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The Washington herald., 1906-11-30
j. S. MARSKAL,S SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BY VIZ
tue Of a write Of icri tacias cut of the clerks Of
tce Of the supreme Court Of The District Of Columbia
and to directed, viii sell at public sale fer cash
ID front of the courthouse door, in the city o.
Washington. d. C.. at II O'Clock q. m. THURS
DAY. December q; 1896 one-hfth interest beng the
interest OF the defendant. John FTawley as tenant
IN cummCn with Mary Agnes FraWiey Annie II.
Frawley. Katharine \. Frawley. and James L. Fraw-
ley hers-at law Of james Frawley, deceased in anc
20 the following described real estate VIZ. The
eastern part OF lot numbered five o. in square mum
bered five hundred and forty l5i0 the said eastern
part Of said LOT having frcnt south street Of
thirty-thrGe S3l feet and five IS; inches and riu-
ming back with the width 10 the northern or
rear line Of said lot and the public alley in said
sQmre being the land acquired by James
FTawley from Eliza Barry ct al hy deed recorded
amcng the land records Of the District of Columbia
in liber 80 at folio 20 ct seq. seized and levied
upon as the Gnefth interest Of the defendant John
FraWley in and 10 said real estate and sold TO sat
lsfy execution Ne. 4ssls at law in favor Of Patrick
4. Moran, - -
AIsAM A. WESCHLER, AuctiOneer.
no3l dSf0 90
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DERRICK FALLS ON 3
One Dead and Another Per-
hapS Fatally Injured.
PULLS ROPE AT WRONG TINE
Misunderstanding of order Precipi-
tates Heavy Beams to Ground at
Annapolis Gas and Electric Works.
The Blame Is Placed ON the Dead
Man at the COrOner's Inquest.
So . - wn.hinrton HeraId.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nov. 29.--One man was kill
ed, another perhaps fatally injured. and
third hurt by a falling derrick at the
plant of the Annapolis Gas and Electric
Light Company this afternoon
The dead man is Anderson Higgins.
thirty-three years cid, Of Amber. Pa.
William Steer. Of West Point, Pa.
sustained strained back. and probable
internal injuries. while James Freeman,
of Annapolis. had one foot crushed.
Three men. with a number of others,
employed by a Philadelphia construction
company, were engaged in operating the
derrick upon a new iron gas tank being
erected for the gas company Higgins
had hold Of the guy rope. and it was
shown by testimony al the inquest that
he misunderstood an order given by the
foreman on the job, and pulled the rope,
which precipitated the derrick TO the
flooring Of the tank. He was pinned be
meath the big structure, and his body
Was so badly crushed that death was
instantaneous.
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
caily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations;
NORTHWEST.

NORIHN Isl.
W. A. McNuIty. 1900 18th st. nv. Cigars. to-
baccos newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Pearsons Drug store. 18th and U sts. NV.
A T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
SIS NV.
Charles J. Allen. 5167 st. NV. Cigars. tobac-
newspapers. periodicals. and pool
Lloyd Cross. gl53 Pa NV. Cigars. magazines.
and stationery Pool parlor.
A Goldman. l2i ia St Nv. Pipes. tcbaccos. and
stationery
steve's smoke shop, 32d and p sts NV Cigars
magazines. and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining Psrlors. IsiS Wisconsin
DAVIS Pharmacy sd and H sts. NV. Use DAVIS
drugs.
Pagan Bros, 1901 p. ave. nv. Cigars, tobaccos.
magazines fishing tackle, and poo.
Kings Drug Store, Vermont ave and I ST. NV
Iabard Inn Library
c. Il. Graham. I250 sd st. Newspapers. maga-
zines, Stationery, toys. &c
Halls Star Cigar stores. $50 18th St nv. and
COS Pa. ave. NV.
J. NJ Paxton. 1896 18th st. Cigars. tobaccos
newspapers, periodicals. &c.
r. ". SWann & Co, 3l05 N St nv. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Pearons Pharmacies 18th st. and Fla ave.
nW. and y. ]. ave. and ST. nv.
". L. GTIfts, el55 Pa ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald. Subscriptions received
Lewis 4. Frey. sW- cor sd and N SIS Subscrip-
tions for Herald received at 1916 jefferson ave nv.
