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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-20
HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS
The Herald Want Ad Page is dis
played daily on Herald Bulletin
Boards IN the following prominent
locations:
N0RTHWEST-

NORTHWEST
W A. McNulty 1900 18th St Nv. Cigars. to
bacoos, newspapers. and periodicals..
Paul Parsons Drug Store, 18th and SIS. NV.
A. T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist, 18th and
Z SIS nv.
Charles J. Allen. S67 NJ st. NV Cigars, tobac-
eos, newspapers, PERIODICALS. and pool.
Lloyd Gross 2l53 Pa. ave. nw. Cigars. magazines
and stationery. Pool TaTloT.
A, Goldman, "a ~ st. nv. Pipes, tobaccos. and
stationery
steye's Smoke Shop. sd and sts. nv. Cigars
magazines. and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining PaTlors. l3i3 Wisconsin
ave. nv.
DAYS Pharmacy. Sd and H SITS. nv. Use DAVIS
drugs.
Fagan Bros. 1901 Pa. ave. NV Cigars tobaooos
magazines fshiug TACKLE. and pool
Kings Drug store. Vermont ave. and S. nv.
Tahari Inn Library.
C. 4 Graham 80 Sd 81. NeWEpapeTs maya
ZINES. stationery. toys. &c.
Halls Star Cigar stores, 800 lith 81 nv and
58 Pa. ave. nv.
J. NJ Paxton. 1885 18th st. Cigars. tobaccos
newspapers. periodicals., &c.
Georgetown Book Exchange. 5C5 NJ 81. Nv. Vic
tor and Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Parsons Pharmacies, 18Th ST. and Fla
NV and y. J. ave. and ST. NV
". /. Grlis, 2l35 Pa. ave, route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald. Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey, cor. sd and n SIS Subscrip-
tons for Herald received at 1910 jefferson ave NV
Philip Watts CO. La ave NV. Cigars tobacoos
newspapers. &c
Chsakslos & Cocos. 60 D st. nv. and 6ol La. ave.
Fruits. Confectionery, cigars. newspapers, DC.
J. VI. Watson * Bro. l09 II ST. Nv. Cigars.
tObaCcos, newspapers, magazines
AfatteTns City Hail Cigar Store opposite City
Hall. Legal blanks
Singletons Pharmacy. cor. 18th aud sts. ms.
Everything in drugs. newspapers. and periodicals
T. T. HAYS -. cor 10Th and f sts. NV. High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
A. Costello. n l4th s. ss. Cigars, tobaocos and
newspapers
William Snyders Arsenal Lunch Room. ~ and
o sts. sx Leading brands q cigars.
Dudley's. go 7th ST. sw. Smokers articles. fishing
tackle. stationery &c.
J. Walter Mcdonald, drugs cigars. and toilet arti-
clss Branch P. o. AZ and L SIS.
CssSadys 70l 7th st. sw., for groceries provisions
tobaooos, stationery. newspapers
Post-offoe Cigar and News stand 10 IA st. sw.
A. Bsc6enheimer, prop.
G. F. Dudley. 6e 7th st. sw. Cigars. tobaccos.
periodicals. Open daily and Sunday.
Henry A, True 90 It'll ST. sv. Cigars, tobaccos
stationery, newspapers. magazines
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New York
New Orleans.
Spot Markets.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Dec E.-MoDey on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 20 per cent; highest 26
lowest. S; closing. Per cent Most Of the loans
we're at q per cent
Time money was not plentiful but continued in
active demand Rates. 10 10 per cent for thirty
days 20 81 per cent for sixty DAYS per cent
for ninety days. 7 per cent for four and five
months e. per cent for SIX months per cent for
one year.
Mercantile paper came into the market in mod
crate amounts The demand was auathetc. rates
nominal TO Ga per cent for sixty 70 ninety DAYS
indorsesf bills receivable, 6 20 81 per cent for
choice four TO six months. single names and Der
cent and above for others
The sterling market vas extremely weak TO-DAY:
demand bills at one time selling = under yestcr-
day al A6o50. The high money rates. and the fact
that to-moTrOWs steamer IS slow one we're fac
tors ia the decline Before the close the market
rallied somewhat
Rates for actual business closed follows sixty
days. AT5: demand. AS3sAS50j; cables, sS0a
A6f5; commercial bills were 4.77ita47s.
The supply Of grain and cotton bills fairly
good.
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LAND ORDER MODIFIED.
Patents May Be Issued for All but
the Coal Tracts.

