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The Washington herald., 1906-10-28
BUSINESS MEN ENLARGE SCOPE
viii Add Retail Trade section
20 Present Association.

Considerable interest was manifested
yesterday Ia the proposition to add a re-
tail trade section 10 the Jobbers and
Shippers Association. There has been a
feeling among many of the business men
OF tEe city that the new association $
objects were not wide enough TO take In
those of the retail trade. Expression cf
This view on several public occasions
has led to the movement TO broaden the
scope OF the association so as 10 take
in the retail trade and enable the two
30 work IN harmony.
President Bell stated yesterday that he
was giving considerable thought 90 mis-
selection of the mra 90 serve on the
board 20 represent the retail dealers lie
thought that he might be ready to an
n0uIce the personnel of the beard to-
morrow or Tuesday.
Yesterday the following names were
added 70 the rolls 1T the shippers and
Jobbers' Association:
ID. = Porter, OF the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company; the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany, August p Brown. Joseph Craw-
ford, William l. DOWney, Al. NJ Lewis.
Norris Peters Company. Aulick Palmer.
United States marshal, d. c.; Gist Blair,
the American Realty Company, Charles
T. H0dEkiu. II. NJ MINK, the New
Washington Brick Company. Theodore
NOycs. George 7. Robinson, and Setter
Heating Company.
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y. B.-F0li0WiLg schedule isU1os puolishsi oa.y
IS information ana are not guaranteed
- g. ~. naEt1-Lgctt iyr E4afI1z-lrurc. Va
itAtoA, L&uFii.c. auu sea. slallul4s
w. A. n DALs- 1 ss.lllls l1lI add tlu1ds lin
Heu tIrst-ciass CuacGss ana SiZecIs u C3i5Ts az
cdtann2n, ana daCAsllIsiiiC. Dluilg az Str,lcc
il-lo a. II Dails ulle1 StaLes rsst afall-f f-=-
class Coacngs ara Sieepeis - Sew Urlsahs. DiuILs
OGr service.
aM p. m.-Nees Days-Locai Io- Harusonbu--
and way stations On Manassas Branch
a-7s D. m Dslls-LoesI lsr f-s.-lis,a and ia.
i0urs,iIl6.
80 J.. N. Daly-NeE Ycrs and Atlanta Erpress
tlIstciass N0acatS - Atiaifa- S4e<LlE 10 t3iuEa-
bas. va Atlanta. Sguset hG1te tourist S..sute
Washington 10 SSE Francisco Mondays. " ednesasgs,
80 p. N. Daily--NeE YORK AID Florida Exv-sss
through iUlcl-s ana sieti4A u COLUMBIA, s5aFaH-
nah and Jacksonville. oieepeIs 70 Augusta s18
Port Tampa Dmmg al SgrFicC.
40 T. II. Dauy-NeB foTE suu Memphis limited
ga LynchpUrg tfst-Siass Coach and oieepeTs =
RosnoSs. knoxville. Chatt4noagz, AID Meuu1iz
S,eeIeTs 10 Birmingham and Ntg Orleans. D.l51.
Car Sesslce-
l5a5 ,. n. Dail7-w Washington ard Southeastern
limited AL Pullman tTaln- Observation Cag O.
Atlanta snd Macon. t-ue Car @ Atlantis, Sleeper.
q Nashville. Atlanta Macon birmingham. S-E
Orleans. DuiuE Car Service.
TnTougb trains from the SuJih arrive WashinEtct
6:2, So, 81 an HIS .. n. SD, sae, g..
d - a. N. week daya and u b nc. daiy fFcrs
IlATiCItesrlilC. EXC d. III. from LTuCuL-rg lL1
Caarlcttcsyiiie SO p. "a. dsiy.
TRAINS on TIE BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington week DAYS s.- g. H. IN
l;l5. $50 p. n Tor Huemont; G = l. u week DIS
FOR Lseseufg only GA Sunday leave WashlrE5c1
9;f0 a H.. 500 3. h.. for BlUemo1t
Ticket Offices, eos 18th e.. 5I Pc ave-. AKA
Pennsylvaria Station
n. b. SPENCER. CA: S H. HAIBWICK. PIN
"a. II. IA1 LUE. G.P.A.. (. $. BROWN. T. q.
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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.

