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TERMINAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Abput furions, s., s.-7--t
D9 Ball, TO 2. ? 70 S. cut: B-rsdI.ns 100
lIHschl. 90 l. even. out; Cuniqus. IL
tLos-leTl. ty s. TO ? out IBdisc1-ioa
also ran
SECOND RACE-Abru, miIes strs4ivsri,r.
S M ,Haynes'. 20 70. OIt: Jay Bird. -
lhAnnaJ. 70 /. % s. out. Goblin IL
,Ctfynel, : 10 % James A sheridan. IndiEB
DessTt. PerS1rd, Toynbes Irsl Girl also m
THIRD BACE-About furongs Iadt Love
us Rice. 70 s. out; vaFus' 10 rFn.sh,.
TO z, , 70 s. Musical Honor 10 OWesslsTl
= % / 70 /. DeEwsrs. sunnyand. BGnE
Leaf, AmPhire, also ran
tpJRTH RACE - About miles BarEIis
lts lCrawtYrd' 70 s. out: Rober1 Oliver. M
,hennedyl, 10 s. ) % s. out. Robin Good
fellow. IS Diamond. ? 10 s ros os5f
Gull Flight Hlso ran
FIFTH RACE About oaeounrt-r nile
CTlmIsan, l6o 'Fsll-Ts0. TO s: Lrus 10
u. flanagan. & 10 8
SIXTH HACE-Ab7ut miles Sy1-~t 10
tP"TcrsI, % 5. flight Captain. 10 fTiIisrns
10 !. 10 s. Whist ID. y lFrafeI, 70 /.
} 70 s
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MIDWAY RUNS
IN maryland
John S. Ward, Veteran
Campaigner, Will Enter
Stakes.

Havre de Grace, Maryland, Aug. so
The variously owned stable Of John s.
Ward. of Kentucky, will campaign on
the Maryland tracks-Havre de Grace,
Laurel, Pimlico and Bowie-thls fall.
And the horses that Ward has brought
10 Havre de Grace include ]. w.
Farish's Midawy, winner at Churchill
Downs last spring of the $1,000 Ken
lucky Handicap, in which his most
formidable opponents were Beaverklll,
EAterminator and The Porter; Ken
meth ID. Alexander's Escoba, winner
OF the Breeders FNiturity at Iexing-
ton, in 1916, and one OF the winter bet
ting favorites for the Kentucky Derby
OF 1871, which was won by willis
sharpe KilmeT's ENterminator: and
the veteran Dodge. a son OF Jim Gaff-
ney, and one OF the great S-year-olds
Of the season Of 1916.
Ward developed Dodge four seasons
back, and, at Saratoga, in August,
1915, sold the Jim Garfney colt 70 A.
X. Macomber for 5000. Under Ma
comoer's silks Dodge picked up l2'
pounds and defeated the then redoubt.
sble Spur in the Saranac HAndicap
running one mile in l:sS fat Ward
bought Spur back in Kentucky some
seven weeks ago and he believes thst
Dodge will make a frst-rate distance
runner again
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
EdgAT Markham. ., Of St Paul, Annn, and
Franoes l. Hart, ., of Washington. The Rev
John F. Bckenrods
Jsmos Thomas NelsoD. 2. Of Greenvills, S c.
and Ruby Elizabeth NiiddIebrpoks. 3. Hills
boEo. Ga. The Rev. A f. Anderson
John A Minor. s.. Il Washington. and Maggie
B. BeftWicl 81. q Hanover, Va
Robert l. Noyt. q, Of MiAnisburs, Ohio, and
ArIie N Butler, 2. Of McKinney Tea The
Rev. Wilmer p. Johnston
AcEs II. ThumIson. y. uf Stslbenrlle. Ohio
and Grace Adams p. Of Washington The
Rev. F. n. Hinke-
Roy B. jenkins 3. q Washington an4
The Rev W J Meeks
Raymond c. Llchett. b, q Washington, and
Jean LeolA Wood, q, Of New Nort
jefferson y. CrVnsaaw. Is, aud MS. Margaret
NJ BeleW, 20, both Of Washington The Rev
r Z. Browning
Elmo R. Farrell. p Of Roanoke. Va. and
Dina Lee Otey. q. ID Alleshany STrinsS. Va
The Rss. A F. Andersen
Oyde H, Ehnsnck. 3. and MAY Z stahl,
both Of Washington. The Rev. John O. Palmer
George F. B-swett, 2 Of jamestown. n. OAK
and Marguerite NJ Burns. D, Of WShSngton
The Rev. F. B. CONAN
Robert l. Green. 9. and Ruth y. Rtoden, Is
both Of WITTenton. Va The Rev. J r. BriES-
Watson B Hundrllc. s. and Mrs. winifretA
l. Tuner. 81. both of Washington The Rev.
Earle wufey
John ] Mcdonnell s. n Washington. and
Lois Il Tuulinson. l9 q Marlboro, Nd The
Rev. William A. Cohin.
Ham? Tarter. n. and FyoreDos Jett Is. both
Of Washington. The Rev. J H Jerres
Edward J MieTsrh, 2 d Camden, v J.,
and AdeIlia p. BCnSoT. = uf New Yo-k CSty.
The Rev Schroeder.
Ham J I. Di1on. - and LILY w Dunn. z.
both of Philadelphia The Rev. T. {. Davis
JOSEPH A. Pessasno. 81. and Valerie Bland
Feunell. 42. both Of Washington. The Rev.
W T Snyder
CHARLES L Hutchinson. q and LILLIAN L. Nc
Gowsn, u, both Of Washington. The Rev
G. l. Humphreys
Robert l. c. CasseIl, 4. and Clara FTo~enne
keenan,. 2. both Of Washingtu0. The Rev
Eugene A. Hannah.
BENJAMIN b Bean. q. and verna Rohcrts
Dove. 49, both Of Washington. The Rev H
T. Downs.
CaIORED
Almin A Tate. e and Mamie l. Crawford
d. both Of Washington. The Rev. ]. T Mar
shall
James Harris, g. and Hattie Graham, 2 both
d Washington. The Rev. G. W Smith.
Richard Thompson, 5. and Virginia CoEhGTd
7. both q Washington. The Rev. Richard
ThGmpson
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TIMoNIUM ENTRIES FOR MON.
DAY.

