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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:
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST
". A. McNulty 800 Ilth st. nv. Cigars to-
baccos. newspapers, and periodicals.
Paul Pears0ns Drug store. 18th and sts. NV.
A T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist 18th and
2 SIS. nw.
Charles J. Allen. sO67 NJ St NV. Cigars. tobac-
newspapers periodicals. and pool
Lloyd Cross. 2l53 Pa. ave. nv. Cigars. magazines,
and stationery. Pool raTlUT,
A Goldman. l2i "a 81. nw. Pipes. tobaccos. and
stationery.
stsve's smoke Shop. ed and sts NV. Cigars.
magazines. and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors. lSia Wisconsin
ave.
DAVIS Pharmacy. sd and H SIS nv Use DAVIS
drugs.
Pagan Bros 1901 Pa ave. Nv. Cigars, tobAccOs,
magazines. fishing tackle and poo
Kings Drug Store. Vermont and I ST
Tabard Inn Library.
c. II. Graham. l2j0 sd ST Newspaper maga-
zines, stationery. toys. sc.
Hal's Star Cigar Stores. $50 Hth S. nv. and
653 Pa ave. uw.
}. NJ. Paxton. 1885 18th St Cigars. tObaccos.
newspapers, periodicals., &C
r W. Swami & Co. 5o05 " St nv. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Pearson's Pharmacies 18th st. and Fla. ave.
NV. and y. J. ave. and E ST. nv.
W /. GrIris, @l55 Pa. ave, route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis C. Frey. sW- cor 32d and N sts. SubscrD-
ti0ns fer Herald received at 1915 Jefferson ave DIV.
Philip Watts, e. la. ave. Nv. Cigars. tobaccos,
newspapers, SC.
CheakalOs a Cocos. COO D ST. nv. and col La ave.
Fruits. confectionery. cigars newspapers. dc.
J. NJ Watson Rro., l09 st. NV Cigars.
tObaccUs, newspapers. magazines.
Matten's City Han Cigar Store, opposite City
Hail. Legal blanks.
Singletou's Phamlcy cor 10Th and sts. nv.
Everything IN drugs. newspapers. and periodicals.
T. 2. Hays. cor. 10th and Z sts High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
=. Costello. Zz7 liJh 81. sB. Cigars tobaccos. and
newspapers
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Raom, 81 and
0 sts sw. Leading brands Of cigars.
Dudleys, 609 .th ST. sw. Smokers articles, fishing
tackle. stationery. DC.
J. Walter Mcdonald. drugs cigars, and toilet arti-
Cles. Branch 2. o.. AZ and sts
Cassadys, 7ei 7th ST. sw, for groceries, provisions,
tobacc0s. stationery. newspapers
P0st-0tGce Cigar and News stand, 10 ~ St 81
A. BackenheimCr, prep.
c. F. Dudley GO 7th st sw. Cigars. tobaccos.
periodicals.. Open daily and Sunday.
Henry A True 90 7th 81. sw Cigars tobaccos
Stationery. newspapers magazines
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IA. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney. Filed No
remher l. 1915

fEiablG l. l@Ss-l
IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
oi Columbia, holding special term as District
Court Of The United states tCr the District of 20
lun5ia-In the matter of the payment Ct damages
resulting TO adjacent property from changes ~ ne
grades of Streets avenues, ana alleys authorized ~
the act Il Congress approved February q 1903
relating % the construction Ot Union Railroad sta
Iloh ~ the District Of Columbia, Uistflct Coiut
Ne. elL-kotice IS hereby given that we, the under
signed, having been designated and appointed b
the supreme Court of the District q Columbia
holdlng special term as a United States DistflcJ
Court Tor the District q Columbia, as q commission
10 appraise the damages resulting 20 adjacent prop
erty from changes IN the grades Of streets. avenues
ana alleys authorized hy the act Of Congress ap-
proved February 3 1896 relating TO the eonstrue.
ton Of Union Railroad Station in the District Of
WEDNESDAY THE lZrH DAY or DECEMBER,
a. u. 1886 AZ the United states Court House CITY
HalO Ia the District Of Columbia IN a room to be
District. for the purpose Of viewing the property
aected by the changes # the grades ot the follow
testimony touching the damages resulting 10 real
property from said changes Of grade 81 accordance
approved Apzl 2, 1924. entitled An act 10 pro
VIDE Tor payment If damages on account ot changes
Que 70 coastructon q the union station. District
q columbia TO WI; SecJ4d street n0J-heast.
IhiTo street northeast and X street northeast,
around square numbered seven hundred and fifty
t5el, and the ALLEYS and minor street tFarker
end street northeast around square numbered seven
hundred and forty eight tIi5l and Third street
q real property damaged by the changes u the
grades q sald streets, avenues OF alleys will he
20, for an allowance Of damages within sixty l6ji
days after the said 18th day q December, 4. ID.
30 the mofgAala act % congress approved Apfu
=. l5A. provides tnat up on the failure o. any
Euch owner 20 thus present his claim within said
period, his night 20 do 50 shall cease and determine
CHARLES 4. BAKER. GEORGE ". MOSS,
GEORGE SPkANSY, Commission 70 AppTalse Dam
ages. true Copy. Test: isealy J. x. YOUNG,
Clerk. By =. Z. 'CUNNlNGHAM. Assistant ClerS.
ur2-fieyS30f
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LOST AND FOUND.
STORAGE.