President Roosevelt has modified his
order Withdrawing from all forms Of en-
try under the land laws coal lands cover
ing an area Of more than 6O.O00,0OO acres.
The attention Of the President was di-
rected to the fact that some Of the land
tied up BY his order was more valuable
for agricultural and for other purposes
than FOR coal mining. He has. therefore.
directed that where it is shown that q
given tract is not particularly valuable
for coal 1t may be patented under the
homestead, desert land. timber. ana stone
and other acts governing the disposal Of
the public domain
However, under another order issued
by the President every entry in the public
domain must be personally examined by
special agent Of the department prior
TO the issuance of the patent
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Specially addressed mails for Japan Korea and
China via Tacoma. close here daily ar $50 D. m.
up TO December q, fer dispatch by steamer An
tilochus
Australia Except Vest. New Zealand. New Gale
donna Samoa Hawaii and FIJI Islands, via San
Francisco. close here daily AZ Has p. m. up 10
December p for dispatch by steamer s0noma.
Hawaii. China. Philippine Islands and specially
addressed mail for japan and Korea, via san
Francisco close here daily at Il a5 p. M up TO De
eember .. for dispatch BY steamer Nippon Marg.
Japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here daily at go p m. up 10 Deem
Der .. for dispatch by steamer Minnesota.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. close here daily az
las D. m. up TO December 81, for dispatch by
steamer Alameda.
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PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington D c., until
10 o'clock a. m, JANUARY s 1907. and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter. to
furnish at the navy yard. Washington,
y. c.. &c. a quantity Of naval supplies.
as follows. Sch. go. Metal shelving
Sch. S21- Granite tailings, scales. brass.
and copper rod. nickel-steel forgings, hose,
rubber eye guards. asphaltum varuish.
copper tubing Applications for proposals
should designate the schedules desired by
number. Blank proposals will be furnished
upon application 70 the Bureau. F. B.
ROGERS, P2ymaster General, L. $. \.
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INJURED IN ACCIDENT, SUES.
First Damage Claim Resulting from
Southern Railway Wreck


The first damage suit growing out Of
the wreck on the Southern Railway on
Thanksgiving. was fled in the local
courts yesterday.
Samuel Cox. through Rosa f. Down
ing and George A. Berry, his counsel,
instituted proceedings in the District
Supreme Court against the railway
company for $4,000, alleged damages
for personal injuries.
Cox says that on November % he was
a passenger on a train Of the company
from Lawyers 10 RangOon, Va, when
he claims the car was struck by a
locomotive, completely demolishing the
car and hurting him. Mr.. Cox says he
was seriously injured internally, and
that his head, leg, and wrist were per-
manently and seriously injured. and
that he was confined. as a result of the
injuries. in the City Hospital at Lynch
burg Va, from November % to Deem
Der u.
It is also contended by him that he
is permanently disabled.
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U. S, kARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BY vIR-
tue Of writ Of men facias issued ont Of the CLERK
cfhcc Cf the supreme Court Of the District Of Column
ba and 10 me directed, ] viii sell a public sale for
cash in front OF the courthouse door in the city Of
Washington. d. C.. at II O'ciOck q. m, TIL YRS
DAY December g. 1906 One-ffth interest being the
interest OF the defendant John FTaWley, as tenant
IN common with Mary Agnes FTawley. Annie r.
FraWley, Katharine \. FTaWley. and James L. tTaw-
ley hers-at-law Of james fTawley, deceased in ana
70 the following described real estate VIZ: The
eastern part OF lot numbered i've (5l IN square num-
bered FIVE hundred and forty $40. the said eastern
part Of said lot having front south Il street OF
thirty-thrue 1881 feet and five Isl inches, and run
ming back with the same width to the northern or
rear line Of said lot and the public alley IN said
square being the same land acquired by James
FTawley from Eliza Barry e. al b. deed recorded
among the land records q the District Of Columbia
in liber 80 at folio 20 et seq, seized and levied
upon the onefth interest Of the defendant. John
FraWley in and 20 said real estate, ana sold 10 sat
isfy execution No 4S9l5 al law IN favor Of Patrick
J. Moran. -
AULICK PALMER L. 5 Marshal
ADAM A. wESCHLER. Auctioneey.
u0S0. del0,9,z
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-NORE THAN THIRTY SLIGHTLY
used high grade Upright Pangs 10 b. closed ont at
fraction az their value sraud chance for gift buy
ers. $50 Billings 500 $40 Henry r.. Miller $50;
$50 fleming Sil5- SiVt Srich. Sis, $50 Bradbury,
$40; SIS Shouiuger. Sis 500 N0ss. SO. SD Hard
man. so. square pianos, - ups easy payments
o. 7. DeNOLL & 90. 1851 q ST.
FOR SALE-A PIANOLA N FIRST-CLAss CON
ditiou 20 rolls Ifl9 9Th 81. NV dels5t
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY OR FIVE HUN
dred Capuzaya az 81 50 BOX l73 Herald 0fHce.
dtclS3t
FOR SALE-50 NEW AND SECONDHAND
heating and cooking stoves of every description.
from 8 up. We invite your inspection SNETZEk
* Ia PORTE. ligl 7th s. nw. Phone II ll01
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

