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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:
NORTHMESr

NORTHWEST.
W. a. McNulty l5a0 lith st. nv. Cigars to-
baecos newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Pears0ns Drug Store 18th and Z sts nE.
A. 7. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18Th and
SIS. NV.
Charles J. Allen 5os7 NJ st. NV. Cigars. tobac-
newspapers. periodicals. and pool.
Lloyd Cross. 25j Pa. ave nw. Cigars. magazines,
and stationery. Pool paTlor-
A Goldman, IA ~ st. NV Pipes. tcbacoos, and
Stationery
Steye's smoke Shop ed and p SITS. NV. Cigars,
magazines. and newspapers Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining PaTloTs. I532 Wisconsin
ave. nv.
DAVIS Pharmacy Sd and H sts nv. Use DAVIS
drugs.
Fagan Bros, 1901 Pa. ave. NV Cigars. tobAccos,
magazines. fishing tackle. and poe.
Kings Drug Store. Vermont and 1 81 nv.
Tabard Inn Library
G.. h. Graham. l250 SD 81. Newspapers Inaga-
zines Stationery. toys. &c
Halls star Cigar Stores. $50 18th St NV. and
COS Pa. ave. nW.
j. n Paxton. 1855 1ith st. Cigars tobaccos.
newspapers. periodicals. &c.
Il. W. SWanu q Co. J10j II St NV. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul fCars0ns Pharmacies. 18th Il. and Fla ave.
nw. and y. j. ave and ST. NV.
VI. L. GTifis. ZIs5 Pa ave- route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions TecriTcd
Lewis q. Frey, sw S1d aud n SITS. SubscTip-
tons Tor Herald received at l016 Jefferson ave nw.
Philip Watts 62 La. ave NV. Cigau. tohaccos.
newspapers, &c
Cbeakslos & Cocos COO D ST. NV. and Col la. ave.
Fruits. confectionery, cigars, newspapers. &c.
J. NJ Watson & Bro. 100 II ST NV Cigars
tobaccos. newspapers. magazines
Matteus City Han Cigar Store, opposite City
Hall Legal blanks.
Singietons Pharmacy. cur 2a,h and SITS. Nv.
Everything ia drugs newspapers aud periodicals.
7. z. Hays So. cor 10Th and sts nv. High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
A. Costello. 2z7 Ith ST. sT. Cigars. tobaccos. and
newspaper
William Snyders Arsenal Lunch Room. "a and
o sts. sw. Leading brands o. cigars
Dudieys, 69 7th 81 sw. smokers articles fishing
tackle. stationery. &c
J. Waiter Mcdonald. drugs. cigars. and toilet arti
ces. Branch Z. o. 4z and SIS.
Cassidy 70 IN s. sE-. for groceries, provisions
touaCcos. stati1uery. newspapers.
Post-otIce Cigar and News stand 10 81 ST sN
A. Backeuheimer. Er0p.
C. i. Dudley. 699 Tth st sw. Cigars. tobaceos
periodicals.. Open daily and Sunday.
Henry A. TnIe 90 7th 50. sw. Cigars tsbaccos
stationery. newspapers magazinCs
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AfNIE. MARTHA. NEW YORK-s WONDERFUL
palmist aud card reader. Full HE reading, Soc
Luck given and advice marriages and love
snaHs MAZE MARTHA. 800 Il st. nE.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-MAN AND WIFE. MAN To WORK
on farm, woman to cook; must CCmc wen recon-
mended- Address BOX Zli. Herald CHfce nol35.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN FOR GENERAL or
fee work; must be weu educated write a neat
hand, and furnish references as 90 character ana
good habits excellent opportunity for Young man
VINO wishes 10 rise i'm business. Address in own
hanqWrltmg, stating salary expected at start. Z.
o. BOX a. CITY ucTf-3f
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
plers and typewrlteTs exceeds the supply. cCurss
az our school requires from 80 20 % DAYS. Special
siteruccn sessions tor goyemment employees. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 5l5-5l9 Colorado Bldg
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may be
left al any of the following branch
offices and viii be promptly forwarded
20 the main office:
S. KANN SONS d CO.. Information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRMANN's PHARMACY. Sth and
East Capitol sts
r T. " EiI4EKs PHARMACY. 1854 NJ st. NV.
AthlASON'S PHARMACY lith and sts nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd aud G sts nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lst and q sts. nv.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY, 18th and Park sts NV.
KENESAW PHARMACY Mt Pleasant and IrV-
inE sts nv
MeNULTN's CIGAR STORE, 18th and SIS. NV.
HA1LORS PHARMACY. 9th and r sts. nw.
kBAEk'S PHARMACY 9Th and S sts. NV.
McuHESNEY q JOACHIM "a and sts. ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERhOOD'S, corner Prince and Royal sts.
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Ohio IS AFTER OIL COMPANIES
Attorney General Files Custer Pro
oeedings Against Three Concerns.
Wants Standard 10 Do business in
It's own Name. and Not Through
Subsidiary Companies.