WE STORE FOR T5 CENTS = LOAD. MOVING
az al kinds L. 9. STORAGE CO. 4Is-3022 Tenth
s. nv. Phone n. 4L9 noL-sE
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SUBURBAN SALE,
Connecticut Avenue Terrace.


Inquiry fer lots In this Delightfully."- located sub
division is increasing daily ana gratifying urra-
Der Il sales has already heeu made. While many
options have been taken Several q the lot holders
have perfected their plans for the erection e homes
and Others are contemplating 20 do So in the near
Attention IS directed 70 this subdivision because of
the fact that t is situated q, the highest elevation
on Connecticut aTeuue $50 feet
We are now Duslly tuG1sed in clearing the land ~
al uI4ererosta ana undesirable trees. leaving Only
such as viii add % The beauty os the property in
us future Development As s0-u as this work is
c9mpleted the grading and rracadanizinE Of streets
laying of ganOlitlic sidewalks. planting g shade
trees. &c. vii be begun Immediately. So that ugr-
sons intending % build can do So az the earliest
.nis property fronts two thousand Jzol0i feet on
fas Ouable Connecticut avenue. only car fare 20
the sity IS directly m the line q the city greatest
growth The 100000 Connecticut avenue bridge
leading straight 70 this subdivision, viii soon be
completed.
Buy now. before the opening OF this magnificent
bridge. and receive the great increased value which
Is sure 70 follow.
Drop postal telephone, or call for illustrated plat
Pricss-fTe6ty-dJe z0 TO thirty-eght 3g cents
Terass-ops Hundred Jslou to five hundred ts5oq
Of for ali cash Money loaned 10 build.
Fulton R. Gordon, Suburban Realty
Operator.
Robert E. Heater, Manager,
Colorado Bldg. Telephone Main 529.
Remember this is the best prop
erty that has been offered to the
public on Connecticut avenue with
in the last ten years, or ever again
will be, at our present low prices.
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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, l221 n. J. ave- NV
5. hANN SONS d CO.. Information Bureau
CHAS. j. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY. sth and
last Capitol sts
+. l. u ELLEk-s PHARMACY. J534 n st. nv.
ATkINSON's PHARMACY, Ilth ard sts. nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and 6 sts- nv.
NELSON 5 PHARMACY, lst and & sts- nv.
CAMPBELL's PHARMACY. 18th and PARK sts. nv.
hENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and IrE-
ing sts NV.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE. Ilth and sts- nE-
TAFLOR'S PHARMACY, 9Th and ? sts. nv.
kENER's PHARMACY. Sth and 5 sts. nv.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. ID and stS ne
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOOD'S, corner Prince and Royal SIS.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

YOUNG MAN N WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE:
references required Apply HERBERT GUGGEN-
HEM 9th ana stz nv. no2l-3t
WANTED WANT A HUSTLER WHO IS NOT
afraid 10 work If he can see the money. We fur
uls1 the prospects. and 10 Is up 20 yOu 20 set the
goods; anl where from SO 10 SIS day. BOX ll9,
Herald Office
YOUNG MEN To LEARN TUADE or SET
ting loktile. Apply before 10 =. n, a0l Com
meTciai Bank Bldg.
A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE LAUNDRY
wagon. small deposit required. Apply a. H.
Friday, ELITE LAUNDRY. ZlE 18th 81. nu.
WANTED INEXPERIENCED d. f BOOKKEEP-
er Apply 10 MANAGER. St0Eeleigh Court Conn
ave. and J. 81
ANTED-EXPERIENCED YOUNG Statesmen
for books. mems clothing. and mems Furnishings
Apply between s and 10 q. N. 70 Il. q. JACOBS
with Woodward 4 Lothr0p. nol4tf
WANTED-s INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT APP
pcaTance on d special proposition ont Of city;
newspaper OF insurance experience preferred. Call
before 10 a. m Monday basement Mc(iiu Bldg
Ask FOR Mg. MILLER no4d
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TYPEMRITERS.

