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EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Neek days Z g. ~. to 8 o. M
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days, 2:5l. 500 81 700 IN 500 sg
3 .O $50. 1890, 20 j. M, y noon, R95 "a
;: % 500. $50, 400, 4.45, 911, 505 so 6DJ 61g
~ sJJ $50, 1900, 10 "a u-J0, IS p n.
sundays, Isl zoo, 20 $50 500, 000 um
a. H.. ls9, 1915 100, $50, 500 $50 so. s:eo, 60
~ 80, ll-S0. IS p. II.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NOKIhN 41oT, '1:22 and -5N
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE
ga m, 4 10 p m, 'l2 30 night
Glen ELAND, 's:lU pm. COLUMBUS, $50 pm
WHEELING, $50 a. n. 8 u T. N.
MlNChESf Ek. SO a. ~. = Us, 500 D n
ANNAPOLIS, week days 500 a. n, lId5 noon
AS D. m-, 500 J. H. sundays, $50 a. N and 81
D. u. -
LURAY and ELkTON, = % D. M.
FREDERICK, t5-s5 s. IS a. N, 81 %, taos. fs-S
HAG GEKsTOWN. 4: :35 a. m and 100 .. m.
BOYD and way points, io-5. s9;l5 a. IA gsD
Is: CO. IS "a Sl0l5, tl-50 ?. N.
GAITHEkSBJRG and way points, IS IS SgI5 a
m, tl25o, sl:S9, 1879, > %. fS. t6 50. s. si1:ls
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. fsss
ss.5 a. n, 81 30, 536, Is 55 p. NJ
~Daily. Except Sunday SSundsy only
Reservations Of Sleeping or Psrl0r Car space rates
OF fare, &c, viii De quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE at all Of the following Ticket Offices. lal7
q st. NV, Telephone, main E9l. bl9 PennsylVani
ave- Telephone main rs Station New Jersey ave
and st--Ticket 0fiee, Telephone east 6S7; IntoF.
mat inn Hr1rpau q
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RAILROADS,
BALTTMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and & St
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR .
To PHILADELPHIA AND MN YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST., NEW YORK.
= ~ g. N. DINER Pullman PaTlOT.
1850 d. ~ Buffet, PaTl0E- fHe-hour train
1870 a. m Diner and Pullman Par!0r Car.
filz0 a. IA. Diner aud Pullman ParIor Car.
sIJ0 .. IA. DIugT and Pullman PaT0T Car
800 D. n. Royal Limited, All pumanA
flM0 b. u. Coaches 90 philadelphia
500 D. IL. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
q 20 y. n. Coaches 10 Philadelphia
IL. 81 y. N. Sleepers.
= 81 a. m. SlcepeTs.
ATLANTIC CITY n 90 go III 90 a m rlo0
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HOUSES WANTED.

WhNTED-TO BY 4 House on ST BE
zWCcn 9th and 18th NV. not over $ )0. Please
sta-e all particulars rgaTdiug size. rental &c
BOA l5s Herald Office. del23t
WANTED Property Of every description to RENT
and SILL
l.. W. GROOMES, I4O5 New York Ave.
PHONE MAIN G52
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAN YOU WRITE A SHORT sTORYl LET Us
have your manuscript for revision and criticism,
II means dollars in your pocket GOULDING
NEWS SYNDICATE. lll5 Rhode Island ave.
deSd
WE WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
vel dressed for SL0o week- Look for KANDEL,
lG2 7th 81. NV nol5lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cd worn CARPETS. Drop postal o. phone
main s325. WASHINGTON RUG co. Factory
eSl sth st. NV.
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AUCTIONS,
9. Q. JOE ~. -. u 9 !. y