schedule IN effect November g 1906
200 p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS wees.
daysStops at principal points IN Virginia Yestituls
train standard coacnes. paTlOT to Clifton Forge
with C0haect,-- tor sIglnla Hot Springs Pullman
Sleepers Clifton forge 20 Louisville. Cincinnati In-
aianapoils, 81 Louis, and Chicago; buffet service
nom (;crdonsFine
4s1 z. NEW C. o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vestlbule train; stops only at fOTioDsyie
Charlottesville stanton Clifton Forge and CoyIDr
Va, Ropeeverte and Hinton, ". Va Pullman SLEEP
eTs 10 Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati Indlapapo
service. One night out
nl0 z. NJ. f. v. LIMITED, Dailv-Sol,a
vestibule train Pullman seepers to Cincinnati Lex
ington, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car 10
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Diniug cars Ia
carte service. Slecpers Cincinnati to CHICAGO and
st. Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis, Nashville. and
Southwest
ReseryailcIls and tickets at Chesapeake and Ono
Offices, 30 PENNSYLVANIA avenue sos 18th street p.ar
J.. and Sixth Street station Telephones Main g35
tor Pennsylvania X. r. Cab Service and Alain lssf
&oF {. L o. Ticket 0fics
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COTTON MARKET.

tQuCIations furnished BY Dick Bros. & Co., mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton OK.
changes lil2 street northwest Phones main
5si0-64ul
New Ycrk, Dec. la-The cotton market opened
lower N response 20 disappointing cables bat open
ING prices proved 60 hc the lowest Of the session.
Sentiment was beaTish enough but Il looks as f
some OF the larger interests which have been short
II the market determined 10 cover before the cen
sJs report on cotton ginned 20 December g. which
VIII be out at p m- tomorrow. Trading was
chiefly Of an egeUlugup character. and there was
little OF no news. The census report according 10
our returns from gins looks as if il might rrore
a little in excess Of u.0o0 900 hales Memphis
wire states that the National Ginners' Association
placed the amount at MlD0o3 bales. Southern
spot markets generally quiet and unchanged 10 !.
lower. Port receipts estimated at 5000 bales.
against a. SIS last year.
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PERSONAL,