Philip Watts 502 La ave. Nv. Cigars. tobaccos.
newspapers. sc.
Cheakalos & Cocos Goo ST. NV and COL La ave.
Fruits. confectionery. cigars. newspapers. &c
J. NJ. Watson & Bro. l09 st. Nv. Cigars
tobaccos. newspapers. magazines
Matterus City Hau Cigar Store. opposite City
Hall Legal blanks.
singletons Pharmacy, cor. Goth and sts. nv.
Everything in drugs newspapers, and periodicals
F. P. Hays. Sc cor. 10th and E SITS. nv. High
grade cigars and tobacco, newspapers and periodicals
SOUTHWEST
4. Costello 2S Atn 81 sw. Cigars. t0baccos. and
newspapers
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room. ~ and
SITS. sw. Leading brands Of ciigars.
Dudleys, 5o9 Eth ST. sw. SmoAers articles. hshins
tacsle. stationery. &c
j. Walter Mcdonald. drugs. cigars. and toilet Grti'
eles Branch T. o.. IL and L sts.
Csssadys lll ,th st. sw fer groceries, provisions
tobacc0s. stationery. newspapers.
P0stofics Cigar snd News stand. 10 ~ St So
q, Backenheimer prop
c, +. Dudley. COS 7th St sw. Cigars. to5accoS
periodicals. Open daily and sunday.
Henry A. True. go 7th ST. sw. Cigars. tobaccos
stationery newspapers. magazines
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Scneduie IN eIttct November =. 1905.
200 I. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
days-St0ps at principal points in Virginia Ysstibue
train, standard c0acheS, paTlor Clifton forge
with connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pullman
Sioepers Clifton Forge to Louisville Cincinnati In
dianapelis 81. Louis, and Chicago: buffet service
from Gcrdonsvie
40 p M.-NEW c. & q. LIMITED. Daily
Fast Testibnle train stops only az Gordonsyiis
Charlottesville StauntOn. Clifton Forge and torina
Va. Rouceyerte and Hinton. W Va Pullman Sleep
ers 70 Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati Indanapoiis
St Louis, and Chicago Dining cars. a Ia carts
service One night Ous.
nI0 Z. NJ. +. Y. LIMITED. Bailv-Solia
ves;ibule train. Pullman seeperS 20 Cincinnati Lex
nEton, and Louisville Compartment sleeping car 10
\ irgnia Hot Springs week DAYS. Dining cars 4 "a
carte service. Sieepers Cincinnati to Chicago and
81. Louis and Louisville TO Memphis Nashville and
Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Oces 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; go 18th street nssg
r. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main sTE
for Pennsylvania K. K Cab Service and Main Iess
fer Z. & q. Ticket Oiics
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HELP WAIVED.

WANTED-COLOBED PORTER APPLY CAP
Hal Hotel. 81 ST. and Ia. ave. Nv.
TWO EXPERIENCED WHITE UOACHMEN5
also white footmeu. Apply ". /. DOWNEl ;
STABLES l62 L st. NV nooJ-st
WANTED-GOF ERNMENT CLERk MALE OR
female, 10 sell Welladyertissd dlvlacnd-Iaylng Sc
urites after Office hours 50 month easily made
communications couEdcurIal. Address oIDChS,
Herald Office.
Mn TO SELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS or IN
sallmcut. experience unnecessary. SEW lOhh
SUPPLY Co. tl3 y. j. ave. NV uoy9-1
EXPERIENCED INsIALLMENI COLLECTOR
good salary and commission state experience. Lot
ters confidential. BOX ~. Herald Office no5j-st
WANTED-TWO PAPERHANGERS. APPLY "A.
y. HOOPER. AEacs-lls. D. 4. uo.r-L
STUDY SHORTHAND UNDER PRACTICAL RE
purtCrs at American school ut NepOriiug1 select
school, limited number expert instruction Us expert
writers, typewritgrs for home use free. ASHTON *
WILLIAMS. Shorthand Reporters, El3 81
u0Z9-3t
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
Pliers and fypewriters exceeds the supply course
st our school requires from 30 TO y days Special
afternoon sessions i0T government employees 81 ENU-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5-5l9 Colorado BIDS
UCS-l
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PROPOSALS,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office of Superintendent L. s. Capitol
Building and Grounds, Washington, D. c.,
Nov. p, 1906.-PuTsuant to the directions
or the commission Of the House of Rep
resentative5. etc. advertisement is here
by made for sealed proposals lin dupli-
cate) for the furnishing and erection of
apparatus TO completely equip the heat
ing. lighting, and power plant for the
Capitol Building and other buildings,
which apparatus will consist of engines,
generators switchboards. boilers, pumps,
/ condenserS, steamftting, and all other
necessary appliances TO connect the same
/ in the several parts, and for complete
substatiOn apparatus for the various
buildings. Proposals for the first section
OF the work, that is. for prime movers
and generators and substaton apparatus
and complete switchboard equipment
therefor, will be received and opened at
the above Office on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of December, 1896, at u O'Clock.