first race. 65 furicnss-Master McGrath. r1s
Hooest Georrs. us: TGstep -: Wat, I3s; Msac
Walton. ~; WskinS Dp,sm. &. D~ckhsnd.
Is; ViginGnt4 lis
Second raos. ] l-B miles-BoS Rean-id lB:
Front Ryosl. III: senator B-od-iok rs; Dscs
Densou. i0; shmb-rrr n. Ie: wodAn, la:
Prank Burke los: Monscscy. Ill; Rive King.
lCs; Tim Harry lOa
Third 1ce-SteeTlechsss, 2 miles-ALs.rdI lss:
Louhe Love. 80, Early DIght. lH: Miss saF
ls; Aslcs, h9: Miss NcGin1s. lss: Mcoolight
II, L5s: sskeT, IL
Fourth race 6l8 futonEz-Lsdy IAnr1on, Ig
hstsdhin. lBs Lutesia, y Kathleen X. IA:
White Grown. IL; Old Eyters. rs; PAsiO-1G.
ln: NAeris. no.
fhth race, !-l6 mlIes-BoEer. u6, Prnus-zive
rs; Jack Leav. Ilss Edith BsunGn. us: Frtnf
Monroe. ill, scylh, IL: ToNdstcol. 10; Plu-
rend lg7
Sixth raoe. furloags-Bulger. is: Co-quisto
II l0' Annie LdEaf us. JACK suipe. lis:
bGthids, ll5s TfEnlg. Ils. Early sight. lls: J.
Ardent IlN
heEenth race, s. furlonFs-Lobelia. 100, Prinns
bonero. III E0seheld y KaglinF H. III; May
tdVTay l9 Mother Nrrhr-,. lm: Ralrh 10
Z, Ilaudit. H.
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SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-siI furluass Valerie We.
no 'Easnrl. 5 70 J, to :. even; Miss Krltrr
~ ltHtoT'. to ., : 90 s Elected -f d..
LNandel. 70 / Time. las 4-5 Na-Fcnzf-
botne Bluff. Surphoe, He Will Dimitrie Nan
hnoeher War Note. also ran
sEonND RACE-Abuut "a mhes IIhrr-
- 'Psrrstter. to % Ort. out. Farssr rs
~ -Lr@uAlInl. out out; BEbcnck, 10 lBrzdyI. gls,
ILme. Is. Belle o the Sea also ran.
THIRD RACE-Si1 tIrloucs Man o.Var
lN Lotus, 20 .. 10 S. ont. Clcopa,-a. -la
u airbrothe-0. 70 /, 10 s: Cons,anr-. l-l
Nolan. even. Time. SIS. DT CLARK. Hasten
On. IT'set. Ethel GRAY. also ran
FnI RTH RACE-One mile and furIors.
ETrer1ninatIr. Is S1hutlnErrl. % .. out orr
l'urcrase, il6 .Kuspp out out. The T-.7ap
ll6 lMnssrsVe'. rI'. Tine 2.5s Three stsr-r-=
FIFTH RACE-Onp mile Wyoming. III In
snrI. 7 TO 10. ! 70 s. out; WRusAw. iea Am
hrosel to S. l 10 5; gnTndy 10 Sands
10 Tine. !. % IS Irikh Kis and Bun
do1s also riu-
SIXTH RACE-FIre and ouehGH fu-lnn-
PsdTiac, rs tAmhru~e', -ven. l to l. out R1lpE
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LOST.

