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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
nmbia. holding Probate Court. Estate of Vernon
4. laser deceased Sc l4Jlt Administration
Docket Application having been made herein for
probate of the last VIII and testament u said de-
ceased. and f9r letters Of administration C. Z a. 20
be issued 10 abncr \. LcecA. lr ga said estate by
kvo-yn Hanna. - IS ordered IhIs 10Th day Of No
yemter. a, y. 1896 that Hiram J.. Tasser and az
others concerned appear In salQ court gn MONDAY,
the 3lst DIS @. December i. ID 1876 8t 10 O'Clock a.
ln.. 70 5hG-y why such application should nor
be snutCd. Lot Eotice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald once lu each Il three successive weeks before
The return day heroiu mentioned the first publica-
tiga % be not less than thirty days before said
return day. ASHLEY Bi. GOULD Justice. Attest
lSeal.l JAMES TANNER. Register q Wills for the
District 0f CJiuEbia tiu6 Of the Probate Court. J.
WILMER LATi3iEE. Attorney. uo97 .del II
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II THE SUPREllE COURT OF THE DISTRICT

II The SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
% Columbia hQdmg Probate Court IN Te Is
Hte oi Martha Williams. Deceased No. lfgB.-Ap-
piicaton having been made 10 the Supreme Court 0f
Ihf District of Columbia. holding Q Probate Court.
lot letters Il administration on sad estate, with
paper-writing dated N0gembcr 3 1906 pairportinE 70
be a vii, annexed by Mary Hutchinson, IL Is
dered, this 81 day OF December, 4. -. 1906, that
notice be. and hereby is given % the unknown
next ot Kin and heirs-ataW Of Martha Williams.
deceased, and 10 an others concerned TO appear IN
said court on MONDAY. the 5tl day II January,
4. D. 1877. al 10 O'Clock a H., 10 sh0s cause why
sad papcr-WTiting should not be admitted 10 pro
bate and record, and why sUcl application should
not - granted Provided this notice be published
IN he Washington Law Reporter aud The Washing
ton Herald once ia each If three successive weeks
before the return day herein mentioned, the FIRST
publication TO b. not less than thirty days before
said return day. ASHLEY M GOULD Justice.
: Tue C0py-Attest: lseall JAMES TANNER
Register 4 NIl's WILSON < BARKSDALE
and JAMES K POLK Attorneys. de4 ls
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HELP WANTED.

SHORTHAND DICTATION-EX METH
oQs presented by expert writers at AMERICAN
SCHOOL Oh REPORflNG evening classes. Ash
ton y Williams, shorthand reporters lil3 q ST..
MAATED-A COMPETENT FUR SALESMAN OR
salss"otlan Apply JULIUS GARfINkLE *
90, I'D b ST. uU- de7-u
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
pfefs ana typeNnteTs exceeds tls supply. A course
et ON school requires from 90 70 % days. SPECIAL
hlttl.tl SESSIONS IQT government employees. SIENO
GkAPHlC ACADEMY 55-5l9 Colorado Bldg.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR $75.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaken and Embalmer.


Ills l4th St NV Telephone North 1925
] Hardwood Cloth-c0vered Casket Outside Case
/ Grave and opening same, Hearse Carriages
Emhalming Everything good, and services first
class. Use Of Funeral Parlor free Burial Lots
for sale on easy payments. AL kinds Of Metallic
Caskets oD hand fev shipping. Established lsA
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