noon, and publicly opened Subsequent
proposals will be received for the other
apparatus, and the date of opening will be
stated In the specifications. Applications
Tor plans and specifications may be made
at once, and the issuance Will be in the
discretion or the superintendent. Bidders
will be required in the first instance to
furnish with their proposal a certified
check or surety bond In the sum OF ) per
cent of the amount of their bid. A GER
/ tined check in the sum OF 500 will be re-
( N.iiiSu as d udi ante AOs 1IS iStuth OA
plans and specifications. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids, and to
waive technicalities and nformalities
ELLIOTT WOODS, Superintendent u. s.
Capitol Building and Grounds Approved:
E. A HITCHCOCK, Secretary. no26-6t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
of the Supervising Architect, Washing
ton. d. c., November Y, l9Oe.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until
o'clock D. m. on the l2TH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER. 1906. 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 nay be had at this office
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising
Architect no23-eod6t
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may be
left 1T any of the following branch
offices and viii be promptly forwarded
to the main office:
JOHNsTON's PHARMACY. I22I y. J, ave NV.
5. hANN SONS & Co. Information Bureau
CHAS. J. FUHRMANS's PHARMACY. sth ana
East Capitol sts
+. A. ELLEK PHARMACY. 5554 n ST NV
AIkINSON's PHARMACY. Ilth and sts. nH
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G sts. nv.
NELSON'S PBARMACY, lst and Z sts- nv
CAMPBELLS ) PHARMACY. 18th and Park sts. nv
AENEsAW PHARMACY. MI Pleasant and Nv
ing sts NV
McNULTl'S CIGAR STORE. Iith and sts- Nv
TAfLOR'S PHARMACY, sth and SIS. NV.
hENER'S PHARMACY. 9th and sts. nv.
MeCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID and stS ne
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOOD'S. corner Prince and Royal stS.
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MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans OF replace old ones At lowest rates q in
tcrest- AL Transactions conducted W1th economical
consideration for borrowers. NM. Il. SAUNDERS
4 co 1901 s. uw. Ocs-u
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NVNEI EU IUANs
LOANS o. -. G. REAL ESTATE.
Al lowest rates OI interest
rois-u LEROY MARK. i4l3 g 81
-r---- a c.l.a III
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.TuFv,S CRYSTAL CREAM SHAMPOO FOR
i,i;es ara gentlemen: 53-ceut package IS sham
,,oosl Is cents ". ATHEE, Martinsburg, W. Va
no2s-st
can YOU WRITE A SHORT ST0RYf LET Us
have vu7r manuscript for revision and criticism
IL means dollars in youT pocket. GObLDlNG
NEWS SYNDICATE. Ills Rhode Island ave.
nos 30de2
NE MILL kEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
well dressed tor 81 % week. Look for KANDEL.
l122 7th ST. NV. nol5-lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your old worn carpets Drop postal phone
main s325. WASHINGTON KUG co. Factory.
sSl 5th 81. nv.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

AZ ONCE = THOROUGHLY EXPERIEYCED
glove saleswcnen. Apply JULIUS GARfiNkLE
& Co. l2z5 Il e. NV. no2l-u
ANTED-ENHERIENCED SALESWOMEN IN
books. stationery haudkercbiefs notions neCkwear
toys dolls umbrellas &c. also bright young women
from eighth grade and High School. without expe-
riCuce. Apply between and iG a. n. TO H. e.. ia
COBS with Woodward x L0throp. n0l4tf
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOR
Cughly reliable, competent suit and coat saiesWOmen
Of good Character. Address BOX Il5. Herald Office.
nllAtf
WANTED-AT ONCE, THOROUGHLY EXPERT
euced skirt and coat hands on women's garments.