osTSBAR PIN; DIAMOND AND PEARL;
rnaAy morning on Decatur St. or 18th st car.
* between 18th and Hth sts NV; ~
|-srd Apply MISS COLE Barhrarb., si1dio
l,5l = a. NV ,ISH5t
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PERSONALS.
DO YOU LOVE GOOD
HEALTHp

Good health is wealth. The
value of health is best appre-
ciated by those who lack it.
Money is mockery- to the
sickly millionaire. Without good
health your life is a burden. Are
you ambitious for success2 Do you
care for power, advancement and
happiness9 Or do you wish to be
of greater value to yourself, to
others or your countrya Then
you must surely have better health.
Drugs. patent medicines and
poisonous nostrums do not de-
velop good health. The Indian
medicine man does not believe in
poisons and harmful drugs. He
uses Natures restorative remedies,
roots. herbs. berries, flowers and
vegetables that he knows are of
great helping power. Impure
blood and depleted nerves cause
many sicknesses and make you
subject to contagious disease. No
matter what your ailment is, do
not delay, but seek natural harm
less remedy and get well and
strong and enjoy life to the fullest
extent We have a special remedy
for your special ailment. You
know you are not we'll. so be
earnest about getting well. Our
harmless remedies will benefit you
and you will be convinced of the
wonders of medical botany, ma
ture's wonderful harmless treat
ment for every ailment. Call and
be benefited. Store open on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
also evenings until 10. The Old
Indian Herb Remedy Shop, l72e
9TH St. NV.
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YOUR SKIN
DISEASE MEANS
BAD BLOOD

Rheum and other skin eruptions Of
various kinds.
Eczema usually appears with a
slight redness of the skin, followed
by pustulcs, from which flows a
fluid that dries and forms crust.
and the itching IS intense. It Is
generally on the back. breast. face,
arms and legs.
In letter, the skin dries. cracks
and bleeds; the acid in the blood
dries up the natural oil Of the skin.
causing a dry. feversh condition.
Acne makes its appearance on
the face in the form of pimpIes
and blackheads, while Psoriasis
comes is scaIy patches on differ
ent parts of the body.
The safest way to handle any
skin disease is to first purify the
blood with S. S. S. and put It in
condition to do its work properly.
5. 5. S. removes the humcrs from
the blood so the skin, instead of be-
ing irritated and diseased, is nour-
ished by a supply of fresh. healthy
blood. External applications Of
salves. washes. lotions. etc. while
they are generally needed locally
in order to soothe the itching and
pain. caused by skin affections,
cannot permanently cure the trou-
bic because they do not reach the
blood.
S. S. S. goes down into the cir
culation and forces out the foreign
matter and restores the blood to
its normal, healthy condition. en-
abhng it thereby to relieve the skin
affection. S. S. S. is guaranteed
purely vegetable and is for sale at
all drug stores.
Book on skin diseases sent on re-
quest. Likewise competent medical
advice furnished free. Address
Medical Director, Alb Swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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FINALS ON MONDAY.

