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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC,

JUST FEW MORE HOMERAIsED CANARIES
Left viii sell at 81 each, And now is the time 20
plant bulbs, such as Chinese lilies. hyacnths tu-
lips. &c Have also new lot Of e0llies black and
tans, Japoneae pugs, bull terriers fox terriers also
lne oullhncles Hartz cauaTies parrots goldfish &c.
sCHMIDS . BIRD STORE ~ nth ST Nv. no2s-1
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HELP WANTED.

l,AA IEiI-UDL IUk'S DRIk EK. IS; BUTLER,
sler sluClCr lRuudrCss urst-class cook. waitress
i7.fs-i suud wages. ktkEhA, lJil =. \. ave.
NAMED THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
urgFS and typgUTlteTs exceeds the supply course
al oar scH0ol requires tTgn 80 70 % days speeial
Afternoon SESSIONS IOT government employee SIENUr
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3I5Sls Colorado Bldg.
70
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SUBURBAR---FOR SALE,

CONNECTICUT AVE TERRACE-THIS NEW
subdivision is being plated into = and ] acre
lots also 20 building lots fronts 200 feet fash
iunacie Connecticut ave; natural forest shade trees
every lot: pTiccs sc 10 3sc square foot Terms
Sio 10 $50 cash. balance 81 10 81 monthly Write
telephone oT cal Tor preliminary plat and fuI par
tIculars
FULTON r. GORDON
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT r. HEATER MCr
Colorado Building Tel Main 500
FOR SALE-SUBURB LOT on ELECTRIC
TanUay, northwest SO. payable s. monthly with
out interest OT taxes. Address OWNER Herald
Office. I,o7i-g1+
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA. ID. C. PROPERTIES: :
fine stock and dairy farms suburban homes O5
places TO select from. The SOULE CO. tlnc5 SO
Ia ave. uo7tff
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sTPRElE CnrRT nF M nIsTRIcT ID ID

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or co
~ ii,i4' Wa l3Ls tIooale oEl' Esla'e q 5eills
ti0n DlcGlt-Appiicatou having been made herein
fT probate of the last viii and testament 0f said
utctaatu. ana IT letters festGmeufarT on said rs
tate, by Ernest II. Pilsblry, the cXecgfor named
therein. SAID viii bearing date December - 1872
- IS ordered tins 2th day of NOsemh-r a d. 1876.
that Jessie Tamage Smith. Alay MduEm. Edith
Donran. Maude ialmag- Wyckoh. and frank DE-
Witt Iamage. an q flp age. and all others con-
crrUed, appear ln s8HI curt on MONDAY.
the $lst day II December =. D. 1896 ar 10
CLOCK a. H.. % show cause shy such application
should not be granted Let notice hereof be- Iub-
llshod m the Washington Law Reporter The Wash
ngton Htuid, and Washington Efenlng star once
IN each ~ three successive weeks htfare the return
day herein msItiUued-t.c first publication 90 De
not less than thirty DAYS before said return cay.
ASHLEY 81 GOULD. Justice. Attest. fSesi.I
JAMES TANNER. REGISTER q Wills Tor the Dis
trct q Columbia, CLERK q the Probate Court.
JOHN b. LABNER. CHARLES 5. HAYDEN Al
torneys. ul2 te5.il
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

