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The Washington herald., 1906-11-29
LOAN COMPANIES.
RAILROADS..
SnnTHERN RAIIWAY

y. B.-Following schedule fgures published only as
information, and are not guaranteed.
20 a. N. Daly-I4Qcal for Harrls0uburg, Warren
ton. panTile. ana way stations.
l05 a. M. Daily-NashingTon and Florida Lin
itud- FirStCl1sS Coaches ana Slecpers 10 Columbia
savannah and jacksonville. Dining Car Service.
II Is a. H. Daiiy-t nited States Fast Alail-First-
class Coaches and SleepeIs to New Orleans. Dining
Car Service.
4.Ol D. m-Woek Days-Iocal for HarriS0nburg and
way stations Manassas Branch.
40 =. N. Daily-Local Tor Warrenton and Char
i0ttesYille.
First-class Coaches TO Atlanta Sleeper % COIum-
bus via Atlanta Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
Washington 20 san Francisco Mondays, "Wednesday
and Fridays
Through coaches and sleCpers 20 Columbia. SaFan
nah. and Jacksonville. Sloepers 10 Augusta and
Port Tampa Dining Car Service.
10 D m. Daily-New YORK and Memphis Limited
VIA Lynchbgrg tirst-class Coach and Slecpgrs to
Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis
sleepers TO Birmingham and New ORLEANS Dining
Car Service
lo:s5 p. m Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited All-pulimsn tram. Observation Car q
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car to Atlanta; Sleepers
Orleans Dining Car Service.
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
6s2 So go. and Il .05 a. IN. 3.9D $50 aud s5l
D m daily Local trains from Harrisonburz Ii 81
lotcsyille 10 a. from LynchbuTg and Cha-l0ttes-
vile. 20 =. m. daily.
TRAINS On THE BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week days s:l0 a. m I:30 AS
% D. N. for Buem0It . j. m wsck days for
TseshIrg only ou sunday leave Washington gl0
Ticket Offices 75 18th ST.. 81 Pa. ave, and Penn
sylvauiG station
h. Is. sPENCER,GM; HARDWICK. PIN;
". b. TAYLOE. G.P.A.: L. 5. BROwN. GA.
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page IS displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations;


NORTHWEST
W. A. MeNulty. 800 18th ST. NV. CigarA to-
baccos newspapers, and periodicals.
Paul Pearsons Drug Store, 18th and L sts. NV.
A T Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
2 sts Nv,
Charles J. Allen, s067 NJ s. nv. Cigars. tobac-
newspapers, periodicals. and pool
Lloyd Cross, 2l53 Pa ave. NV. Cigars. magazines.
and stationery Pool parlor.
A. Goldman. IA ga st. nv. Pipes. tobAccos, and
stationery
steye's smoke Shop sd and p sts. nv. Cigars.
magazines, and newspapers Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors. l3is Wisconsin
ave NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy I'D and H sts. NV. Use DAVIS
drugs.
Pagan Bros. 1901 Ia. ave. nv. Cigars. tobsocos,
magazines fishing tackle, and poo.-
Kings Drug Store Vermont and I ST. NV.
Tabard Inn Library
c. Il. Graham, 1870 s2d st. Newspapers. maga-
zines. stationery. toys. &c
Hans Star Cigar Stores. $50 18th St NV. and
eos Pa. ave. NV.
J. NJ. Paxton. 1886 18th St Cigars. tobaecos.
newspapers, periodicals. sc.
Z. ". Swami s Co. 3J05 N st. NV. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies.
Paul PearsCu's Pharmacies. 18th 81. and Fla ave.
nv. and y. J. ave. and ST. NV
W. L. GTiis, el35 Pa. ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald. Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey. sE COT sd and VI SITS. Subscrip-
tions for Herald received at 1915 jefferson
Philip Watts. 652 la. ave. Nv. Cigars. tobaccos.
newspapers. sc.
Cheakalos & Cocos 600 D St NV. and 5ll La ave.
fruits. confectionery, cigars, newspapers. DC.
J. NJ. Watson & Rro.. 100 81. DIV. Cigars.
tobaecos. newspapers, magazines.
Mattcn's City Hail Cigar Store, opposite City
Hall Legal blanks.
Singletons Pharmacy. CT. 20th and z sts- Nv.
AveFything IN drugs, newspapers. and periodicals.
70 2. HAYS. Sc cor. 10Th and sts nv. High
grade cigars and tobacco. newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST.
=, Costello - llth 81 sw. Cigars, to5accos, and
newspapers.
William Suyder's Arsenal Lunch Room, ~ and
U SITS sw. Leading brands Of cugars.
Dudleys. 60 Eth st. smokers articles. fishing
tacsle, stationery. &c
J. Walter Mcdonald drugs. cigars. and toilet arti-
eles Branch r o.. II and sts.
Cassadys 70l 7th ST. sw, for groceries, provisions.
tObaccos. stationery, newspapers
Post-ofice Cigar and News stand. 10 81 St
A. Backenheimer prop
c. +. Dudley, GO -th 81. sv Cigars. tobaccos.
periodicals. Open daily and sunday.
Henry A. True. 90 7th ST. sw. Cigars. tobaocos,
stationary. newspapers. magazines.
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THE CAIRO.