Lima, Ohio, Nov. 12-OhiO's attorney
general, Wade H. Ellis. to-day filed custer
proceedings against the Solar Refining
Company. the Ohio oil Company. and the
Buckeye Pipe Line Company. all of this
city in the circuit courts of this county.
claiming the formation of a trust for the
purpose OF conspiring against the rate
and charging the various defendant COM
panies with permitting the Standard Oil
Company of New Jersey. to acquire, own,
hold. control, and vote the majority of
the capital stock Of the defendant COM
panies at the regular meetings Of the
boards Of directors.
The three defendants named in the Pc
titiOns are among the largest and richest
oil organizations in the State OF Ohio,
and all are well known TO be subsidia-
ries of the Standard, the real purpose OF
The attorney general in bringing the suits
being 10 determine the question of wheth-
er or not the Standard Oil Company Of
New Jersey, can own the various organ
izauOns engaged in the producing, relin-
Ing. and transportation Of oil as indepen-
dent companies
The attorney general declared the OBJ
Ject OF the suits was not for the purpose
of driving the subsidiary companies OF
the Standard out Of the State. but To
compel 1t to hoist its own flag over an
organizations which il controls in con-
nection with the petroleum trade in Ohio.
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HILL ON FREIGHT RATES.
GFent Northern President 10 Appear
Before Railroad Commission.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. g.-James J.
iill, president OF the Great Northern
Railway. has at last agreed TO appear be
fore the State railroad and warehouse
commission aud tell something of what
he knows about merchandise rates.
A member OF the commission states that
the hearings viii be resumed in about a
week, and AIr Hin viii appear on one Of
TIE days on waica the hearing is con-
Quoted. The hearings are on the reason
ableness Of the present freight rates in
Minnesota.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

ctilc4lie ~ -lllt OcloUer l. l5-o
200 L. MILD UOSsINlUN ENPKEoS Dsls-
olups AZ Irncilal folhts ~ IIglHla AtesI II
gTula esIlbCle uains stGnQar1 claCnes. usriof
cars uglnIa not springs and RCHccverta. Pull
man sieepeTs hinton 70 LOUISVILLE Cincinnati In
dianapons. ST Louis. and Chicago; dlnlng cars =
Ia carte service.
asg p. M.-NEW C. < O. LIMITED Dsiiv-
tast new YestibIc TAIN, stops only at ticrduusyie
charlottesville. stanton. Cffton Forge snd &c.
ng Va. Anltc Sulpuu kCnccyCTIc ana H.pfon
Nv Va. Pullman sleepors 70 Lexington I.ouisyiIie
InCinnati Indianapolis, 81. Louis, and (,hir7ga
Diniug cars ia carte service. One night Out
u.I8 l.. NJ T. y. LIMITED. Daiis-sol;d
testlbue tram Pullman siecpers 20 lincip1sfi
Lexington, aud Louisville. Compartment sIssTips
car 20 Virginia Not Springs WecE CfagN Dining
cars. A Ia carte SerFlca SioepeIg Cincfunsti IL
chicago and st. Louis and Louisville to Memphis.
Nashville aud Southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 69 iltb street
near T. and Sixth Street Stctiou Telephones Main
$50 for pennsvlyaniz r. =. Cab Service and aisir
I0e6 for { 8 - Ticke- ns4ce
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Home Mutual Elects OmcerS.