GOOD SERVANT. Apply az once. us llth st,
AT ONCE - THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
glove saieswonen Apply JULIUS GABFINkLE
& CO.. lL6 r st. NV nC2l-tf
NIhD-ENTEkiENCED SALESWONEN IN
books stati0neTy, handkerchief notions neckUeaT.
TOYS, dolls. umbrellas. &c also bright young
from eighth grade and High School, without expe-
neuce- Apply between S and 10 z. IA. 10 II. q. IA
COBS. with Woodward & LOthr0p- nOi4t
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED 70 THOR
Oughly reliable competent suit and coat Salesw0meu
Of good character. Address BOX los. Herald Office.
u0lI-tf
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERT.
enced skirt and cost hands women's garments.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & Co. l226 st. NV.
nos-f
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Of Couuhia Frsnris r smith CouIni7irent -
Louis II. Meyers ct al, Defendants Equity No
2o3s0.-The object q tlis suit Is 20 establish a
mechanics hen and for sale Of the property de-
SCrIbed in these proceedings On motion Of the
complainant. by Malc3lm Hufty, his solicitor Il i
TINS 9th DAY u November. lgS ordered that the
defendant, fount lie Roy Elevator Company a
corporation, cause its appearance To be entered
herein ON OF before the fortiCth day. exclusive
cf Sundays and legal holidays occurring after the
day q the first publication Qf this order; other
wise the cause viii De proceeded wi.h as in ease
Of default. Provided copy Of this order be pub
lished once week for three successive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald before said day. HARRY NJ CLABAUGH
Chief Justice. a true copy-Test: tSeaLJ J. K
YOUNG, Clerk. By WINS L. LEMON Assistant
Clerk. nos de5 z
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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:
JOHNSTON's PHARMACY 1921 \. J. ave. NV
b hANN SONS d CO. Information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY Sih and
East Capitol sts
+. 4. NELLEli , PHARMACY 553i n st. NV
A1hINSONS $ PHARMACY. llth and g sts Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. sd and SIS. nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, Ist and sts. nv.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and Park SIS. NJ"
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and nv
ing SITS. NV
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and T sts nv.
TAHLOR'S PHARMACY. 9Th and z sts NV.
kENERS 5 PHARMACY. 9th and S sts. NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd snd stS ne
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOOD'S, corner Prince and Royal sts.
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~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding q Probate Court IN re ss-
tate Of George Hicseuio1Ie-. deceased. No. 1898
IL aIIaariug to the coTIt that the citation issued
herein % Tiio II Davidson and Annie T. Hetler
uIsyn the PETITION 1f Prank g. sclrirg and Har1y l.
Rust for the admission % probate of tle last VII.
and testament % aid George hlrECul0UIfE GCC5GsCd.
has been rtturuCl not 10 be found the said Lille
y. Davidson and Annie l.. HeiHlT hereby H.tI-
lied u the said Application for slch probate and %
is this 18th day " Noveuber A, ID. 1886 ordered
that the said Lilllc a. Davidson and Annie /. Hgl-
ueT cause their APPEARANCE 20 b. catered herein on
before the tlTtiltu day exclusive 0i Sundays aud
legal holidays occurring after the day u the HrsI
publication n this order. others l-c the matter Bl4
be- Proceeded with as iG case at default, provided a
three successive weeks IN the Washington Law Re
porter and Tho Washington Herald ASHLEY ".
GOULD. Justice. A tTUC CcIy-. Attest i1-alf
JAMES TANNEB, REGISTER %! Walls. nsgi .dl5
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New Orleans.
GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates Co,
members Chicago Board Of Trade, Munsey Building
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sIpRENE C0IRT OE THE DISTKICT "a -

SUPREME COUKr OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, holding Probate Court: No 1917, Ad-
minlsTatiCu--Ihl is 10 give notice that the Sub
sCribcrs, Of the District Of Columbia. have obtained
from the Probate Court u the District Of Column
bla. letters tCstameut0Ty the estate Of MAY A
Brooke late Of the District of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same. with the vOuch-
thereof legally authenticated 90 the subscribers
on OF before the I3TH DAY OF NOVEMBER A
ID. 1897 otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under our hands
this 18Th day Of November, 1896. JULIA Meal
LISTER, $40 N street northwest: ERNEST O.
THOMPSON, eSl Pennsylvania avenue. Attest
(Seall JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills FOR
the District of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court TUCKER & KENYON Attorneys
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

FOOIMAN on GENERAL Man BY YOUNG
white man; best references D. .. G.. I29 New
York ave nv. uuZ5-3t
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER Aucri0Deer

