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The Washington herald., 1906-10-27
HERALD WANT AID.
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want AID. Page IS displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the


a. Costello, - Iith ST. su.. cigars. tobacco and
". 4. McNuIty. 1890 Hh st. NV. cigars. to-
nSeccs neNsrapers. aad periodicals..
Paul Pearson cIu= -iare. irH and L SIC. uw-
A T. Pride. the Georget1uu druggist. 2Srh and
William sHgdars Arsenal Lunch Room. ils and
SIS SW leading brands of cigars.
Dudley o- I'm ST. s'- smo1ela articles. fishing
J. ,{ailer Mcdonald drugs. cslIs, and toilet STi-
Charles g. Alien 5J5. NJ - ~. Cisars. tcbao-
COS, newspapers and periodicals pool.
Lioyd tIJss. -.5s "a ave nv, cigars magazines
ana stationary Pool I2rlCr
A. Goldman. lll - s. ua. Pipes, tobaceas. and
Cassady's 7Ul 7th ST. sa.. fas groceries. provisions.
fcblcc.- stationery. news. ap,rS.
steve snake oIoP "a and s. NV Cigars
Martins Shoe Shining Parlor-, 1913 Wisconsin
Davs' Paamacv. e3d ana II sts NV. Use paas'
tagan Bros. 1913 Pa ave. uv. Cigars. totaccos.
naf4zJHt-, fishing tackle. ard pool
HING DING Stufe. vermont ave and Llc 81 Lf-
Post G8ce Cisi- and News Stand, 30 r= ST. su.
4 B3eseliilg Illr. Irop -.
Hall, Star Cssr Stores $50 18Th St. NV and 5a
j. VI Paxton. Ias 18th ST., cigars. Tobacco
neH-I4pei,. Ifrlo.let'. d. ,-. -..5
Edison m Itir- Trsr}Ifr.S and ,uulle-.
Pad Psir-an- phalllsai.-. 18th 81 and ia- ave-
nv. ana y i. avs. and = st. tv,
" J.. Cribs -i5 r. ave. rEHtg and distributing
agent fer Washington Herald subscriptions ~ .gg.-
Lewis e.. FIez PSI. cor 22i and VI st-. ~-c-l-Ii-
ti.us fa- Herald lived 40 1870 jefferson aie uH-
e. r. DIdier 80 9Th RI, -"- tizsr5- tobacco
periodicals Open daily aud sunday
Henry a. Tu'e. 30 9Th ST. sH. Cigars. tobacco.
stltioHcry newspapers. magazine.
Tniip Watts. 61 Ia. ave- uE. 1isar-l tobacco.
newspapers &e
Chcak8I5s a C0c5-. 60 D S.. uE. and CD ia. ave-
Fruits confectionery. cigars. newspapers, 81.
J. ~ Watson * Bro. lo3 ii So. nr. Cigars. Co.
hIec1. newspapers. magazines.
Nlsttem's CITY Han Cis9E stone. opposite ti-r
Han Legal BLANKS
oirclsjou's Pharmacr cor. 1ith sind T. -t-. aa.
Everything iu drugs newspapers. and I-Il.'li.--
F. /. HAS. COY. LlrG and + .i-. High
grade cigars and Tobacco. newspapers and periodical
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0STE0PkTHY,
DRS MALC0M x RHSH

GRADUATES OF STILL COLLEGE.
I.-.e NlIl s5-- Commercial National Bank Bldg
-=fa a14 a. Sra uu-
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PERSONAL.

