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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
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BY Abble FarweIl Brown

address, so that l pay you tomorrow for
this ride which have borrowed"
Fanny flushed. "Oh, no, indeed!" she exclaim-
ed, "it was my share of the adventure. will
gladly give you my address she glanced whm-
sically up at the dingy boarding house, almost
opposite to which the cab had stopped-'but
you must not pay me- Tt has been such pleas
ure-this little adventure with you, Miss Beacon.
Dorothy stared. "Why, you know my name!"
"Oh, yes l live next door to you. have
seen you a great many times" *
"You live here?" Dorothy glanced at the
boarding house with its sordid sign, at Fanny
Bates costume as the latter paid the cabman
from her slender purse. Fanny turned to her
smilingly, but Dorothy interrupted the smile.
II do not want you to pay for the cab," she
insisted. ''It was my own affair and asked YOU
to help / shall send in the money tomorrow, !"
but she hesitated at the sight of the distress
in Fannys face.
please don't say any more about it. l am
so glad to do it. 1t is my chance"-in her turn
Fanny hestated How could she make Miss
Beacon understand? Dorothy saw that for some
reason she must not press the point but was
as far from fathoming Fanny's thought as little
Polly would have been.
"Well," she said reluctantly, eff you insist /
will say no more. But-well, I thank you very
much" She shrugged her shoulders then held
out her hand. She was embarrassed and III
at ease, not knowing how to meet King street
neighbor 'I did not know we were such near
neirhbors," she remarked "But, of course. in
a city like this one never expects to know who
lives next door. | don't remember ever to have
seen you before to-day.
Fanny smiled wistfully. "I have seen you from
nv window often;" her tone was tentative: she
waited Dorothy smiled again, gathered her
skirts. and turned to the flight of steps,
81 have ruined gown, but l am glad we
happened to be there when the baby fell in.
aren't your she said, and nodded herself out
of sight, The other girl slowly assembled tie
parallel fight of steps, and, drawing her latch
kew let herself into the boarding house
Eyes, I'm glad" she mused. Il shall have to
give up going to the theatre; but it was
worth it--oh, yes, it was worth more to spend
an hour and half with her If only--but this
IS the beginning and the end Of it. suppose.
She didn't even ask my name! Next-door neigh
bors; as she says, what does that count for in
a big city? Neighbor is queer word anyway.
| guess it doesn't mean anything except in the
country-and in the Bible"
And she mounted to her cold little room with
sigh.
Copyright by ]. b. LiDpiDcOtt Co
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

EGSr7SSj set the seal upon Japans promotion to
CSsgS9 the rank of a frstclass power, it was
that the foreign legations at Toxic
should be raised to the rank of embassies
Great Britain, as the ally of Japan, took the
lead and made Sir Claude Macdonald their min
lister to Japan, an Ambassador. Japan Immediate
ly returned the compliment and announced that
Viscount Hayashi, the popular Minister in Lon
don, would be made Ambassador. 1t follows auto
matically upon this action that the other great
powers will sooner later raise the legations at
Toxic to embassies and it is already announced
that the United States and Germany have done
so.
1t is interesting to examine the effects of this
promotion, which, although primarily one of SEN
timent, brings in its train series of changes of
far.reaching character. To begin with it adds
materially to the cost of the diplomatic service
of Japan. Ambassadors receive salaries consider
ably in excess of those paid to Ministers. For
instance, the most highly paid British Ambassa
dor--the representative in Paris-receives $45,-
600 year, while the highest salaried Ministers
in China and Persia--draw only $4,000 year
each Allowances in proportion to the salary,
and the salaries of secretaries and attaches, are
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
Ambassadors Are Privileged Characters

IF, after the conclusion of the Anglo-Jap-
anese alliance, anything were needed to
! set the seal upon Japan's promotion to
the rank of a frst-class power, it was
that tho foraioD 1aoa+;one ~ ToI-io
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
NEIGHB OR :


ORoTHY BEACON was quite unaware
that she was an object of interest
to her next-door neighbor. This was
not strange, for the twin dwellings
f.a6..nobIa nItartpr
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29

NYONE who wishes to get into as pret-
ty little fight as man may desire
has only to refer to G Company, Nine
ty-ninth Indiana, in the hearing of its
members as "Tha Ontcaats y That
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Office Of Superintendent L. 5. Capitol
Building and Grounds Washington D. c.