JULIUS GARFINkLE CO. l226 st. NV.
un7-rf
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ADAM a WESCHLTR A1r7io7C-

TRUSTEES SALE oil VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Est ATE CONSISTING Oh TNEIN 4
THREE-SloKN BBlCk DW ELLINGS KNOWN
As PREMISES loli 10 lrJ6 lNGLESIDE TER
RACE
By virtue pf twelve certain d1rJis Of trust duly 10
c0rdcu III lbCr No. lE, fGiCs -. 44 40. 555 t5l
a53. IL 40 as. lsZ lcs and "a seq. OF the Land
records OF the District 0f Columbia. and at the
quest 0t the parties -gcured thereby, we the under
signed trustees, viii offer sstaratcly at Iublic auc
ton, m front ot the Ir~iniSes. On MONDAY. the
10Th DAY Of DecemOer 4. j.. 1870. commencing at
o clock 4. M, the following described land and
premises, situate IN the County o. Washington. IN
the District ot Columbia. and designated aad be-
l.gl. both inclusive. In Harry ]. JONES subdivision
Of lots in block numbered three t3l. IuglC=ide. as
said subdivision Is recorded In Book County No 49,
page l45 q the records Of the surveyor Ucc Of the
District Of Columbia, together with the Improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale Oue-slxth Of the purchase money
ON each property 10 be paid In cash. and the balance
III i've equal iustallments payable respectively. Ii
one, TIVE, three Tour, and rYe years with interest
Rt hTe IeT Cenum per annum. payable SCml-annually,
from day of sale, secured by deed OF trst upon the
property sold; all cUs at the option Of the IEIr-
chaser. 4 deposit OF $40 on each lot viii be rc-
qulTCd q the purchaser at the time OF sale. All
convey aEcg recording and notafial foes az the
OF tho purchaser. Terms 0t sale 70 be complied with
within fifteen days from day Of sale; otherwise the
trs.ces rssfTye tho rfrt M rfsrU the Jr7ferty ar
the risk and OF the deaulting purchaser after
five days advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published IN the CITY Of Washington, D. {.
CLARENCE 3 RHEEM
GEO. W /. SWARTZELL.
noS-ISdssxS Trustees
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AUCTIONS.
c. 9. sLoAN 3 ID. -.


TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate. situated az the southeast corner o. PARK
rad au1 school streets, Mount Pleasant. Washing
t5l, , ~. g. consisting Of nine s partially completed
Whereas deiault having beer made IN the pay
meut n the interest au tie de5t secured by certain
accd = trust bearing date Ga the 2lst day II
Land records 1f he Ilsfrr az GIgr1bia IN OSfober
IA, 1915. IN hber Z55, folio SO e seq. and az the
written direction O. the holder and owner 0f the
note scclrcd by said de,d of trust. the undersigned
the Trustee named u said deed u trust, VIII 0rc-
for sale, under tie provisions thereof ~ pubic
auctlol. n 'front.' OF the premises al s O'Clock p H..
~ ~ ESDA1- The Ath uaF ot Ducer-oer. A D.
isS the following described land and UmisrS with
LLe ullTuitllti cls-lA1ul-. rights. ways. anl
iymg IN the District u Columbia LOIS numbered
SIX hundred and one ,gl.I. six hundred and two
I1lI ,0lti SIX hundred ana seven .o'. SIX hundred
aud eight .5ci. sL hundred aui nine .gJsl. SIX
hundlei and ten l5l0i and six hundred and eleven
onl, IN \. B. laInesons subdivision of part o.
block numbered four 49,. IN 5. T.. Browns slbdi-
vision q part Of the tract q land nov known as
Mount f4easant as Ier plat recorded u Llb-r County
No -. folio "a Of the records 0i the Office Il the
surveyor q the District of Columbia.