4. Costello, y lHh 1t. sE., cigars, tobacco ald
Is 4. McNnlty. 1900 Isth st. Nv. cigars to
hacc0s, newspapers, and Perlodleais
faul FelIsJu d1ig stlgt. i,tl ard I SIS. nv.
A. I. Pride, the Georgetown druggist, 18th and L
William suydsr's Arsenal Lunch Room, 81 and
Q SIS sw, eadmg brands q clgars .-,.. .-,.-.
Dudley s. ~ .tE -. sF. Smokers lrLicles. u-lll
J. ,5ateT Mcdonald drugs, cigars. and toilet srti-
Charles .. Allen. 81 II 81 Nv. Cigars. tobse-
COS. newspapers. and periodicals: pool.
LLOYD Gross, 2l53 Pa ave NV, cigars, magazines
aUl starlousrg Pool paTlCr.
A. Goldman. l84 a. 81 ~. Pipes. tobaccos. and
Cassadys 70l TN st. sv. for groceries provisions.
Sfese.g Srn5se sloB 81 and sts Nv Cigars
IEsgaHnes. and newspapers. Pure CIDER.
Martins Shoe Shining Parlcrs, lSD Wisconsin
DAYS Pharmacy. I'd and Il SIS. nv. Csc DAVIS
fsgan Bros 1904 Pa ave. uw. Cigars. tobacc0s.
snaeasine=, fishing tackle, ard pool
Kings Drug store Vermont ave. and Eyc st. Nv.
Post ofoe C.sa- and News stand. TO ~ St. sE.
e. f. Grsha 81 l5G - ST. newspapers. magazine
HATS Star Cigsr stores. $50 18th st Hw aud COS
J. 81 Paxton. 1885 I4th St. cigars, tobacco,
RW swami x Co. sos NJ ST. NV, Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Pau Pearson FhaTm9.cl Is l'5l ST. ana ID. ave
" n Grisis zEs Pa ave. route ard distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscription Tegelye1
Lewis e. Freq sW c-r. s2d and n SIS SubScrlp-
,ions for Herald received Al 1915 Jefferson ave NV
G. T. Dudley, 69 9Th "a. ~. Cigars, tobacco,
periodicals. Open daily and sunday
Henry A. True. 20 7th So. sw. Cigars. tobacco.
stationery. newspapers, magazine
rniliD Watts COZ Il. ave NV. Cigars, tobacco
newspapers. *.
Cheakaios & Cocns. coo ID So. NV, and sol Ia ave.
Fruits confectionery. cigars, newspapers, DC.
J. NJ Watson 4 Bro l09 II st. nv Cigars. to-
bacco, newspapers, magazines.
Mattems Clty Hall Cigar store, opposite City
Hall Legal blanks.
9in-leton's Pharmacy. cor nth and SIS nv
Eycythng il drugs. papers; and peTiodicas.
r P HAYS Sc cor 10Th and sts. High
grade cigar5 and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
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Oues peaKe AID ONO hallway.

20 Z. M.--,yED jJsuNtU., r.4At hEas. Ia1r-
S.uLs i,4lucspal loiBts gml aua ttegt az
siaIa NvstlDuIe Irains stanuaTa cl4cagS; paFior
sss 90 nbsutd riut clFtiss ftsacctSTtc. rdi-
Iuau sIcSlots u.1tpn ~ LUusflIs, CINCINNATI. in
u-al.ap o..s, D. LOUIS ana CnieagO; Glullg cals =
"a cate stTFlcc.
ass P.st.-SEW G. & o. LIMITED barr
4 asst Fgslivule tram STEPS 0aly az Ciorcets-
tillp CiaFiottesFlife Staurton. CnItUn rouge aur
torugrol. "a. White sulphur. kcnceyertu AMI
hutton n. Va fUlman SIcupgrs 10 Lexingll.-
fguISsliic. CINCINNATI, luuIarapous 81. Ions and
CGicsgo. DINING cars, IA carte ss0ics. UnG
nao i. NJ T. v LIMITED. Daiiy-Sel,a
yes1iuule tram. Pullman sicepers e EIHcinuafl
Lexington. ard Louisville. Compartment Sleeping
car 10 irgnIa h0l Springs wees days. DiiIinz
cars a Ia carte service. Sieepgrs Cincinnati 10
Chlcaeo and 81. Louis and Louisville g Agmpais
NRsngJie and Southwest.
Reservations aud tickets o. Chesapeake ard Ob,9
amos bl3 peuusy,apia avenue. 6e l4tb street
near L. and Sixth street station. Telephone Maia
$50 for Pennsylvania i. Z. Cab SERVES and Naia
lcI lor e = u Iicket OEee.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

