Republican
henderson, that committee are entirely
in sympathy with the President. A
measure might get before the house ifit
could pass the committee on rules and
be reported by that committee as spec
ial order, but the committee on rules is
as much opposed to any tariff legisla-
ton at this session as is the President
and committee on ways and means.
Outside of these two committees moth
ing but a majority vote OF the house
could give any measure touching the
tariff any standing, so think lam per-
fectly safe in in stating there will be no
tariff legislation during the present ses-
sion. Saginaw Courier Herald
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-24

The best of IL, however. appears tolbe
that such economics as are to be prac-
ticed will not he by chance, at the close
of session of congress- but will be the
direct result of an attempt by the sew
eral departments to fit their require
ments to the condition of the public
purse at time when the treasury con-
fronts defcit-not necessarily alarm
ing, but nevertheless deficit. This ia
generally recognized as the beginning
Of "a business like budget. carefully pre-
pared and presented to congress in the
wears to come.