FOR SALE
aI3 St lot zxJZs; brick building occupied as
machine shop Price, $500
100 square feet on Grace st., Georgetown oppo-
site Capital Traction Power Plant Price, 9. so.
1911 + Market Space lpof0mae 81 J. Georgetown.
Rent. $3.50. Price, s. $50 Occupied as nsh market
and dwelling Water anC sewerage.
IlO6 3ith st. lot l5xl20s brick dwelling. Rent.
SR50. Price. 81. $50.
sl3 ST. frame store and dwelling. Price. S2750
52 sth st. Sc saloon property. Price. &3.s50.
565 Q ST.; itroom frame; large lot. 7exi5o; trust
800, has nearly years 70 run. Price, $50.
Rent, $3.50.
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1865 SD ST NV.
Phone West 40
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

wANFED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music We offer you good square piano free
fer six months if You'll pay the cost Of moving
i. e. SMITH PIANO CO.. l215 IA. ave.
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal to an old Te-
liable frmg MARKS CO.. O7 7th, opposite Saks
or phone main 1913. nol5-d
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets Office and stsre fixtures Of ali kinds. Fur
niture stored. packed and shipped. Address BAUM.
sl2 Pa. ave. NV. Phone main Isl
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WITH BOARD.
194S columbia Road. second fot
ROOMS WANTED,

OR . SMALL ROOMS WANTED BY YOUNG
married couple permanent. wife would like 70
help III house fer her board Address {. NJ,
Washington Herald dell3t
II YUU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED, BRING
them 70 GeTsOn. Dent & Co.. Gil 7th St NV.
as are the Only real estate agents renting r0oms
ncls n
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or co
lumhia, holding Probate Court. Estate Of Mar
garet Shanahan Deceased No. 1904 Administration
Doesct.-B Application having been made herein Tor
lFobste q the last viii and testament q SAID 0e
ceased, ana tor letters testamentary ca sala estate
by Joseph Z. sheehy, it IS ordered this 81 DAY oi
december, A. ID. 1906. that Thomas J. izly, Edward
ttaedy, Aiary Coon Iohanna Reese. Catherine Naisn
Siary HcTan Thomas Walsh. MARY Murphy. 20
hanna Flynn, Patrck Walsh, son Of Richard Maish
deceased. Patrick Walsh, son of Thomas Wa4sh
deceased, Mary Welch Edward Walsh, aud aohn
Eagan, and ell others concerned appear IN SAID
court On MONDAY, The 7th day Of January, 4. -.
lstai AZ 10 o. clock A. m, tc show cause Why silcn
Application should not be granted Lct notice hereof
Oe published in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald once in each of three s1ie-
cessiye Weeks before the return day herein mentioned
the first publication TO bs net less than thirty days
befor said return day. ASHLEY u. GOULD, jus
tee Attest iScaLi JAMES TANNER. Register
OF wis for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of the
lfubste Court. BAKER SHEEH4 HOGAN.
Attorneys de4ll.b
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f. F. MOREY. SOLICITOR
Notice is hereby given that ihe tANPBELLS
TAILORING COMPANY. O coronation. on ihe u
day 4 DseeRbsr is1s pcriti3acd the supreme
Court u the District Of Columbia. In Equity 80.
Z6i %. % change Its name % CampbellRyd5r Com
pauy. de41Ils
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APARTMENTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-2sTORY APARTMENT HOUSE:
fine location northeast, rented So: small cash
payment; balance monthly splendid chance f1r
small investor 10 earnings and secure safe in
vesfment CLARK BROS. Commercial Bauk Bldg.
owners del-lt
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR LEASE WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sideireck
Rcsslyn Braucn. Pa k r., near south end Aque-
duct Bridge. long terms. low rentals Apply 70
ROBERT A PHILLIPS. Maryland Bldg- f4i5 II
-. uoi-tt
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. ID HARRY MORAN
CLEANING AND DYEIHG.