TIE BABY 5 NAME Is WILLIE. THE
child IS i==4l.r showed -rta -tu-e uHe Hr seat for
H> and oU splendid ITire- F- gre paving fer mems
E-.a zstul.ur-. ias-. ~ailts Shoes JJSrHS OLD
STAND. BID ID.
ALNEETA. THE OLDEST RELIABLE PIANIST
and csIrT0laHf. gives names. dates. viii EiyC in-
s-Iusuau u tlr ,ai.lr- Ladies aur. go New
YORK ave. rU. uc--rt
FUUND-A METHOD on CURING CHRONIC
cases of fha,unati-s1- ia.aHatof atavia, Hr2.t s.
di',ls. qiah-tes. I4Ig.lsis aud tudrcd ailments.
used m French and tgIEan hospitals for halt a
ceuturyi Endorsed b. i.adIEg ftncl physicians:
can and learn about g. Washington ra.eFeuces.
Pro-. II. d. y. PARKER. li-I Sew ICrk ave.
-.-- sH-,e ana p
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS:
ladi.-. ar 9,utieu.aHs AalJes- ftstal- VIII cau,
T. TAESHES. ISIS 7th uT. Phone North lg9.
bEADF0RD'S DEFECTIVE AGENCY SUITE
~ Colorado Bids llth and G.. phone Main
-. expert uTe gators. ans cause, ali sections.
strictly c1nEdaltlal. ltOr night service 'Ibane
---i-1 tli-I
MEE MARTHA NEW WORKS. WONDERFUL
Ta.Uist and card Iead-I. Euli life reading &c.
Luck given and advice on marriages and love
ltalIs. M1IE. MARTHA. a2 D. S. nw.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-WHITE CHAAlBERMAIDs NURSE
and cook. c0lCed cooks and dishWashgIs. l0ll y
: ave. oe1g.3
WANTED RELIABLE GH,I FUE GtNERAL
h9l.eeaefh- Apps, upstairs, Fiat -, Seatou
place. oc16H
WANTED WOMAN To COOK AND 100 HOUSE
aelb for iamiiv oi thfec- good wages Apply at
aHcc, 1I llth 80 U.- cor. Col ~, oc251t
WANTED q WHITE WOMAN As CHAMBER
maid and aaiir..s. references required Applg 2g2
Mas ave-. before D.. DID, BEST
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A coy HOME--VERY CHEAP

Fer salc-In choice residential section Mount
Rainier. Nd. enc ear fare 50 minutes from Treas
HfA, fTttty groom h0usc aud outDuldinSs consist
aug Of horse barn. barn. and chicken shed large
lot: good water; rich soil excellent Sidewalk e cars.
Price, $50. Reasonable terms. CHARLES 7.
JOHNSON Jr., Sd st. and Bunker Hill road. Mount
Rainier, Nd. Ocg7-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTEp-A BRADBURY CERTIFICATE is
sgsi u the J.. o.. smith piano contest iu word
contest STATE -.nt-t -l1t cash price Adtrass J.
~. T.. Herald .Hre. eer
WANTED-A CANOE rs GOOD CONDITION
NIlus UT-ilr-CiI price must ir lTr BOX 80
Herald o.Est
UANiED-Tu BUY OLD FEATHER REDS
When selling Ein uo- dIGu postal to an Old r.
liable H1Hs MARKS 8, CO.. II. .th, Opposite Saks
NE i"al. Siam i..- ogl-j9-
NANIED-CAsH PAID FOR FLRNtTtKE. CAR
n.ts. gI1E ail srlIe tEtl-gs 70 az kinds FUUl-
ture stored. hacked and s4Irrad Address BALs 81
~ pa. ave. nH. Phone NaIl l5i.
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PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau uI supplies ana Accounts
Navy Department washington. D. g. UutI
l1 O'Clock g. H.. NOV EMBER l3. 1870. and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter
tO furnish at tho navy yard. dc. Wash
irgtou. T. g.. quWJitE ui naval sup
plies as follows sch 49, SiuJp-SCu
~. Fire brick. motors. laeing leather.
hickory. pine. machine and spring steel
castings. aiT hose rubber packing potash.
SberpsknS. mulasScs Sch. ID. Hard
ware white pine. ana glUe.-Sch 22l
Painting walls at Naval Hospital April
cations for proposals should dcsiguate
proposals will he furnished upon anplica-
ton TO tie Bureau. d. r. B. HARRIS.
PaNmastcr GancraI L. :. \. ncel2I
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CANNOT RESTRICT LIABILITY.
Jury Gives Verdict Against Transfer
Company.