SALE OF FRAME HOUSE No.
ai l. STREET NOhIHN EST.
BEK A D. 1906 at 40 O'Clock D. m. I uiT seil
b. public auction ia front Of the Prsm.sos the lol-
lowing described real estate. situate u the City q
lgt eight s). in square FIVE hundred and fifty-egit
800 containing about go square feet, together with
me improvements. consisting q small frame dwell
Terms Of sale-Cash. deposit Of 500 required
AZ lhe time q sale. Terms 0f sale 10 De- complied
with within 10 days from day Il sale otherwise the
undersigned reseues tGe right ~ resell the property
az me rlsS and cost Of ta cefauting purchaser,
after r{e aas advertisement et sgc resale lu folr
% C4ly neHsI1pdr' published IN Washington. D.
g. Al c-ass Ausis. recording. &c, a. purchase
cH4s; S BRoNWELL. Colonel. Z. 8. A.
no20d&dhsc1S
CHARLES e, sLOAN y Co, Agesieneers.
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE PATENT
~ SHADE HANGERS KNOWN As THE DIS
Nh bALlL5bEAk klAG ADJUSTABLE WIN
By virtue q a decree Il the Supreme Court Of
the District q Columbia passed iu El-ity Cause
NJ. 15y65 on The docket u said court ne under.
Tie auction rooms ui g.. g.. sloan < Co Is17 e. 81
NV. on WEDNESDAY. the Z-lh day Of NoTem-
Der. 100, al II O'CLOCK III. the patent covered by
leltsrs patent No. Isl5l dated june 9. l3s issued
@ William Disney, and assigusd % the Disney
shade COMPANY 5a April 2 ls,s. for Improvement
Adjustable window Shade Hanger, t0Cethe~ with
al rights attacsed 20 SAID patent. except the rght
= exploit and sell sad shade hanger u the District
q Columbia and the States q Virginia Georgia
ana Aisbsms
Terms of sale: All cash. % De paid within ten davs
qured at the time Of sale II the telms of sale are
not complied with IN nttecu DAYS. the rsGlt Is re-
ell aga patent nights az the rlsk and c1sy OF the
deiaulting purchase .- -
Trustee Century Building, AZ stu st. nv.
nol5d&dse1S
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- I'-0'E ~-~'T t--se - .l4-S tA-1o
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
tNeek days, 7 a. IN. 10 p M
To BALTIMORE
Week days, 2.57 51J. 80, 7a0. 10, 500 s.5I
500 $50. 1885, uNO a. ~, Y noon, Eos O0,
2.l0 $40, 30. 4:D. $40. 5.B, 5:5, 30, 6OJ. ~,
20 $40. $50. lUlJ. IJ-3j 80 50 p. N.
Sundays 257 20, I'D, SO. 9:0G 1000, uM
sG., 20, l:i5, 800, $50 500, $50, $50, $40 1900
lU,yj. 49, II - j. "a
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. -l:22 and $50
CINCINNATI, 81. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
$40 a. m, % p. m. rl1.l0 night
pITsr~ItI- re- - d m .g.i0 n m -1q.71 nfght
Glen ELAND, rg:I5 pm; COLUMBUS, $50 pm.
WHEELING, 500 a. m. 80 p. N.
MINC9 ESTER Is a. m, 41S, 500 D. N.
ANNAPOLIS, week days. 500 a. n l2a5 noon
rs ,. m, 60J > H. Sundays, 30 n. and So
LURAY and ELKTON, '405 ?. m.
FREDERICK, B35, sg15 a. N, 81 30 tG95 f5ss
HAGERSTOWN, :s.35 a. N and 500 D n.
BOYD and way points, SIS. S9.5 a. m 81 81
f5711 f5.S5. Sl9;l5. III 30 p.
GATTHERsBURG and say points, IS 35 s9:I5 a.
m, flz5J, SiSt, -. 5S, j5s5, go. 'I.55 sl95
I'll - J.. 20.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points, 1855.
Sis a. n, 81 -. f5;20, = IS T. m
-laily. tExccpt sunday. SSuaday only
Reservations Of Sleeping pariur Car sua e. rates
Of fare, &c, wlu be quickly furnished BY rEI,E-
PHONE at all of the following Ticket Offices. lsl7
& st. NV. Telephone. main 1881: 6l9 PENNSYLVANIA
ave-. Telephone, main rs. Station, New Jersey ave
and st.-Ticket 0fice, Telephone, east So Infor-
nation Bureau, east III
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet lIth and 18th; south side; S,I1 50. fl IS f.
front. Price, $500.
MILLER-SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone West ia ls23 WISCONSIN AVE. sd st.
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FOR SALE. S2.3OO-
FOR SALE, $4,000

FOR SALE. S2.5OO-
VERY NEAR 18th & Q SITS. NV. Sub
stantialy built 2stCry brick dwelling in
good condition. rented az $3.50 monthly.
Lot lsrsz95 20 wide paved alley. Tust Of
s. l50, can remain.
L. w. GR00MES,
14O5 New York Ave.
'PhOne Main 1852.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,
AUTOMOBILES.