This property viii be slIa as an entirety OF in
single lots as may be directed by the Trustee at the
Terms Of sale Onc-third Of the purchase nrc, in
h-iOf whic deposit q 500 must be made 90 tie
trustee al the time 0 sale u sold entirety and
Of SlS pr lot II sold IN lo,sl. and the balance III
equal notes OF the purchaser, payable IN and TIVE
years from date of sale, with interest the rate Il
Der cantuu Der aLnuu- payable n-eannualyr
tho property sold. all cash. 90 the option of the
purchaser. The terms OF sale 10 De complied with
within twenty days rr0m the date Of sale, default
OF which the property VII be TcsoiG at the sk ana
est Of the de.duitug purchaser after five GAYS re-
advertisement In some newspaper published u Wash
An conycyaucing. title examination. and recerdins
at the exleEssS7 OF the GuIehassr NI0N TRUST
Trustee. By EDWARD J. SrELLWAGEN PresI-
dent, No. lil4 street northwest. Attest: tSea)
GEokGE T. FLEMING, Secretary.
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EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days, a, m. % . p. M


Week days, 2:57, 500. So, 1J0, 10 500, $50
9Da. $50. 1907 u90 d. M, y neon, I2s5, la0
2I. 500 3:20, 400, 4i5, 5:j0. 5:03, $50 CO., 6.H
% $50, $50, i051, l03S. L-s9, HISS p. m
sundays PSI q 20 I'D. $50, 800. 1900, uI
a. m, la. l.i5 800. $50. $780, $50. SO, 500 1900
lB.55, u.5U II 30 ,. IA.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. IN and s5:E
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS, aud LOUISVILLE
500 a. m, 10 p N, 'l230 night.
PfTfSkURG. p p. M, '9:I0 p. m, 'l2.50 night
Glen ELAND, .S:l0 pm COLUMBUS. $50 pm.
WHEELING, so g. m, ; 80 p. m
WINCHESTER 5 IS a. m. = 30, 800 D. n
ANNAPOLIS, week days 600 a. n. lz3j noon
as p. n. go T. N. sundays, SO a. N. and So.
LURAY and ELKTON, 'i95 p. NJ.
FREDERICK, tS55. Ssl5 q. m. si:30. 4S5 t53,
HAGERsTOwN, e s.35 a. m and ts0o y m.
BOYD and way points. So S9.l5 g. m 81 ~
3 90 ISIS. Sl9.l5, III 30 y. 10.
GAITHERsBURt5 ana way points, is.3s S9:l5 a
"a, 1850, 81 20. 30, sos, i5:5. t6 50 : S. s9;l5
IN 20 D. IN.
WASHINGToN JUNCTION and way points. IS IS
g Is a. H., 81 %. t510. f5:35 .. m
sDaiy. Except Sunday. sSunday only
Reservations OF Sleeping OF PaTiOr Car sracp rates
Of fare, &c., viii be quickly furnished BY TEL IL
PHONE at all OF the following Ticket Ofsces: I4li
y ST. NV, Telephone, main 1881 6I9 PENNSYLVANIA
ave. Telephone, main rs. Station New Jersey ave
and st.-Ticket Office, Telephone, east ssI Infor
mation Bureau, east II.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST PEW MORE HOME-RAISED CANARIES
left viii sell 81 s. each. And now Is the tune 20
plant bulbs. such as Chinese lilies. hyscinths. tu-
LiuS SC Have also new lot q crliies black and
tais japanese pIEs bull terriers foT terriers also
rue buiinnchCs HaTtz cansries parrots. goldfish, &C
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. IL l2th St Hw. no25-tf
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WANT MODEL WASHINGTON.
Committee win Summarize Improve
meut Methods of Other cities.

The committee on Improvement of
housing conditions is preparing a
schedule 10 summarize the laws and reg
ulations upon which the bettcring Of
conditions for the poorer people in other
cities IN me country have been based
This investigation, it is expected, will
give the complete information what is
being done elsewhere and viii make the
committee Office a center Of Information
for those who desire to work ont plans
for model Washington.
The inquiry which is now underway,
and which II is expected viii be complet-
ed by January l, includes the following
subjects: Principal housing problems in
other cities, fre-esCape laws. percentage
Of lots left vacant In the erection Of new
houses and tenements, air and light
shafts, light and ventilation Of rooms and
Railways. basement rooms. cellar floors,
overcrowding, and the Ike.
