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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07

All the best bookings of the Pacific
coast. country now en- route for the east
ern circuit will be played at the Unique
family theater during the late summer
and fall. The splendid bill Of high class
acts this week is an assurance Of the
good things to follow. Irene Little in
illustrated songs this week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07

The Lyceum's box office is now open
for the new organization, the Lewis Stone
Stock company, which is to open the
theater Aug. -. Ernest Fisher and other
popular favorites. of the former stock
company will be in Mr.. Stones company
The play selected for encampment week
is Held by. the Enemy" the famous
military drama.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
Foyer Chat.

"Old Heidelberg" as presented at the
Metropolitan this week by the Ferris
stock company, has emphatically made
good" Large audiences have been the
rule at every performance and no offer
ing of the present summer season has
aroused as much real enthusiasm as has
the beautiful story Of German royalty and
spirited student life. Beautiful souvenirs
of Florence Stone were given the holders
Of seat checks this afternoon, and every
one took advantage Of this opportunity
Miss Stones pictures will be given out
again on Thursday afternoon, and Sat-
urday afternoon will be Dick Ferris
souvenir day ~s.-~ ..
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
TERRELL & LITTLE MOVE.
Real Estate Firm Now Doing Busi-
ness in New Quarters.


Terrell & Little. who have moved
from rooms zoe and 207, Colorado
Building, to 71S Fifteenth street, is
one Of the most enterprising Of the
younger real estate firms of the city
The company was formed by W. NJ
Terrell and Norton NJ. Little in 1908.
From the start they engaged in a
general real estate business, making
good sales and conducting q large and
profitable rental department.
Several months ago the firm came to
the conclusion that its prospects would
be enhanced by having Offices where it
would not be necessary to take an ele
vator TO reach them, and after looking
over the available places to locate, Sc
lected the Offices at 713 Fifteenth street,
where they started in last Thursday,
and have since been receiving the con-
gratulations Of friends upon the fine
appearance Of the new Offices, and have
been placing new business on their
books as well.
Since starting in business Terrell &
Little have given considerable atten-
tion to the movement of real estate in
the remote parts of the city, notably
Mount Pleasant and that neighborhood
One of the largest operations in which
the firm has engaged has been the sale
of the row of houses on Eighteenth
street, between Park road and Newton
street This fine row Of dwellings was
built by John T. Lynch about a year
ago, and OF the eighteen house in the
row, fifteen have now been sold at
$3.50 each. This is but one Of the
many transactions in which the firm
has figured as agents, in all parts Of
the city, always with satisfaction to
the seller and the buyer Of the proper
ties handled.
Associated with Messrs. Terrell &
Little are the statesmen, Charles Z. Wire
and Ira II. Fill s. Z. Stonebreaker
has charge Of the rental department
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
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, l22l n. J. ave. Nv.
5. kANN SONS & CO., Information Bureau.
CHAs. ]. .FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY. sth and
10 East Capitol sts
= r WELLER ) PHARMACY, 5554 NJ ST. nv.
AIhlNSON'S PHSRMACY, Ilth and sts- nv
ASTORIA fHARMACY. ID and G sts. nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. LIST and g sts. nv.
CAAPBELL's PHARMACY, 18th and Park sts. nv.
hENESAW PHARMACY, Mt Pleasant and Inv
ing sts. nv.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE. 18th and P sts. nW.
1AfLORS PHARMACY. 9Th and SITS. M.
hENER'S PHARMACY. 9th and SITS. NV.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and sta ne
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOOD'S. corner Prince and Royal stS.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\ B.-FoOKIng schedule figures published only sz
information, and are not guaranteed
715 a. N Daiiy-Local Tor Aarrisonburg, Narre-s-
ton, Danylle. and way stations
81 a. n Dslly-Washiugton and Florida Linz
itCd EiTst-class Coaches and SlecperS to Columbia.
Savannah and jacksonville. Dining Car Service.
ii is D. n. Dally-J nited States Fast Mai-flrsI.
class Coaenes and SlecpeTs to New Orleans, Dining
s:0l d n-Week Days-Local for Har1isouburg and
way stations Manassas Branch
4.55 p n. Dally-ICCal for NarTe1tOn and Char
lOtteSYie.
tIrst-ciass Coaches 10 Atlanta. Sleeper to COium-
6us via Atlanta. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
Washington 20 san Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays.
and fuUays
s:59 p. m. Daily-New YORK and Florida Express,
Through coaches and sleep5rs 20 Columbia. SaFan-
nah and Jacksonville. Sleepers 70 Augusta and
Port Tampa Dining Car Service.
10 d n. Daiiy-NeW YORK and Mcmphis Limited
via Lynchburg tIrst-Class Coach and Sleepers 70
Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis
SlegpeTs 70 birmingham and New Orleans. Dining
l6:i5 D. m. Daily-washington and Southwestern
Limited. All-Puilniau train Observation Car 20
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car 70 Atlanta; Sleepers
to Nashville. Atlanta Macon. Birmingham, New
orleans. Dining Car service.
Through trains from the South SriTB Washington
6.z2 6.52. $50. and u 20 a II. ~, $50. and 80
u. m daily Local trains from HauiS0nburg II .a
a. n. week days and 8 % ?. N. daily From Char.
lottesEe, 10 a. r. from LynchbuIg and Charl0ttes-
TRAINS On IhE BLUEAlONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week days s:0 q. m l51 as
5a5 ,. tor BiEemont; SIS =. N week days fOr
LcssUurg only, OD sunday leave Washington $40
8. H.. Us =. H. tGr Blugm0nt.
Ticket Offices. TO 18th 81, 5u Pa. ave. and Penn
syiYania station
"a IS. sfENCERG GAI; HARDWICK. PIN:
". II. IA1LDE. G-P.A-: l. ) BROW y. Ga
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:
NORTHWEST.