Nov. Il, 1S06.-PUTsuant TO the directions
OF the commission of the House of Rep
resentativcs, etc, advertisement is here
by made for sealed proposals lin dupli-
cate) for the furnishing and erection OF
apparatus to completely equip the heat
ing. lighting, and power plant for the
Capitol Building and other buildings,
which apparatus will consist of engines,
generators, switchbOards, boilers, pumps,
condenseTs, steamhtting, and all other
necessary appliances to connect the same
in the several parts, and for complete
substatiOn apparatus for the various
buildings. Proposals for the first section
of the work. that is. for prime movers
and generators and substation apparatus
and complete switchboard equipment
therefor. will be received and opened at
the above Office on WEDNESDAY. the
18th day of December. 1906. at y clock,
noon, and publicly opened. Subsequent
proposals will be received for the other
apparatus and the date Of opening will be
stated in the specifications Applications
for plans and specifications may be made
at once, and the issuance viii be in the
discretion of the superintendent Bidders
will be required in the first instance To
furnish with their proposal a certified
check or surety bond in the sum OF per
cent of the amount of their bid. A Ger
tilted check in the sum of $50 will be re-
quired as guarantee for the return of
plans and Specifications The right is re-
served TO reject any or all bids. and TO
waive technicalities and informalities.
ELLIOTT WOODS, Superintendent L. S.
Capitol Building and Grounds. Approved:
E A. HITCHCOCK, Secretary. no26-6t
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U, S. MARSHALL SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BH VIR-
tue Of wit of ieTi acias issued out OF the clerk
Office Of the Supreme Court of The District Of Coliu
bia and 10 me directed VIII sell at public sale for
cash IN front cs the courthouse door, IN the city OF
W aShingtOn. ID. G, az II O'Clock a. m, THURS
DAY. December q 1906 One-hfth interest, being the
interest Of the defendant John FTaWley. as tenant
in common with Mary Agnes Frawley, Annie r.
FFaWley, Katharine v. frawleg. snd James L. traw
ley heirs at-law Of James FraTley. deceased in
to the following described real estate. VIZ: The
eastern part Of lot numbered hve l5 IN square num-
bcfed FIVE hundred and forty l540, the said eastern
part Of said lot having front south II street of
thirty y-threa Isl feet and five t5l inches. and
ming back with the same width 10 the northern OF
rear line Of said lot and the public alley in said
square being the same land acquired by James
frawley frCm Eliza Barry et al. by deed recorded
among the land records Of the District uf Columbia
In fber 80 at folio 20 ct seq. seized and leFied
upon as the onehfth interest Of tho defendant John
Frawlev in and to said real estate, and sold to sat
isly execution No 4ssis at law in favor Of Patrick
T. Moran. - .,,,,.,, =,
ADAM A. WESCHLER Auctioneer.
no33, ,Gel9 az
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LOAN COMPANIES.
RAILROADS,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-FolloNins schedule figures published only as
information. and are net gllaranteed-
- a. Daily-L0cal fG~ HaTTis0nb5rg, Warren
ton DanVille, ard way stations.
i0sSl a., N, Daiy-NsshiuGton and Florida Linn
itcd Frst-claSs Coaches and SlcepgTs 10 Columbia,
savannah, and Jacksonville, Dining Car Service.
u.l5 q N Daily-U Dted States Fast Maii-t irst-
class Coaches and Sleepcrs to New Orleans. Dining
Tar Service
40I D. m.-Week Days-LoCal for HaTrisonburr and
way stations Manassas Branch.
40 = n. Daily-LUCal Tor NarTentOn and Char
lattcsyIlic.
I - D. m Daily-New York and Atlanta Express.
Frst-class Coaches TO Atlanta Sleeper to Column
BUS. via Atlanta. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
Washington 20 San Francisco Mondays Nednes sday 5
ami Fridays.
Through coaches and sleepers to Columbia Sayan
nah and Jacksonville Sleepers to Augusta and
Port Tampa. Dining Car Service.
10 D. m DaEy-NeW YORK and Memphis Limited
Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga, and Memphis
sieepers to Birmingham and New Orleans. Dining
Car Service.