A jury in Circuit Court No J. Justice
Wright presiding. yesterday returned a
verdict Tor S5G25. the value of the con-
tents Of lost trunk. in favor of II. John
Newton against the Union Transfer Com
pary
a disclaimer OF liability beyond the sum
of SlGl printed on the check or baggage
receipt fog tie trunk was offered by ,he
company in defense The jury. however.
dec sled that the plaintiff did NOT know
Cf the limitation of liability printed ON
the check, aid that nothing had occurred
10 cause him. as a reasonably careful
man. 40 inspect the receipt whcu il was
given 10 him 10y the compJny's agent.
The jury determined thI the terms of
limitation had not been assented 10 by
Implication or otherwise ON the part of
the plaintiff. and for that reason we've
not a part Of the contract and not bind
ING ON him
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chesapeake aud Unlo RAILWAY.
Schedule in eject October l. lgo6.

ocheduie 81 cAeei OCTOBER / 1850
80 T.. M--OLD D0auNION ENPkEo, Ilsr,y-
stops NJ principal points III Virginia and tfess -
g1la. cSrIuuae iragu, standard coaches. tarfor
cas- 90 uslnia riot nTrnss aHu ttuucrscrI. fiI-..
siceIers nu'ton Io ionlsfIilg. tIlcinrarl IA
0lailaIoi4s 81. LOUIS. ana thleaso: olulu- cais =
it esrte service
4-g r.M.-NEW G. * O. LIMITED D5i,-
Fast heE Festhgie tram, STOPS only at tiout1Is-
WIFE, tn1rlottesglo. stanton ChItcn FCI.a ai..-
C0mgtCu. a.. White SuipAug. Eencrgtlf1 au.f
hinton W - Pullman s4eelefs 60 Lezlug1ol..
Louisville. Cincinnati. ludiausF olis. st. l.0uIs ans
Chicago. Dining caTs 10 carte service. Uue
night cut
iII0 y. MI r. Y LIMITED pauv-Sald
ycstibulc train, PUilmau slecpers 70 CINCINNATI
Lexington, ID louisville. ColcIaTtB.lGt sleeping
Car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining
caIs o. la carte service. Sletpers Cmcinaatl ~
chicago and 81 Louis and louisville 10 Mlm1his
Nashville and Southwest
Kesergations and tickcJs n Cbgsaueasc cud Ul.9
otie-s. ais lcuHsl lfaul1 EfcuHc, SO ltth street
near T. and Sixth STREET StatioiL TclCphgl.c Nam
800 for Peurs glyanIa r. r. Tab Service and Main
1855 tor q x Q. Ticket Office
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TIE LAST CHANCE TO SECURE REVIEW 0T
Reviews, Wqmsn's Home Companion. sud success
MJe8ziucs- aH three ONE year for sos THIS week
BUREAU. sos Vermont ave -.4l-f-
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YOU deliberately Insult the country Of my
father I must punch YOU in the eve
And Maher did He was brought before
the stewards Of the Jockey Club. bat
after his explanation he was eNonerated-
Maher is regarded in England as one OF
the most level-headed Jockeys that Amer
lea has sent over. +. Y. CULLEN.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED YOJNG NAN. BETWEEN AGES OF
y 70 Q. 20 WoTk aI0m1 store HUGH REILLY
L33 y Y. ave
HOTEL OXFORD. llth ~ and y. J. ave.
WANTED HEAD MATTER. CHEF DisHMEN.
bellmen. for Nov ISL 1911 y. !. ave. oc353t
WANTED SOLICITOR FOR MONTHLY PAY
meut accident and health contract. salary and
commission. old COMPANY. Address BOX "a. Herald
cifcc. oc353t
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TRAINS - rue BLUEli0NT BRANCH
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket office. 1921 Penna. ave.

Ter Petersburg Raleigh Wilmington. COLUMBIA
savannah, Jacssonviile. Tampa. Atlanta. BlTmiu.-
BAN, Mobile. Pensacola. ana Sew Orleans
1879 y ~. bAiLf -s.7ihaafd sail. Thls..4
CCacHls and FuHnaE Sseeper IL Jacksonville ia
also faTgdEl Stff per washington BHmtnE.a.a
Ala. Cafe Dining Csr Washington ~ Hamlet s. (.
Is 7. n. DAiL1-Scab0arl Express. Sohs tiaiii.
with Pullman SLEEPER 60 Jacksonville and Tampa.
Through Sleeper 10 Atlanta. Birmingham. aRs
Memphis Cats Dl2irS Cazs
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FURNITURE WANTED.