CERTAIN PARTIES OUGHT TO BE PROSE-
cuted for falling % look up orr generous cash cI-
change for any amount q mems worn garments.
shirts, shoes, hats uili c1l IN q hurry. JUSTH 5
OLD STAND. go T.
BEADFORDs DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
"a. Colorado Bldg. 18th and q, phone Main 2525
expert Investigations. any cause, an sections strictly
confidential ttOr night service phone North 45+3
del9-31t
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING CP HOUSE
keeping and wish % sell part OF al VI your fur
niture send for the msu who has the reputation Of
% years tar dealing
MARCUS NOTES.
f25 9Th St
phone Main 517l noib-tf
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New York. Dec. ls.-WHEAT- Strong; restricting
trade; No. ! Northern Duluth. 10 arrive Cake and
tCha, Sl4 {. o. b. A: No. 2 Northern Manitoba, s32.
T. O. b.; N. red f. O.. b.. SIC under May; No.
hard. O.. b.. l5c over May; Ne. 1 macaroni 50.
T. o. b.; No . mscaron, III. Exporters took three
loads
CORN-Stesdy. moderate trade: No. ? elevator.
s.. No. 2 uew. 81, f. O. b.. No. p yellow, 53lz
No. . {. o. b., late December, 81, { o. b. January
and Fehruary. 5Cls; No 2 f. o. b. first half Of
March 58la. No . white 55a T. o. b. Exporters
took nine loads.
. white 4Jls No. s. white %. No s. mixed g.
Tie prices for futures follow;
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

G~AGAAA -AaAiABtA SO AAu-tAS -AA-Aaae--
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED IAMEDIATELY-A FikSf-CLASS Pr
ano tuner and reIiTer; permanent position in large
WaTcrOOms here one with knowledge of reed organs
preferred. Address, giving age, 0IH11eiCc. refer
ences and salary expected, BON ISL, Herald once,
WANTED-ENERGETIC BOYs on YOUNG MEN
can earn good wages delivering kilograms Apply
MESSENGER DEPARTMENT Western Union Of
fee 1907 ST. OclS thu-f
WANTED-BOY WITH WHEEL. MESsINE0
SHOE MFG < REPAIR CO. 5li 10Th 81. NV
WANTED-3 ENERGETIC CANvAssERSi AID
yanccs made Call 80 a. H.. BALTIMORE LIFE
INSURANCE CO, 623 Z ST. nv.
MAN WITH SIS FOR OYSTER BUSINESS;
have stand in best location. Address J. e,
Herald Office.
WANTED-YOUNG WHITE MAN, NOT UNDER
Is years. in shoe store. ARTHUR BURT. l3i3 r
WANTED-sTRONG COLORED BOY. WITH
wheel. BURTS SHOE AND CLOTHING STORE
l3l3 81.
a YOUNG AND ENERGETIC PHYSICIAN OR
druggist 90 canvass the medical profession, with
a view Il interesting them IN an old weil-known
and Well-advertisad remedy An opportunity for a
live man TO make good money. BOX Is Washing
ton Herald Office. del95t
WANTED-TWO ALI-ROUND HOUSE PAINT
eIs; open shop; hours work. CHARLES NJ
LEHMAN. dcl93t
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-KALORASiA HEIGHTS.
BELAIR HEIGHTS
The very best bargains IN this rapidly enhancing
locality.
delSd ALLAN f. WALKER, 1912 e st.
FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet. 18th and 18th south SIDE; All 81 #: s II
front Price $50.
ILLEB-SHOEAIAEER REAL ESTATE Co.
'PhCne. West CO. lis WISCONSIN AVE. lS5d ST.
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AUCTIONS,
3. q. sLoAN 30. Auctioneers. - 9 81
- u 0hoAN ~ AaCli'Heeis' Nv %
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is.
TATE SITUATED ~ The SuBDltlsloN
KNOWN AS CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGH


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is.
TATE SITUATED IL THE SUBDItlsIOA
KNOWN As CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGH
Whereas default having been made in the payment
o. taxes on the property which deDt u 30
cared by certain deed q trust bearing date on me
Sun day Of September, A. ID. 1905, and recorded
among the land records Of the District q Coumo pa
ON September n 1908, in lber No z5.. foiio 10 et
owner o. the note secured by said deed Of trust the
undersigned, the trustee named IN said deed d
trust, viii offer for sale undeT the provisions there
Of, at public auction la front Of the premises OF On
ne same az three clock 2 e. On fhlDA1. ~ ~
scIlDed and aud premises slih the lnpro'e nsIils.
easements, rights. Ways and sppurtcnances there
Co i3 ISaHf 60 S s All Of lq os ns g. inf p'
70. Il. l5 and l6 IN block 90; lots g. !, 5, T.
b Il lots l. g. % aHa & II 5 oSfA Is 'f II
z. I3. A. Is. i, L. IS, l9, @, a. q 2. a., and 3,
y. is, a. Is, and l6 IN block i've Isl lots 2 g. Z.
3 49, "a 3 is u Z q x u y q Il Y y y y
., ~ y, a., a, and 90 IN block slx 10 lots z. 5
= > O. . > 3, 10, H. u, y, u, Is, 10. u, u. ~. "
3. and g. IN block seven Cd All according to a
subdivision Of land known ''Connectlcut Avenue
Highlands. a. per plat Of said subdivision recorded
ia the Cifce Of the surveyor OF the District OF Co
umDia. ia county book No. Is. page L
gIouEs Of lots, single lots, may be directed b.
the trustee at the time Of sale.
Terms Of sale: One-thiTd Of ne purchase price IN
cash tot which deposit Of 1908 must be made to
the trustee az the time Of sale If sold an entirety
and Of 500 per lot Il sold IN blocks i0s, and the
balance equal notes Of the purchaser. payable ia
sue and two years from date % sale, win interest
al the rate Of per centun pr annum payable semi
annually. said notes 10 Dc secured by urst deed %
trust the property sod, al cash at the option
Of the purchase. The terms 0f sale 70 be complied
Hih within twenty days from the date Of sale IN de
tault q which the property VI" b. resoid al ne rsS
and cost OF the defauitins purchaser after i've days
Reimbursement ia some newspaper Published IA
Washington D. &. All cO1YCyancIng, title exAmina-
i!On, and recording az Tie e1peuse al the purchaser
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA
Formerly
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COAPAN1
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Trustee
By EDWARD J. sTELLWAGEN. President.
Ai h 81. NV.
Attest. fSoaLl
GEORGE E. FLEMING. Secretary.
Faa 4 "a
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

ONLY NINETY DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR s.
TO- and l5aCre lots on the Great Fails and OLD
Dominion railroad at Spring hin. 10 miles from
GeorgetOwn, 3 from Great Falls. low fare: good
soil buy now before prices advance; easy terms
THE HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Vienna
Va, OF Room 709 Columbian Bldg. del550t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
nEsic. We ofeT sou q good square piano tree
for SIX months II y0UN pay the cost O! moving
F. q. SMITH PIANO co. lZ5 Pa ave.
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal 20 an old re-
liable hrnt MARKS & CO. 81 9Th. opposite Saks
OF phone main 1865 nol5u
WANTED - CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets. Office and store fixtures II all kinds Fur
nlture stored. packed, and shipped. Address BAUM
" Pa ave. Nv IlnIe main -.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES.
Undertaken and Embalmsr.

UnceflaAst and Embalmsf
Ills 18th st. nv. Telephone North 1895.
] Hardwood, Cloth-eOvered Casket, ! Outside Case.
1 Grave and opening same. Hearse. Carriages
Embainaing Everything good and services 6rzt
class Use Of Funeral PsrlUr free Burial Lots
for sale on easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Csskets Oh hand for shipping Established IS7a
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New York. Dec 19-Bishop Charles c.
McCabe. known better as Chaplain Nc
Cabe died early to-day in the New York
Hospital from apoplexy. with which he
was stricken while passing through the
city December II, while on his way TO
Philadelphia. Mrs. MeCabe and the
bishops niece who had been with him
almost constantly, were at the bedside
when the noted divine passed away.
The night before he was stricken
Bishop McCabe had delivered is lecture.
The Sunny Side of Life in LIBBY Prison. -
at Torrington, Conn. Accompanied by
DR.. George P. Mains, publishing agent
of the Methodist Church. the bishop had
reached the West Twenty-third street
terminal Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and was about TO step upon a ferryboat
when he staggered and fell unconscious.
He was carried into the ferry house, and
later was removed TO the New York
Hospital where he received treatment
us private patient.
Was Born in Ohio.
Bishop McCabe was born at Athens,
Ohio, October Il, 1893. He entered the
Ohio conference of the Methodist Church
in 1850, and two years later became chap
lain of the 122d Ohio Infantry. He was
captured at Winchester, and spent four
months in Libby prison
After the war he became pastor of a
church in Portsmouth, Ohio, and later
was associated with the Board Of Church
Extension. For more than thirty years
he was popularity known as Chaplain
MCCabe, and the title chung to him even
after he was made bishop in 1896.
Bishop McCabe was chosen chancellor
of the American University at Washing
ton in 1902
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THos. ]. OWEN & son. Auetioneers-


