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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-16
WRIT STATUE QUESTION
Encampment May Yet Take Action
Against tho Southern Daughters.

It is the Judgment of prominent
Grand Army men that if tho encamp-
ment is given an opportunity to
express it's Judgment on the Wirz
statue, it will denounce it, by
vote of two or three to one. Scarcely
any of the delegates, who will talk at
all about the matter, are willing to
say that IT,, = dea EN- 1esolutiea
question is being talked very freely by
delegates and their friends, and it be-
gins to look as if the encampment,
under tho leadership of COMMANDMENT
Chief Tanner, would throw policy and
every other consideration Of good sense
and good taste to one side, and, led
wholly by. its passions. vote in further
denunciation of the one southerner
while alive, and whose memory. altho
he has been long. dead, is as fresh in
their minds this minute as when
he was planning the fortunes and muir
ders which disgraced his administration
at Andersonville.
It is curious study in human nature
for the men who stand on one side dur
listen to the things that are said about
Wirz and the young women of the
south, who are planning the statue in
his honor. Conservatism would natur-
ally suggest that the Grand Army of
the Republic has nothing whatever to
do with the actions of these young
ladies, and that its interference would
be wholly gratuitous. 1t would sug-
ges, further, that the way to emphasize
the erection Of the statue certainty,
would be to have the Grand Army en-
campment dignity the matter by
nnticina il Conservatism would alaa
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and south, blue and gray, can say
amen to their sentiment.
"It is simple tribute of Maynard
bronco to a big woman's soul, who
lived to love and inspire love, and hope
fraternal devotion:'
In Memory of Mrs. comrade Tanner.
If could clothe the thoughts feel
In language that would half express
The grandeur of her soul-the real,
Rich radience of her tenderness;
II could paint With artists touch.
Devoid of self and selfish thought,
The artist soul would show how much
This comrade mother knew and taught.
Devoted next to God, to Jim"
Since old Schoharie school chum days.
And always confident In him
And close to him In heart always;
So big of brain, so strong of heart,
SO like a warrior soul In peace.
While here she played a noble part,
And made our love for her increase
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-16
LOYAL LEe1oN's OPEN HOUSE
Visiting Brothers Welcomed at Tempt.
Shrine Rooms, - - .

The Loyal Legion is keeping open
house this week for, visiting brother
officers in the Shrine Rooms on the
eighth floor of the Masonic Temple.
The reception rooms are pleasingly dee
grated with flags and bunting and the
large Shrine. room is made beautiful
with Tags, sabres' stands Of arms, tents
to break the open appearance of the
room and are most pleasing and effec-
tive. On the platform is beautiful
marble bust of President Lincoln in q
small booth draped i'm black velvet and
brilliantly lighted from above. The
decoration is striking and impressive.
lunch at noon and night. The rooms
are open at all times for visiting mem
bers Of the legion, who are invited to
make them their headquarters. Check,
ing and mail facilities are supplied.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-16

Former Senator from Montana Would
Succeed w, A. Clark,

Helena, Mont. Aug. 15.-Formsr SEN
ator Lee Mantle today announced his
candidacy for the United States senate
to succeed w. A. Clark. In . brief
newspaper interview he said he was in
the field for the senatcrship. believing
his long service In the party entitled
gresham ]. NJ Dixon.
William Scallan, former president Of
the Anaconda Mining company, il slso
mentioned as candidate.
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When you have a Bad
Breath-Wake up!