NAATED-NOtLu LINZ To Buy A BRAD
bury certificate IssIed uy p O.. smith Piano 60.
ln recent word contest. Address I5UX a. tins o.
icc. stating lowest cash UTics. 0caa St
TRIAL WEEK REE--WANTED; FEW MORE
ridual instruction. pitmaH system: instructor Is
years experience speed, dictation; quick course
and shorthand made easy suCcislty. Address BOX
80 Htflfu rfca- aclS-lfn0
WANTEO-A BRADBURY CERTIFICATE' rs
sued ~ the p. g.. smith piano contest IN word
r. T.. Herald office. oc25-3t
MANiED-TO EUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. why not drop postal 70 an cid r.
liable firm MARKS q CO. ~ 7th, opposite Saks
OF phone Main ISIS ocl2-91t
WANTED-CASH PAID fOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets orice ard store fixtures Ct all kind ttirui
ture stored. packed and shipped. Address BAUM
s2 Pa. ave. nv. Phone Main iZ5i.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-g5 BEADBtRY CERTIFICATE;
gery che9p Ei5s & 81 nc-
FOR sALE-BKADBJEH PIANO CEKTIFlCATE
worta $685. maac su otter. Address BOX ls5,
HtTa.G once
sip5 Certificate UN aKApsuftl FIANU Yn.
r. y. tNEkttt. $50 Adams 81. ne oc2tE
FOR sALE-BRADHURT PIANO CERTIFIGAIE.
worth So make offer. Address BOX 90. Herald o.
fee ocL-et
''BRADBI ftY CERTIFICATE" IN PIANO coz
test WUTfa $50. tT sale, state what YGu viii give
SPOT cash. FRANCIS DENT. $50 ION s.
gl-,--l
GINS Old COLD Is-KT. RING, VIOLIN
ard graplupAJue; all cheap Address BOX -
Herald once. oe953t
tOR sALE-HEAKE OAK SlDEBOARD. II
good condition, a. reasonable price. Cali IN mora
ing 1910 sch ~ oc151t
FOR sALE-I.oo SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating ard cooking stoves q eFery description
from NI.J3 up. SNIILLE & Ia POkIE, isl and
LD stG 81 ma Pnone- n li2
PttIN1 tls ENt ELoPEs business size. best work
100. SIS. HAlNUkIH ~ BLlsnING NOISE
So ON 81. DIV.
FOR SALE-FOUR UPRIGHT PIANOS, SLIGHT
i used. az bargain prices, on easy payments.
One lprIgnt iexcellest make, $1,000
square Pianos as lDW as 81
CHAS. a. STIEtF. 81 18th st. nv.
J C. CONLIFF Nafarer
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY IrpOws ELL IL REAL ESTATE n
PK0PEkLl PLANTED
There arc always opportunities Tor big profits n
How bis depends upon whose advice son follow
and now quickly YOU follow II.
We would BE- glad 90 talS with those who wish %
invest in real estate for profit
FOR Such we have dennite propositions Of the
most promising -0rt.
We nave large houses and properties on reunsyiya
ma ave uH. Tor sale. We have iGTge and small
pIoprrtles many parts ri the city tor sale. Some
are II per cent investments We have ldrec ana
snail lots IN city and suburbs Also many farms
M1rviard and Virginia acres ND 20 So acres.
"a one fer exchange Tor equities in city property.
Can and see rs and lef Us tslk II over
l2V9 SQUARE FEET en- Massaclusetts ave. :
orly i5c PER qiare foot corner; the adjoining lots
asking &c per square foot.
ONE LAftt4E LOr, near b. 4 o. depot very low
TWO 5ACKE LOIs AT a very loW price; owner
WEHAvE OTHER PROPERTY AT
SNAP PRICES.
FIFTY ACRES Oh BrGatwo4d ave at a bargain
pre- Ao2at .e.oD square feet two squares from
" have other bargains Call and ste u.s.
~ AlhEs. y acres me tlmber. neT ICON
Rod QutbulidEgs furniture cost 81 800 S. so Tor tins
delightful home = 600 or Ss0J cash balance SUIT