G. q. SLOAN q Co. Auctioneers. 1907 q ST. Nv.
TRUsTEE-s SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es-
IAlE SITUATED II THE SUBDN lSION
Known As CONNECTICUT AZ ENJE HlGH-
Whereas default having been made in the payment
ol tsAes on the property ca which deht Is So
srh day 0t SeTtembyr A ID. 1905, and recorded
among the land records u the District Of Columbia
scl and an The written direction OF the holder and
owner ~ TIE note secured By said deed ot Trust. the
trust. aill offer for sale, under the provisions there
q, az puUac suction IN trunt " the premises,
list % dlT q D5mbr I'm ' ss n fbe s8E1g ,IA1 1s 5s
scribed land and premises with the improvements
easemcuss, rights, Ways. and apPgrtcnances there
unto belonging situate and lying IN the district OF
Columbia, to wit All Of lots l. 2 3. 1. 5. O. T. g. g.
A. a. 5, aud 10. ln block one ~ lots 3. !. S. g.
q lots ], 8 T. 5. 6. s. g. To- p, Is ID and Is IN
block ti-ee 81 lots I 2 3 8 6. Z, ., 10, Il.
IN block four lI lots J. ? g. T. s. 6. T. S g. 10, II
T. Is, i. Is. and l5. in block i've l5l lots ? g.
4 8. Z Z T. Z 3 S s. & e. & !. s. & s. = 3 e & &
s. y, IS. 49, Io and 2. n block ia 6l lots ?. 5
il 2, p 3 s 3 a " q 5o 8 j. 4 z z = = J. s. !, 81 T. Z 4 Z & T. =
So. and 81. IN block seven l1l. all according 20
subdivision Of land known as Connecticut Avenue
IN the ONCE Ci the surveyor Of the Distinct Of Co
umbIa, in county book No. II. fage T.
This property viii be sold entirety, IN blocks
groups oi lots. OF single lots, as may be directed by
the trustee az the time Of sale.
Terms of sale: Unc-thrd Of the purchase uTice IN
cash l0f which & deposit Of 81 600 must be made %
the Trustee at the time OF sale II sold an entirety
and of $40 per lot II sold IN blocks lots and Tie
balance a. c-, notes Of the purchaser. payable IN
one and two years date Of sale, with interest
al the rate Of per CentIm Yr auEum, payable SEM
annually. said notes 10 be secured b. 1rst deed of
trust the property sold. all cash. the option
of the PURCHASE. The terms Of sale 20 be complied
Eith within twenty days from the date OF sale in dc
fault Of which the property vii b. resold the risk
and cost Of the defsultug purchaser after iye days
ready rtlseuent Ia spdpeF published in
Washington. u. G. All couyeyaucIug, title examina-
tion, and recording az the expense the purchaser
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Formerly
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
Trustee
By EDWARD J. STELLNAGEN. President
j4li St NV
Attest. tSealN
GEORGE L. FLEMING, Secretary.
dcs-d&dseyS
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HELP WANTED,

WANTED-A COMPETENT FUR SALESMAN OR
saleswonsa. Apply JULIUS GARfINhLE &
Co, l225 St dei-u
WANTFD-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA.
piers and typewriters exceeds The supply. course
At cur school requires from 80 70 90 days Speclsl
afternoon sessions for government employees. sfENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5-3ls Colorado Bldg.
oCs-u
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CARNEGIE WILL HELP
Tells President He Will Add
to Nobel Peace Prize.
THE WORLD PRAISES WINNER
Iron King Agrees with R.oOseVeit's
Idea OF EstabIishing Permanent
Bureau to Keep Peace Between
Capital and Labor - Congressman
Boufen Proud of Executive.