= At the annual meeting OF the Home
Mutual Building and Loan Association
of Washington. held last Wednesday
evening. the following officers and direct
ors were elected to serve during the COM
ing year: President. Clarence F. Nor
lnent; vice president, Daniel Fraser. sec
retaTy ard treasurer. Oden :. Smith; at
t0Tney. Malcolm Hufty; directors. VIII
liam G. Carter, John Alden, f Baker
Evans, Jesse c. ErgoOd. R. J. Earnshaw.
Maurice r. Flynn, Benjamin ). Graves,
William F. Gude. John o. Knox. Frank
p. May. Ws-AVallace Nairn, and. George L
Starkey.
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WANT CONTEMPT CASE HEARD
Government Makes Move ia Tennes-
see Iynching Case.

The government yesterday asked the
Supreme Court to fix day for hearing
arguments on the preliminary questions
involved in the charge OF contempt pre-
ferred last spring against Sheriff Shipp.
Of Chattanooga; his seven deputies, and
eighteen citizens of that place in connec-
ton with the lynching in March of Ed
ward Johnson, a condemned negro, who
had been allowed an appeal to the court.
The sherif and his deputies were charged
mainly with failure TO protect the prison
CT IN their charge and of sympathy with
the mob III the lyRching. They entered
a general denial. and also raised the
question of jurisdiction OF the court
The men accused of the lyuching de
MED participation or knowledge of the af-
fair. and many of them offered alihis.
On concur tence of counsel for j ma jOri-
~ of the respondents, the court assigned
the case for argument on December 3.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE.
Washington. u. G., October IT, Is96.-
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be re-
ceived at this Office until o'clock 2. m.
THU TRSDAN. November u. 1886 and
then publicly opened. for constructing
brick out6Cidings 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
Of the cemetery. The United States re-
serves the right TO reject any or all pro-
pOsals OF any part thereof Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Brick Outbulding II Bat
tie Ground National Cemetery. and ad-
dressed to Capt II L. PErTCS. Quar-
termaster. u. 5. A. Washing on. i. {.
ocf7.fS,l ,l9. 20-nol2I3
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST FUR NECKPIECE. SUNDAY EVENING.
"a Oonu ave near 18th aud y. II. aye Lib
eral reward. ROOM 3l8 Columbian Bldg nol22r
LCST-AIoNDAY AF'TERNO0N- NEAR 7TH AND
- 81. iN.. poCkethoOk containing about Si2 and
pam ticket Reward. Return to 715 c sw.
LOST r. on SATURDAY AFTERNOON BE
tween the Capitol and The Connecticut by way
oL Mt. Pleasant car, two scaTlpins diamond hGrse-
sug4 ana soiitarc ruby. TIE finder VII b. lib
tiellE rewarded returned 20 ll51 Connecticut ave.
5000 REWARD WILL BIZ PAID FOR ThE RE-
lh;IhEN ~ oI DIeasJpln, stone diamonds and PAIR
oiitaiie earrings. loss SATURDAY October i3 on Way
IIon Washington safe Deposit Co 70 Shoraham
Hotel no questions asked. Once Sh0reham hotel
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-YOUTH WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
III printing ONCE. LAMB & TILDEN. Is 18th
81.
BOY WANTED: GOOD CHANCE TO LEARN
trade THE 0LINERf PRESS, 20 F g. uv.
uGl3-tf
WANTED-CIGAR SALESMAN FOR CITY on
Washington state experience. good position and
salary % right party Address BON 90. Herald cf-
fee. uaT7-9,
WANTED -BRICKLAYERS APPLY KENNEDY
DAVID co. Hth and lamont sts uo86t
WHITE MAN TO TEND FURNACE MORNINGS
and evenings. Address BOX s. Herald Office. nol23t
WANTED INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT APP
peaTance On special proposition out q cts
newspaper OF insurance experience preferred Call
before 10 q. m Monday, basement McGn Bldg
ASK for Mr. MILLER u0i-tf
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MAY DISMISS KANSAS SUIT.
epartment Of Justice Petitions Su-
= preme Court TO Act.