" A WAKE Up! lts tsrne to take
wv s:: =@ !; ~. h: =, .,,:.. =.
w speak to turns his face tho
ether way. ..
When your tongue IL coated.
When you have Heartburn, Belching.
Acid Risings in throat,
When Pimples begin to poop out,
When your Stomach Gnaws or Burns,
That's the time to check coming Con,
stpation, Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
One single Candy Cascaret will do I,
If taken at the right minute. just when you
first feel the need of It.
Do 1t nowl
cascarets don't Purge. nor Weaken. nor
waste Digestive Juices in flooding out the
Bowels. like Salts, Castor OIL, "Physios."
But, - they act like Exercise on the
Muscles that shrink and expand tho lntes,
tines. thus pushing the Food on Naturally
to Its Finish.
When your BowelMuscles grow flabby
they need Exercise to strengthen them
not "Physic" to panper them. -
Cascarets provide the bracing tone tina,
Is needed specifically by tho Bowelmuscles,
X
Then carry the little ten-oent ''Vest
Pocket box constantly with you, and take
Cascaret whenever you suspect you neec
It. es>g .>.,
One Cascaret at a time will promptly
cleanse foul Breath, or Coated Tongue
thus proving clearly Its ready. steady. sure
but mild and effective action.
Have the little loc Emergency box o
Cascarets constantly near you
All Druggists sell them-over ten mil
Hon boxes year, for six years past.
Be very careful to get the genuine
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk: Every tab
let stamped "CcC." $50
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The Geographic society Of Switzerland has
provided Or. vcaa. instructor b soeleGy at the
University OF Bern. vita the funds for exploring
the interios OF Liberia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-24

2cnbon beu,ertbar semadt, hoo nod
Der Rsbd hds Geinige aur ftarten Der
ssHrtinisuns btitrGst. Dian TT 6aber
bort su elmer neuen. iebr prdttiiden
Ndboh iibersesansen, oie GaTabe Der
!Gtbdu& mfttett Oampffrabt gu ri,
Hgen.
DIE s~eionn,te fir cine Iolne Meunis
snag e~rfcrhatt4e Nnlags bstebt Gus
efattt etnfnGen tletnen DompfteHeI,
Der nir f9nelIe Snbetrieb{ebuna etnges
ri9ht H unb Iet6t an feben Srt ese
fabren tperber fam. 6inter etaetn
Denis Raiu, etnn.bmenoen Derldlaae
sDtrh btie Dompferseugunasanlaae
Gufgete1t unb an Re ftnb LANCE Sum.
mA4lon4leitunsen dnsd1loHm, bic
b Dffea dlsminben unb bon Or
bettsleuten sehanhbobt tperoem. 2ess
t+s ftnb In paHer6ints Nnaiiae aeflets
0d nnb Derhen burd fInf6ensusurtiae
Wrrrthtunsen mitteIR @eilen an ben
@<bdubeu bo9seaogen.
Der @4lun4 III feitli9 an BEN mi
vdj4enJna e~insebdnster eibbrett Be-
ftgt 70 tbuB Der Mrbeiter BITE DIfe
MI tirter 6dro bequern banobaben uno
ben Donpfffrdbl auf bic gu retniaenbe
Gl6@e 6frfeireH Tam, tpGbrenb ct it9
nit Der on6ere1 5an6 on irgenbeinen
@orfprllns bes @ebGubes feftbdIt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-24
4tnrrd BON ~Alardtalu.

3as4s a&ssssxe Des neuen tpar<teusb seeis
t@sa 0sseeBmsattesS.
Dk trfe Der Observation-Disclosures
gen. BIZ is9 |. iiinsfter 3sit I'M tpiirte
tembersif1en @tautsmiuiftertum pous
scgsn bdben, tuuroe 6urn ben Rid
tritt beg bisberisen ariessmtniffsrs
Vsntrnl Der Jnfunterte bon @9nlrlar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-24
@tueraueutnaat b. Mas6tasr.