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED. Soc /;
Pants, i0c. Ogegcoats, 40c +; Skirts. 25c, and up.
d LkOS. the Clothes Doctor 1855 Pa. ave. Phone
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AUCTIONS,

C. G. SLOAN q co. AucuoneoTs. lia7 G ST. nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
IAIk SITUATED ~ THE sCBDlN lsION
hNONN As CONNECTICUT AVENUE HlGH-
Whereas defsult having been made in the payment
H taxes on Jhe property "a WHich @ debt is So
c1reo by CERTAIN deed u trust bearing date On TIE
among the land rfc0Tis 5i the District Of Columbia
on September a. 1906 iu loe. No. Z5 foiI3 23. et
seq. ana az the written direction q the holder and
undersigned, the trustee named in said deed 0f
trust aill 0aer for sale. uader The provisions there
gt at public auction b front q tie premises " "a
-lst day q Decsmbsr, A II isb tbe i5ii9Eins be.
scTlped lard and premises sltH the Improvements
easements, rights. says. ana apVntenances there
INTO belonging situate and lying n the District a
D. a. IS. and Is in block one tlI lots s. J. s. e.
q, ID. j., u j. ~, =, p .. and "a Iu block tH1
H. 3. y. Is. l6 y. j.. B. .. g. 2 =. "a and .
r. l3 D. 3 and l6 in block i've 5 lots s. g.
3 g, - le II d! ls T. 3 ., 3. l.. y q. y.
J. 5, &, Z. 9 g. l0 i. 4. l3. H. IS l6 H. Is is %
a. = = - = y, q - = 81 81. - 81 "a -
Subdivision Of land known as -Couneegcut Avenue
Highlands as Dsr plat q said SUBDIVISION recorded
lumbia county book No. Is page u
This property viii be- sold an entirety. in blocks
uie 9i iois' qr single lots Is mas bs directed b
ems ~ sale Due-thlrd Ot the purchase price in
cash l0f wlich a deposit oi l1H must b. made 10
the Trustee 20 the tEe of sale 81 sald an entirety
and NJ $50 IeT lot Il sold iu BLOCKS OF IGts and tie
balance IN 5qual notes u Tie YJlrcsser. parable la
one and Two years from date ~ sale WItb interest
az the rats Of usr ceAtm per anuum pas able sent
annually. said notes o. b secured by hrst deed ot
trust on tie property sold, all cash. az the option
II the purchaser. The terms q sale 70 BE- compiled
With within Twenty DAYS from The date Of sale in de-
iaut % winch The pr1Iery Elll be- us0d az the risk
and cost o. tle detautIug purchaser after five days
Eealf crtiseu.eut IN some newspaper published m
Mashiugt1u. 70. &. All coureyaucInF title txag1iua-
ilcu and recording az the expense ~ tie purchaser
JNiQA IRl 81 Cpl-SANN OF TIE Dis
TttICT OF COLUMBIA
Formerly
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Trustee.
By EDWARD J. sTELLWAGEN, President,
iii 1 81. Nv.
Attest iscall
GEORGE z. FLEMING. Secretary.
dcc-d&iseVS
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MALE HELP WANTED,

FIRST-CLASS INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE NAN:
splendid paying position. 6l2 Ilth st. third
rC1r. deT1-sf
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN sTENOGKAPHER
and BpCWritcT, salary. S per week Apply RON
l26, Herald oH1ce- GeIl-3t
WANTED-BGY ABOUT Is; CLEAN GENTTF-
manly, . give out th5ater Programmes. Apply 20
O'Clock this morning. sG4 COrcorau Bldg
COLORED MAN WITH SMALL FAMILY TO
care fer apple orchard near Charlottesville Va :
must understand spraying, pruning &c. Address
BOX Isl. Herald Cfice- des-7t
NANTED-E YOUNG SALESHIEN
for books, men clothing, and mems furnishings.
Apply between S and 10 g. N. to II. q. JACOBS
with Woodward & L0throp, nol4-d
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

AN XMAS PRESENT FOR ALL THE FAMILY
and enc that VIII be appreciated by the little
one, IS sweet singing canary and we have par
rois aquaTia with goldashes. rabbits. guinea pigs,
monkeys, dogs cats, and fancy poultry; all at low
prlces- SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 10 l2th st. NV.
de6-tf
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TYPEWRITERS,
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
SFCONn-HAND AUTOMOBTLES.