] WANT TO Buy ALL KINDS or FURNITURE.
from one piece 70 contents q houses, vel a.
office ami store lEturgs. pianos. organs &c for out
'i-ttTE UI1n. who Hii las HuCTai prices 70 get the
goods Iuies Address IJRNiIt RI B5IaiG office
Phone = 1ia. ocl45)t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR.
Pets. stoves. bri-l-hr5c. and al kinds Of house
hold goods EAtAI.S FURNITURE SHvp llth
ard SIS Phone y. 1913. Formerly OH and L.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO REVERSIBLE
us-- hst ru'iUtrl faction south, drip postal
HnNE WEAVING CO. sl2 St. nu. oc-5-6i
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE
nom lCHT old u.U carpets. Drop postal OF
l-.fs Main L WASHINGTON RUG CO.
------- ~ I'll Il ~
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LOST AND FOUND.

LuST-WEnNEsDAY, BETWEEN MT YER
non Seminary and Aqueduct Bridge gold wat,n
aia iohi ~. T. engraved on back. April 49,
lag ou mslqe- on fob. II. J. iu seal. Finder
WARD d LOTHROP oc1--sf
LoSf-A PACKAGE OF MONEY. MOULDING
lHo ,lglhs. Liberal reward If returned To MEL
Wy n. HOFNOOD, stb and X sts NV oc55-7t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED SITUATIONS FOR HIGHLY RECON-
muidCg caaclmau butler 3uitoy % fireman and
saalEslrc.s ION y. Y aFc- oc255t
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ROOMS WANTED.

~ YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
them 90 Gcfsou. Hcnt Is Co.. Oh 5th 81. nH..
a. che Orly real estate agents uHr.uS rooms
ncls-f
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DANCING ACADEMY.

The DaGidsous Academy and Residence y s5 ;Fs
Reliable. Fifteen Years Experience Glass even
ms. every TUESDAY ard Thursday Beginners at .
bdH'Iul- leceIilgH> at s-l Private lessons given
auy ha1r. vith 1av-ie
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THE MISSIONER.
HOUSES E0R BENT.

LOOKING FOR 4 HOME. sEE So ITH ST.
D. e. ,A-lo-l isie-. i.Ic-.aIu iala and sink
caal aad ra- range c.a-.t-s Ualigt .a.t 'front.'
south si--1. light newly u4Is.-i U}FNLE
oc-s--l
lGH EENT-IGg % ST NV s ROOMS
ana tfti-- -tala
ESQ l5tl s,. NV. Fo1Us and ulta............ $3.50
ETA 81. s- Fl.frs ana afh..-..............- - -
RALPH " LIZ
l.aai Estate and Insurance. 1903 ~ NV
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TYPEWRITERS,
CLEANING AND DYEIhG.

pHuT LEDEEEE EI h ST III. PHONE
F-s- l7es Natsstactsry work guaranteed Oar
-a...l calls for ana delivers WORK AL over the city.
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SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

TrsI Isssn frao T. BOYER ~ 18th So uu.
Native and experienced teachers
Law STUDENTS COACHED.
Crcrar free. Address WAL MACON COLEMAN
q. 81 ~. b. - 4 st. rvs. ocI7-L5t
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Ia. .4Il. s-i, .ole y m.
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
Week days, : q. &c s p n
10 BALTIMORE.
Week days. Z5s 5.J, 49, ~. 10 SEQ SEA
91y. $50. 1000. uNJ a. H., II noon, l-ro In
E-U. E.as. H9g, 4s7, 3nn. 5l5, 80 b-3y ga
sol STA. l81J. l0.5. 80. II 80 p. IN.
Sundays, 4-3t. 50. -. So, $50, 1880 u.E
a. m. 400. la5 $50. $50 80. 40. 5J5. s.0e
$780, I--. I'm. uIJ j. ma.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NVhlnWEsT, -u0 a. m.
CiNtlSNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
Nv 40 O.. m, 'i,J5 b. ~, -IZa5 nsat.
PIIlobU hC, 'IlaJ q. H., -s.ly p. H., -I2J.
CLEVELAND. -9.8 pm; COLUMBUS. -5a8 Pm
NulElING. Iu-J5 a. IA 80 D.
NENtFE re III, - a. u-, Ia-a7, 1a@5j 3. IA.
ANNAPOLIS. WeC6 DAYS. o5J d. in-, IZa5 noon
i:45 T. H., 90 y n Sundays So a. H. aud
-, - and ELkToN. ans n. II.
FREDERICK, ISIS, Syl5, s.Jss. fnsjo a. III
Ill -il. HIl. F1.u e.
HAGLBaIuNN. flsz5 a. m. and 800 p n.
BOYD and way points, s-5. S3:l5 - ~. s! Is
51W. 7-a5. siBa1. iIs5J J.. "a.
CALI t-f.,., { at aud way points. $50 s9-l5 a
WASHINGiON JUNCTION ana way Points
ts.55 S3-5 o. H.. SLID, f5lO f5-lU p. N
pans. Except sunday S,uuday only.
Excavations 90 clcClInE IaTlur Gar cp1Ca
yates ~ Iare. 5c-. Wiz ue FIICkly furnished ~
IELEEhONfi at an 90 che fouoWmg IICket Unlees
1917 Is 81. INV, Telephone main I5sl tig icua
Jersey ave aud 4 ST. ick,t Ofsire IaIep.igr,e
casa ts.- Information Bureau east 4-i
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEAsE-I01l YEARS VALUABLE FRONT.
age, w Ro--i,n. OBJ IA. r. T.. extending iatS
O. tIoiteT uil-at- Wen located for factories Az
tczf-tf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,
- anI EmIaln