THE MISSIONER,
18TH AND SITS NV
Several very desirable apartments Tor rent; cca-
tral location convenient % cars excellent service
moderate rent inspect these apartments before rent
las elsewhere JOHN l. EDWARDS. 70e l4th 81.
NV. Oc26-tf
IL THE ONTABIO-CHOICE 5-ROOM APART
meut at S65, rooms no so IN the Mendoza
5 MONS So. S T0Ums S5. McLACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN co. l0th and q sts. nv.
HaZ34t
LAST CHANCE-THAT BEAUTIFUL GROOM
corner apartment. 2529 S. Can to-day be
fIIg = ID.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

YOUNG MEN NOT MORE THAN Il YEARS
old Tor newspaper reporters in Washington VIII BE-
taught the business by experienced men. must have
high ScH0ol Cducaruu; references required. Address
BOX 49, Herald uthcc.
WANTED D-ENERGETIC BOYS OR YOUNG AiEE
can earn good wages delivering telegTams. Apply
fee 1871 T g. oCls thu-d
WANTED ERRAND BOY APPLY 6s
18th ST. ma. E0273t
WANTED Young Statesmen
for books. mems clothing and mems furnishings.
Apply between and 10 a. IA. 10 Il g.. JACOBS.
with Woodward * L0thrup. nolft.
WANTED INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
pe0ance on special proposition ont Of city;
newspaper OF INSURANCE experience preferred. Call
before 10 a. N Monday. basement McGM Bldg
ASK for Mr.. MILLER u0i 4
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IN effect November -3. 1906.
2an +. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
days Stops az principal points k-gIua Nestibuls
train standard cosches; Tarlor o. Clifton Forg-,
with connection for irginia Hot springs. Pullman
Slt Dcrs Clifton Forge 90 Louisville Cincinnati In
lianapolis St Louis, and Chicago bufflt serves
from 6fordousrir
40 = M-NEW C. * o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vesiolie train; stops only az Gordousyie
Charlottesville Stauuton. Clifton Forge aud CnvIag
Va. Ronccverte and Hinton. ~. Va Pullman siaeIi-
ers 20 Lexington, Louisville Cincinnati IuGiauzpos
ST. Louis ana Chicago Dining carS a Ia ca.ts
saryic-s one night cat.
ua0 T. NJ F. Y. LIMITED Baifv-Soitd
vestibule train. Pymsn sleepers to Cincinnati Lex
ingtou, and Louisville Compartment sleeping tav %
nEinia hot springs week days Dining cars q a
carte scrvica S,eepers Cincnuati 90 Chicago aud
St. Louis and Louisville 90 Memphis Nashville aud
Southwest.
ResprvatiCrs and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue Sc 18th street near
r. and Sixth Street station. Telephones 1iain 81 o
for PenDsylrania Il X. Cab Seryicg aud Nam l55a
f0r C.. / D. Ticket Of5cs
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Excursions.

Those who have California tours in con-
temptation should be interested in the per
sOnally conducted tours to be given this
winter via the WashingtOn-Sunset route.
Diverse itineraries have been mapped out
fow these tours, Offering a choice Of sew
eral return routes. the cost, of course.
depending upon the selection of the latter.
This is the route Of the tri-weekly trips
TO California. which are made the year
around They are always attractive 10
those who must consider economy. for
the tourist sleeping cars provide high
degree of comfort at d small outlay.
Through berths may be engaged for d
nominal sum. These trips are also per-
sonaily conducted. Application at the Of
ice Of A. J. POstOn should be made by
those desiring more complete information.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