g RENT A WELLINGTON. TYPE
WRITER.
FssS One month fOr...................s2 g %
Three months for......-..-...Ss0o
- SIX months for...................s s. 90
OFFICE. 500 1lth St. NV.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,
schedule II - October l -

Schedule ID effect October J. 1876
go p M.-OLD DOMINION EXPRESS. Daily
stops a. pTlHclpSi points IA fIIgnIa aud est II.
gina. eetlDuIe LTAIns STANDARD coacnes. UsrlUg
70 irglnia Hot Springs and ROucsYerte PllI-
Sleepers Hinton 10 Louisville, Cincinnati "a
dIanapoiis, st. Louis. and Chicago dining cars !
IA carte service.
40 P. M-NEw c. & o. LIMITED. Dailv-
Fast new FestlDule ua1n; stops only at GoFdoasqlle
Charlottesville Stauntou. Clifton Forge and Gov
Ing. Va, Waite Sulphur konceTeTte and Hinf0n
". Va. Pullman sieepers 70 Lexington, LouisFiIIe
Cincinnati, indianapolis. 81. Louis, and lhicsqa
Dining cars, u carte service One night out
Il0 L. Nj. 4. Y. LIMITED DaiIy-sol34
yestibule train. Pullman sleepers to CINCINNATI
Lexington. aud Louisville. Compartment slegllsa
car 70 Virginia Hot Spfs-cs week cays IJlniar
cars q is carte service. Slcepers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and st Louis and Louisville - Memphis
Nashville and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue fd9 fsth street.
near Z, and sixth street Station. Telephones Main
80 Tor pennsylvania II z Cab Service and Asis
1865 for c. 1 g. Tickst 0tee.
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PROPOSALS,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
of the Supervising Architect, Washing
ton, d. c., November %, I906.-Sealed pro-
posals VIII be received at this Office until
3 o'clock D m on the 1ZTH DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, 1906 and then opened, for the
construction. including plumbing, heating
apparatus electric work, and lift OF an
extension TO the United States custom
house in Washington, D. G, in accordance
with drawings and specifications, copies
Of which may be had at this Office.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising
Architect nO23-eOd6t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED-TO Buy 4 WELL ESTABLISHED
butter route. Address BOX ll5 Herald Office.
nuZL-ft
WANTED-A SMALL ROLL-TOP DISK; RIA
sonable. Address BOX 10. Herald Office. no20 81
WANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling, Why not drop postal 10 an old ru-
liable nrm. MARKS & Co. 3G 7th. opposite Ssks
OF phone main 1919 nol54
TRIAL WEEK tREE-WANTED FEW MORE
shorthand and upeWEItiug pupils. class OF indi-
Tidual instruction. Pltmau system; instructor is
years experience speed dlCratoni quick course and
Henld Office. oc2s s-lno
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets. Office and store fixtures q all kinds Fur
nituTe stored, packed, and shipped Address BAUM
sl2 Pa. ave NV. Phone main 1854.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN Al "a AND 5 PER CENT
INlEREsf On APPROVED ID. c. REAL rs
TATE. PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALIES Z
POSSIBLE EXPENSE. MOORE & HILL QncJ
1T l4th 81 nv. ocs-I
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ADAM A NEsCHLEK- Aac.I51e5
CHANCERT SALE or VALUABLE UNTM-
PROV I'D RIAL ESTATE ~ CENTER Eek