PEtAae court 10 Act.
ldiy timing its filing Of q brief until
election the Department Of Jus
yesterday asked the Supreme Court
he United States to dismiss the gi-
nltic suit Of the State Of Kansas against
the United States ct al to gain posses
sion OF the odd-nunbeTed sections Of land.
adjoining the Missouri. kansas. and Texas
Railroad Company line, extending through
the Creek Nation in Indian Territory.
The value Of this land in dispute is esti-
mated at Si0.000.0o1
The present administration OF Kansas
was severely criticised for bringing the
suit and a determined effort was made
10 defeat Gov HOch on that issue. at the
recent election. Had the brief of the gov
ernmenJ condemning the action of the
State in bringing the suit been filed a
week earlier, it is said Gov. Hoch would
have been defeated.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; stay nights, apply in store. -. II ST. sE.
WANTED-COOhS. CHAMBERMAIDs. WOMAN
for light houseECrk, SIS. SIS. cook and maid Pa
state way paid; colored. PHILLIPS EMPLOY
MEAT AGENGl 50 9TH NV
WANTED YOUNG LADY SOLICITOR OF coon
APPEARANCE character and address a salary ol
SIS per week guaranteed Address BOX los, Herald
Office. uOl3-2t
WANTED-BY WASHINGTON BUSINESS FIRM.
a lady to manage department Address PERAfA-
NENT Z. Herald Office. uoll-5t
WANTED -FIRST-CLASS WAIST AND SKIRT
hands also helpers Call al week, at 1919 Mass
ave nofl-3r
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERT
enced skirt and coat hands woneus garments
JULIUS GARkINkLE < CO. l225 Z st. NV.
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FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED. Apply H
LEON. E55 Pa ave nv. oc39-u
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FURNISHED.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALTON, f"
els N St NV

Elegant new apartments Of exceptionally large
rooms L0ng-distance telephone in each apartment.
4 downtown location. accessible 10 al car lines,
and in easy walking distance Of at government de-
paTtments Inspect these apartments before rent
ing Others. ARTHUR C. PLANT Tradera' Ma
tonal Bank 10th st. and Pa ave. oc25-tf
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EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR o.
WEEK days. Z a. n. 10 S =. NJ
IA kAT TIaIARE

EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. Z a. n. 10 =. NJ
TO BALTIMORE.
Week DAYS, 2s5i, 5tg, 65J, -. ., So $50
800 80. lg03 II 90 a. m, u neon. na5. l93,
291, 500. 4aI. 4.45. 500, 5as. $50. 6l0, 6.J 7s1
500. 1890 1875, u 20. u IS ,. 81
sundays 2St, $50, 80, SsJ $50 1000. uG1
a n, l1o l:l5, $50. $50, 5l9 30, $50 500
I0.O 1875 u-39 ll;S5 p
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NOkIhNEST, su18 =
CiNCINNATi, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
'lua5 a. u, 4s5 p. N. 'lz45 night
PIITSBURG, '4l5U a. n, -5:l0 p n 'n0
CLEVELAND. $40 pm; COLUMBUS. SD pn
MhEkLlNG, ~ 90 q. H., $50 ,. N.
NlNChESIER. SIS a. m AS $50 D. N.
ANNAPOLlS. week days 500 a m L a5 noon
$40 p M s'1 p. M Sundays, saJ H. and
51G D. Il.
LUKAY and ELKTON. 'Ias p. m.
FREDERICK, 49, S9.lS. sUa5 uIG0 a. m
8 ;i5 hao, f5-8 a. m-
hAGEKSIOWN. tIgso5 a. u. and 800 n n
BOYD and way points. fo-9S. .l5 a. n EI.f5
'5S0 t5@5, sl0.l0 ~ % !. m.
GAlthEkSBJ re and way points, SIS ss.l5 4
"a, iE9J. ill5. Sa9. -5T5, I5-a B@3. So.
" WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. fs:5s.
s3.l5 q. m. Sl.i5. f5-) D. N
-Daty Except sunday. Scunday only.
Reservations OF Sleeping OF ParlOr Car space rates
oi fare, &c, wa Be quickly furnished BA IELk-
iHONE az ali Of the following Ticket Ofices: lil7
& s. NV Telephone, main 1877: 69 pennsyFania
ave. Telephone main e78 station. New JERSEY ave-
ana & stTicket Ofiice Telephone, east SCI, Iufor-
nation Bureau. east 72l
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED - TEAMS. WITH DUMP WAGONS.
ApTly. ready Tor work. cor 18th s. and Georgia
ave. 81 n. 5. BloME co. D0l2-n
WANTED-FOUR ROLLTOP AND FLATIFOP
desks ara otlice chairs, at once. Phone, 394- W.
or 3l5 Sd nv nolI-st
TRIAL WEEK tREE-WANTEO FEW MORE
shoTthand and UpeEutlng pupils class OF iEd-
Fldual instruction; Pltman system. instructor Is
years experience; speed, dictation quick course and
Herald Office. oc2sIno
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets. otice and store fixtures Of ali kinds Fur
niTure stored. packed and shiuped Address BAIJW
al2 p. ave ny. Phone main l25l.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FUENITURE. CAR
pets. stoves bric-a-brac. and al kinds OF house
hold goods. EALAl'S FtKNIft Ia SHOP latin
and l sts- Phone n 1913. Formerly, 9Th aud L.
WANT To Buy Alb KINDS or fURNifUkf,.
ron one piece 60 contents OF houses. as well as
oice and store fixtures planes. organs &c for ont
ottown 1rm, who viii pay liberal prices 20 get the
goods quick. Address fURNIrJ RE. Herald office
Phone F. Ssfw ocf+sst
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LEGAL NOTICES.
a. LEFTwICH sINCLAIE, Attorney. Filed No
Fembcr !. lsooj

IA Ike IMlAA HlNtLAiEr Aflofnel- EAta NJ
FembeT !. ls0oj
Is. THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Court Of the United States Tor the District of Co
lahiaa-ln the matter of the payment nf damages
res ltIng 20 adjacent property from changes "a the
grades u streets avenues and alleys authorized by
relating 10 The Construction u a Union RaiTOad sta
tion - the District d Columbia District Court
NO. bsL-N0tice is hereby given that We, the under
signed, having heen designated and sIPointed oy
tne supreme Court q the District ot Columbia,
holding special term as United States Dis,rici
Oour Tor ihe District q Columbia, as commission
eTty from changes IN tne aades 4 slTeets ayetes.
and alleys sutnoFlzed by the act of Congress ap'
uon Of 8 Union Railroad Station. IL the District of
W s seet st ~ oe9eA a. l 90 on
a. D. 1865. AZ thc United States court house ltlts
salll IN the District Of Columbia, IN a room 10 be
assigned Us by the United states marshal Tor salu
DlstFlci, Tor the purpose M viewing tas plOQfie
Affected BY the changes II the grades Of the follow
ING named streets, avenues, and alleys ana hearing
testimony toucAing ihe Damages resulting 10 feai
property from Eaid changes Of grade ~ accordance
WITH the terms and provisions % tae act o. Copgfei
approved April p 1901. entitled An act 70 pro
vide fer payment 4 damages on account Of clange
due 10 construction q the union station District
II Columbia" " 10 Wit: Second street northeast.
Ihiro street narthcast and X street northeast
around square numbered seven hundred and lifts
75Bj, and the alleys and minor street Parker
0nd street northeast, around square numbered seven
huadred and forty-eignt tlisl and Tnird street
Of real property damaged hy the changes IN the
grades II said streets avenues, OF alleys VIII hle
70 fcr an allowance q damage within sixty or
days after the said 18th day Il December. A. ID;
1915. The aforesaid act Of Congress approved April
=, lsJl, provides that up on the failure ot any
such owner % thus present his ciaIm, within said
period his right 10 do shall and determine
CHARLKs a. BAKER. GEORGE W. MOSS.
GEORGE SPRAN51, Commission % Appralse Dam
ages true Copy Iesi isealli ! * lol
no2dexs3ot
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II You WANT ROOMS GO TO GERsON. DENT
q CO. Gil Ith S. uw. Nc charges for securing
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Harrisburg. For indianapolis Louisville. and 81
Loais. Bnfet ParlaI Car % HaIrshurE.
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ROOMS FOR BENT.