STANLEY Touring Car: fully equipped: search
lights. sCusrator speed0meter, top IN perfect
Cltilu
tOHB-i-Cyl. Touring Car; scarc.Ilights generator
top speedUmetCr, IN perfect condition
PEERLESS. 1876, 4-cyL Touring Car; recently over
hauled
Alsl WHITE Steamer and REQ Runab0ut
These cars are exceptional bargains, and viii be
sold at q sacrifice.
MOTOR CAR CO, I5l4 y Y. ave Nv.
MOIST
FOR SALE-GASOLINE AUTOMOBILE. N
frst-ciass condition, $50; owner leaving city. Sl4
18th NV. noT-3t
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New York. Nov. g7.-WHEAT strong, checking
trade; No. I Northern Duluth. % arrive liake and
rail-, 6ls cents over AIay. f O. h.: No ] Northern
Manitoba, s7i4. I. O. b.; No Northern Manitoba.
sl+, T. o. b. .: No red f. oh o., u over December >
No. . T. o. b., y under May; No ! macarUui, 3s,z-
Exporters tOck two loads.
CORN steady No. elevator, 81; No ?. 50 for
new. {. O. b.. No. yellow. 81. f. O. b.; No. early
December. s.; late December. 50, {. o. b.; No. p
Z. o. b. January aud February, 50: No 2 T. o.. D..
nrst half March. 50 No. white 81. f. o. B. Export
Crs tock three leads.
OATS-1larkCt fat Elevator prices: No. ? white
Ssiz; No white So No. mixed 57z-
The prices Tor futures follow:
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COLLECTORS,

WE DO GENERAL COLLECTING; LOCAL AND
foreign; no charge unless successful. Phone Sl4s
THE FULLER AGENCY. III 18th ST. noS-u
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HOUSES FOB SALE,
SALE. S125O-

FOR SALE, S1,25O-
IN A GOOD RENTING SECTION OF
NORTHWEST. tW0-storg brick dwelling. 9
rooms. water, sewer. and gas always rented
% good lwhitei tenant at $3.50 monthly.
Lot 70 feet deep 20 ailey.
/. w. GR00MES,
1908 New York Ave,
Phone Main 6352.
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STORAGE.

We STORE FOR IS GENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of al kinds L. ) SEUKAGE CO. 1892 Tenth
s.. NV. Phone ~. tZS. n0E2-30t
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES RE
paired for ST. Called for and delivered. Work
satisfactory or no charge. Mail your order. f. 81
HAWLEY. ls9 7th ST. nv. nols-u
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FOR SALE, S1.3OO-
WELL BUILT THREE 49, STORY BRICK
HOUSE. ;Coms, water, sewer, and gas !
situated NORTHWEST. NEAR NEW
UNION STATION Rented at 5000 per
NO. GOOD AS An INVESTMENT.
L. w. GR00MES,
1905 New York Ave,
Phone Main 6352.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
RAILROADS.,
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAl

NU1AL bLL JINE-
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and St
EA ERl OTHER Hot X On THE ODD HOUR d
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEM NORk.
NEM TEkMlNAL, SD 81, NEW YORK.
= 90 a. IL. Diner, Pullman Paror.
fyTu a u. Bullet, PaTiOT. kiyg-hOur train
1880 d N. Diner and Pullman Pericr Car.
III so a. L. Diner and Pullman Iarlor Car
. ~ j. N. Dlner and Pullman Parlor Car
s5:jI y. Royal Limited. All pullnlans
f4uJ D. m Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
-5Ja D. n. Diner and Pullman Parl0r.
= % j. II. Coaches 70 Philadelphia
IL - b. NJ SleCpers.
- % a. III. Sieepers.
ATLANTIC CITY Z 90 900 IL 90 E m II %
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ATHEY'S CRYSTAL CREAM SHAMPOO FOR
ladies and gentlemen; Scent package Is sham
pooslt s. cents. W. A1HE1, MartiIsbuTg, ". Va
St no1s-St
CAN YOU WRITE A SHORT STORYg LET Us
have your manuscript for revision and criticism;
y means dollars IN your pocket COZ LDlN(s
NEWS SYNDICATE. lis Rhode Island ave.
Bo23 30de2
NE WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
well dressed Tor SL00 d week. LOOK for KANDEL.
l02 Ith ST. NV uol5lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cid WON carpets. Drop postal or 'ph0ne
main AS. NAShiNGTON hUG 60. FaCtory
93l 5th ST. NV
BUTTONHOLES MADE BY MACHINE, lc EACH:
orders taken at DURCH'S, s05 Sth ne. no2l3t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-GREAT DANE PUPPY, WHITE SUIT
able reward for return % l15I II ST. ne
LOST-ON SATURDAY. NOV a. BET WASH
iugton and Beuuiug race track. brooch containing
Il diamonds. valued aCCuIut Of associations LIB
cgal reward if returned. THE GENEVA, Apt g.
18th and NOu nu.F-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