Undertaken and Emtalmer.
lis llM 81. nU. Telephone North lE5
Hardwood, Cioth-coyered Casket Outside Case.
] Grave and opening same. Hcarsc. , Carriages:
EmhalTiug- Everything good. and services fir-g
class. Use OF Funeral PsIior free Burial Lots
for sale ca easy payments All kinds Of Metallic
Caskcis GA hand for shipping Established Is7s
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BICYCLES.

PINCTtkE PROOF TIRES BY DIAMOND
Rubber Co. 10 equal 81 Is rslt ON fsir AL
Hartford tine headquarters. fresh from factory
weekly 81 john solid cushion tires. JONES
TIRE WORKS, agents 652-6oi T. Vuleanizinq 5lc
guaranteed. $3.50
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A PRESS FEEDER. At THE PRINT
ING OFFICE 1903 II 81 NV
WANTED THE DEMAND FOR STESoGRA
pliers and typcUTiieTs eXceeds thc supply \ course
az olr school requires from Sd 10 % days. Special
afternoon sessions for government employees. STENO-
9AAIulC AIADEMA. M5-lLa C1loraao Bog.
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PIANOS FOB REHT.

FOR KENT-Y0U CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
iLaDo from rs for 8 aud mp per mouth: % az
neats "a select from; al in perfect clndition f.
T. SMITH FiANO CO. l15 IA. aFA ccIs-u
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALT0N.

sis NJ ST. wv
Elegant Her apartments o5 exceptionally lag.
rooms. LoHg-distaGea telephone DOB each apartment
a downtown location. accessible 90 az car lines
and m easy walking distance d al .3EeruaeHt q.
parlmeui>. Inspect these apartments h.f0ie rerf
mg others ARTHUR g.. PLANT Tudcs- ~.
U0ual Bank lefh 81. and Pa ave. rC1Jff
THE MISSIONER.
18Th AND SIS NY.
Several desirable apartment, Goa gent. cen.
fIal tsrattHHs Convenient fc cir- ezee.1t -aIFi.t
WtatfIfF T.u-- inspect fht. apartments i-frIe ROM
iHg elsewhere JOHN j. EDWARDS us lffI 10
It". ogl6-ff
FOR RENT GROOM AND BATH AlAETNENI
ia The Ell1.I an "a st 81. uau-l oI premises
4dsll- DltIl -rr.f
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT,

NEW cSTOEY WAREHOUSE. SUITABLE FOR
storage printing Office. I-lt usH3factuTir-. OBJ
uheglUught. 81 So. l.ar % IS itl s.. Do. UIcn
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HATS
BRonTss HATs

Are better than ever Ha 18th st. Branch. SIS 9,h
s.. REARING beatty done
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

JUST ONE WORD.
lap Robes Horse Blankets ard Nhius cheaper
tLau any Que IN the city Don't my iioT-a BlaH-
Bet until You call ON me. / can fu5ris8 vou ans
kind Feed, Furniture. AlIik Grocery. EXui,s- Ut
business Wagon al the best maker IN the Omitted
states Over 100 81 these wagons uunlug the streets
Of Washington. u q.
an work guaranteed. You win save time and
money by calling me for q vehicle
PAINTING AND REPAIRING
Oh Wagons B8sgies, and Harness taken iu tx
change
GEO. W TAYLOR.
cc 3-E I-l u 81. uU.
CuGSWELL'S Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE no
buy new and secondhand vehicles aud harness;
large assortment vehicles, $40 upi harness. - UP;
l.E Inc Shetland ponies and tap 20 llth
ST. NV
ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS w QFFFE
cur entlEe stoca Of contractors gears at est,
ey slneh life wagons -A5s
- +lnch tire wagons. .----.-... 80
= ~. WATERS 4 son. SO IA. ave NV
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COLLECTORS.