I0.i5 p. m Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited AilPullman train. Observation Car 10
Atlanta aud Macon; Club Car to Atlanta SlepueFs
10 Nashville, Atlanta. Macon, BiFminghanG Sey
orleans. Dining Car Service
Through trains frCm the South arrive Washington
6,g2 6-52. 9:5J. and lla5 a. m: 30. $50 and $50
n m daily Local trains from Harrisonbslrg II -
a m week DAYS and $50 D. M daily Prom Char.
lottesrc. Su a N from Lynchburs and Charlottes-
vile $50 y. N. daily.
TRAINS On THE BLUEM0NT BRANCH.
Leave Washington week days S.I0 a. m 30 As
sos D. n. for BWemonti 6:ZS ,. N. week days for
Leesb1rg only; on sunday leave Washington 9.lJ
A. n. 505 D. for BluemOn1
Ticket Offices, 10 18th 81, 5 Pa. ave. and Penn
sylyssia station
II. b. sPENCER,G HHARDWECK. PIN;
W. ID. TA1bOB. G.P.A.i L. 5. BROWN. GA.
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AUCTIONS,
c. c. SLOAN a co. aac,ignegrs.

----N-' - N'f-f Nr--t-illla'-
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE REAL
road and Scaool streets. Mount Pleasant Washing
ton D. G consisting OF nine ~ partially completed
Whereas default having been made in the pay-
ment OF the interest on the debt secured by ceraIn
deed q trust bearing date the gst dag q
land records Of the District Of Columbia on October
a. 1915 ln HbeT 2e55. folio so et seq.. and az the
written direction " the holder and owner OF tne
the trustee named in said deed u trust vii Offer
auction in front Of the premises. al 5 O'Clock . NJ.
GA TUESDAY, the Ilth day OF Docembe4 A. D
lgS, tHc following described land aud premises with
apVIrtenances thrreI belouEiu- situate and
lying IN the District OF Columbia. Lots numbered
j52l sx hundred and thrrs e ~ 65ip6Te5 tl5 sng
foUr t904i, sN hundred and seven 6JlI six hundred
aud eisht l0loi, sM honqfed ana nine tuls, sly
hundrod ara ten lelVi, and SIX hundred and eleven
lglli, IN A b. iamcsons subdivision Of part u
bitcA numbered Tour a. IN 5 J.. Browns subdl-
vision o. part Ot the tract Of land nov known "a
Mount Pleasant, as per plat recorded IN Lbgr County
No. 20 folio g. Of the records Cf the ofice q the
surveyor Of The District Of Columbia.
This property VIII be sold ss an entirety or IN
single lots az may be directed by the trustee as the
time Of the sale.
Terms OF sale cne-third Of the purchase price m
cash lof which deposit of $50 must be made 10 the
trustee at the time o sale II sold entirety and
Il SlW per lot u sold IN lotsl, and the balance N
equal notes Of the purchaser payable one and tive
years from date Of sale with interest at the rate u
PEI CttiLtih pcl AuutE, Ia4dDt sel.i i-aLIllaliy,
Said notes % be scared by irst deed OF trust on
tho property sold OF all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. The terms Of sale 10 BE- complied with
within twenty days from the date Of sale. IN default
Of which the property VIII be resoid the nsk ard
cost Of the detaulting purchaser after i've days r.
advertisement IN some newspaper published in Wash
lngton, ID. e.
All CCuveyancng, title examination. and recording
at the expense Cf the purchaser UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Trustee. BY EDWARD }. STELLWAGEN Presi-
dent No. liiA i street northwest Attest (SeaI)
GEORGE E. FLEMING, Secretary
noZ- -exS&haI
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Wan, Ad Page is displayed
6sily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations;
NORTHWEST


NORTHWEST.
W. A. McNulty, I55O 18th ST. NV. Cigars. to
baccos. newspapers, and periodicals.
Paul Pearsons Drug store. 18th and q sts- NV
A T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
? sts NV.
Charles ]. Allen. 557 N st. NV Cigars. tobac-
newspapers. periodicals, and pool
Lloyd Cross. 2l52 Pa ave. NV. Cigars, magazines
and stationery Pool parloT.
A Goldman. IA IA St nv. Pipes. tobAecos and
stationery
steye's Smoke shop. sd and sts NV. Cigars
magazines. and newspapers. Pure cider
Martins Shoe Shining PaTlors. l3is Wisconsin
ave. NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy sd and Il sts. NV. Use DAVIS
drugs.