NORIbNEST.
W. a McNulty. 1860 Iith st. NV. Cigas. to-
baccos newspapers, and periodicals.
Paul Pearsons Drug Store 18th and sts. NV.
a 7. Pride, the Georgetown druggist, 18th and
sts. nv.
Charles J. Allen s1eI NJ st, NV. Cigars. tobsc-
newspapers. periodicals. and pool.
Lloyd Cross, 2i53 Pa. NV. Cigars, magazines.
aud stationery. POOi paTloE.
A Goldman, l2i i8 ST. NV Pipes, tobAccos. and
stationery
steTe's Smoks Shop SD and P SITS. NV. Cigars,
magazines, and newspapers Pure cider.
Martins shoe Shining ParlOrs. l5is Wisconsin
ave. NV
DAVIS Pharmacy. sd and d sts. NV. Uss DAVIS
drugs.
Pagan Bros, 1soi Pa. ave- NV Cigars, tobaccoI.
magazines, fishing tackle. and poo.
Kings Drug Store. Vermont ave and I st. NV.
Tabard Inn Library
c. h. Graham, 1850 22d st. Newspapers. mAga-
zines stationery. toys. &c
Hans Star Cigar Stores. $50 18th St NV. and
bO5 Pa. ave NV.
J. NJ Paxton 1885 lith St Cigars. robaccOs.
newspapers. periodicals. &c
K ", Swami & Co.. 1905 NJ ST. nv. Victor and
Edison talking machiEts pnd supplies
Paul Pearsons Pharmacies 18th 81. and Fla ave.
nv and y. ]. and z st NV.
". l. GrIhs, 2lS5 Pa. ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis I. Frey. sw. eor ed and N sts. Subscrip-
tons Tor Herald received at 1910 Jefferson ave nv.
newspapers. sc
Cheakalos & Cocos 600 ST. nv. and Col la. ave.
Fruits. confectionery, cigars. newspapers. &C
J. NJ. Watson & Bro. l0e II ST. nv. Cigars
tobaccos. newspapers, magazines
Matterns City Hall Cigar Store. opposite City
Hall Legal blanks
siugletons Pharmacy. cor. a0th and sts Nv.
Everything In drugs newspaper and periodicals.
+. Z. Hays. SC. cor 10Th and sts. nv. High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
s. Costello. ~ ath st. sw. Cigars, tobacoos, and
newspapers.
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room. ~ and
D sts. sw. Leading brands Of cigars
Dudieys 6J9 sth st. 81. Smokers articles fishing
TACKLE. statlonery, &c
J. Walter Mcdonald drugs cigars. and toilet arti.
cles. Branch F. o.. IA and L sts.
Csssadys, 7Q 7th e. sw.. for groceries, provisions
tobaccos, stationery, newspapers
Post-ofice Cigar and News stand 10 ~ ST 81
A BackenheimsT, prop.
c. +. Dudley. 6o9 Tth St Cigars. tobaccos,
periodicals. Open daily and Sunday.
Henry A. True. 900 Ith st. sw. Cigars tobaccos
stationery. newspapers. magazines
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
MONEY TO LOAN.
MoneY LOANED Salaried PeOple