AT ONCE - THOROUGHLY EXP1RIENCED
glove Saleswomcu. Apply JULIUS GABFGNhLE
4 GO. l2-5 st. u02l-tf
AATED-ENPEKIENCED SALESWOMEN n
books. stationery. handkerchief notions neCkUear
toys, dolls, umbrellas &c. also bright young women
from eighth grade and High School without expe-
TIeDCe. Apply between and le a. ~. 20 ii. e. IA
CO.'S, VITA Woodward q LCrhrru- noIs-tf
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOR
CU-hy reliable competent suit and coat saleswomen
Of good character. Address BOX l03. Herald otlce.
rClftf
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPFRI-
enced skirt and coat hands on W0meu's garments
JULIUS GABFINKLE x co. 12o6 / st. nv.
une If
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DIDN'T Intend to TeH Bassett.
Oldest Mason I'm Alabama Dead.

Mobile, Ala. Nov. 81. Delcamps, the
oldest living Mason in this State, and
perhaps in the United States died here
this afternoon. He Joined the order in
1S42. and was known all over the United
States He was injured in the September
hurricane at Alabama Port, near here,
and never recovered from his injuries.
he was eighty-eight years of age.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

EXPERT sTENOGRAPHIC WORK At THE
most approved prices. Remington tyUgWritinr
done. STENOGRAPHIC lli5 r. J. ave. no2a-lw
WILL CARE FOR AND KEEP II TUNE GOOD
upright piano fer It's use; no children. Address
". d. Herald Office. no29-4t
WANTED-AN ELECTRIC RUNABOUT BY TIE
month. Address Be& Is. Herald office. no27 81
WANTED-TO Buy Old FEATHER REDS
When selims. Why not drop postal 70 an Old re-
liable hrmi Marks & CO.. 30l Ith, opposite Saks'
or phone main l9B nol5-tf
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets Office and store fixtures Of all kinds Fur
nituTe stored. packed. and shipped. Address BAUM
sl2 Pa. ave NV Phone main l25A
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HELP WANTED.

STUDY SHORTHAND UNDER PRACTICAL RE-
porICH al American School n keporjIHEs Se.ect
scnool limited number; expert instruction D. expert
writer's, UpeWuters for home use free. ASHTON q
WILLIAMS, Shorthand Reporters, lil3 q II.
WANTED-AT ONCE. GOOD COOK AND
AouseWorzeT: good wages ZE Washington Circle
WANTED-rHE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
piers and iypevTteTs exceeds the supply. A course
at our school requires from - 10 % days. SPECIAL
afternoon sessions for government employees STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-sl9 Colorado Blog-
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Blind woman Burned to Death.

Anderson, Ind, Nov &--While alone
at her home, two miles west of this city,
last night Mrs. Elizabeth Hamel,
seventy-fcur years old and blind, was
burned to death, expiring just outside a
door. where she evidently fell while
trying TO call for help from neighbOrs.
It is believed that Mrs. Hamel set fire 10
her clothing while lighting her pipe.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Of the Supervising Architect Washing
ton. y. c. November % Is16-Sealed pro-
pOSals VIII be received at this Office until
clock p. m. on the l2TH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER 1896. and then opened. for the
construction, including plumbing. heating
apparatus. electric work, and lift OF an
extension TO the United States custom
house in Washington. D. c. in accordance
with drawings and specifications. copies
Of which may be had at this Office
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising
Architect. nO2j-cOd6J
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN LOT on ELECTRIC
railway, northwest SIS. payable S monthly with
ont interest Or taxes. Address OWNER. Herai
Office. no2i-30t
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Germany's Imperial Debt Is Big

Berlin. Nov. &.-A memorandum sub
mitted to the Reichstag to-day. dealing
with the legislation concerning public
loans since 1879. shows that the imperial
debt amounted 10 $3.50, 100000 October /,
1906 and that more than half that sum
was spent on the army and navy.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE, =
SECONDHAND AUTOMOBILES.

STANLEY Touring Car fully equipped; search
lights generator, sIssi l.etCr. top iu perfect con
dIri0E.
FUkU-l-csI Touring Car: seaTchlignts, generator,
top. spaedoulc-cT- IN perfect condition.
PEERLESS. lsE. 4-cyl. Touring Car: recently over
hauled
Also WHITE Steamer and REQ Runabout
These cars are exceptional bargains, and viii be
MOTOR CAR CO. 1874 y. Y. ave. NV.
uOli-af
FOR sALE-GASOLINE AUTOMOBILE Is
frst-c,ass condition SO; owner leaving city. sli
l5tl S. nv. MOIST
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
FUNERALS FOR S75.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaken and Embalmer.