OLOUN ID NJ
STANLEY Touring Car: fully equipped. search
lights. generator. speedometer top; in perfect con-
dIti0n.
FORD-4cyi Touring Car; scarchHghts, generator
TOP sseedometer: in perfect condition
PEERLESS, 1895 4-cyl. Touring Car; recently over
hauled
Also WHITE Steamer and REQ RunabQut.
These ears are exceptional bargains, and viii be
MOTOR CAR CO.. 1914 \. !. ave. NV.
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WITH BOARD.

PERMANENT ROOM AND BOARD BY SIX
students convenient to George Washington Law
school desire privacy aud quiet state rafti,sl
lars including price for SIX. Address BON I53 Her
aid cfhce, de93t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-SMALL GOLD SWISS WATCH. SUNDAY
between 18th and g and and 18Th SIS Reward
If returned 70 CASHIER. Herald office
noon. black handbag. Reward If returned 70 III
Massachusetts ave. lie.
LOST-NEAR 9Th AND VI SIS NV. POCKET
book containing $50; - reward. Return % Her
AID Office deq-3t
LOST-I GOLD WATCH FOB. LIBERAL RE
ward II returned 70 lilS New York ave. des-3t
LOST-A LARGE. DARK PINK CAMEO PIN
surrounded bv pearls so reward II returned 20
EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL ilE 18th s.. NV de9-lit
LOST-BUNCH or KEYS; TAGGED j. T.
Alexander. CiaTksbWE. " Va Return % ll1l
New YORK age. nW. and get reward. de43t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-CHEAP. HANDSOME CHERRY OF
fee fixture, y feet long and feet high with iron
netting. shelf. counter ana money drawer COM
petc SMITH THOMPSON. JR. CO IZ3 L
81 NV lbasement dell-3t
WANTED-To TRADE BUILDING LOT AT
Silver Spring, Nd, worth 500. for diamond ring
address h E C., Herald Office de1l-5t
55 CAPUZAYA. 80 CUBAN ASPHALT. H. d.
GORDON. Attorney. 6l5 lith ST. NV de9-St
FOR SALE-NEW STANDARD sEWING Ma
chime. A. \. >. Herald Office. des-6t
FOR SALES GOOD UPRIGHT PIANOS; VERY
reasonable. FIDELITY STORAGE BLDG. l40
L ST. NV. de93t
COLLECTION OF INDIAN RELICS. STAMPS,
coins. ii0l New York ave. NV. de9-3t
FOX SALE-FINE OLD ITALIAN VIOLIN r
o. ). Herald Office dee6t
FOR SALfi-WE'RE CLOSING OUT A NUMBER
Of slightly used high grade upright pianos at
genuine bargain prices 50 to make more room
for Xmas stock. 500 Stief, Sl75; 500 Bradbury
$50; $50 Weber. $50: $40 Shoninger. $50; $500
Vose SIS; $50 SohmeT $50 and about forty
Others. Used square pianos s. and up. Easy pay
ments- o. J. DeMOLL CO. lZ5l q So de5S0t
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
we have a full line Of gifts, slightly used, On