CONCENTRATIONS from all quarters have
noured In upon President Roosevelt since
the announcement was made that he has
been awarded the Nobel peace prize of
s40Oao for his work in bringing about a
cessation of hOstilities between Russia
and Japan in 1905. lie has been felicitated
bv foreign monarchs and societies and
eulogized on the floor of the House of
Representatives In addition. Andrew
Carnegie has informed him. through a
friend. that he viii add materially to the
prize. If the President VIII accept it.
He made the offer with the idea that a
sufficient fund might be made up TO carry
out the Presidents idea Of establishing a
permanent bureau to maintain peace be
tween capital and labor This is what
President Roosevelt said he would do
with the money if he accepted it, and he
made this feature a CLAUSE in his accept
anee of the award made him by the
Norwegian Storthing
Among the messages Of congTat tulatiOn
received by the President yesterday were
cablegrams from King Haakon and
Baron d'EstourneIle de Constant.
Messages He Has Received.
Following are the messages he has so
far received:
Sandringham. Dec 10, 1906
President Roosevelt: Accept my most besrtfelt
congratulations your receiving the Nobel IUize.
HAAKON.
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IN IL srPRENE c0rRT oF - DIsTRIcT
L. II THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH
AuOueJs.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
a Columbia, holding a District Court IL re eI-
tension ~ Massachusetts avenue from Wisconsin
District Court No 103 Notice Is hereby given that
the Commissioners of the District q Columbia puT-
s.ant 70 me iLo'l,.11s ot an act Of Congress ap-
g6Tcrnment o. ths Dstricr 6f C6iHmf5 far he tsaI
year ending June 80. 1857, and for other pBfposes,
have fled JetitiUH iu this court praying the con
deninauon cf the land Necessary for the extension
M Massachusetts, avenue from Wisconsin aVeuuo 10
Nthrask4 avenue 10 the District Of Columbia,
sloHh on a Pat Cr map fled With their said petit
tioD and marked Exhibit D. e. No. l. and pray
men who shall b. freehodsrs within the District q
tolumbia. not related % any person interested ia
these proceedings, and not in the service az EN-
pl0ymeut 4 Tie District Il Columbia. n of the
nitfn states BE- summoned hy the United States
marshal for the Distrirt II Columbia 10 ASSES tHe
reason q the extension Gf said avenue ard the
condemnation Il The land necessary f0r the purposes
He tereiroln, as provided u The aforesaid Act Of
ilnsress- IL is b. the CguTt, this Zlst DAY n
having any interest ~ these proceedings b. and
tbeS are hereby warned and required 20 appear in
this court on n before tie IsT DAY or DE-
tkMBhR, A. ID Dos al 10 O'Clock a. m, and
f0 continue iu attendance until tbe cUurt shall have
made rs hral order ratfymg and C7unminE the
award ui damages and The assessment Of benefits
q The jury . be summoned hereiu: ard IL Is
fUTtheT ordered. tnaf q COPY ri this notice and
order ae published once in the Washington Law
Reporter aud on SIX seCilaT days In the Eteniug
Star. the washington Times, and Toe Washington
heTaid HewsIapers Published ~ sad District, Be-
Is further ordered that a cops cf this Eofice and
order D. served bT the United States marshal fGr
tad bI5r1ct, OF bis deputies, upon such osu=rs -f
the isnd ~ he condemned herein as nay BE- found
hy said marshal his depsIties within ybe District
oi Columbia. and upon the tenants and occupants
ber. A. y. 1876. 81 the Court: JOB BARNARD.
J Jusilce A true copy--Iest. lscalj J. r YOUNG.
CleTk B. J. F. CUNNINGHAM Assistant CLERK
nos 1879
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-A LARGE. DARK PINK CAMEO PIN.
surrounded by pearls so reward If returned 70
EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL. llE 18Th s.. NV de9llt
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BOuteH Praises Nobel.

Under the latitude given to speeches
in general debate in the House of Repre-
sentatives, Mr. BoutelI Republican,, Of
Illinois, yesterday paid q. glowing tribute
to the memory Of Alfred Nobel, founder
Of the peace prize. He said it was proper
that in the Congress expression should be
given TO the qualification felt that the
nlUstriOus citizen holding the highest po-
sitiOn in the gift of the American people
should be deemed worthy of a place with
the distinguished recipients of this and
other Nobel prizes in the past, as well as
the qualification felt at the magnanim0us
disposition of the prize by the recipient.
Says Money Is Sinew of War.
The speaker proceeded to discuss the
prospect of universal peace. saying that
il VIII be realized, rather by an adequate
preparation for war than without it. He
went on TO say that it is the duty of Con-
gress TO see to it that the most essential
thing for successful warfare is maintain
ed. Many, he said. think an army and a
navy are the great essentials. but IL Is not
so, as a nations credit is the first essen
tiaL Napoleon said the three great things
necessary 10 a nation going TO war were:
first, money; second, money; third, more
money. The financial resources of the
United States. Bouten said, are equal 10
those Of the three greatest European ma
tions combined. and it is the duty Of Con-
gress to see that they are not impaired.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, Is POSITION
hOJiseWork OF care for children; no parents Ad-
dress BOX la. Herald Office. del2-3t
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
3ll3 St lot 5XlZ3; brick building occupied as
machine shop. Price, $500
1900 square feet on Grace St. Georgetown, uppo
site Capital Traction Power Plant. Price, Sc. 500
1881 Market Space Potomac ST D. Georgetown
Rent $3.50. Price, s. go. Occapied hsh market
and dwelling Water anG sewerage.
li06 3lth st. lot l5El29 brick dwelling Rent
S28. Price, s., ,459
2l35 ST. frame store and dwelling. Priee $3.50
552 Sth St Sc saloon property. Price, $3.50.
So55 Q ST.; l0Toom frame; large lot 7OxlSO. trust
500, has nearly years TO run. Price. SI5o-
Rent S3350.
Mlller-ShoemakeT Real Estate Co.,
lE35 32D ST NV.
Phone West 20.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,