@tuerohe1tndut b.. TiardtaIsr.
nssnnnbt. I'm feiner Gkne lift Gene
saleutnoat ,. MdrdtaIer gum Ariesss
mtk1iter ernannt iporoen.
General ,. Mor6taler, Der an 8.
Jani 1854 In Miblinssn geboren If,
fusiros I'M DECEMBER 1870 gum aelt
ndHt I'M 4. Jnfdnteries Regiment er~
lldnfst, 1876 gum DberIeutnant befDrs
oert uno 1884 nls Souptmann IN ods
Jnfanterits Regiment Rr. 12O perfect.
i'm Mdra 1886 ipurbe b, MdrGtaltr
oh Mniutant gum @eneraftpmmanbp
!on,manbirt unb 1890 gum Maipr BE-
fcrDert. gnoe DECEMBER 1893 tpurbe
&c ais SIigelabiutant CUR DitaRs
bsitung beim MilitGrfobinett beg Rat
1ers mad preuben tommanoirt. Sn
ois1sr Gftllung riifte er I'M HoDember
1884 5irm Dberftleutnant, 1897 gum
Dbsrtt daf, bis er I'm DECEMBER 1898
iinter BeloHuns In benz gerbdltnib ofs
D!heeloointanf ala 4btbetlungsGef I'm
tuiirtttmbergthen 2riessminiftsrtum
u~tripenoans fdno. SIN Suli 1900 en-
tclgte feine Grnennuns gum tpirttemz
eesgt5Aen Observation-Disclosures in
Berlin. uno als FOLDER tpurbs CT 1901
sum Gentrdlmoipr befSr6ert.
Rad breiidbriger Sbdttgteit ala
Wtlttdrbebo tpurbt General
.. Nsdrhtalsr nm Ia. 0obember 1903
5um Rommanbdnten BON Stuttgart srs
Idn,tt uno 1904 gum @eneransutnani
befSrbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-24
aAausma[de..
psaftsfdeS 8erfabrea Der &Aasrftsss
gang bar@ Gasapt.

Jn sroben @tGoten, gang Defenders
in Snbufrissesenoen, erbalten Die
6Gufer gar balb ourd Die Der 2aft
beisemeneten acknowledgement Elm
f4mubises, ben Gefamantetnorud
fDren6es Qusieben. Sn 9un5 beions
oers farfem MaBe bat ii9 bies in
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Following schedule figures published ouly
as information. aud are not guaranteed
80 a. m Dany-Local Ter Hsrrisonburs. war.
Tenton D1nville and way stations
lg5l a. N Dally-Nasumglun ard Florida LIN.
teo. ttESt-elass Coaches and Slsepers TO Columbia
savannah. and Jacksonville. DINING Car Service
Has a. u. Daily-United States tast siail-rirst-
class Coaches and Sleepers to New Orleans Dinlnr
Tar service.
40l ?. m--Wsek Days-Local FOR Harrisonbur.
ana way stations On Manassas Branch
ESQ p. IL Daiy-LOcai tor WauJaIon and Char.
iottesuLe.
- T. ~ Daily-Ncw York snd Atlanta Exprss,.
riTst-claSs Coacncs 70 Atlanta. Sleeper 10 Gouu-
GUS. wa Atlanta sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
washington 10 san Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays.
ana fridays
go p. m. Dsily--NeT York and Florida EXPRESS.
Infougn coaches and sleepsfs 70 Columbia, Sayan-
nah, and Jacksonville. Sleepsrs to Augusta and
Port Tampa. Dining Car Service
10 p 10. Daly-New iork aud Memphis Limited
va LyucnbuTE tIst-clsss Coach ana sieefssrs u
Roanoke. hnuXvllic, Chattanooga and Alempnis
GAY Service.
Wa ,. N. Daily Washington ard Southwestern
Limited. AliPUllman train Observation Car 70
Atlanta ana Macon: Club Car L. AtlartA. S.s-.r,rs
Orleans. Dining Car Service.
Through trans irJin tae oOuth arrive Washington
5iZ, 6;02. $50 and II ~ q. m $40 $50 and
93g =. a. daily. local trans ron hRTTlS0HbuIs.
Il IS q. m. week days ana 2 - D. ~ dairy Flola
charlottesville $40 a. n; fTCm LynchbUIg ana
Charlottesville, go .. a. daily.
TRAINS on THE BLUENoNT BRANCH.
Lave Washington week days, SIG q. ~. l.5
i;i5 5:05 p. u. for Blueaont; 6 3 D. o. week dsys
for Leesburg only; on Sunday leave Washington
9I1 a. n, 505 p ~. Tor Bluemoat
Iicket others !o5 18TH 81. 81 Pa. ave. suc
Pcnnsy lvania Station.
Il. X. sPENCER.t.AI.; 5. Il. HARDWICK. Pm.
" II. IANlOE, G-PA-; L. ). BROWN, Ga.
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HERALD WANT AID.
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad. Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
foIlo,eins prominent locations:

\. Costello. Z7 18th st. sw.. cigars. tobacco and
" l. MeNulty 1900 18th 81 nv. cigars to
bacc0s. newspapers and periodicals..
Eaui Pearson orug sttse- 44tl. aud - nv, :,
a. 7. Pride, the Georgetown druggist, 18th and T
William Snyders Arsenal Lunch Room, lss and
. SIS. sw. leading brands Of cigars.
Dudes Gj9 9tn st. sw- SMOKER ARTICLES mining
tackle. stationery. DC
J. Walter Mcdonald, drugs, cigars, ana toilet aTti-
cles branch T. D., AZ and L SIS.
Charles !. Allen. 1861 NJ ST nv. Cigars, tohse-
COS new suapers and periodicals. pool.
LLOYD Gross 2i3 Pa ave nv. cigars, magazines
ana stationery. Pool parlor.
A. Goldman. I9s Az o. nv. Pipes, totzccos. and
siarirr--r-
Csssady-s 7GI 18th ST sw, for groceries, provisions,
trbsccGs. stationery, newspapers.
Stcve's Smoke shop, cd and sts NV cigars,
usgqazines and newspapers. Pure cider
Martin s Shoe Shining ParloTs, l5B Wisconsin
DAVIS Pharmacy, cd and H sts nv. Use DAVIS
drgs. . -. 49,.
rr,e-szlnes hshing tackle and pool
Kings Drug Store, Vermont sye, and Eye 81 nv,
IT, bagd Inn Library
A Backenheimer, prCp.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

Schedule IL effect October J. 1896
&c Z. AID DOSafN4O-. LAEhEoo Daiy-
Stops II PRINCIPAL points IN Virginia aud Nesr tsr-
glnla- ksstiDult tIall, standard coaenes. pAriox
faIs 10 NUgInsa dot Springs aud R0ucr,urtc. Pun
sieepers hIutOl 70 Louisville, CINCINNATI. In
disnapoas, II. Louis ana Cnicsgo; diumg cafs
n carLe service.
As P.M.-NEW c. q q. LIMITED Daiir-
t4sI new yestibulc tam: stops only az Gorcuus-
rliie Charlottesville StaUntQU, Clifton FOTgt ana
IoFllglOn, n. White SulpIur. EJuceyefta ana
hinton, y. y a. Pullman sleereTs to Lexington.
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis. s. LOUIS. aud
chicago DIElng cars. Ia carte service. Oac
llle P. NJ. F. V LIMITED. Daily-Soiid
vestibric TAIN Pullmsn sieepeFy 20 Cincinnati
Lexington, ard Louisville Compartment Sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week Gays. Dining
ears, q la carte service. sleepers CmeiunaH 70
Jhicago AID ST. Louis and Louisville 20 Memphis
Nashville and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets az CHESAPEAKE and OLA
uhices 5iS itnnSylfana afefues OF lth street.
near i, and sixth street Station. Telephone Alain
$50 FOX Pennsylvania r. x. tab Service and AiaiU
lces for {. X o. Ticket Oiice.
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AUTO SPEEDERS ARE FINED.
Only Two Appear, Others FORGETTING
Their Cash Bail Deposits.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd, Oct. 16.-Deputy Sheriff
Collins. the recently appointed mounted
policeman for the Conduit Road, Seventh
street and Rockville and GEORGETOWN
pixies, OF this county, was before Justice
OF the Peace Robertson here to-day. and
sWore out warrants against several per-
sons charging jaem with violation OF the
law regulating the speed of automobiles
IN this county. Two Of the persons. W.
T. Hit and John Endicott. appeared this
morning before Justice Robertson and
pleaded guilty A minimum fine was i'm
pOseC.
Other persons from whom cash bail was
accepted DID not appear and the col
lateral was forfeited. The names they
gave at the time OF arrest on last sun
Gay are supposed to be hcutious.
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MEDICINE.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
four-ye3r course also a ays-year course. lead
iAs % the Degree Of Doctor q Medicine.
FACULTY OF DENTISTRY.
a three-yesT coBrse leading 70 tie degree d
Doctor q Dental SurgeTy.
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ORDER REsCUES POSTMASTERs.
New Ruling viii Save Them Being
Bothered by Inventors.