month. Address BOX Is Herald Office. nc27-3t
WILL CARE FOR AND KEEP II TUNE GOOD
upright piano fer It's use; no children Address
NJ D., Herald 0ficc. nc3-3t
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER REDS
liable frmg MARKS < CO.. 30i 7th, opposite Saks'
OF phone main 1913 noI5-tf
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED. FEW MORE
shorthand and typcwTiting pupils; class or indi-
Fidual instruction; Pitman system; Instructor Is
years experience speed diCtaton; quick course and
shorthand made easy q specially. Address BOX l6
Herald Office. oc2S-imo
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets, ofiee and store fixtures Of all kinds Fur
niture stored packed. and shipped. Address BAUM
9l2 Pa ave NV Phone main 1854
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ROOMS FOR RENT,

FURNISHED ROOMS; SINGLE OR En- SUITE.
first second. and thiTd fOOrss with heat and lsAJ
323 East Capitol ST uo-6-st
III YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS SEE Usj
10 charges THE CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
Co. Isl nw.i room > Phone " Aao. no-'-s0i
SIS Z ST. W-FURNIsHED THIRD FLOOR
front ROOM large CLOSET private family not
1881 ST. NV. - DRAWING-ROOM SUITE,
ether rooms continental breakfast refs The Ar
iiugtcH- noio5ot
~ you WANT ROOMS CO TO GEKsON. DENI
q Co, 6lI 9Th ST No charges Tor securing
rooms noiu
FURNISHED.
THE OAKLAND, 20lg COLUMBIA ROAD, WASH,
Heights HigL-class furu- rooms. dining room 10
bldg. APAKlMEAT 81 noN+t
Sis f ST. NW-NICE ROOMS Oh ID AND SID
hcors- steam heat, private family 1oZ-lt
80 ST sE-NEAR LIBRARY. CAPITOL.
large, comfortable. newly tuT. TOfLns. private lam
ily; phone rrasouabe. ocls-u
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
S ST NE.-LARGE ROOM: SOUTHERN -EX-
posurei hear. gas; bath on same floor; no children
reasonable. nc25-4t
WITH BOARD.
1872 VERMONT AVE- PLEASANT ROOMS;
good location: old Virginia cooking. Tansiguts aud
table boarders taken I. j. C. LIST noS4t
gls WYOMING AVE NW.-ROOMs. BOARD:
beautiful location. Telephone /. SLEEPER. North
4s54 no22-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

FOP SALE-CASH REGISTERS
NV NATIONALS fhOA IS UP. HALL
MOUD kEGlofEkS AT SACRIFICE. SEN-
kkAL SLIGHTLY USED Nationals FULLY
GlAhANIEED. EACEPIlUNAL BAkGAINS
AND On EASY PAYMENTS. We SELL SIC
OhD-HAND CASH REGISTERS Or ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND IN BETTER CONDI-
TlON THAN ANY DEALER.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO,
av2-Dt 81! grH ST N(y
AMERICAN FLAG 25 FEET LONG: IN USE
BY I. ). government; best quality; fine condition.
Address FLAG. Herald Office. nOzS-3t
FOR SALE-5D NEW AND SECONDHAND
heating and cooking stOTes Of every description,
IRON y mp. We invite your inspection. SNIIZEk
a La PORTE, ll3l 7th ST. NV. Phone VI ll03.
fOR SABE-UPHIGHT PIANOS AT LOW
prices. These instruments have been used but are
IN excellent condition. Stieh, ChickeTiug, Knsbe
Fischer, Estey Kohler 4 Campbell Shaw Eose &c
Square pianos low $40. Ii viii pay you 10
see Us II you want piano. CHAS- N. SIIEFt.
81 llth ST, NV J. G. Conlif, MSe nols-u
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FOR SALE. SI5OO-