OF Vlll exchange for city property.
l2-rOOm nOHse; all modern improvements. acres
me homei only 500; cost $500 VIII eXcaangc
l37ac1e FARM good building: under good e4iitiva-
uqni near Iailroad viii exchange for city property.
Il ycu want bargains IN real estate Of all Kinds.
sls.05c
8 NlCE attle grocery store; worth 500; 500 cash
81 .2l8 Tor an up-to-iate grocery
Two licensed hotels well located m0ney-makcTs.
s 90 buys enc q them; Sl20oo for the ether
fQT other business stands.
CALL AND SEE Is
SMITH & LYLE.
rao9e, Main $500. Farms a spsciaity.
ron sAtE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY. An OLD
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST-BETWEEN kANN'S AND 9Th AND F
SITS, pair o. steeifTsne spectacles ease matked
kInsHaI. s. reward if returned to d. N. LA,
cl7 l3tn st. NV.
LOST-LADY'S SMALL BLACK PURSE, coz
tanning EfJs. memorandum, CdThnCie ring Re.
turn 20 l56 u ST. uW. and receive reward. oc2s-3t
LOST-wEDNEsDAY. BETWFEN Mt yFP-
non Seminar and Aqueduct Bridge nnld watct
ard fob; II. L. engraved on back: April fq
1907 on inside; On fob h. l.. in seal Finder
viii be suitably rewarded If returned 90 WOOD
WARD s LOTHROP oe27s.
LOST-A PACKAGE OF Monty. TNCLUDTNG
Two cheeks; LiheTal reward il returned TO MEL
YIN H HOPWOOD sth and X SIS. NV oc25-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SHORTHAND Lessons THREE NIGHTS
weekly. 70 uer month. complete course. So hy
mail. $40 send for circular. NATIONAL SHORT
HAND SGhuUL. 9 tIuaut place uT.
MISC f6fR Isdo.bIdF65 .a'krcx Jkg5
PIANO TUNING Sl5o- = YEARS EXPERT
ence- JAS. r.. DTRlTN- SIS lsth ~. st- oc-s-a
OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO REVERSIBLE
Eugs. best equipped factory south drop postal.
HOME WEAVING CO. 5l2 St Hv. ocs5St
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE
from yofT old worn carpets. Drop postal
'paor5 Main iz5 WASHINGTON RIG GO.
SaeIory. 95l 5ib q. nv.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED ELEVATOR MAN col
cTedl g also cloakro0m man. bakers helper; SIS
each. Apply to-day, 1913 y ave
YOUNG MAN WHITE NOT UNDER l6. WANT.
81 IN shoe house. ARTHUR tRr, 1913 S.
WANTED YOUNG Man. BErWEEN AGES OF
j. 10 Is % work around store. HCGH REILLY.
lisa y. y, ave.
WANTBD-FOCR GOOD MEN; SALARY OR
commission Call, Monday bet. and 70 ROOM
oo5, Bond Bldg.
WANTED ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN.
VINO has bad experience as carpenter and builder
STEADY esnploymeut ana god position 50 right man
must be Il g0cd habits; state age aud experience.
Address II. l., Herald office.
WANTED PAPERHANGERs EDWIN F. NAY,
3'ET 7th SCI. ma Uc1s-at
WANTED-A MECHANICAL DRAFTsAi.s \ /;
Y0uus man preferred Address BOX %, Herald
office, gVing age. education. experience and salsry
expected. 0c23.B3
WANTED HEAD WAITER. CHEF. DIsHNEN,
bellmen for Nov. lst. lGu y. \. ave. oc2s5t
WANTED BOYS WITH or WITHOUT BICY-
ccs; good wages. school boys viii De employed
en- sundays and holidays and after s D. a.. daily.
Apply az MUTUAL DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
Co, cor. 18th and Il 81
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TRAINS on TIE BLUE1lONT BRANCH.
,EABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TieB ct office, 1921 Penna. ave.