Undertaken and Embalmer
l7l5 18th ST. nv. Telephone North 1885,
l Hardwood. Cloth-cuYered Casket ] Outside Case
/ Grave ard opening same, / HeaTse . Carriages .
Embalming Everything good. and services first
class. Use OF Funeral Paylor free Burial lots
fer sale easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on hand for shipping Established IS73
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
CLEANING AND lYEING.

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED Soc
, Pants. ius-- 0EerC1ats- 4lc Skirts Z5c and mn.
II LtoN, the Clothes Doctor, l755 Pa. ave. Phone
@ l@-I -i'- no2sJ9t
PHILIP LEDERER I2H II ST. NJ 'PH0N :,
last igsa Satisfactory work guaranteed Orr
wagon calls ter and delivers work all over the city
Phone US. roIo az
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LEGAL NOTICES.
"a. LkrTWICH sINCLAIR, Attorney. fIed No
Yember l. 1910

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT
of Columbia, holding SPECIAL term as District
Court OF the United states tor the District of Co
lumbia.-In the matter OF the payment d damages
Eeaes 0i streets avenues, and alleys authorized y
tne act q Congress approved February p lss
relating 70 the construction of Union Railroad sta
noh - tLe District u Columbia DlsiTlct court
no. eiL-Noticc IS hereby given that we, tie under
signed having been designated and appointed by
INT supreme Court Of the District % bCluI0Dlas
holding a special terra as a United States DisFiCt
Court Tor the District of Columbia as 2 commission
to appraise the damages resulting TO adjacent prop
erty from changes IA The grades Of streets. avenues
sad alleys authorized By the act Of Congress ap-
proved February q, 1905 relating 20 the eonstFue
Columbia will meet st 1890 O'Clock ~ on
WEDNESDAY. The lZTH DAY Or DECEMBER
A. d. 1906 at the United states Court House City
HAM, II the District Of Columbia, IN a room % be
assigned US by the United States marshal for said
District, Tor the purpose ot viewing the property
Affected py the changes Of the grades Of the follow
ing-nsmed streets avenues and alleys and hearing
testimony touching the damages resulting 10 real
property from sad elsnges Of grade. IN seeordanee
approved April =. 1904. entitled An act 10 pro
yde Tor payment Of damages on account OF changes
q Columbia. TO wit: Second street northeast
IhirQ street northeast. and 4 street northeast
around square numbered seven hundred and fifty
t9Vl, ana the alleys ana minor street PARKER
street., IN said square. Delaware avenue and Sec
ond street northeast. around square numbered seven
hundred and forty eight tlfs) aud Third street
Of real property damaged BY the changes IN the
grades Of sad streets avenues alleys Wiz hle
to. for an allowance 0f damages within sixty 68
days after the said 18th day q December. A. ID.
800 The aforesaid act of Congress approved April
q 1914, provides that up on the failure Of any
sucn owner 10 thus present ms claim. within said
peTod MS night @ DO 60 shall cease and determine
CHARLES a. BAKER, GEORGE W. MOSS.
GEORGE sPRANSY. Commission 20 Appraise Dam
ages; true Copy, Test: Seal J. Il. YOUNG.
Clerk BY T. (. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CLERK.
no1-dpxSS0t
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For sale-a57000 4 beautiful 2-story cellar
brick located IN Bloomingdale; large rooms ana
anteed % heat lot AZl00; purchaser can select pa
pcr; very easy toms
For sale-A0o5. Another Blo=ninEiaie home
sIns! cash ISyment and balance monthly; new 2
stqTy-sud cellar brick furnace heat; south front
For sale-N.s5000, $1,000 cash ard SIS pr month
New 2stOTyaud cellar brick; located \ sluare from
Nd ave. ne porcnes front and rear; deep lots %
alley modern IN every respect Call al once for ur-
For sale.13.oo; 500 cash and so monthly. semi
detached, lot Z5Xle3s rooms and bath, cellar and
Iullace heat sds yards and windows located In the
northwest suburbs one square from car line.
FOR saie-S 50 500 cash and 50 monthly. Two
soTy-aud-cel.sr furnace heat tiled vestlbule plate
gas storm doors; porI2m bath; located one square
from Pa Sc.
OUR OFFICE WILL BE OPEN HALF DAY
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Call for fulI particulars Of these houses
WSI. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
I4O7 + 81. n. w.
SIS X 81, lot z1I1; brick building occupied as
machine shop. Price, $500
l2OeO square feet on Grace st.. Georgetown. oppo
site capital Traction Power Plant Price, y. 50
Il loti :. Market Space Potomac ST.. Georgetown
Kent 81 50. Prlce N.s50 Occupied as asa market
ana dwelling. Water and sewerage.
,,l lis g 'ssh s. l9t l51l20: brick dwelling Rent
zi53 st frame store and dwelling PHce. $3.50
s2 sth st Sc saloon property. Pre-. 2.sa
g, 255 s St l1room frame; large lot zozi5o; trust
Rent S335l
Mlller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
ls25S SD ST NV
Phone West 90.
FOR SALE.
Investments-AI TwO-story Bricks.
rooms and bath: white tenants: rgnt. $3.50:
TTlce, 9l,o51V5 northeast
ICONS ard bath white tonants; rent, S6.5ls
PTlcer 3. l1U- northeast
rooms and bath white tenants; rent $3.50.
price 8 80 go; northeast.
Irice. S2-55J u; southeast.
Tooms aud bath, white tenants; rent. Sn1,
pricf. eZ,ta0V0, southeast.
roons aud bath colored teuants rent ZI8;
rOons and osta o3or5d tenants; rent Sl7.50;
pTice, a<.l1J00, northwest.
CALL FOR OUR COMPLETE LIST or INVEST.
NENTs
OFFICE OPEN HALF DAY THANKSGIVING
DAY
WM. II. SAUNDERS q CO.,
1907 + -. \. ".
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN- sta6Ie east
SOC o. Jist s., btlgT NJ q feet front, Il
5000 Also la-Fe iraSr of sTT-51-1 nm, mn
uins from &. q %. canal % Potomac nver
resl u the A4getuCt Budge, improved by
An old stone miil. Price > 00 0J.
). II. BRADLEY, Inc.
1919 23d st. n w
FOR SALE-SEAR UST AND r SIS, MOST
complete house built fer owners own use, g
rooms and baths Price @TE, ALLAN T.
WALKER. ll0 e. 81.
tOk sALE-NEAT I-KOOM BAY WINDOW
brcb al modern improvements; central northwest
near l4th s.. PTlca. S.t0. l. L. SHOEMAkE Ek
AZ Colorado Bldg Uo25ff
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MONEY 10 loan.
Money Loaned Salaried People