LOANS on y. c. REAL ESTATE
At lowest rates u interest
DoI9tf LEROY MARK IgG C. ST
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THINK PROPERTY BENEFITED
Commissioners Demur to Appraise-
ment Made by Jury.
VIII Ask for Another Hearing on
Plea that Realty Is Worth More
Because of improvements.

Dissatisfied with the appraisement of
the property on the north side Of Massa-
chusstts avenue, between New Jersey
avenue and North Capitol street, by the
commission appointed to settle damages
due to changes in grade in connection
with the new union station, the Com
nissIoners have instructed the corpora
ton counsel to take the necessary steps
to avail them of their prer0gative Of dis
approving the verdict. Another jury will
be asked for to appraise the damages in
conformity with the grade damage act.
In a report on the matter. Capt Jay
j. Morrow, Assistant Engineer Commits
sioner. said: 1T is undoubted that the
benefits in this block and others in this
vicinity, especially west Of the plaza, are
great, and in the opinion of this Office
much greater than have apparently been
found by the commission.
The evidence produced before the COM
mission by the corporation counsel for
the District showed an Increase in value
ranging from S110 per square foot 10
S2A per square foot, and the expert
testimony submitted by the claimants did
not dispute this increase. IN a great
many cases testimony was given show
ing how the property could be adapted
to the new grade and changed into q
character suitable for business OcCu-
pancy at small expense.
''It is not clear to this Office how the
commission could have given proper
weight Of the testimony, as the damages
in nearly all the cases are believed to
be Offset by the benefits. and in practi-
cally all these cases more nearly offset
than are found by the commission
This is the first property in the i'm
mediate Geighborhood Of the plaza con-
sidered by the commission, which is COM
posed Of Charles A Baker. George w.
Moss, and George Spransy.
In the seventeen cases considered. dam
ages were awarded to all but two Of
the property owners.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

and others without security easy payments; Offices
IN 6s principal cities; yourself money By getting
ny terms frst. d. Il. TOLMAN. Room 59s SIS 18th
T. no.S-tf
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
ELECTRELLE RECITAL.
The New Musical Attachment for
Pianos.

An "ElectrelIe' recital was given at the
store Of W. B. Moses & Sons on Friday
evening. the operator being Wilbert B.
Marshall. OF Philadelphia, and the assist
ing soIOist Anton Kaspar, violinist. Of this
city.
This new form of piano-playing instTu-
ment dispenses with all pedal action, the
motive power being furnished by a stor-
axe battery or that Of an ordinary drop
light The performer is required merely
10 regulate the tempo and expression with
the hands, leaving the actual playing TO
be accomplished automatically, and hav-
ing at all times perfect control over the
instrument. The player was originally in
vented by G. Hewlett Davis. and the i'm
prOvements were made by J, B. Smith, Of
the Electrells Company.
The programme included numbers by
Schubert, Moszkowsld. Biumenthal, Vie
niaWski. Saint-Saens. Wagner, and SOusa.
A movement from Grieg's violin sonata
IN c minor and another movement from
chopin concerto in Z minor We're among
the principal features Of the concert.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

Schedule IN effect November =. 1905
900 =. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week.
days-StCps at principal points in Virginia Fesfibus
train standard c9acacS, rallor car 20 Clifton Forge
VITA connection for kUgIula hot Springs. Pullman
rleepcrs Clifton Forge % Louisville Cincinnati In
disnap0lis St Louis. and Chicago: buffet serTics
80 p M-NEW c. & 0. LIMITED, DAILY
Fast new yestihsle train stops only az GOrdcnsyile
Charlottesville Stanton, Clifton Forge and Covins
Va. RoDceverte aud Hinton, W Va Pullman sleep
ers to Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati Indianapolis
St. Louis and Chicago Dining cars a la caTts
SerTjCe one night cut
ua9 p NJ. r. v. LIMITED. Daiir-Solid
yestihule train. Pullman sieepers 20 Cincinnati Lex
incion, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car 70
. iTginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars a Il
carte service Sleepers Cincinnati TO Chicago and
st. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville. and
Southwest
Reservations aad tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Oces So Pennsylvania avenue 60 18th street nass
r. ard Sixth Street station. Telephones Main Eso
for Pennsylvania Z. R. Cab Service and Main l0a
Tor C. & U. Ticket Olhca
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
HUIDEKOPER TRACT SOLD.
United States Realty Company Ac-
auires 27 Acres for Subdivision.