Fer Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington. C0iIma.a
ssEanpsh Jagssenyll,e Iamrz Atlanta, Btmias-
1880 a A. DAfLY-Sesbosrf War Ihrs,ssa
Coaches and Pullman Sleeper 70 JaczsonFiIs IA
also through sleeper Washington 70 B;1rinShaEn
Ala cafe Dining Car Washington TO Hamlet. n Z
s.5 Z. u DAiLY-Seaboard Express saisd srsss
win Pullman sefpeT 81 jacksonville ana Tampa
Through Sleeper - atlanta. ei1ni1Etar- ans
Aiss-:z---- Gals i5inin- La.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
FUNERALS FOR S75.
S. H. HINES,
Undgtaker and Emialmc

LIS Hth ST. nv. Telephone North 1855.
] Hardwood Cioth-coreTed Casket. Outside Case.
Grave and opening same, Hearse, Csriases
Embalmiug- Everything good. and services first
class. Use Of Funeral Parlog free. Burial Let
for sale on eay payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on hand for shipping, Established ISL
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HELP WANTED,

NTED-SOLICITORS FOR CITY, EITHER
sex; good proposition; samples free For pArticl-
lars, call forenoon. OPTICIAN. 52i eth 81. ne.
WANTED-FHE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
pliers and typCwriteIs exceeds the supply. a
at school requires from % 90 % days. Special
Afternoon sessions for government employees SIEkO
ACADEMY. 3l53l9 Colorado Bldg.
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PERSONAL

W. WISH To REFRESH THE PTBLICs MEM
org That yell wager tnat SEE pay fhe fuli falue
Tor meas worn gaTmeBt-. shoes. &c send for t1
prove IL. JtsThs OLD STAND el9 u.
REFINED SOUTHERN LADY, THOROUGHLY
acquainted with tnu city, uiii cHaYerou parties
sight seeing; wll also secure rooms. apartments. 0r
BONUSES; reasonable charges, excellent reference.
Address T. .. BOX ~.
ALYERTA, THE OLDEST RELIABLE PALAIST
and CiaiTgu5aui gives names dalUs- viii give i'm
structi0n in Tie SCIENCE. Ladie- cny. 30 New
iork ave nw. ocIt
FOUND-A METHOD OF CS8ING CHRONIC
cases Of rheumatism, iocDJroi1r afaLil. BuEhr s,
disease, diabetes paralysis and kindred allmcnts
used 10 French snd German hospitals for balt
century; udor.d ur leading french physicians;
cali and learn about o. Washington references.
iT0t- II. -. n; FARMER. ,i2i New York ssc.
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENT.
ladies' seG'lsmens Address postal, sd. caI,
/. TARSHEs. lJs 1th uu. Phone Nofth &C.
ocl0-3lf
BEADFoRD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY SUITE
%, Colorado Bldg llJh and g., phone Nam
l525 expert uyesfiElti9us. any cause, ali sections
strictly cQuideatial. ltcr nisat service phone
MME- MARTHA NEW T0EKs WONDERFUL
Usimist and card reader Fuu fife reading. 5lc.
Luck gslH and advice or marriages and 1--we
Affairs MAE. MARTHA. 9A q r. as.
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spectvely. for the use of legitimate ex-
penses of said campaign, sum each not
20 exceed 500
And further that they. and each OF
them. leave the State OF Indiana in com
pany on or before the 26th day Of Septem-
Der. 1906. and go 10 and remain at sons
point or points west OF the Mississippi
River until the sth day Of November. 1906.
and remain from said county until the
9Th day OF November 1895; except in case
OF sickness in his family. and then he
may return TO attend the sick, but IN no
other way violate this affidavit.
That the one elected at said election
defray the expenses of the other in the
sum OF 500 in such trip. and further affl-
ants saith not.
SEYMOUR MARSHALL,
HORACE b. McDERMED,"
Politicians DOME Like IL.
As soon as it became reported over the
country that the two men had made an
agreement 10 leave the county until the
day Of the election, the leaders Of both
parties sought them out and used their
strongest arguments TO induce them 10
withdraw their names.
1T is foolishness." the two candidates
We're told. You will both weaken your
tickets by leaving the county. To win
political contest you've got TO stay here
and fight II out. You owe Il 20 The other
candidates 10 stay here and DO something
for them. if you don't care 10 help YOUR
self any. What you've done is enough
for its effect, but it isn't practical poll
tics"
Arguments and appeals were in vain.
The party leaders even threatened 20 drop
both men ana bring out an independent
candidate TO beat them, but Marshall and
McDermed continued their preparations
for an extended stay in the West.
The two men left Shoals the day after
signing the agreement, going as far as
c. I"''s f"0ather They wee the vic
tins of many jokes III their expense ut
Tie station us they waited for the train.
Say, just let me have that office IL YOU
Iellers don't want il, called out one man.
Don't forget TO come back and see f.
you get elected" said another.
il this peculiar agreement had not been
made by the two the race for the treas
urer's office would have been one Of the
most exciting IN the history Of political
affairs III Martin County
The people generally are satisfied and
approve the agreement as q step toward
cleaner elections, but the politicians do
not conceal their dissatisfaction.
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COLLECTORS.