LOANS on ID. &. REAL ESTATE.
At lowest rates II interest
rcIa-tf lERnY MINK 40 @ q.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ATHEYS 5 CRYSTAL CREAM SHAMPOO. FOR
ladies and gentlemen; 5lccut pacsase lb sham
poosl. s. cents. N. AIHE1, Martinsburg " Va.
nozs-Ss
CAN YOU WRITE a SHORT STORYl LET Us
u means dollars IN your pocket GOILDIN0
NEWS SYNDICATE. lll5 Rhode island
n035 30dc2
WI WILL hEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
vel dressed Tor SLo wees. LOOK foT kANDEL.
l92 sth 81. NV nal5-lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE PROM
your cid worn carpets. Drop postal or 'pnone
main 40. NASHlNGTON kCG GO. Factory.
e3l 5th ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED-A PERMANENT SITUATION BY
middle ase gentleman, night OF day good penman
and accurate cashier. clerical Uatchman. or
guard, in public OF private institution can III po-
T. CARPENTER. 1910 q ST. nv na24I4t
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any Of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded
to the main office:
J0HNSTON'S PHARMACY. 1921 y J. ave. NV
S. hANN SONS & CO.. Information Bureau
CHAS J. FUHRAIANN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
r. T. NELLEiss PHARMACY. 353l NJ st. nv.
AIkINS0N'S PHARMACY. 18th and sta nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and g SIS. nv
NELSONS PHARMACY. lst and sts nv.
CAMPBELLS 5 PHARMACY. 18th and PARA SIS. nv
hENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and nv
ing SIS. nv.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE 18th and ? sts. nH,
TAILOR'S PHARMACY sth and sts- NV
kENER'S PHARMACY. 9th and SITS nv
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd ana sts ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOOD 5, corner Prince and Royal sts-
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
ONCE OF Superintendent I. ). Capitol
Building and Grounds Washington. ID. c.,
Nov p, lsl6-PUrsuant 20 the directions
Of the commission OF the House OF Rep
EesentatiycS, etc, advertisement is here
by made for sealed proposals Gin dupli-
catel for the furnishing and erection Of
apparatus to completely equip the heat
ing. lighting. and power plant for the
which apparatus VIII consist Of engines
generators SWI-chb0ards. boilers. pumps
Condensers. stcamurtlug and an other
necessary appliances 90 connect the same
IN the several parts, and for complete
substatiOn apparatus for the various
buildings Proposals for the nrst section
Of the work. that Is. for prime movers
and generators and subsJatiou apparatus
and complete switchboard equipment
therefor, VIII be received and opened at
the above Office on WEDNESDAY. the
2sth dag Of December, 1915. az - clock.
noon, and publicly opened Subsequent
proposals VIII be received for the other
apparatus and the date of opening viii be-
stated Iu the specifications Applications
for plans and specifications may De- made
az once. and the issuance Will be in the
discretion Of the superintendent. Bidders
VIII be required in the first instance 90
furnish with their proposal a certified
check or sdrety bond in the sum OF per
cent Of the amount Of their bid. GER
tliled check in the sum of $50 viii be- re-
plans and specifications. The right is re-
served 10 reject any or all bids and 10
waive techniCalities and informalities.
ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent l.. :
Capitol Building and Grounds Approved e
+. a. HITCHCOCK. Secretary. no25-6t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