which can save you money
COLLATERAL LOAN co. llth and NV.
100 OVERCOATS, . PAIR TROUSERS. %
coats and vests; unTedeemcd pledges COLLAT-
ERAL LOAN CO. 1lth and SIS. NV.
FOR SALE-500 NEW AND SECONDHAND
heating and cooking stoves OF every description
IRON 81 up. We invite your inspection SNlIZEk
x Ia PORTE, ll2l 7th 81 NV. Phone N lle2
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEAVE STATIUN, New Jersey ave, and c st.
"EN ERI OTHER H0UR On TIE ODD HOUR.
- PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST., NEW YORK.
FG1 a. n. Diner, Pullman parlor-
ts.g0 a. N Bunet, Parl0E rne-hOur train
g 80 e. IA Diner and pullman Parl0r Car.
illI0 a. M DIuer and Pullman farlor Car.
$50 J.. N. Diner and Pullman Parior Car
s303 D. NJ Royal Limited. All PuilmauS
tapJ y. IN. CCacnes 20 Philadelphia
s5NJ D. M. Diner and Pullman ParlOr
. ~ ,. "a. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
-uSl ,. N. slocpers.
-2.57 d. N. sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY, foo. 800. tn00 a. n. r190,
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
t"eek "a; day; :, , a; riI-,.3, m. 70 ?. M
Week DAYS, as 5NJ. 6:5J 80. 20. s0a. $50
~. 5aJ s:2o so As 80 5s5, 80. 5S5. 5sS
SUNDAYS, 2:5l, 30. -, $50. $50, 100. Il ~
M, laN l;l5, 500. SO 500. 80. 6-5l sJg. l5:v0
ls'so, h:'9' il''' p ,3;srp,,pp N;
CHICAGO AND NORIhN kST, 'l22 and , 81
= CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
5: a. m, 10 p m, 'lz:l0 night
PlIIsIURl1 z p ~, 'y:i0 p m, 'l2so night
CLEN ELAND, -s:lv pm. COLUMBUS. 80 pm.
NhEELlNG, $40 a. m, - p. u.
MINChBsIEk, 50 a. M, lia5, o.a0 p. N.
ANNAfOLiS, week Gays. sI0 a. m, l2;J5 noon,
- p. H., bJJ J.. NJ sundays ~ a. u. and -
IJRAY and ELKTON, -i65 p. m.
FREDERICK, ToS5, S915 .. Ia, 81 30, f495. f555
. -
hAGERSTOWN, rs IS a. m and t580 D n.
BU1U and way points. Io IS. S9l5 a. In. N59
f5aU T515 S0.l5, 1il-J D. N.
GA[IHERSbJ Re- and way points. IS S9l5 A.
N, il2-59 sl5' so. 'o85' i57, I6:5O, I5. slgas.
-M4sHiNGToN JUNCTION and way points. ts g.
SD ~sI5siIy - Except sunday. ssanday onIy.
Reservations of Sleeping or Parlyr Car SPACE rates
Of rare, &c, viii be quickly furnished 81 IELE-
PHONE az al Of the following Ticket Uf1ces: IilI
q st. nv. Telephone. man 1851. 6l9 PENNSYLVANIA
ave-. Telephone main 2ls Station, New JERSEY ave
and st.-Ticket Office Telephone. east 6SI Inio..
nation Bureau. east 72l-
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
EMERSON INSTITUTE TSS TSSss a0Es ass, ss'