RENTS COLLECTED: ROOMS AND HOUSES
leased, a. 8 and per cent; good references; cut
oi-t9Wn parties guaranteed satisfaction Address
Z. q. BOX IL.
WE DO GENERAL COLLECTING: LOCAL AND
foreign; no charge uuloss suCcrssfui Phone 5iss
III tLLl.Ek AGENCY. IL l2th 81. ncla-st
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OFFICE SEEKING MAN
Queer Agreement Between
Indiana Candidates.
EAKING NO PART IN CAMPAIGN

\ AmineeS for Treasurer In Martin
bounty signed Agreement TO Leave
the state and stay Away Until
After the EIectIOn-They Are Out
WHIST and Keeping the Agreement.
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ROOMS WANTED.

IN YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
them 20 Gers0n Dent 4 Co. GIL 9TH 81. MS,
o. NC the only real estate agents renting rooms
OclEm
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEAsE-lo-20 YEARS. VALUABLE FRONT
age IN Rosslyn. ON Pa. y. r; extending back
70 trolley railway well located ioT factories. Ap-
Oc26-tf
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,


WANTED-HOTEL AND BOARDING HOCsE
maids. sl-- SO. cook no washing, call Monday.
PHILIPS HOTEL AGENCY. 50 I'm st. uw.
WAN1ED-GIRL tOE GENERAL HOUsEWORk
iu family n 3 Apply. with reference. SIS 81. ne.
WANTED-A CHAMRERMAID FOR HOME
lu hensiusigH. Md. to siag nights Apply y. =.
Ger. 1th aud Ere .t- uw.
MARLBOROUGH GIRL FOR GENERAL
bou-e'eork in family Il 90 home nights. Call
az l65 3JLh e.. uT. oc18-3t
NTED-CO8IPETENT GERMAN. SWEDISH
ITisn woman for general LCuseW0Tk family 0f
ApFr, vttn references APT. No. ie, The
Gi1ucester. 1852 ] betEe5u 10 and T. Monday and
TUESDAY.
WANTED-TWo LADIES TO CALL on HOUSE
wives amt domestic, SALARY and steady work. 55
Bond Eldg
NVANTEii-WHITE tHAMBEItNAiDs. NURSE
end c19k, c1lcre3 cooks and dishvashers 1911 y.
T. aEe. Oc1as-
WANTED WOMAN To COOK AND DO HOUSE
w0rk for family # three good wages. Apply az
once. 19s1 18th 81 w.. Col. ri. rc26-3t
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RAILROADS.
& 0hIO RAILROAD.