Postmasters hereafter are not permitted
to leave or install in post-ofices OF upon
pCst-ofice premises, for test. approval. or
other purposes, any machine. invention.
OF device, on any preteXt whatever. with
out first obtaining specific written au-
tnorlty from the Post-officc Department
Ihls order was issued yesterday by Post
master General Cortelyou. and it is stated
there were many reasons for this seem
lngiy very strict interdictment. Post
masters everywhere have been pestered
lot the past years by agents. promoters.
man uidclureIs, and inventors to give their
H4sclilHe' invention or other latest"
improvement a trial Gust to see bov- II
works The whole thing has attained
the proportions OF serious nuisance and
was liable 10 lead 10 complications. and
the Postmaster General has seen Mt to put
"a stop TO the proceedings.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
ltilnnia holding Probate Courf- Ne 1877 Ad-
hinlstfaton. ms Is 70 give notice that the sub
sIlbss, q the District al Columbia has obtained
nom TIE Probate Cont Ct the District Of Columbia
,stlsLe 81 administration {. a. en- the estate Of
Ddl0 T. S5lITlfts. llte Of the DlsFiC1 Of Columbia
uecsisee Al persons having claims against TIE de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 EXHIBIT the sane. with
the vouchers Thereof legally authenticated 70 the
subscriber 90 before the 18TH DAY or OCTO-
sbk A. -, l9G otherwise they may by law b. es-
Guided fToin az benert Of said estate Given under
my hand this 18Th day Of October 1895. 5. T.
1HUAAS. 80 y -. rw. attest iSeall JANIS
Tanner Register o! Wills for the District Of Co
llTeh ia CLERK Of the Probate Court. ). I. THOMAS
Attorney oclT4W
81 PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
iuInbia. holding Probate Court. No. 1884. AG-
i,,i.stTailon This II to give uotice that the sub
scrib@r, OF the District Of Columbia, has obtained
nom the Probate Court Il the District Of Columbia
letters q administration the estate Of Asa l..
Ha1eiton. ate Of the District Of Columbia deceased
al persons having claims sginst the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the samc with the Touch
eTs thereof, legally authenticated 70 The subscriber
On O. before the i0ta DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d
1879; otheTWlse theg may By iaw be excluded from
az BENEFIT % said estate Given under nav hand this
10Th Gay q October. 1906 ANNA 5. HAZELT0N
l-l3 9Th st. nW. Attest. SEAL JAMES TANNER
Register Of Wills Ter the District Of Colrmb a Clerk
q The Pro5ste Court. ". II. sHOLES, Attorney
cclG143I
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HOUSES WANTED.

IF YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
nisae "a, o. pnigrnisasd houses list your property
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EMERSON INSTITUTE 5 50S s0s ns s.'

Department @ Emerson Institute under charge q
principal and q lady university graduate Terrss
~ 70 Sl-2 2yi ss5a 95gg e 1ge x,O, p. D.,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

Arc better than ever as uth st Brauca. sos sst
- Repairing nestlg done.
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RAILROADS,
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY


For Petersburg Ealeign. Wilmington, Columbia
sayaEnah, jacksonville, Tampa, Atlanta, Birming
ham. Mobile. Pensacola arc New Orleans
l3s@ 3. N. DAILY -StalTard Mail. .IhToueh
t-aeies add Pullman Sleeper 70 Jacksonville, Fla.
also through Sleeper Washington ~ birmingham
Ala. cate Dining Gar Washington TO Hamlet n g,
6-25 L. ~ DAiL4-Seahosrd Express. Selld train
with Pullman slCeref 30 Jacksuuvile and Iampa
Through SLEEPER 10 Atlanta. Birmingham. and
AeagAls Gaze nu.Ilg LIZ.
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PERSONAL,