FUR SALE, 1900
SITUATED NORTHWEST. ONE SQUARE
FROM PA. AVE. CARS. substantially built
two-st0ry dwelling Of s rooms. Rented at
500 monthly. Lot 20.50xl29 to alley. Stable
IL rear
L. W. GR00MES,
1908 New York Ave,
Phone Main 6352.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-ONE-ACRE LOT. ON NEW
Cut road. opposite reservoir for equity in small
dwelling OF apartment Address OWNER. Herald
Office. no24-7t
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TABLE BOARDERS WANTED,

lois 18th ST. NW.-EXCELLENT TABLE
board; also few choice roO-ns, suite OF single
noL-5t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN AT i55 AND 5 PER CENr
INTEREST On APPROVED j.. G. REAL Is
TATE PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALI.Eo
POSSIBLE Expense MOORE & HILL uEc.].
~ l4tl ST. Nv oC5-tf
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HOUSES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN CITY
corner Ia NV; assessed at 500: price S25 90
partial Improvements gay per cent
ALLAN T.. WALKER, I41O G st.
rcls-tf
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ROOMS WANTED.

II TOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
them 70 Gerson, Dent Co. Gil 7th ST. NV,
the only real estate agents renting rooms.
ccls-d
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-26
CRIMINAL OUTFITS BREAK Up
More Bank R0bberles in the State Dur.
ing Fall Than Ever Before in
Its History.

North Dakota and northern MIME
sofa have been enjoying their banner
year so far as bank robberies ana
holdups are concerned. Never before
in the history of this state has there
been such an epidemic of bank blow
ups. It has been estimated that the
total amount secured from banks
alone in North Dakota by robbers this
year has amounted to very nearly
$4,000.
That there has been an organized
band of thieves operating in the state
is not now believed. When the first
few robberies were committed the au-
thorities were inclined to this opinion,
but recent developments have tended
to disprove this.
The first robberies. it will be re-
membered, were mostly postoffices.
The men who had committed these
robberies are believed to have belong
ed to the same gang of criminals, but
the officers soon got on their trail so
hot that they were forced to leave this
section.
Recently there have been a number
of different criminal outfits operating
in the state, according to the officers,
and these bands will be broken up
very soon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-26
elon' He can at that time swear in
MS vote and secure all the rights he
would have had had he registered
Campbell's Mistake.

hd campbell, one Of the best natured
and most successful men +h,+ .uo,
toted a grip. had rather an amusing
experience in this city few days ago.
winch his friends are telling as the
easiest way OF securing the cigars
hd, as ne is popularity known, is a
prime 1avorite with the ladies, and his
sterling character and gentlemanlv
manner gives him welcome to the
pest homes. But he is loyal to his
best girl and certain young lady of
this city is the fortunate one. Ha
never has but one girl and ia ever
ready to do the part of a true gallant
TO her. Arriving in the city on the
evening of one of the special attrac-
lions at the theatre, and being detained
longer than he expected with a cus-
toner who insisted On buying nearly
everything he carried. he called nm
the young lady over the phone and
invited her to attend the play, apolo-
glzing for the manner of inviting her.
Inc voice at the other end of the
phone sounded little peculiar Int
when Ed began telling his mission he
thought 1t was an attempt on the part
OF the young lady to fool him and have
a little joke at his expense, and when
the voice declared it was the mother
and not the daughter he told her he
could not be fooled that way. Finally
to prove that he could not be mistaken.
the two at the phone agreed to use
two words in greeting each other when
the carriage arrived at the home that
would prove that they were the same
two people who had talked over the
phone. Imagine his surprise when he
met the lady in the hall to be greeted
with the mystic words from her
mother. The joke was out but he did
not finch and escorted the mother to
the opera with the grace of Chester
field.