ttfat@tGHGOt
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL Blue LINE
LEAVE STATION Nex Jersey ave and c s..
as ERG UIHER hOOR o. IHE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILAUELPHIA AND NEW XUKA.
NEW 1ERuINAL 80 ST., NEW IORK.
esau a. IA iIIltf. El4lladE Sr.,E.
~ D. buAets FsI.og. tat-uJuE Iran.
Ss.ss 90. lftatt dt"A sesil-r- kait-s LAX.
1lIsyU a. IA Dlner ana t-Ui-laaa tAIi1s "a.
'l,. j. iI. BL-rr anu luiaLaA aiiur CaT.
ssay ,. U. he,ai bsuIt,J. Ai fGiilEsI.
isasJ a. n Ooacues Full4dullliIz-
s55s ; ia. Dmer ana fu4.aaH r4T.cg.
'o5J D. IA Coaclcs 70 fnliaGe4paIs-
"a 80 B. In- olevItEs
sa a. IA Sleerers.
AILANIIC CiiG. 80. 20. '3&8 tA@ =
H., lS1. 80, $50 p m
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b 80. s5si5 a. ~, S.. 10 i5.N l2-5l ?.
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istz-rtatI0rs % Sleeping ~ ta.tur GdE sTace
raies Oh isle. exc. VIA il qulcay IuFuIsued I'll
.It.nfr4U.,E az aii Ca tHe toiiowus IicAet Oulces
Ill9 q st. nv, telephone. MAN i79i; eis Pelln-
g. ALBANIA ave. Telephone, main Ao station. rev
Jersey ave. and g sr--IIcect Us,ics, EeIephoue
east to7 Information bureau. east III
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

sTENOCRAPHER DESIRES
position with reliable firms moderate salary % b.
gin. Address STENoGRAPHER 90 81.
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STORAGE.

W. 0luii4. fuk - tHNIS LOAD. MOVING
u au kinds. T. = StURAGE Co. ils-31E Tenth
No. uT. Phone ID. 49, 0e2i-s9t
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-LoTs: RANDLE HIGHLANDS: AT
sacrifice. if sold at once see ne quick I need
money OWNER f7ls L ns. oc2S3t
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OWNER, 623 F Street N. W.
a coy H0ME--VERY CHEAP

For sale-In choice residential sacti0n. Mount
Rainier Nd, fare. 80 minutes fTom Treas
NV pretty lrrGm house and OuthuiidInez. consist
ing q horse barn, COW harm AMI chicken shed large
lot good water rich soil excellent Sidewalk % ears
Price, $3.50 Reasonable terms CHARLES +.
JOHNSON Jr.. sd 81 and Bunker H road, Mount
Rainier Md ocZ5-gf
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALTON..

9ls n St NV.
Elegant new apartments n exceptionally large
rooms. Long-istauee telephone Ia each apartment
s downtown location. accessible 10 all car lines,
and ~ easy walking distance Of all government de-
fartfneuts. Inspect these apartments 'safoTc rent
ing others. ARTHCR e.. PLANT, Traders Ma
tional Bank. 10Th st. and Pa. ave. oc5-n
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ROOMS EGR BENT,

-FOUR LARGE. COMMUNICATING. ID FLOOR
sooms. high and healthy large south Windows,
also east and west; large yard 81 OWNER, 2i0i
18th 81.
m YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS. COME
10 us a. We haye-listed 50 per cent q the vacant
rooms in this citv: no charges Of any kind. THE
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE AND LOAN Co.
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

NANTED-CLERlCAL POSITION BY EXPERT
tnced bookkefufT Aud cashier after 3. married
man, terms reasonable. Address BOX AZ. Herald.
WANTTD-WORK BT WHITE MAN. HANDY
With tools Addrcs- a.. H. NJ. Herald oaica.
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TYPEWRITERS.
CLEANING AND DYEING.

PHILIP LEEE RER En ST NJ. PHUNE
E-sr 1913. Satisfactory Eork guaranteed U1E
vl..u caI-s goa ufIUgTs WurE ca oYc- lie CATS.
Phone
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0STEOPATHY.


Uho, 11hLNUM O DUSAf
GRADUATES OF STILL COLLEGE.
Phone sfaIu 49, Commercial National Bans BidE.
18th ana y SIS Ia,
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
FLATS FOR BENT.

FOR RENT-N2y ONLY: RMS AND BATH.
gas range FIRST floor. zI3i Newport place uw. =
]. SMfTH 4 CO III COLORADO Kldg. ot1H