Arthur E. Randle president Of the
United States Realty Company. who has
operated largely in property in the east
ern section of the Districts and has built
two street railroads IN the same section.
yesterday closed a contract for over a
million square feet Of ground IN the
northwest suburban section, with Vir-
ginia c. and F. W. HuidekOpeT- The
ground Is located between Georgetown
College and the residence Of Charles {.
Glover. II Immediately adjoins Burleith
on the north and is west OF the Naval
Observatory The property Is well To-
Gated for a subdivision. and It Is under
stood it will be developed by the United
States Realty Company.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02


EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days. : a. m. 10 5 D M
To BALTIMORE.
Week days 2.57, 500 80, 10. 10, 500. s:g
9 9:0U $50. lJ0J. ld9 a. ~, u noon, L 15, leo.
: 90 2O0, go. 90. s.45, 5,B. 513, $50 6.Gj 6.H
10 500, 9-O, 1910, lt:9o ll@sl, llsS5 p n
a. n, 100 lis 800. $50. AGO. 5;5o $50. 500. 10 80
10 IS, II 20 II - p. u
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. ~ and SD
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
5 20 a. n, a5 p N, ~ &c night
PI1rSBUBG. IL p. Ia, $40 p. m, IL % night
CLEN ELAND, 3 10 pm: COLUMBUS. 80 D. Ia
MhEELING. $40 8. n, 80 p NJ
MlNthESln nlk 80 a, H., 4 80, I5.G D. m
ANNAPOLIS. week days 500 a m. l2a5 noon
As p. n. 6ao i n. Sundays, 30 a. m. and ~
LURAY and ELKTON, -N5 D. m.
FREDERICK, z IS. ssa5 a. n. 81 %, ti55, 1856
, ''HiAGEBsTowN. tS:35 a. m. and 500 D. N.
f5.00 70 q, Sl0ls, IL 80 ?. m.
GATTHERSRURG and way points fss5 S9.l5 q
n tl259. sl = 20, sos. T5sS, i65O, = s. s6:ls
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. ts:g5
s. Is a. H., 81 %, 500, 70. p N.
-D2iiy. Except Sunday. SSunday only
Reservations CT Sleeping or PSTl0r Car space rates
of fare &c. VIII be quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE at all Of the following Ticket Offices liI7
q St NV, Telephone, main ls9i sl9 PENNSYLVANIA
ave-, Telephone. main Z1s. Station Nex Jersey ave
and st--Ticket Office. Telephone, east 6S7 IufoE
nation Bureau, east IL
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANIED-A PERMANENT SITUATION BY
hllouie age gentleman night or day, good uenman
and accurate, as cashier, clerical watchnan or
st; gts;Ta N pubic os gEiyate institution; 6l Do
II. CARPENTER lal0 e St NV. So no9l-i4t
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
HELP WANTED.

STUDY SHORTHAND UNDER PRACTICAL RE
puTteTs at American SchOol of Reporting; select
sclOol; limited number expert instruction by expert
writers; typeWritsrs Tor home use free. ASHTON
WILLIAMS, Shorthand Reporters, l3l3 q St.
de2-3t
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENO9RA-
piers and typewriters exceeds the supply. course
st our school requires from 30 TO % days. SPECIAL
afternoon SESSIONS for government employees STENO.
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. H5-Sl9 Colorado Bldg.
oc5-f
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Old Emplore Leaves G. P. O. Binderx.