We Do GENERAL COLLECTING: LOCAL AMI
foreign: no charge unless successful Prone sisf
IHE ~ LLER AGENtY. az l2th st. oc2lst
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RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave- apd s.,
livery UIHEE Hot X On IHE ODD hOUk'
TO PHILADELPHIA AND SEW YORK..
NEW TERMINAL sd ST. NEW YORK.
-llU q H. IJHCr rEman taTiUr.
iysl a. a.. LuaIlt IaE-1I- tHt-n1GE Tra{a-
s. 20 q. us. Islier ana Iluman iaElCg Cas.
~ W. d. iu. DIlcr and iululAu IAslor Gar.
10 D. I'D. BIncf auu IUumaB ksIluI Car.
$50 D. ul "hCyaI Limited Al Pullman.
fsaJ D. U.s. Coaches 90 PnLadeiplLa.
rJ-U y m. DINER and Pullman PariOr.
-cuU j. I'D. JClCHto 10 EbIiaGelpnls.
~ 30 b. m. SlcJ leIs.
81. b., SeepeEs,
ATLANTIC CIiI. -2T. 20 s9G6. u15 a
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TAILORING.

n. LOWENSTEIN, LADIES TAILOR,
1903 y. I. ave. NV. Phone NJ 1895. Suits made
20 order. $50 ND Reuodslng a speciality.
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HOUSES WANTED.

~ WV WIN E6f
IF VOC WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR fIH-
Uislcl C- .ur- FINISHED bonuses. If rrrr tral-r.Y
GltE GRACE A- THOMAS. Ocean Bldg
OFFICES FOR RENT,
TOR EENr- DESIRABLE OFFICES rs TIRE
severn ELi-. 1871 % uF opposite t,raIlra.l
Hotel 81 H- i-- H-.a-- MOORE s. HILL. Ius.
1I7 iHil r-zl 80 81
For offices or business,
COR. 18TH AND I SITS. NV.
Formerly CbumIcrifu Hotel
SEW STEAM HEAT PLUMBING. DECO
RATING. AND LIGHTING.
JAMES H. TAYLOR, Tt,
IIID G. 81. NV
FLEMING BUILDING. lE9 e. ST NV. RENO
Fated Throughout spacious lC- tl-IatUT- steam
ltsft GlsNcalei .aHttHr service. csaiec haHs.l-
Tllm on Inst IluT s1l-lG.- f-T T-l estate ~
brokers' cfcc5 and excellent Office Ia...s Oh fourth
NoI-
LARGE MODERN OFFICES rs the ME-
zT1tr b T.. uil.IU- 4 81 lU-. $3.50 Trr month
iucirdlas A.et. EeAt elevator. and .aui.lr service
bro extras
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DENTISTRY,
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.

Washington Expect Dental Specialist does ala
Dental Worn for credit. Ga F 81 Y w Tor 9Th
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING:
10 pam; look feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth sfuEfcn faces made normal painless
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STORAGE.