The finals for ths chsrnusooSsfp ~ ts. Tys,J
Basin sEIms will - decided On MoodXv Jove.
LEVY leads the competition among ne rnaa
Nule Mis- ftunns leads among the wumsn
Nes,rrla-s results are 81 follow:
ll1nEe for distAnoe-RobeTt Burch. hrr; ".
X 'fr1ss, -'Tont. WentroT third DisA1os
g. feet s inches
IL ard swim Lionel Levy. f1st J1yoe Lew.
senond; II W Walker. third Tine. 81
6y-ysrt c1Hd.H raSr-JDvcr Lew. Enz. D4H
NeWbJ, s@cond Laonsl Levy. third
100 gsr' sEim-Is0rns Bsnchet frr. y H.unos.
seound X Pts.fcr. third
S~nrd GUdl0 u0e - T. Fauncs f-E K
PffiTer. socun55 l. Harrun third.
P-.lEp fr distance - ParEhrTz+ F-s-- 2
Ia"u0r. oaud 2 ETsJn thirf Distance.
g. f.--
I'r.-' --.--s tp 6a'r-NI.rs Taun-- f-s. e.
q. I's Tr. l- T. .srE. 90. u TarirTes
IHlD'- sN- Dr. usa-Tr ID. Isrvr j.. Lone
Lew. li. DlHk Nawt- L NaFrarF
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE.
Frederick K. and Sarah B. Mos, girl.
Augustus A. and Helen Z Wagner. grl
Cecil NJ. =. and Ruth NJ Cross, boz.
Irving X. and Anna c. Sweeney, girl.
George and Stella e Klinker, girl
joseph G. and Eissa J. Denni,. boy
Marshall c. and Bessie 81 Windsor, bog.
Martin A. and Martha X Dempf. girl.
Lucaan and Georgetts Garner, boy.
Thomas W. and Frances r. Dixon, girl.
VIM J. and Alice Nolan, girl
Leo K. and Adelaide FarrHll. girl.
CHARLES l. and lisa H Carpsnter, boy.
Ernest W and Christine Rxuth, boy.
Harry S and Mildred e. Bel. boy.
Raymond A. and Grace Watson. hoy
Charles NJ and Inez q. Young boy.
David E. and Bessie BoownmAn. girl.
Everett C. and Catherine E. Kimble, girl
Edward s. ard Nellie G. Blue, boz.
CpLUHED
WtlboIr T. and Hibertia SsUnders, girl
Forest Mex. and Ida Dyer, ari.
Charles and Gladys Piukney, girl
Joseph and Mary r. Kelly, girl
Joseph o. and Anna Savoy, Tih
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OWlNGS EASY FOR
REX ATHLETIC CLUB

Rex A. c. travelled to Owings,
Nd, yesterday and took the game.
IL to 0. Walker and J. Fitzgerald
were the battery for Rex and Sic
gert and Loveless for Owings.
The feature Of the game was a
three-base drive by Tommy Degnan
in the fifth, which brought IN Cof-
frey. Fitzgerald and Beard. and
Anderson. next up, brought Tommy
over the plate. In the first inning
the entire lineup of Rex faced the
pitcher, Roach first man up scoring.
followed by COffrey. Degnan and
Anderson.
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AUTOMOBILES
Accessories and Repairing
USE THE WANT ADS
Before Buying or Selling Your Auto.
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
lUTO ACCESSORIES, A
BUSINESS CHANCES.