Pagan Bros. 1901 Pa. ave. NV Cigars. sObaccos
magazines. fishing tackle. and poo.
Kings Drug Store Vermont ave and / St nv.
Tabsrd Inn Library
C. h. Graham. 1850 ed St Newspapers. maga-
zines stationery, toys, &c
Halls star Cigar Stores. Sl3o 18th st nv. and
COS Pa. ave. NV.
J. NJ Paxton. 1885 18th st, Cigars. tObaccOs
newspapers. periodicals. sc.
r W. Swami x Co. 3Oo5 NJ ST. NV. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Pearson's Pharmacies. 18th St and Fla ave.
NV. and n. J. ave. and st. NV.
w. L. Grifis 2l35 Pa ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald. Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey sw cor SD and NJ sts. Subscrip-
tons for Herald received at 1915 jefferson NV
Philip Watts CO. la ave. NV. Cigars. Iobaccos.
newspaper &c
CheakalOs & Cocos. 600 D 81 nv. and 0ol La ave.
Fruits, confectionery. cigars, newspapers. DC.
J. NJ Watson & Bro. zoe Il ST. nw. Cigars
toeaccos, newspapers, magazines.
Mattem's City Hall Cigar Store. opposite City
Han. Legal blanks
Singletons Pharmacy cor. s0th and sts nv.
Everything IT drugs. newspapers, and periodicals.
/ +, 2. Hays. Sc. cor. 10Th and Z sts. High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers. and periodicals
SOUTHWEST.
a. Costello. Z7 lith ST. sw. Cigars, tobaccos. and
/ newspapers.
William Snydcr's Arsenal Lunch Room. 81 and
o sts. Leading brands Of cigars.
Dudleys. 699 .th st. Smokers articles. fishing
tackle stationery, sc.
J. Walter Mcdonald. drugs, cigars and toilet arti-
cles- Branch p. o.. IA and L sts
Csssadys 70l 7th ST sW for groceries. provisions,
/ tehaccos. stationery, newspapers
/ P0st-ofice Cigar and News Stand. 10 II ST sE
A. BackenheimeT, prop.
c. +. Dudley Coz 9TH 81. sw. Cigsrs, tobaccos
| periodicals.. Open daily and Sunday
Henry A. True. 300 7th st. sw. Cigars. tobaocos.
stationery. newspapers, magazines
The Washington herald., 1906-12-01
ADAM a. WESCHLER= Aucfi1eeT-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE CONSISTING or T@VETVF
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS Knows
As PREMISES l6if TO 1856 INGLESIDE TER
RACE
BY virtue Of twelve certain deeds af trIst duIy 70
corded IN liber No, 2s9, foli0s - 49, ssG 46 45s
l5S. ib4 40. us, 4s2 iS and 49f &c seq Of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia and az the re
quest Of the parties seCurCd thereby We the under
signed trustees. VIII offer separately. at public auc
tion, IN front Of the premises On MONDAY the
10th day OF December. A. ID. 1915 commencing al
O'Clock p m, the following described land and
premises, situate IN the County Of Washington, IN
the District ot Columbia and designated as and be
yl. both inclusive, in Harry r. Jones subdivision
Of lots In block numbered three 3l, lngleside as
said subdivision is recorded in Book CUnty NJ l9
page 5, q the records Of the surveyor Office of the
District Of Columbia together with the improvements
thereon
Terms Of sale: Ouesixth Of the purchase none,
each property TO be paid in cash and the balance
in i've equal iustallments, payable respectively IN
one, two, three four and i've years, with interest
az hTe Ter centm per annun. payable seni-auBualiy
from day ot sale, secured by deed OF trust unon the
property Sold all cash. at the option Of the TsIr
chaEer. A deposit Of N100 on each lot Win be re-
auired Of the purchaser az the time of sale An
conveysneng recording and notaral fees ct the cs;
Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale TO be complied with
within fifteen DAYS from day of sale; otherwise the
trustees reserve tho right to resell the property al
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after
five days advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in the city Of Washington d. &.
CLARENCE b. RHEEM.