IL YOU HAVE NJ OTHER PARTICULAR EN-.
gagement on hand, yoC can have us call with solid
casa, that we viii exchange Tor mems worn gar
nents, slirts, shoes, and hats, wiz call 10 our
lettered carriage. JUSfHS OLD STAND SO D.
FOUND-A METHOD OF CURING CHRONIC
csses OF rheumatism loeomotor stsxia, Bright's
disease. d-~oetes paralysis and kindred ailments
used IN French and German hospitals tor bali a
century; IndOrsed by leading Bremen Physicians
call and learn about H. Washington references.
Pro-. u. u. \. PARKER. las Sew YORK ave.
nv. suites and 3.
! PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS; LADIES
% gentemcns. Address postal: viii call. l..
TARsHES, 1903 7th nw. Phone \. iss ocl0-30t
DETECTIVE AGENCY, SUITE
- COLOMBO Bldg. l4tn aad G.. phone Main
%, expert Investigations ans cause: all sections
strictly confidential. lEor night service phone
North i343l
NINE. MARTHA. NEW YORK's WONDERH u
d, PIANIST aud card reader kul lie reading SC.
LUCK given and advice on marriages and love
AFFAIRS. NINE MARTHA. 90 II st. nv.
MME- DAVIS, Us 18th ST NV, BORN
cialrV0ysut and card reader Tells about business.
Removes spells and evil Influences; Temites the
selaTated and gives luck % all
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LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE.
Reg9lar law course leading TO the degree
Bachelor Of Laws
Graduate courses leading g the degrees
A2sieE O Laws, Master % Patent Law and Do
Tor % jusprgdGuce.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CENTRALLY LOCATED CIGAR STORE. CLEAR
ing SEQ monthly. EASTERN BUSINESS TX.
ChANeE ga r St ocl5-5t
FOR sALE-IATEREsT N SUCCESSFUL
and growing mercantile business. Address BOX
2. Herald Office. OCl6-3t
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY CLEARING
500 yearly; guaranteed. EAoIEBN BUsiN E.sS
EXCHANGE 81 F ST. ocl5-9t
LUNCH ROOM NEAR LARGE DEPARTMENT;
$50 this week. EASTERN BUSINESS EN-
ChANGE 5li r 81. oci5-St
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FURNITURE WAIVED.

I WANT TO BUY ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
from one piece 70 contents % houses as vel as
Office and store fixtures pianos organs SC for cut
mtuWn nm. who VIII psy liberal prices 10 get the
goods quick. Address FURNITURE. Herald once.
ocli-36
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets stoves. bTic-a- bTac and all kinds Of house
hold goods BAGM'S FURNITURE SHIP, ith
and y SIS 'rEone n. l3l3 Fnrncriv Oh ana NJ
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RFroRAI scHnnf- 80 GIp1s III. -

REFORM school FOR GIRLS OF THE DIS
trict q Columbia Sealed proposals will Be re-
eelFed II the superintendent once al he Reform
school foT Girls Of the District Of Columbia or the
Conduit road near the District Of Columbia bol,id-
aly line, until Thursday, the 18th GAY OF Octo-
oss lS5. az = o'elock n, and then opeusd f1r
the erection and completion OF z tWo-stoIy bfIcE
building 70 be located the grounds Of said Re
Ior1n school on the Conduit r0sd aear the District
81 Columbia boundary line. The plans and specif-
cations ier said hnidlng l;ay b. s,ll ana examined
II Inc Gnce CT hyeth & Crcsson. No ljl7 II stree:
any aud al proposals. is RESERVED CHAPLIN
BROWN, President Board Of Trustees. ocl4-i-tdGs
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Can Practiee 81 Rar

Upon motion. George PaschaI. Thomas
Beckett. David y Houston. and Enoah
Harlan were yesterday admitted to pra.-
lice ia the Supreme Court of the District
OF Cnlnmnla
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PROPOSALS,

DEPOT oCARTERAiASTER'S OFFICE.
Washington. d. c. October II 1905
Sealed proposals, IN triplicate. viii be re-
ceived at this office until clock y. m.
Thu RSDAN. November l.. 1876, and
then publicly opened. fcg. constructive
brick outbuildings at Battle Ground. D.
G, National Cemetery. in accordance with
plans and specifications therefor. which
can be seen at this Office and at the Office
or the cemetery The United States re-
serves the right TO reject any or all pro-
posals or any part thereof Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Brick OUtbuilding at Bat
ie Ground National Cemetery and ad-
dressed TO Capt. II L. PETTUS. Quar-
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