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE. FRAME ROUSE On CHAIN
BRIDGE ROAD.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust daly recorded
~ hb,r No L3So, fChG aI % se1., q the land rec
ofds Of the District o. Columbia ami at the request
trustees VII sell at public auction iu front Of The
premises. On FRIDAY. the EIh DAY o. December
A ID 800 az O clock = IN. tile f0lioHlug-Ge-
sCrlbed land and premises situate IN the county oi
mated as and being pdu Of S. PEibp ard jacob
beginning at stake az the southeast angle ~ road
u line north = degrees west from the corner q
Jones nrsJ lCt 10 perchesi thence north IS de
gs west Sd perclcs- thence north s. degrees west
IS uerChgs. thence north 5iiz degrees west p-EeIes
thence west : percles; thence north 5jiz degree.
icrches, theEce north 53 degrees east 5 percles
thence north IS degrees east 8 Terches, thence
south 60iz degrees cast 5lN peTcEcs 90 road thence
Win SAID road south = degrees east 80 perc1e5 u
the beginning, containing 2G acres q land-as SUP
yryed b. =. -. tarpeuter-tosether WtA the improve
menJs. consisting ci one small frame house sold
Mag d. l9H, u hbsr @03 folio iis, Of the land rec
CTds a the Distract ~ Columbia.
Terms % sale. OuC-thlld q the purchase money "a
be paid III cash ard the balance 10 tw0 equaI iu-
tcrcst az s per ceutum IeE auuunl, PAYABLE semi
ANNALS from day q sale. secured hy deed Il
trust upon the rroperty sold o. al cash a. the
option % the f.rcuastI- deposit u 2JjJD VII Do
required 0f the purchaser ar the time Of sale All
Fe72ucug, recording. and DotaTlai Ices a. the
cost Of the pirchaser Terms q sale 20 D. complied
the trustees reserve the right 70 resell tie property
st tie rsk aud cost % the dCtautIug purchaser.
after fre days advertisement Of such resale In The
Washington Herald a newspaper published IN The
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON,
FRANCIS n. cox,
+. ". NcREYNoLDs. Attorney for party secured
uell-lh I5.tAS 50 MAS
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HELP WANTED,

WANTFD-THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
Pliers and typewriteTs exceeds me supply course
Of our school requires from % 10 % days. SPECIAL
afternoon sessions for government enlployeS sIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. u5Sl9 Colorado Bids.
rce-r
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEASE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sidet1ck.
Rosslyu Branch. Pa. r. r, near south end Aque-
duct Bridge long terms. low rentals Apply 70
ROBERT A PHILLIPS, Maryland B.dz. 1910 h
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-20
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
NEW WAGONS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
SECONDHAND AUTOMOBILES.

STANLEY Touring Car; fully equipped; search
lights, generator, speedometeT top in perfect
ditiOn.
FORD-icyl- Touring Car; seaTchlghts. generator.
top speedOmeteT; in perfect condition.
PEERLESS, 1855 s-cyl Touring Car; recently over
h8Eled.
Also WHITE Stesmer and REQ Runabout.
These cars are exceptional bargains. and viii be
sold az a sacrifice.
MOTOR CAR CO.. 1914 y. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-12-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-LADY CANyAsSERs. s. TO $ PER
day. % solicit subscriptions for the new paper
entitled Voices from Oakland" published b the
blind Apply at l58 II 50. NV de2o-5t
WANTED - EXPERIENCED WHITE WATT
resses Tor cafe. Apply between 9 and 10 a. N. 10
H. g. JACOBS. with Woodward & Lothrop de0-t
WANTED COLpKED COOhs FOR RHODE
Island and near New York. good wages; fares
lsuuduss settled uurse, Chambemaid. waitress. and
cook ithis cityi. EUREKA. IgII y. Y. ave.