WANTED-BY CAPABLE YOUNG WHITE MAN.
student IN local educational institution, Few
hours work per day. By which he may earn board
and room Address BOX l6S, Washington Herald
del23t
WANTED-POsITION AS JANITOR. A. D.
FOSTER, 1897 L St Nv. del65t
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED 5oc
Pants, l0c.i OIeTcoats s0c Skirts sc and Un
n LION. the Clothes Doctor. l755 Pa. ave. Phone
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WASHINGTON sCHOoLs.
INSTITUTE FFSGss FSG seEs a.s' ss'

Prepares for all colleges. the national acad-sies
and direct commissions IN the service Primary De
pzTtmeut unde- university graduate. Bsss 4 al
ages. Catalogues WINsLUW IL RANDOLPH.
Principal. 81 lith st. NV.
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PERSONAL.

THOSE PRESENTS YOU ARE THINKING OF
buying will come easier should you investigate our
liberal cash exchange for mems worn garments
shirts hats and shoes call any time JUSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6l9 D.
sPIRITUALISAi-AfRs Noble, l2l5 N ST NV
Readings daily. Circle every Wednesday and Fri
day evenings 8 O'Clock.
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING UP HOUSE
keeping and wish 10 sell part or all u your fur
nltuTe send for the who has the reputation Of
~ years talE dealing
MARCUS NOTES,
426 9th St nv.
Phone Main 5IT1 noIOtf
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS.
ladies OF gentemen's. Address postal; 7 viii call.
l. IARShES lSs 7th nv. Phone north 499.
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE, PIANOS,
&c Address BOX Z43. Station G. I VIII call.
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ROOMS WANTED,

l OR 2 SMALL ROOMS WANTED BY YOUNG
married couple; permanent, wife would like 10
help IN house for her board. Address G. n,
Washington Herald dell-5t
Ii YOU WANT YOuK ROOMS RENTED BRING
them 10 GsrsOu. Dent 4 Co.. Gil 1th ST. NV.
as We are the ouiy Iai estate agents renting rooms
ocIsu
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LOIS FOB SALE,

FOR SALE-FINE LOT ON NEW YORK AVE,
bet 18th and 18th; south side; III 50. f. IS r.
front Price 8 so.
MILLER-SHOEliAKER REAL ESTATE co.
Phone West 90 1873 WISCONSIN AVE. t52d ST
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FURNISHED.
WITH HOARD.