GEO. ". l.. SWARTZEIIs
no5o-d&dsexS Trustees.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED WHITE HELP: ASST
cashier tmale storgTCgm gri, invalid Attendant,
and butler: good wages. EUREKA. tOl y. J. ave.
WANTED - H0USEMAN. WAITER, NURSE.
hOus.naid and good cook city, cOok- l4llnlress
near New York, Sis; fare. EJkEhA, l1A y J.
ave.
STUDY SHORTHAND UNDER PRACTICAL RE
p0rttrs az American School Of HcpmtlngI select
scl60l limited uumbeT; expert instruction Dy expert
writer's. tpeWrltcrs tor home usc free ASHION q
WILLIAMS, Shorthand Reporters, lilJ 81
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOG IA
piers and typewriters exceeds the supply. course
at our school requires from 80 10 81 GAYS. Special
afternoon SESSIONS for government employees SIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. JI5-gl9 Colorado Bldg
ee2tf
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IN effect November =. 1905
30 Z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
days-St0ps at principal points in Virginia Nestibu's
train standard c0acnes. paTior tl Clifton forge
with connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pullman
Sleepers Clifton Forge 10 Louisville Cincinnati Iu-
dianapOs, ST Louis. and Chicago, buffet service
fYutn tioTdonsvillc.
80 p M.-NEW C. * q. LIMITED Daily
Fast new yestibue train: soPs only at G9rdonsFille
charlottesville. stanton Clifton Forge and Cavirr
"a. Roucevcrte aud Hinton. ". Va. Pullman sleep
ers 70 Lexington, Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis
81 Louis and Chicago Dining cars a la carts
service Oue night ont
uI8 y. NJ. r. y. LIMITED. Dailv-Solid
vestibule train. Pullman seeprs CINCINNATI Icx-
ngion ard Louisville. Compartment sleeging car 50
. Ieinia Hot springs week DAYS. Dining cars 4 Ia
carte service SeeTers Cincinnati t. Chicago and
81 Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis Nashville ana
Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ofra
Offices 53 PennsyiTarig avenue go 18th street naa-
r. and Sixth Street Station Telephones Main TB
for Penns5lrania K Cab Service and Main los
for {. & D. Ticket Once.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-TWO PAFERHANGERS APPLY II.
s HOOPER. Auscostia D. c. del2t
EXPERIENCED INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR;
good salary ard commission state experience. Lot
teTs confidential BOX l2,. Herald Office del-3t
MANTED-COLORED PORTER. APPLY CAP
iJal Hotel. 81 ST. and Pa ave nv.
MEN TO SELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS on IN
stalimeut- experience unnecessary. NEW lDEh
SUPPLY CO, f3 y. J. ave. del-3t
TWO EXPERIENCED WHITE COACHMEN +;
also white fCctmgu. Apply W. +. DOMNEls >
STABLES. l6D l. 81. nv. del-3t
WANTED YOUNG Statesmen
for books mems clothing. and mems furnishings
Apply between and 10 a. m 70 II. G.. JACOBS
with Woodward K L0thrDp. nOll-tf
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MIN OF NEAT AP-
pearance a special proposition ont Of city .
newspaper OF insurance experience preferred. Call
blfore 10 a. N Monday. basement McGii Bldg
Ask for Mr.. MILLER. ro4d
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sHERWOOD's, corner Prince and Roya
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lunl1j3 holding Probate Court. Estate 0f J0auues
Rocuou. deceased. No. 1895. Administration ulcket
s5-AFpacatou having been made herein f1r pro
bate Cf the last viii and testament ard c1dic5l -
said deccased and for letters t-stameUJary said
estate. by Marie Wagner Bochou. b. ordered this
sd day II November. a. ID. 1900 that Blanche 10
chou sud Marie Hoc1Cn. and an CthcTs concerned.
appear in said court on WEDNESDAY. the bth day
0f Uecmhsr L. ID l86 40 Do clock O. Ul. % sBUT
cause Fhy such application sIouId not be granted.
1t notice hereof be- published m the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald unue IN
esrh az three Successive wgCks before the return "a
herein mcutioued-the first publication u bc not
less than tuiTtT days before said return dag. ASH
LEY n. GOT LID Justice Attest. ISaii JAMES
TANNER Register % wills for 'he District of Co
lunbia CLERK OF thc Probate Court. BARNARD 4
JUHN son. ATTORNEYS HoZ4 del 6
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded
to the main office:
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. 1871 \. J. ave. nv.