OWN A BUSINESS NO CAPITAL RE
quired; select the thing you like best; eend
Ior free particulars. ENTERPRISE co, l52
Delaney St. New York CITY. ausI-lt
ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY; PARTICI-
pate IN financing large foreign orders being
placed with established export corporation; ca
SsHett security; quick assetsT large profit rep
o.. New York ,Tg-1t
ADVERTTsE-O WORDS IN 20 MoNTHLIEs.
u: l0 weeklies, $50; % tAs daiies. IS. COPE
AGENCY, St. Louis No ,uN.It
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PARK A. {. ELEVEN TO
HOLD FIRST PRACTICE

The Park A c. held a meeting on
Thursday at which preparations were
made for the coming football season.
c. Pfeiger a former player, was
elected captain; c. Spence. manager
and c. Limerick, treasurer. They will
hold their initial practice next Thurs
day at p. IN. in Potomac Park. The
Parks are to have one Of the fastest
teams in the city this season and will
be strong contestants for the District
champions
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT
WILL START TODAY

The District fall tennis champion
ship tournament first round was post
poned yesterday because of rain. The
tournament will get under way today.
the committee desiring players to re-
port at 10 a. m.
The second round is expected to
be completed by tomorrow night as
many matches are expected to be
completed on the holiday
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ARKANSAS LAND FOR SALE.

FINEST FRUIT LAND THIS SIDE OF CALI.
fornia: 3 per acre up. r. S. AUSTIN, Smith
Vile Ark sI-t
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BELMONT ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY

I
FHs race, furlongz- FFuitcake 10 Auds
cious, lTi Merry Princess. lDo; War Marvel l05
lsnansn, u.s. Peter Piper. is: Old Rosebld
IL; DIclllte. 10; Oszood. us.
Second rane about rniles-Robip Goodgsuo--
lS; Gold Bond. 80. D,,isire. I.s
Third rSoe, 81 fHlonEs-Miss JesnIus 80
Honey III: Thelma 4 IB: Cinderella TO-
His Choice. lG Wedding Cake. IB: Germa, III
Sugar Mint 100
Fourth race, ] mile and fuTIonr-Crn Tas
scl' III Nal"r, u.s. War CLOUD us. LlcuIlite
l5; CudgeI 81
fifth race ] mI-e-John I. Day. Ill. Poacher
lb; CrImnSSI. Il9: Favour. lel: Omen N N,
Sea. lo5 jim Dinny. lIs
Sixth race 81 fETlonEs- Kings Chamrson lIE
Sea Mint, rs; Valley Psrk Maid IIa. S-a,
C0l-t. lis: Ricochst, IL, Cauleeu. Il2. PiIrnm
Us, David HsTIm. lis; NurheTu Belle. llz
S<msSstua, IS Indiscretion. III
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HELP WANTED-MALE

RELIABLE nFFTCE BOY WITH f:FF-ER-
enrg. g0od pay AppIy MISS HIATT. LOB Pa
ave ar3r-E
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DETECTIVES AND INVSTTGAFORS IN
s1 parts [. 3; sIDTieuce unusceasary- For
perncuArs write GOODS DEFECTIVE SERY-
ICs. zDck Box lO5. Grand Rapids Mich
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG LADY, FOR PAST 3 YEARS DOING
cl.rical work in commercial Office, desires
change Address BOX T35. Herald othcs.
au0S
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DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Henry Niedfeldt, es gears. Garfield Hossstal.
laura V. Cornwell. 81. 30 Fox Hail road nv
Charlotte Wells. r. St. Elizxbeth's Hoshtsl
Vim NJ stenser. 81, St. Einabeth's Hospital
John Davis. 65, Wash Asylum Hospital.
Irene Levin, IL. ls4 ID st. NV
Theodore Scbrof. 70, ID and II sts ne
Guy Holsopple. 20. St Elizabeth's HosritAl
Mary Culverwell. g. l501 9th st. NV.
COLORED.
Wm. A. Davis. 7s. St. ElizAbeth's Hospital
VIM. Smith, 46. Freedmen's Hospdtal
George Y. schief, 2, 1858 Nantsllo ave. ne
George Brown, 63, Gsrield HosttL
GsDrge Grimes. 20 sWssh. Asylum HospdtsI.
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FANNIE AND NINA
HANDED SUSPENSIONS

ThiIado1nhia. Avs -Arr.sr. -
went was made hsr, ruFa- a..'
FHrui' Tl~ark and Nina wy. r..
4 .str@ .iar women .Wr0aw--.. lr-.
hrCD -uFr0nie5 hv 'hr Middle Nr1rur.r
A.. 0r.ctI0u. 0f -1.n hura-.G. Af.Iy..-
f~I0u. le0auzr of rt..r ..f. a. r.
compete lu = sr, nal, ar-a- .at e, rr-
TIn- meet FRIDAY ur-'.'
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CEALO PARKER