.
If You WANT ROOMS GO TO GERSON, DENT
CO. Gil Tth S. uW. No charges for securing
rCoUs. motif
FURNISHED.
FURNISHED ROOM FREE TIC YOUNG WHITE
man Tor slight services t1 semi-inFalid. only pr
maueur resident need apply; write fully. Address
U1 10TH ST NE-TEEEE LARGE ROOMS
completely furnished Ter Housekeeping n0l3.5t
uls ETH ST wv ROOMS ENTIRE I'd
aooI. with without board geutleESn preferred.
nolI1t
IZB Q ST NW.-HANDSOMELE FUR ROOM
with good table bosrd IN vellconducted house.
Telephone North l555u 9cJl-llt
10 & ST SE-NEAR LIBRAKy CAPITOL:
iargo, comfortable. newly fuT, rooms. private fam
ily; phone; reasonable ocl5-tf
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED. Apply II.
LEON. E55 Pa ave. NV. oc3ou
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRESSMAHING FIRST CLASS TAILORED
SUITS ana alterations Speciality; charges reason
able. 2l6 sd. ave. ne noli-st
FOR SALE-5o0 CUBAN ASPHALT: 100 CAPU-
zsya H D. GORDON. Attorney, SIS 18th NV.
nOl55t
WE WILL PAINT YOUR ROOF WITH PAINT
Tor S3; drop postal lJ23 9Th ST. ne. noll-3t
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
yoiu Old worn carpets. Drop postal or phone
main 20. WASHINGTON RUG Co Factory
e3l 5th ST. uw.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC,

JUST RECEIEED-I0J HOME-RAISED CAN
a-ies; viii sell them inst as they ran al s. each;
sts' japanese sIau3eis cocker spaniels. collies,
bi5 hHIl fIs CrEs1lre SKYE. p0odes, fox terriers
also Augcra cats. &c sCHAIID'S BIRD STORE
~ l2Ja 80. uW. n09-tf
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ROOMS MhNTEl,

TWO ROOMS. OR USE or ONE AND PARLOK.
for Physician; u0rra Of II. west Of liJh Address
BOX @. Herald Office
II YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
as Ee are the only real estate agents renting rooms
GelLtF
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

PROF. YALE NOTED HORSE TOOTH sPE-
ciaiist from Nev York. can be consulted on the
pT0pIety Of having horses teeth attended. al the
Speedway Stables Phone connection. he also
knows uf q valuable speedway mare. record. e.I7l.
halves IN ~, sound city broken for sale trotter
uol3,l5.H
THIS is TIE PLACE!
GEO. ". TAYLOR.
Phone Main s425.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS. AND HARNESS.
lZ3 ID street nW-
Horse Blankets and Plush Robes cheaper than any
dealer IN the CITY buggies from 5000 uD- n92-u
COGSMELL'S Is TIE CHEAPEST PLACE TO
buy new and secondhand vehicles and harness;
large assortment vehicles. Si0 up; harness. - up;
four fne shetland ponies and trap. 2e llth
81. oCS-tf
ATTENTION. CONTRACTORSl - WE OFFER
entire stock q contractors gears at cost.
so 3-lnch tire wagons. ..................S55
s. Z1nch tire wagons. ...............-. %
S D. WATERS & son. SO Pa. ave. M.
ocs-tf
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TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-TEAAiS TO HAUL BRICK: STEADY
-S.9 S9s5 y a day WASHINGTON BRICK AND
lEltAA W. A tb-- 81 and q sW- noll-3t
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TABLE BOARlERS WANTED.