Charles y. Furhman. an employe Of
the bindery department or the Govern
ment Printing Office for sixteen
years. and foreman Of the division for
the last eight years, rendered to Pub
lie Printer StiIlings his resignation yes
terday, TO take effect at once. Mr.
Furhman took this action IN order to
devote ali of his time 20 his drug store
business which he has established at
Eighth and East Capitol streets.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. Il. HINES,
Undertake. and Embalmer

UudertakeT and Embalmer,
l7l5 18th St NV. Telephone North 1895.
/ Hardwood Cioth-coTered Caskct / Outside Case
/ Grave and opening same, ] BeaTse. 2 Carriages
Embalming Everything good, and services frst
class. Use Of Funeral Parlor free. Burial Lots
for sale easy payments AL kinds Of Metallic
Caskots on hand for shipping. Established Is7a
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
SUBURBAE---FOR SALE.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
TERRACE.
The Latest Addition TO the Fash
iOBabIe Northwest.

1OBHbfe Northwest
Fronts Loo feet on both sides Of
broad Connecticut avenue, natural
forest shade trees on every lot, the
new Il. 600, 600 Connecticut avenue bridge
(will be completed in 80 days. leads
directly TO this property. Buy now
ana receive the great increased values
that is sure 20 follow this and other
notable improvements in this locality.
The lots are selling fast; make your
selection now IL you wish 10 secure
the choice locations or the lots with
the most beautiful trees.
Prices &c to CSC a square foot. Terms,
500 to $500 cash. balance $50 to $50
monthly or 1-3 cash; balance hve an
nual payments. per cent OF for
cash Money furnished 10 build
Remember this is the best property
that has been offered 20 the public on
Connecticut avenue within the last ten
years. or ever again Will be at our
prices. We challenge you to compare
location and prices.
For full particulars, drop postal, tele-
phone or call for plot. &c, Of
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
TEAMS WANTED.

W,ANsSrED1TEA2Is TEAMS TO HAUL BRICK. APPLY
MESi BIOS BRICK CO. south end Long
lafilEe %
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LOST AND FOUND,

LoST-WILL THE TWO GENTLEMEN WHO
picked mp Persian lamb mourning lcsue corner OF
lvth ana Z SIS wednesday evening s o'clock kindly
return 70 Sg 4th ST. Nv. Reward. s. deI-st
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STORAGE.
PROPOSALS,
FURNITURE WANTED.

WANTED-FURNITURE SELL YOUR GOODS
to the man wh0 gives you the most money. HOP
WOOD Sth and X. nO25d
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITCRE, CAR
pets, stoves bric-a-brac. and al kinds OF house
hold goods. BALM'S FURNITURE SHOP, lith
and Y SIS. Phone y. l3ls komerIy gh and Y.
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

SUITS DRY CLEANED AID PRESSED. Soc.
Il LION. the Clothes Doctor l755 IA. ave. Phone
Main 1883 no2o-Sh
PHILIP LEDERER l2n II ST Ne. PHONE
East 1888 Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls Tor and delivers WORK al the city.
Phone US nol0-30t
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dubois to speak on Mormonism.

Senator Dubois, Of Idaho will speak
on the Mormon question at the chapel
of Rust Hall. 1850 North Capitol street.
Monday evening, December 3, at s
o'clock
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DENTISTRY.
DR. ID HARRY MORAN

DR.. D. HARRY MORAN,
Washinston's Expert Dental Specialist does al
Dental Work fer credit. 659 st. NV. cor. 7th
oc25-d
TEErH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING
no pain; look feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrsnken faces made normal painless
ulling. DR.. J. l. WILSON. l213 / 81 nv. ocS-u
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TABLE BOARDERS WANTED.

10l5 18Th ST. Nw.-ExCELLENT TABLE
board; also few choice rooms; en- suite or single
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

ANTED-SALESLADIES IN OUR VARIOUS
departments. Apply 70 W NJ. BALDERSTON.
Mgr Palais Royal A. LISNER. de2-3t
WANTED-A KITCHEN MAID; GOOD REFS.
required III Florida aTe- de54t
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; in family 1883 Harvard s. NV de2-5t
SERVANT WANTED: WHITE OR COLoRED.
Apply at once Sl3 18th 81. deI-5t
AT ONCE - THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
glove saleswonen. Apply JULIUS GARFINkLE
& CO, lZ26 nv. no2l-u
ANTED-EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN IN
books, stationery, handkerchefs notions. neckweaT,
toys dolls, umbrellas, &C. also bright young women
from eighth grade and High School without eIpe-
Tience. Apply between and 10 a. n. to II. q. IA
COBS, With WO8dSard & Lothrop- nolftf
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOR
Cughy reliable competent sun and coat salesWOmen
OF good Character. Address BOX i03. Herald office.
nOli-I
WANTED--AT ONCE, THOROUGHLY EXPERT
enceG SKIRT and coat hands on Womens garments
JULtJS GARFINkLE & co. l226 F st. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEASE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sidetrack.
duct bridge; long terms; low rentals Apply 10
ROBERT A PHILLIPS. Maryland Bldg. iiio h
St nw. ncl-tf
FOR EXCHANGE-BEsT BUSINESS CORNER
trade for small property. DAVID MOORE. l3B New
York ave nv.
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SEWING MACHINES,