CHANCERT SALE or VALUABLE UNIM-
PROV ED REAL ESTATE ~ CENTER ECk-
INSF ION.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court o. the District
Cf Columbia. Equity tausc No. 115ll the under
sigucd WII offer sale AZ purc auction, il front
Of the premises. On "EIUA1. tie -3rd day OF No
teIlblr, A. D. lJlb q A41 past y'ci1ck = Ia.
Oh II slb-OtS seyenry-UO l.Z 20 seTentysEven l75i.
inclusive. % t.e subdivision Of lots ia block SIX
ten l5.. Center LcsiIgtou, District O. Columbia.
per H-at recorded the SURVEYOR Office. District
~ Columbia. Book County u. page - Cach lot
flurtluE Ga \ street. with night OF way for each
la 5r atiey purposes Over tLe rear thrsc leet Of a.
Tie other lots
Terms. Oue-tnird of the purchase morey IN cash.
baiauca lu and two years, with interest at six
Ier cent pfe aLuum from tie day q sale secured
b. deed ai tusst upon the premises. al casa.
a. tne option C1 the purchaser deposit of 80
eacn laf required at TIE time of sale. Il the
terms ol sale lot complied with within fifteen
GAYS from DAY q sale. the undersigned reserves the
riElt t1 resell 81 Tlsk aud cost q dcfauitmg pGr-
chaser plrcaaSgEs after I'VE DAYS GdEertls5ueut.
CoureyauciLs Eec5.dIug. &c, at purchasers cost
WILLIAM G. SULLIVAN Trustee.
40 tLftA street LE.
nci1d&d5czS
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FURNISHED.
UNFINISHED.
WITH BOARD.

FOR RENT UNFUR ROOM IN BRUINS
wick apartment 1852 ! ST. NV; southern exposure
gentlemen only. Apply apartment 66 MOIST
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DANCING ACADEMY.
THE DAVIsOES' ACADEMY & REsIDEHcE

Is SIXTH STREET NV.
Thorough and Reliable Years OF Experience.
Class EFenlngs Tuesday, Thursday. beginners at Z.
Dancing Receptions, p, Private lessons given any
hour. with music Teachers Mr. and Mrs Dawson.
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HELP WANTED,

NANTED-WHITE WAITRESS OR COLORED
butler s.. white coon CbambeImald, aud kitchen
maid; refs required. "EJ REhA. l0u y. Y. ave.
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
piers and typeWrters exceeds the supply A course
at ouT school requires from g 20 ~ days. SPECIAL
Afternoon sessions for government employees SIEAO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 5l5-sl9 Colorado Bldg.
rr7ff
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IA LEkTMiCH SINCLAIR, Attorney. Flied Oc-
rs THE sUPREaiffo ifo55 Go1RI q i'' 0f THE DISTRICT
u Columbia. holding d special term as District
Court u the United states Tor the District q Co
resulting 10 adiscelt pr6nerty tT6m changes i1 81
grade q streets, avenues. and allEs authorized by
te act q Congress approved February Y. lJJl rela
80 - 70 l-e 1a44naloh q eIade crossings ca We
lGe Of tng BaltnnoTe and FoiCmac Railroad Com
p2ny, II The District q Columbia. District Court,
,U.Ls ~ y. Nlllee ls AefeDy given ih2t We tLe ul-
-ersisnea having been designated and appointed
tolft Tor tae District & Columbia, a commits
- ~pfi@lee tiie daihabca resulting 70 aqlacelt
t.ePSit9 4tyM Changes ui lL- Glades q stFetIs,
avenues. and alleys authorized b. act d Con
49, approved feDruary ~, l5JIs Tcidtsse 10 tEe
i1-'LlA ~ biade CI1ssilss ca we liiie el tA7
baitlIloTe and potomac railroad Company, IN the
DAstflct % Columbia wlI meet AZ ~ ~ oclgck a.
- - on tilDA1. IhE 30Ih DA1 or NOh IN
I5Lh, A u 800, az tle tHlted States Court Aouss
~ haiil IN sald distinct IA a rJom to BE- AZ
3,e.cu us d tLe United states MaTsn2l Tor s2ia
District Ter the purpose VI viewing the property
anec-cd % shc changes "a tie graues II the fo-
80 - Hai1u slfetta aiQ iitaElls tsatlLlo45 J"lcn
ls te dallagts resulting % zeal property from SAID
eA1hses u grades, parguaut 10 tGe terms aud pr
visions q an act q Congress approved june -
80, entitled An act 20 provide f0T payment u
oainages 90 accolnt q changes q grade due TO the
,tli-ll4ll0n cI graae Crossings on tae me oi the
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad
COMPANY, U wit' 1 street 3. t., between tIita
street ana Tglua atenue: I sJIaet = L. between
SIXTH ard Seventh streets; k street ;. h.. between
sixth and Seventh street; street = T. between
3, betgeen a. and ] streets sixth street :. e. be
tween Virginia avenue aud h street; Virginia ave
Hue l.. between Frtu aud sixth streets; Nu-
gaia avenue ;. r.. between sixth aad seventh
streets AlTglul avenue =. J.. beJWgen Seventh and
klgi.i Streets Virginia avenue = T., between Sec
0nd and IhIld streets; street y. L., bltEeen
Fast ana necgnd streets All owners Il real prop
trty damasg4 Uy tue changes m TIE grades II
sd3G streets VII file d petition with us In THIS
cause, signed and sworn g., Tor an allowance Il
damages, within twelve months after the said s1Ih
Gay q N0ylmb4r. A. D. l-1t The aforesaid Ect
= Congress approved June - 1875 provides that
upon tie failure u sny such owner 90 thus present
U"rrn r-f % q ID ag
SnaI cease and determine. CHAkLES A, BAKER
GEORGE ". MOSS GEORGE sPkANsI. Com
mission 10 Al praise Damages A true c0py-re .
seal ]. r YOUNG. Cick. b +. i. CUNNING
HAM Assistant ClorE OC-1-d els 5lt
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALT0N. /"
sls NJ ST. NV