Prepares for all colleges. the national academies.
and direct commissions in the service. Primary De
partment under university gTaduste.i Boys Of al
ages Catalogues. WISsiOW A. RANDOLPH.
Principal 81 18th ST. nv.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Can YOU WRITE SHORT sTORYg LET Us
have your manuscript for revision and criticism
Il means dollars n yuIr pocket GOULUING
NEWS SYNDICATE. llI5 Rhode Island ave.
de6-H
WE WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
well dressed for SL0 week Look for KANDEL
l022 Ith 50. NV nol5-lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cid worn carpets Drop postal or phone
53l 5th ST. NV
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TEAMS WANTED.

MANTED TEAMS TO HAUL BKltk. APPLY
ESt BROS. BRICK CO. svuth end Long
Bridge de- I5t
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PERSONAL.

THE SAYINGS OF QUEER PEOPLE" CUT No
hglue with Us q our progressive cash rates for
me5i $ Eorn garments. shoes. hats, shirts. We viii
c1ll IN a hurry with Our fast trotter JISTH'S
OLD STAND. $40 D.
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING UP HOUSE
Keeping and wish % sell part OF al u yoHr fur
nituse. send for the who has the reputation q
~ years talr dealing
MARCUS NOTES.
t35 9Th St NV.
Phone Main 5I7i noIntF
! WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS.
ladies or genuemen's. Address postal I viii call
l. IAhShEo. ISIS lth nW- Phone north l99
deiI2t
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOS
&c Address BON Zij. Station 6. l vii call
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NICE LITTLE CIGAR STORE; NORTHWEST;
only SIS.
Centrally located lunch room, on Pa ave-; $500 to
quick buyer rare chance.
Bargains in grocery stores.
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 5l4 F st.
dpIRQr
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FURNITURE WANTED,

WANTED SELL YOUR GOODS
% the man who gives you the most money. Hop
WOOD, Sth and K no55-ff
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR-
pets, stoves, bTlc a-brac, and all kinds OF house
hold goods. BALM'S FURNITURE SHOP IIth
and I sts. Phone n l3lg. Formerly 9Th and U
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
MARTIN BROTHERS,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance,
1929 & 1927 Pennn. Ave. n. w.

MARTIN BROTHERS,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance,
1925 q 1927 Pcnna. Ave. y. w.
1913 u 81. NV. rooms and b....-.......... 50 50
l5io I'D. ave ue roonss and b............... 350o
5ls2 VI St ne. 4 T0oms and b.-..---.--...-- Is 50
2sl . s. nw "a rooms and b................ --
go ST. nW II rooms and b..-....--......--. 81 %
Ne Coos row, 10 rooms and b............... . %
1872 18th 81. NV, 6 rooms and b............. go
80 = So NV. store l3 1l
WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
I4OI New York Ave. v W,
FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FCRNISHED.
4 naval Officer assigned to duty elsewhere, de.
sires 10 rent his house. completely furnished By
the year for the season. For further particulars
JAMES A. BATES s. CO.,
n05-f I4OT r st. NV.
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COLLECTORS.

We DO GENERAL COLLECTING iLocAL AMI
foreign no charge unless successful Phone 3I4a
IHL FCLLER AGENCY. III 18th ST. nosf
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet. 18th snd 18th; south side. 5,lu 81. It. is II.
front PTlce $3.50
ILLER-SHOEAIAKER REAL ESTATE co.
Phone. West 80 1873 WISCONSIN AVE. t32d ST.
SUBURBAE---F0R SALE.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN LOT on ELECTRIC
railway. northwest, SIS payable $ monthly, with
ont interest or taxes Address OWNER Herald
Office uo2Ls5t
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HOUSES WANTED.

and SELL.
l.. ". GBOOHES. I4O3 New York Ave.
PHONE MAIN ESQ
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

POSITION AS JANITOR. a. d.
FOSTER. l6G l. 81. Nv. del0-3t
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STORAGE.

WE STORE FOR 75 CENTS a LOAD. MOVING
CT all kinds. L. s STORAGE CO. 4ls-2O22 Tenth
81. nw. Phone NJ s29 no23-glt
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

NonhOusekeepiug apartments. fur Cr unfur. rea
snuable. We furnish il-It, lca wafer and maid serv
ice free Of charge: excellent cafe.
darH-+f TANNER
The Dickinson press., 1906-03-10
Sentinel Butte.

Cora Boyer has left Mrs. Dix
on's to make active residence on
her claim.
Will Coils was in from the
ranch Is miles southeast the past
week. -
Billings county teachers en-
joyed a profitable institute meet
ing at Beach and we're we'll enter
tanned.
William Smith left Sunday for
a three weeks visit to his old
home at Wabasso, MINI.
M. O. Null, the Medora peda-
gogue. visited Mr.. Kitchen on
Saturday.
The Burkey postmaster, John:
Burkey, vas in town a few days
the first of the week.
Nancy Smith returned to Dick
insonson Monday after a brief
visit at her home.
Walter A. Shear was a guest at
the Stoddard ranch Sunday.
States Attorney Keohane was
in town on business Saturday.
G. Purchase, a local attorney,
has decided his lot to Mr.. Martin
and pitched his tent in Beach
Mrs. Fred Gilbert entertained
a party of young people very
pleasantly Saturday evening, in
honor Of Miss Gertrude Watson,
whose birthday it was.
Mrs. A.. L, Martin returned
home Saturday after a visit O.
several weeks in Texas.
The Ladies Aid society met or
Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Crawford.
The Sentinel Butte Saddlery
leo. has commenced the erection
of the new factory. The site i!
west of the Butte hotel.
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vERSiPPI ITEMS.