5. kANN SONS & CO. Information Bureau
CHAS. J. FUHRAANSS PHARMACY sth and
East Capitol sts.
r. T. WELLER > PHARMACY. 555i n 81. nv
AIhtAS0N'S 5 FHSKMACY. ilth and sts NJ
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G sts nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lst and SIS. NV
CAMPBELL 5 PHARMACY. Eth and PARK sts. nv
kEAESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pl7asant and Nv
ing SITS, NV.
McNuLTY's CIGAR STORE. 18th and sts. nv.
FAHLOR'S PHARMACY. 9Th and sts- NV
kENER'S PHARMACY 9th and S sts nv.
MeCHESNEY & JOACHIM ID and stS ne
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERW0OD'S cornsr Prince and Royal sts.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

EXPERT STENOGRAPHIC WORK AT THE
most approved prices; Remington typewriting
done SIANOGRAPHlC, Ills X. |. ave. no29lw
WILL CARE FOR AND KEEP IN TUNE GOOD
VI. D.. Herald Office. nO2q3 !.
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER REDS
when selling, why not drop postal to an old re-
liable hrmt MARKS CO. 3T Eth, opposite Sass'
OF phcne main 1893 nol5rf
WANTED-CASH PAID FOB FURNITURE.
carpets. Office and store fixtures Of all kinds Fur
niture stored, packed, ard shipped Address BAUM
9l2 Pa. ave NV. Phone main I254
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-CAsH REGISTERS
NEW NATIONALS FROM SIS UP. HALL
MUOD REGISTERS AT a SACRIFICE. sEV-
ERAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS FULLY
GEARANIEkD. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
AND On EASY PAYMENTS. WE SELL SEC
OND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND IN BETTER CONDI.
TI0N THAN ANY DEALER
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
Lo2sJt 5G 9Th ST. NV.
FOR SALE-A RARE OLD VIOLIN: BIG sACRI-
ice II sold at once. BOX liz Herald Office.
del-5t
GENTLEMAN'S GENUINE DIAMOND RING
must be sold $40; worth $50. Call A r,
MAkkOfF, LIS Pa. ave. NV. uo2s-3t
FOR SALE-5G NEW AND SECONDHAND
heating and cooking stOTes Of every description
from 3 up We invite yOJr inspection. SNIfZEfs
K Ia PORTE. ll5l Ith ST. NV. Phone NJ llO2
FOR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANOS AT LOW
prices. These Instruments have been used but are
IN excellent condition. Stiea Chickering Rnabe
Fischer. Estey Kohler Campbell Shaw. Yoss. &c.
Square pianos as low as SO. II will pay yCu to
see us If you want a piano. CHAS NJ STIEFF
81 llth st. nv. j. c. Conliff, Mgr nOls-u
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. ETC,

JUST EEW MORE HOME-RAISED CANARIES
left, VIII sell az 81 each And nog Is the time TO
plant bulbs. such as Chinese hgs. Ryaciuths, TN
lTs SC. Have also new lot of c1ilies. black and
taus japanese puss. bul terriers foX terriers also
tine bIliluches HART canaries parrots goldfish. sc.
SCHMlBS BIRD STORE. ~ 18Th ST NV no2s-u
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SUBURBAN. FOR SALE.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
TERRACE.
The Latest Addition TO the Fash,
fOnahIe Northwest.

Fronts 1000 feet on both sides OF
broad Connecticut avenue. natural
forest shade trees on every lot, the
new 81. 600, 600 Connecticut avenue bridge
twill be completed in 90 days. leads
directly to this property. Buy now
and receive the great increased values
that is sure 10 follow this and other
notable improvements in this locality.
The lots are selling fast; make your
selection now If you wish TO secure
the choice locations or the lots with
the most beautiful trees.
Prices 25c 20 Csc a square foot. Terms,
500 to $500 cash. balance $40 to so
monthly or 1-3 cash. balance five an
nual payments. > per cent off for
cash. Money furnished 10 build
Remember this is the best property
that has been offered TO the public on
Connecticut avenue within the last ten
years, or ever again will be at our
prices. We challenge you 10 compare
location and prices.
For full particulars drop postal. tele-
phone OF call for plot SC of