1910 G ST. -NW.-VERY PLEASANT ROOMS
and good board electric light. steam heat; table
bosrders accommodated dCl2-3t
CAPITAL HOTEL SD ST. AND IA. AVE. NN.-
Strictly family hotel, American and European 50,
So and $50 Der month dClimWf
sl7 10TH ST.-ATTRACTIvE ROOMS; suite with
bath. suitable for Congressman: home table. dcs3t
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Berne, Dec II, I3uo-
President Roosevelt. Washington. Bureau InterDa-
uoual Societies PaCifstes felicite respectueusemeut
gorieux pacfoatur de Portsmouth digne laureat pix
Nobel. MOREL.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANFED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We Ofer you good square piano free
for six months you'll pay the cost Of moving
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
When selling. why not drop postal to an old re-
liable hrTnE MARKS CO.. SH 7th, opposite Saks'
phone main 1903. nol5-u
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets Office and stsre fixtures Of all kinds Fur
uiture stored packed acd shipped. Address BAUM,
sl2 Pa. ave. NV. Phone main 1854
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE STYLISH PASSENGER RUBBER
brOugham, pole and shafts. property Of the late
John J. Magurg, liquor dealer of Phils-, Pa. sold
to close estate. Also, me HGughton 2passenger
speed HunabOut. wood wheels and rubber cushioned
tires; l golf paneal coupe rockawsy: steel tires.
These goods must be sold at Can at GBOk(5 L
w; TAnLOk'S REfOSITORI. 2a ID St NV.
Phone NJ S425
FOR sALE-AT SACRIFICE PRICES. 3 LIGHT
rubbeT-tlre hr0ugnams. full glass station wagons
top buggies, and l wagCnette; all have been
slightly used, but are gOod as nov; no reason
able offers refused. 5. ID. WATERS son, SO
Pa. NV.
COGSNELL'S IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE To
buy new and second hand vehicles and harness.
large assortment vehicles. $40 up; harness, up;
four tine Shetland ponies and trap. As Ilth
ST. oc5-rf
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
For Offices or business,
COR. 18TH AND 7 STS. NV,
Formerly ChamberIin Hotel.
SEW STEAM HEAT. PLUMBING. DECO
RATING. AND LIGHTING
JAMES H. TAYLOR, IT,,
1919 6 st. nw
FLEMING BUILDING IUs G. ST NV RENO
waited throughout, spacious new elevator. steam
heat, uueScc.lal -auit0r service excellent Office
rooms fourth floor del2-r
LARGE MODERN OFFICES N The MET-
zerGtt Bldg. u>llI2 81. NV; $3.50 Der month
including heat, hight. elevator, and autor service no
extras.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IL
Evans Building l45-ll24 New YORK ave; rental
very low, including heat light and jauitor service
JOHN O. EVANS. 1925 New York ave. nos 39t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

THE OAKLAND @i9 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Mount Pleasant car-Sunny rooms ample size
dining-reom in building, elevator. &c. Can Apart
ments 20 and 81. dell-7t
l2IT II ST NW-LARGE FRONT ROOM AND
hal room. on 81 floor suitable Tor i h K OF
gentleman dei-3t
IL EOJ ARE LOOMING FOR ROOMS. SIZE U.s.
no charges. THE CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
Co. i4zi T NV room p Phone NJ lSo5- noZ55st
1857 / ST. NV. - DRAWING-ROOM SUITE
other roOms: continental breakfasts refs. The Ar
liagton n0g6-5ot
IL You WANT ROOMS CO TO GEkSON. DEN )
rooms. motif
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

ATLAS OF THE WORLD FREE To ANY ONE
buying on easy terms the best dictionary ever
made \ grand combination for the Office OF home
and aid % school children. Also lowest priced
standard enCyclopedias- send postal for full in
formation. ROOM 2ll, Jenifer Bldg 7th and d sts
del2l4l6
FOR SALE-CHEAP. HANDSOME CHERRY OF
nee fixture. u feet long and feet high with irou
netting. shelf, counter, and money drawer com
pleie- SMITH THOMPSON, JR., co, 1888
St NV. basement. deIl-3t
WANTED-TO TRADE BUILDING LOT AT
Silver Spring, Nd, worth $500 for diamond ring
Address II E C.. Herald Office. dell-3t
FOR sALE-NEW STANDARD SEWING Ma
chine. A. \. \, Herald Office des-6t
FOR -sALE-FINE OLD ITALIAN VIOLIN. F.
FOR sALE-WE'RE CLOSING OUT A NUMBER
Of slightly used high grade upright pianos at
genuine bargain prices, 50 as 20 make more room
for Xmas stock. 500 Stief, Sis: 500 Bradbury
$50; $50 Weber. $50; 500 Shoninger, $50; 500
Nose. SIS; $3.50 SOhmeT. $50 and about forty
others Used square pianos. 50 and up. Easy pay
ments O. J. DeMOLL co. I5I St de5-30t
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
We have fun line OF gifts slightly used, on
which We can save you money;
100 OvERCOATs. . PAIR TROUSERS %
coats and vests; unredeemed pledges. COLLAT-
ERAL LOAN Co. llth and SITS NV.
FOR sALE-5O NEW AND sECOND-HAND
heating and cooking stoves. Of every description.
from s. up. We invite your inspection. SNI1ZER
q La PORTE. ll3l 7th St NV Phone " ll02
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STORAGE.