The Gladstone whist club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds last We'd
nesday evening. Supper was served,
after which dancing was enjoyed till a
late hour.
Louis Stoxen recently purchased a
new three bundred-egg incubator which
he will start as soon as the eggs can be
procured.
Chas. Burdick bought a mare and colt
of Mr.. Cuisine a few days ago.
Farmers are anticipating good crops
this year. There was a good fall of
snow and the water seems to have
settled in the ground instead of running
off.
Anton Syler is selling DR.. Kidd's
medicines now.
Miss May Lawrence opened her school
last Monday. She is boarding with Mrs
| Sorber, her sister. .
The Dickinson press., 1906-03-10
GLADSTONE NOTES.

S. D. Gregg's little daughter is
recovering from a severe attack of
scarlet fever, Dr.. Davis attending.
The funeral of John Titles
daughter was held at the family
residence on Tuesday.
Joseph Tupa and Frederick
Powkert are putting in a Ssh. P.
traction engine which will haul 10
plows. The gentlemen will,oper-
ate in the Cannon Ball valley, and
if the season is propitious they
will break a large area Of land in
the Black Butte section of the
country the soming season !
Miss Gilbertine d. C1ryne re-
turned Sunday from three
weeks visit to her Dickinson
relatives.
! -Four car loads of immigrant
moveables came in on Monday
destined tosthe Black Butte coun-
The Dickinson press., 1906-03-10
COUNTY NEWS.
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Thos. Manion went to Diekin-
son Friday.
F. E. Gorham went to Glad
stone Thursday to purchase some
of the H T thoroughbred stock.
]. E. Moore arrived from the
east Wednesday with a party OF
land seekers and left Thursday
for Saltwater.
Messrs. Galyen and Cahill, who
have been teaching up'north, re-
turned last week and went to
Beach to attend the teachers
institute.
The big Swede" has deserted
his camp in the Bad Lands and
will remain in town until spring.
R.. c. Davis spent Sunday at
Sully Springs.
Mrs. ]. A. Eslick stopped in
Dickinson Wednesday.
T. O.. Ramsland has returned
from Minnesota and is attending
to his business interests here.
J. l.. McCutchan moved his
family back from Dickinson Mon
day, the two older boys remain
ing to attend school.
The new settlers are already
beginning to arrive. Five car
loads of lumber and stock were
received Monday and others are
expected soon.
Miss Carrie Colson of Sully
Springs spent Tuesday in Dickin-
son and stopped off here Tuesday
evening.
J, A. Eslick is erecting a feed
stable back of his hotel.
The Dickinson press., 1906-03-10
NEW ENGLAND.

March l., A. M. Stondall of the Ston-
dali Land Co. had a party of land seek
ers at Asa Gardeners "Dewdrop Inn"
The men all bought land south.
c A. and B. S. Davis were looking az.
ter land here recently.
o. Hansen of Seim. registered at the
Dewdrop Inn this week.
Sheriff Hartung and party stopped
over in New England on their return
from the south.
g. R. Wannemacher had land men
south this week.
y. D.'clark passed through here satur.
day with a bunch Of saddle horses.
J. E. Moore Of the Western Land and
Security Co. had a party of = at the
Dewdrop Inn fora quick lunch on the
5th. They made the run out from Dick
inson in 2 hours and 10 minutes in the
new automobile. MIR. Moore made ar
Frangements for the care Of 80 people
Tor the 9TH. He is a hustler and can sell
land faster than any of the Brown Co.
people.
Asa Gardner has gone TO purchase "a
new stage Inc teams.
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