Are you IN trouble! Save time and money by
consulting a nAturalbqn clair,oyant that Divine
Providence has seen At to bless with remarkable
talents; she asks no questions but will tell you
about business love or marriages, and what to do
TO be successful in life; overcome evil Influence;
give luck days and numbers; you will be wiser
and happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
charges; readings. 81. l2lI st NV; between
l2th and 18th sts aus Ot
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

ARKANSAS RIVER BOTTOM LAND - AL
luvial soil; protected BY lsvee; within 5 mile
from progressive town Of lao: good roads
healthy location when developed; no finer com
wheat, alfalfa or cotton land in the South u
acres adjoining in cultivation this year esima
to yield landlord $500 per acre net for his one
fourth interest; will ssl in lots Of 10 to ls(
ACRES or up TO 2R0 in solid block; price, s3l q
rer acre cash bankable paper or Liberty bonds
H A. STROBE Gnlett. Ark srt3l-lt
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Appropriate Funeral Token,
Artistio-sIuea'e-ineIp
Guide Bros. Co. 1914 F Street
Prompt suss delivery serTics
nhSr
DIED..

died Saturday, Au-
gust 30, 1919. at home of her sister,
NJ. c. Grace. l2S c. street north
east, apartment q.
Funeral services at st. Joseph s
Church, Second and @ streets
northeast . a. m, Tuesday, Sep
tember Q 1919
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WoRKTSGMEN, THE PRICE OF PANTS
must fall. hustlers have been paying too
much. Why not buy from US Cash tails, and
that's how we do our buying II We bought on
longtime credit We would chArre more and get
it. As 1t is. bully for you, the pants are all
here 8 up. JUsTHs OLD STAND. es d.
suS-lt
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMI
nations for clerks September and l3 Tuition
for entire course for these examinations, s.. The
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Sc. cor. 18th and + sts. NV. Franklin 1850
suA-u
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CABINET MAKER
CABINET MAKER
WRECKING AND BUILDING

We WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
A. R, THOMPSON. lE z st. Sc.
-, tuza aRn, wee. frtu
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MADAM EPPY,

kG1FlIAN fALMlST.
Reads your life from cradle to grave; her row.
.rs are wonderful; indsputable sdTice; clear In
formation concerning love, courtShip marriage
and divorce; both hch and poor find counse
equally beneficial aud interesting; you are wiser
and happier after consulting her: satisfaction
rua,snteed: permanently located; hours, .. N
70 p. N.
IA PA. AVE. NV
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED DRESsMAKER WILL SEW
by day Call Columbia 23I7 AUST
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PALMISTRY.
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME, ZEIJA

the Gypsy wonder. who has Travelled most sr.
tensiyely reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability TO look accurately into
the farthest depths OF human hand and read
the most delicate and shsdowed signs OF one,
life. descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
Zells, who. more than a century ago, read the
hands OF the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced and won the praise OF being 1.-THE
Gypsy Wonderl the most celebrated p4lmst
Madam ZellA has prscticed reading the mys
tsriss of the hand since a girl Of IS years and
has been taught and enlightened by the best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypsy race and
bslng a woman 60 years of age is without a
doubt a Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed. SIS 7th st. NV.
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Robin, lls Ensor1. 10 ). ont: Douhss M.
ll5 lMlerl. out Time q 81 IS Gtuasb~.
Tea Room. Lady Wood. also nm.
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FORESIGHT is BETTER

SENSATIONAL Developments in Mid-Continent And
Texas oil fields are causing intense r1cIIe,nrnt
among nnsl and large investors eager to profit
by the greatest oil boom that has ever been wit
messed in this country. While fortunes are being
made daily in these helds. 1t is we'll to sound a
warning OF the dangers Of making unvise invest
ments Vain regrets viii orsne unless you keep
POSTED. IL is better 10 have a little foresight
now than hind sight Iater Bach issue OF the OH
Press is hrimfuI Of late and Authentic informa
ton OF scores Of CONF mIanies. some good. and
others ouestionabe. that are selling stock to the
public Analytic reports. The Iatcst issue may
hs had free. together with The Market, " con-
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