paired fer 81 Called for and delivered. Work
satisfactory OF no charge Mail yuuT order. r. 5.
HAWLEY. 1904 7th s.. uw. uols-d
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED
Property of every description to RENT aad
SELL
L. W. GR00MES,
14O5 New York Ave,
Phone Main 1852.
II YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOX FUR
uisled CT uufuuished houses list your p-operty
with GRACE n THOMAS. Corcoran Bog.
uoI9-3ut
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COLLECTORS.

WE DO GENERAL COLLECTING; LOCAL AND
foreign; no charge unless successful Phone gA
THE FULLER AGENCY. III 12th st. nOsu
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FULTON r. GORDON,
Suburban Realty Operator.
Robert E. Heater,
Colorado Building.
Tel. Main 529.

FOR sALE-SUBURBAN LOT on ELECTRIC
railway northwest: S275 payable S monthly with
out interest OF taxes. Address OWNER. Herald
Office. no2l-9Ot
VIRGINIA, d. G. PROPERTIES; ;
fine stock and dairy farms; suburban homes: 2 e0G
La. ave. no2i-f
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
InVeatments-AU TWO-story Bricks.
6 MONS and bath white tenants. rent. $3.50;
pTlce, 81 5000: northeast
rooms and bath; white tenants; rent, $3.50;
price, s. 20JG0; northeast.
8 rooms and bath; white tenants; rent, $3.50;
price, 8 so %. nOTtheRSt
6 rooms aud bath; wlite tenants rent SI.50;
price, $ 5530J southeast
s rooms and bath white tenants, rent. SIlS;
price g 5000; southeast.
rooms ana bath CulQrcli tenants, rent, sZL50
price S250l0; northeast
6 rooms and bath col0rfd tenants; rent, $780,
price s. 1000; northwest.
CALL FOR OUR COMPLETE LIST OF INVEST.
AltATS.
WHf. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1907 Il 81. y. w.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
MALE HELP WANTED.

FIRsT-CLASs CORRESPONDENT AND GEN
collections; large concern has fine opening for the
ught man. BOX Isl, Herald Office,
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS NON-UNION CAR
penter. Call Monday between and a. m,
Room No. 3, sE 9th St NV
WANTED-A GOOD, Up TO DATE SOLICITOR
IL the publishing business. refs desired; salary
and commission 10 good man. INTERSTATE
PRINTING AND ENGRAVING co. S4 c st. nv.
de2-St
YOUNG MEN. NOT MORE THAN q YEARS
cid high school education, for newspaper reporters
IN Washington; salary refs, address BOX Isl.
Herald Office
WANTED-TWO PAPERHANGERs. APPLY h.
S. HOOPER, Anacostis. ID. C. del-2t
EXPERIENCED INSTALLMENT COLLECTOR: +:
good salary and commission: state experience Let
tiers confidential. BOX ~. Herald office. del-St
MEN To SELL HOUSEHOLD GOODS on IN
stallment, experience unnecessary. NEW YORK
SUPPLY Co, 4lS n ]. ave NV. del-5t
TWO EXPERIENCED WHITE COACHMEN; /;
also white fo0tmen. Apply w. f. DOMNEY'S s
STABLES. i622 St nv. del-9t
WANTED-BOYs WITH OR WITHOUT BICY-
cles good wages, school boys VIII be employed
on Sundays and holidays and after ?. D. daily.
Apply at MUTUAL DISTRICT TkLEGkAPh
Co. cor. 18th and + sts, ocs-eod
WANTED-E YOUNG statesmen
for books, mems clothing. and mems furnishings.
Apply between and 10 a. n. to II. G. JACOBS,
with Woodward Lothrop- nol4-u
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
pearance on special proposition out q city;
before 10 a M Monday. basement McGin Bldg.
Ask for MR.. MILLER. no5-u