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LEGAL NOTICES.
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IA LEFrwlCH sINCLAIR, Aoomey. Filed oc-
~ THE SVPRF1iE CoTRF OF THE DISTRICT
~ columbia. holding SPECIAL term as bl,iIiC
tcuFt Il tc United States f0r tle Dl-tfiei ~ co.
RESULTING to adjacent property from changes h the
siaoe ~ streets. avenue. and alit1. dItaitt1 ~
tlfr 20 The elimination II grade crossings ou uie
hne uf the Baltimore ard Potomac Railroad CON
a., ~ Nptcr ~ hereby given it'at "e' ~
dtrsigned. having begI designated and appointed
10y iie supreme Court u tie Disifici p 'o5eiii'.d
Court for tie District OF Coiumhis as e9niml-
non - apaa.sc the damages resulting ~ @ulictl'
stehues. and alloys authorized iy the ACT ri Con
sig-1 approved fehuay J. i1yl. le'ati'e ~ ~
baltimore snd Potomac Railroad Coniiau}. i' thi
District Of Columbia. VIII meet 20 1881 oci.ct z.
n ~, oH FRIDAY. TIE 9th DAY on NoAEM
btit, a y. 1906 as the United State Court ito.-a
signed as By she United States marshal for said
District. f0r the prluosc lf viewing Tie property
affected t} tie changes Boz The grades oi Inc inl
lowing H1mcd streets ana hearing Testimony touch
visions ~ an sri IA t'Sgflt-- IIsro,od Juno =.
1876. entitled "Au ad to provide ior payment oi
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pojl4T.l,Ii. HIM. III V..l,il-gt1,, Railroad
'onluaiy.' 90 uit: I street : T.. between FHih
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sizh and seventh street. Is street s. D.. between
seventh street and Nlglna alrnue. sixth siieei ,
tween Virginia avenue and Is stT1tl- Virginia aTt-
uuc b. between Fifth and sixth Streets VIZ
streets: Virginia areunc $ D. belae-u seventh aud
Eighth streets Virginia s!elue > =. 6si"e.n 90
First and second streets. Al 0Hucrs n rai Ilol-
tsts damaged hS -he c1aue.s ln the grades o
cause s'-ugd and sH'ih ia. u" an s-'.i'-s -, I,
aSHl5Ec- Within farit- months alter i'ie SAID ltl
% c1usTe-- approved Jare -. 1915. provides tiat
Hio3i fAt failure % ail -Hti owner Il iHis ite-.i
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the courts to be &C no force. and it is
said they or their families rarely seek
to collect DANA ges. When they do an
adiuster from the company goes to
their homes to fix the matter up. One
man who was in bed four months as a
result of a tunnel accident got $50.
Frightened by the startling revela-
lions that were being made. the COM
panies interested succeeded in block
ing the proceedings soon after they
We're well under way. They alleged
that the coroner was not within his
legal rights in conducting such an in
quiry in the manner he had pursued.
It was asserted that the contractors
used every means to protect the lives
of their employees, that the latter were
given the best medical attention posst-
bic under the circumstances and that
the sanitary conditions in the tunnels
were as satisfactory as could be exc
pected-
Lawyers representing the tunnel con-
Germs advised important witnesses who
had reported at the session to leave
without testifying and advised others
who did take the witness stand not to
swear to their testimony or to sign
dispositions. AS a result of successful
opposition to the inquiry neither side
of the controversy was fully brought
out
Although there is little hope of eIini-
mating the dangers of the work in the
tunnels now being constructed, the
risk in future operations of that kind
will be reduced to a minimum if the
freezing process proves as successful
as expected. Charles Sooysmith. an
American engineer of note. invented
the process and holds the patents for
it. BY means of a refrigerating plant
1 the temperature in that part of tun-
mel where the work is going on can be
reduced to % or 80 degrees below zero.
and the surrounding mud and water
are frozen so hard that it is necessary
to loosen the mass with a pick and
sometimes to blast.
It is held by Mr.. Sooysmith that this
would permit the abandonment OF the
use of compressed air. Blowouts
| would be avoided, 1.-The bends would be
a thing of the past, and if fires were
not exactly welcomed by the workmen
| in view of the frigfd temperature. it
| would at least be easy to fee from
them.
Mr.. Sooysmith offered not long ago
to dig the remainder of the Pennsyl-
vania railroads tunnels by that process.
the latter company financing the ven
ture. AS the freezing process had
never been used except in an expert
mental way the railroad declined to
take the risk, as there was no telling
what new difficulties might accompany
the process and whether its use would
possibly result in the destruction, en-
tire or in part. of the work that had
already been done.
Offlcials of the road were so Impress
ed with the plan, however. that the
company agreed to make experiments
with the freezing process. and if the
results were satisfactory to use it for
future tunnel work The Pennsylvania
is now spending 100000 in these ex-
periments, which if as successful as
anticipated will not only save much
money in future subaqueous operations.
but will prevent great loss of life and
innumerable injuries from accidents.
HAROLD B. GREGORY. :,