los eth ST. XIV EXCELLENT TABLE
board; also few choice rooms ca suite or single.
n0Il5t
WANTED - TABLE BOARDERS: BEST OF
everything, terms moderate early breakfast l3ie
9Th ST Nv. noIl-sJ
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AT az AND 5 PER CENT
INTERESr ON APPROVED ID. g. REAL rs
TATE PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALLEsI 4
POSSIBLE EXPENSE MOORE 4 HILL Une.l.
III 18th s. NV Ocs-u
LOANS on REAL ESTATE TO 6 PER CENT
interest. depending location GASCH x
BIRGE. l295 \. y. ave. OS-u
LOANS on STOCKS. BONDS. LIFE POLICIES.
tTusts bldg assn shares. syndicate certifs-. and
other approved collateral. l-52 Metzer0Jt Bldg..
lih 81. Phone 5lI. &. 4. BAKER oc-u
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate a. 2. "a, and peg cent interest; special
privileges uith respect 20 prior payments. TYLER
4 RUTHERFORD Gnc:, l07 ST. MS. oos-tf
MONEY To LOAN on FIRST TRUSTS on D..
C. real estate security at ~ snd per cent: no
unnecessary charges &c borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
a7 s. nv.
II YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST
trust mortgage. bearing and 6 per cent inter
est l always have them Tor sale. See what ] have
:. STALLlNGs 75 Home Life Bldg ocs-tf
MONEY To LOAN ~ SUNS To SUIT on D.
C. reai estate
MILLETT & REINECRE co.
- iatn St., opposite ShoreasEn Hotel.
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MONEY To LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NV
leans q replace old CDcs 81 lowest rates Ct in-
teresf. All transactions conducted with economical
ccnsideranon far borrowers. VA u. SAUNDERS
q Co. li5l s. NV. Ocs-u
The Washington herald., 1906-11-13
AUCTIONS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLEK. Auctionesr.


CHANCFRY SALE or VALUABLE UNnf-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN CENTER Eth~
ENGTDN.
Under decree Ct the Supreme Court of The District
q Columbia Equity lausc No LJll- the ulC9T-
signed vii offer Tor sale az public auction, IA mont
Of the premises on FRIDAY, the Ord day o. No
fmbfT, A. D. 1885 AZ hall past 4 clock = nl-t
All ~ Sub0ts seFeHtytWO ffZ % seventy srFen Dtis
inclusive If She subdivision Of lots IN block SIX
teen nsl. Center lexington. District .. Colunsbia.
per plat recorded ~ fhc slTvCyors Ocss DISTRICT
Of Columbia Book County Il, page a each iot
fronting street. With right u WaI loT edcl
lCt for alley purposes tie rear three ieet q al
the ether lots.
Terms; One-third of the purchase money in cash,
balance iu one and years. with interest az SIX
per CENT TTe auuum from the day Il sale secured
b. deed 81 trlst upon the premises. OF an casil.
ar the araioH ot the purchase A depcsit of Sc
on each lot required a. the tine Of sale. II the
terms q sale are not complied with within fifteen
days from day Of sale the undeTsigllcd reserves the
right 90 resell at risk aud cost Of detaGitug puF-
chaser purchasers after I've days advertisement =
C0ureyanciug rcc1fding. Nc. AZ purchasers cost.
WILLIAM c. SULLIVAN. Trustee.
80 Fifth street nv
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