The investigation will include questions
TO determine the best course to pursue in
dealing with old buildings badly de-
teriorated. but not sufficiently insauitary
or unsafe TO justify their condemnation,
Some Of the subheads on this subject will
be: Required cleanliness Of buildings,
required whitewashing of walls and cell
ings. repair Of broken plaster. safe con-
dition Of stairways, adequate light and
ventilation in rooms and Railways. ar
rangements for adequate supply Of water.
required sewer connections, vacation of
buildings unfit for habitation. and care
Of premises
The committee will investigate arrange
ments made i'm other cities for regular in
spection OF alley houses and poorer quar-
ters the building of model houses either
as a business philanthropy or for purely
commercial motives and what has been
done to obtain the gradual elimination
OF wooden houses in the business sections
Of the city.
This information viii be at the disposal
Of any person interested in the subject
who will visit or write 10 the commit
tees office. room 705 Ouray Building,
Eighth and G streets northwest
The treasurer Of the committee, Alan .,
CIephane. Acknowledges with thanks the
Fo1lov-{np contributions recently received
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PIANOS FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-YUU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
piano from US fST g and W per month Sc up
rights % select from; al IN pcrfCct cndIton- z.
u SMITH PIANO CO. lZ5 Pa ocls-u
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MALE HELP WANTED,

NANTED-CLERk, WITH kNONLEDGE OF
bookkeeping and stCnogaphy. Apply I553 18th st.
WANTED WOULD YOU LIKE POSITION As
nurse OF cook icity OF New YORK;. CAN early, with
references EUREKA EMPLOYMENT TX
CHANGE. l0n y. Y. ave. Jno- f. {. News0m.
Prop.
NANTLD-BONS WITH OR WITHOUT BICY-
clps good wages. school boys will be employed
Sundays and holidays and after p N. daily.
Apply at MUTUAL DISTRICT TELEGRAPH
Co, cor. lith and I sts. Cc6-eOd
WANTED INEXPERIENCED YOUNG Statesmen
for books. mems clothing. and mems furnishings.
Apply between aud 10 a. n. 70 II. G. JACOBS.
with Woodward 4 Lothr0p. noliu
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN or NEAT AP-
pearsnce on special proposition ont of city
newspaper OF insurance experience pTpfeTrgd- Call
before 10 a. m. Monday basement AcGil Bldg.
Ask for MR.. MILLER uof-d
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES RE
paired for 81 Called for and delivered Work
satisfactory or nc charge. Mail your order F. 5.
HAWLEY. 1904 Th ST. Nv. uols-u
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LOIS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-FINE LOT ON NEW YORK AVE.
bet 18th and 18th; south side; 3lll So IT.. IS II
front Price $500.
M1LLER-sHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO,
Phone, West 30. 1923 WISCONSIN AVE. (S2d ST. ,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FYPFRT STENOGRAPHIC WORK AT THE
most approved prices; Remington Upewrlung
done STENOGRAPHIC, Ills K l. ave noZs-lW
WILL CARE FOR AND KEEP N TUNE GOOD
,-nrirbt piano for its use; no children. Address
NJ D. Herald office ho-55l
WINTFO-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS.
Wben selling why not drop postal % an old re
Liable frmF MARKS & CO. 3G 3th, opposite Saks
p iuboDe main 1913. nolou
0-.NTrD-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
csrrets Office and store fixtures Of al kinds Eur
,,llnrs stored Tacked. and shipped. Address BAUM,
40 Pa ave NV Phone main Id
The Washington herald., 1906-11-30
SUBURBAE---F0R SALE.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
TERRACE
The Latest Addition 10 the Fash
fonabIe Northwest

ionabie Northwest.
Fronts 1.O0 feet on both sides Of
broad Connecticut avenue. natural
forest shade trees on every lot. the
new I.eQ0 ee Connecticut avenue bridge
twill be completed in 90 days. leads
directly 20 this property. Buy now
and receive the great increased values
that IS sure 20 follow this and other
notable improvements in this locality.
The lots are selling fast. make your
selection now IL you wish To secure
the choice locations or the lots with
the most beautiful trees
Prices Z5c to 3sc a square foot. Terms.
500 20 500 cash, balance 500 to so
monthly or l-3 cash, balance five an
nual payments. : per cent of for
cash. Money furnished TO build
Remember this is the best property
that has been offered TO the public on
Connecticut avenue within the last ten
years. or ever again viii be at our
prices. We challenge you TO compare
location and prices
For full particulars. drop postal. tele-
phone or call for plot. &C, Of
The Washington herald., 1906-11-30
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