left VIII sell at Si each. And now Is the time 20
plant bulbs, such as Chinese blies hyacinths tu-
bps. &c Have also new lot Of coilies. black aud
tGus japanese pugs. bull terriers FOX terriers also
tine blilhucies Hartz canaries parrots. goldfish, &e
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th 81. NV. uo2s-d
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EMERSON INSTITUTE TSSss TSS SoEs FL sso
PERSONAL,

THE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WE HAVE
paid are a small item 20 what VIII do Ia eX-
changing our exoTbitant cash foT meas worn gar
meIts hats, shoes shirts. viii cali IN our 1nlet-
tered carriage. JUsTH'S OLD STAND, 6ls D.
I WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS;
ladies 0T gcutlemens Address postal: VAL cal.
l. TARSHES. 1895 lth NV. Phone north ~
BKADFOKDs DETECTIVE AGENCY, SUITE
"a Colorado Bldg, 18th and e. phone AiaIu
2SZ5 expert iuyestigati0ns any cause al sections
strictly confidential ltoE night service phone
North s345. noS-St
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING Up HOUSE
kceping snd wish % sell part all u your fur
niture. send for the who has the reputation of
% years fair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES.
s25 9Th St nv.
Phone Main 5l7I nolo-d
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE, PIANOS
&c. Address BOX ZB. Station g. i vii call.
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The Washington herald., 1906-11-29
EVERT HOUR on TIE HOUR"
Week days. a. N. 70 p. M
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Week days, PSI. 5D5 6-5j. 20. 20, 500, s5g.
900. $50 1890. LOO a. H., i noon, lZa9 800.
220. 800 $50. 400. 4s5, 500, 503, $50, 600. 6S9,
$50 500 $50 1890 I3. .55 u 81 ll.5j p. m.
Sundays, 2.57. 90. - $50, eco, i000s ua8
a m. la0 LIS. 500 $50. $50 $50. go 500. 1890.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST, ~ and SO
p. IN.
CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
3 80 a. n IS 2. m. -l2i0 night.
PIJTSBURG. p =. M, 's-l0 p. m, y - night.
Glen ELAND, -sIU pm; COLUMBUS. $50 pm.
WHEELING, 500 q. m. $50 p. m.
NlNCHESIEE Ss5 A. M. f415. IS 90 ?. n.
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS 500 q. m E.5 noon,
s-i5 y. m, 600 J.. m. Sundays, 30 a. N. and 80
y.
LURAY and ELKTON. 415 p. m.
FREDERICK, rS.55 Ss:5 q. m. 81 81. tias. i5aS
?. m,
BOYD and way points. fs-5 S9-l5 a. N. s. 81,
f510 r515 6l9l5. III 80 q N.
GAITHERSBJ Re and way points. 15, S9l5 A.
n. tl25). 81 %. 1880. -515 t5-5. $50. s. sl0l5
n 30 .. N.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points . 3.
s9.l5 a n, 81 30. 500. g 35 b. II.
sDaiiy. Except sunday SSuGdsy only
Reservations of Sleeping on PaTiuT Car space rates
Of fare, &c., VIII be quickly furnished B1 GELE-
PHONE st ali O. the following ricSet Dfices. IIIT
q ST. nv. Telephone. main 1891. 6I9 Pennsylvania
ave-. Telephone main 2l6 station. New Jersey ava.
and st.-Iickel Office Telephone. east 6sl. Iuior-
nation Bureau. east I'll