Elegant new apartments of exceptionally large
rooms Long distance telephone in each apartment
downtown location. accessible 10 all car lines
and in easy walking distance uf ali government de-
partments. Inspect these apartments before rent
ing others. ARTHUR G.. PLANT, Traders Ma
tional Bank 10th st. and Pa ave. oc25-a
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Special Bargains-$2,e50 to $2,70O.
\ lot Of neat and compact semi-detached Groom
and bath brick houses in Sc. brand new and never
been occupied S05 cash and small monthly payments.
Smith Thompson, jr, & Co. (Inc.)
1888 +. 81. \. ". (BasemenO.
FOR SALE-NEAT 7-ROOM BAY WINDOW
brick ali modern Improvements; central northwest
near l4th e. Pnee, Si.GSt. J. r. SHOEMAKER
sH Colorado Bldg noZ3-tf
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.

Washington Ezpert Dental Specialist does al
Dental Work fcr credit. - T 81 nv. cor. -th-
oe-5-t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING;
no pain. look. feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth slrluken faces made normal painless
filing. DR. ). /. WILSON, I2S 81 nv. ccs-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We WILL kLEP you AND YOUR FAMILY
vel dressed Tor SL0o week. LOOK Tor KAADEL.
lJ2 ia 81. NV. uol5lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE PROM
YOUR cid worn carpets. Drop postal OF phone
nam 43-j. WASHINGTON KUG GO Factory.
s3l 5th ST. nv.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

Two houses on 18th St NV: SIX rooms each
Rent So Price. s., $50 for both
Two bricks on St nw.i six rooms snd bath
zach. Rent. Sl50. Price, Sc 900 for both
six-room brick IN Sc. Rent. SlSG Price 1000
Corner store and dwelling IN sw. Rent. 81 So
Price, g 600.
Cali ana see as about them before it IS too late.
Smith Thompson, jr. & Co. (Ine.)
1893 F. ST, \. ". (Basemeno.
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PERSONAL.

AVOID EMBARRASSING CONSEQUENCE
lose them Tor once and ALL have call and pay
you fun cash value for mems worn garments. shirts
shoes, and hats; drop us q line TO call az once,
dJSrH' 5 OLD STAND. Gle d.
/ WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS;
ladies OF geutleueus. Address postal: 1 viii call.
l. IARSHES, los 9Th NV. Phone north 49,
BBADFORDS DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
=. Colorado Bldg, 18th and q, phone Main
L5L1s expert ullrAIIEAtlOnS my cause, all sections
strictly confidential ,tor night service phone
North f3i3l nos got
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING Up HOUSE
Eeeplng and wish 20 sell part OF all II your fur
nlture, send Tor the who has the reputation Of
% years lair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES.
go 9Th St NV.
Phone Main 5l7l nolO-f
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURF PIANOS
&c, Address BOX Z43. Station q. I WI call
NINE. MARTHA. NEW YORK'S WONDERFUL
pamist and card reader. Full liie reading, SOC.
Luck given and advice on marriages ard love
affairs MME. MARTHA. 900 II st. NV.
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aud others, without security easy payments. Offices
in 05 principal cities yourself money bv ystfiDg
my terms nrst ID. a. TOL3iAN, Room 506, s55 l5;5
81. nv. noIs-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
$40 900 equity for clear lots.
-FOUR THO-STORY APARTMENT HOUSES.
Separate cellars. furnaces, and yards.
Wen located IN the Northwest.
PRICE. S34.9
Trust, 1000 at per cent Rent, &.l8 Year.
About Is per cent on the Equity
WI. H. SAUNDERS & Co, l0 K St NV.
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ROOMS WANTED.

IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED, BRING
them 20 GeTsOn. Dent & Co. OIL 7th St NV
as we are The only real estate agents renting
OCl6-f
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81 PkENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
Vance sIragus deceased. No. li5il Adminis5rlJieu
DoeNet.-Appiication having been made ho-eu for
Probate q: tne last VIII and testament cf said de-
erased and Tor letters tesamentsry on said estate
by Robert ". Tayler and j. Alexander alce 1t Is
ordered tins I'd day Of Novem5tT, A. ID. 1876. tE4I
az SAID cOurr on MONDAY. the 9th DAY of be
cenber, A, H. 1906, az % clock a. m TO show cause
notice hereof D. published in the Washington Law
Reporter and TIE Washington Herald once in eacn
herein mentioned-the first publication 70 b. not less
fa3 rH14 thirty days before sail etqra day. AsHLEl
kok, Deputy Register qt Wills Tor the District 0f
CJqlnl1ia, Ci5fk o. the Probate Court BARNARD
q JOHNSON, Attorneys noz. 80. de-
SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
Iumula. holding Probate Court. Estate OF George "
Application having been made herein Ter probate 1f
te lsst VIII and testament OF ssid deceased and Ir
an. It Is ordered This "a dav ri Neyrryn6e4 i
100. that Mary Newlin, and al others concerned
OF DccembCr = ID 1873 al 10 5'tiocE a B ~
snow eauss Wny such Application should not Us
granted. Let notice herC6f be Ts7bished iD the
Washington Law Reporter and The washington Her
AID once IN CdCh of three successive weeks before the
be not less than thirty days before ssif Tt' iag
ASHLEY NJ GOULD, Justice Attest. lSeaIj N.
Z. TAYLOR, Deputy Register Of Wills for the Dis
tr-ct Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court. "
4. stLLlF An. Attorney. no23 So de-
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
mlEsJTatlsI.L is to give notice that tie sub
sfTlOer, Of the District Ot Columbia, has obtained
troin the Prqbate court Of the District Of Columbia
leJtcIS OF administration on the estate OF Michael
Murphy, late of the District Of Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same with the vcuel-
eTs thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the I'D DAY OF NOV EAIBEK A ID
1871; otherwise they may by law be excluded from am
benefit OF said estate Given under my hand tbis gl1
day of November, 1886. FREDERICK A FEN
Ming, Century Bldg Attest; JSeaLl W. G TAY.
LOR, Deputy Register ot wills Tor the District Of
tullmbia- Clerk II the Probate Court CpLDRES
4 tENNlNjI. Attorneys. u23 s0de7
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumb1, holding a Probate Court No 1903 Ad-
mnlstTation. is to give notice that the sub
scriher, Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District of C.ITp-
ba. letters of administration on the estate Of Wal
Ter Scott Fowler late Of the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against fbs
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit tic same
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
TIE subscriber on or before the I4TH DAY or
NOV EMBER, A. j.. 1907; otherwise thev NAV nv
law be eXcuded from all benefit Ct said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Noyanl.~
1906. WILLIAM W. MORONEY. l6 y sfreaf
southeast. Attest; (Seal) JAMES TANNER
Register Of Wills for the District of Coirnbis'
Clerk Of the Probate Court. CHARLES j. MIR
ply, Attorney. nolg Il s1
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED CAB
inet1naslng ang Woodworking plant; fTst-Class ma
ehl1eTy and EcN established business located al 31
n s. nv For kprice and terms apply 10 N8I 5.
a AOMEN and J4SEPH F. DONAHOO. Receivers
BOND biQg- nolS7t
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
TABLE BOARDERS WANTED.

!0l5 18th ST. NW.-EXCELLENT TABLE
board: also a feT choice rooms; suite single.
no2e6t
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
CLEANING AND DYEIHG.

PHILIP LEDERER, I2H II ST. Ne PHONE
East 1888 Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work all over the city
Phone Us nol0S0t
The Washington herald., 1906-11-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LOTS FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-FINE LOT ON NEW YORK AVE
bet llth and 18th; south SIDE: 311l So f.; as IL
front. Price. 50 500
MILLER-SH0EMAKER REAL ESTATE co.
Phone, West 40 1873 WISCONSIN AVE. (s2d Il