We STORE FOR 70 CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
u a. A1naA 1IqA U s. STORAGE CO.. 4lS-20E Tenth
- ~. fhone NJ 429 n0Z2-30t
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FURNITURE WANTED.

WANTED-FURNTTURE SELL YOUR GOODS
10 the man VINO gives you the most money HOP
WOOD, sth and & nOz5-u
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
pets, stoves, bric-s-brac, and all kinds OF house
hold goods. BALMS FURNITURE SHOP lith
and sts. Phone n 1919. Formerly. 9Th and U.
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SUBURBAR--FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-sUBURBAN LOT on ELECTRIC
railway. northwest. SIS: payable S monthly with
ont interest or taxes Address OWNER. Herald
o1ce. no2i50t
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New York. Dec. Il. 1895

New York. Dec. Il. 1895
The President: On the cabled authority Of NJ.
Estournelles de Constant. honorary PRECEDENT and
founder Of the League for International Concilia-
ton, / have the honor 20 tender To YOU behalf Of
the membership Of that league, representing every
civilized nation, cordial and heartfelt CongTatua-
tions upon the award Of the Nobel prize in recognI
ton OF your epochmazing services in bringing 10 an
end the war between Russia and Japan
NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER.
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Paris Dec. Ia. 1906
President Roosevelt. Washington. Heartfelt con
graulations. Ny wish IS realized.
'ESTOURNIsLLE
Baron dEstournelle de COnstant).
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TEAMS WANTED.

W,AANTED5@IEAMs TO HAUL BRICK. APPLY
NEsT BROS. BRICK CO.. south end Long
BrlGRe aeq-lSt
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COLLECTORS.

We DO GENERAL COLLECTING; LOCAL AND
torsigni no charge unless successful Phone Sl4L
TIE EULLER AGENCY. III I2th St nOsd
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-15
PETITION FOR partition.


The National Bank OF Brunswick
VIZ. Joseph Frledlandor. Petition fol
partition In the superior court
OF Glynn county. Georgia, Decem
Der term, 1906.
To the Defendant Joseph Friedlander
Take notice that petition has beel
filed by the plaintiff, The National
Bank OF Brunswick, against sou in
the above proceedings aud hearing
has been set before the judge OF
said court at chambers az Baxiey
Georgia, on the eth. day of October
1906, said cause being returnable IN
due course to the next term of said
Superior Court. to be held In and fol
said county on the first Monday III
December. 1906; aud You arc hereby
commanded and required To be an
appear before said judge at chambers
at the time and place aforesaid anl
thereafter ut the next term OF SaiJ
Superior Court as aforesaid, TO an
swer said petition, rs in default there
of the court win proceed as to jus
iice shall appertaIu.
Witness the Honorable r. A. Par
ker. judge of said court. thus 2Sth
| day OF July, 1906.
II. r. du Bgnon,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn Count,
Georgia.
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Gaiveston's Sea Wall.

Makes life now safe in that cit,
as on the higher uplands Il. W
Goodloe. who resides on Dutton stree
In Waco. Texas. needs no seawar TO
safety He writes: Il have used Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton for the past five years and i
keeps them well and safe Before tha
time | had cough which for year.
had been growing worse now it's
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Notice.

State of Georgia, County of .Glvnn.
To John ]. Mcguire and Lucretia
Ann Murray as executor and execu-
triX named in the alleged last will OF
John Murray, deceased, of file in this
Office You are hereby notified to
be and appear at the court of ordi-
nary to be held in and for said ooun,
ty the first Monday in September, A.
D.. 1906 at 10 o'clock a. m then and
there to answer the petition of Lucre-
tia Ann Murray and show cause, if
any you can, why the PROBATE in COM
mon form of the alleged will of the
said John Murray should not be annuli-
ed, revoked and set aside and an in
testacy of said John Murray, deceas-
ed, be declared by the court. Take
notice hereof and govern yourselves
accordingly.
This July It'll. A. d. 1906,
Horace Dart,
Ordinary.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-15
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