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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-19
HERALD WANT AID.
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations.

A. Costello. - Iith So. sa-. cigars. tobacco and
ueE7IlTFTs
w. 8. McNuity. $50 18Th 81 NV. cigars. to
haCcls, newspapers. and periodicals..
liaui Pearson drag store. lstl aud Z So.
A. T. Pride. tHc Georgetown druggist. 18Th and 2
SIS
William Snyd,T's Arsenal lunch Room. g. and
ID SIS sue. leading brands Cf cigars
Dudley S. t1 Itu sr SIS Smokers articles. fishing
tackle. sra- iluCsT. &c.
j. Walter Mcdonald. drugs. cigars. ard toilet Erti
CiCs. branch J.. a.. s'1 and l. SIS
Charles j. Alien. 5l6i Sc. NV. Cigars tehac-
cos. newspapers and periodicals., pool
Loyd Gross, ~ Pa aFa- nv, cigars. magazines
and st1fiuueu- Pool TarlCT.
A. Goldman. ia a. s. ua- Pipes. tohaccos, and
Cassadys -gl -th S. sv for groceries. provisions.
tClaetus. STATIONERY. ulIsF -Ters-
Steyos Smoke shop. sd and i SIS nv. Cigars.
rce aaZines and newspapers. Pure cider
Martins shoe Shining Pari0rs, lsiS Wisconsin
Iavs' Pharmacy. "a and II SIS. uw. Use DAVIS
FsGan Bros 1894 r.. ave. uw Cigars tohaccos.
ul.caz.uis fishing tackle. and pool.
Kings Drug store, Vermont ave and Eye st. NV
Tat1rd Inn Library
Post Drre Cigar and News stand. 40 AZ SO. SIS.
s Kackeuheimer, prop.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - FTRST-CLAsS UNION CABINET
makers upholstergrs. and duishCrs az w B.
MOSES & sons FACTORY lith and SIS NV.
Apply 90 y. n STREEkS, between S and 10
O'Clock a. IN. OCl93t
WANTED-I00 LABORERS Apply WELLS
BROS co. b. and o. round houses, near Ivy
1li}- ocls-5t
WANTED ELECTRiCIAN. MUST HAVE OVER
years experience Address BOX t. Herald Of
WANTED EXPERIENCED STATIONERY
salesman; give age. whore last employed, salary
pected. Address BOX 5. Herald once ocl15t
WANTED-BoY WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE
lu dIGg store. give reference and salary expected
Addrass BOX Y. Herald Office. ocl73t
WANTED-AT ONCE. BOY TO Run ERRANDS
and drive wagon $50 18th 81 NV OCl7-lt
WANTED-TAILORS AND PRESSERS. AT
once LEON. L5J Pa. ave. nv. ocI2u
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Wants 1Iagoon's PIaee FiIIed.

Secretary Taft said it was desirable that
SEINE enc else be chosen to iii the vacant
position of vice governor Of the Philip
pines as quickly as possible. He did NOT
think il advisable that the post be kept
open FOR Judge AiagOou. who is now head
~ The provisional government of Cuba,
and apparently destined to spend about
year there The question of who is bes-
fitted for the place is one Of many still
20 be settled
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CAPITOL RoTUNpA REsTORED.
superintendent woods Reports on
improvements. nnrfnr Year.


improvements During Year.
Superintendent of the Capitol Building
and Grounds Elliott Woods. in his report
70 the Secretary Of the Interior, for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1906. states
that the permanent improvements 10 the
Capitol. which have been under way dur
ing the past year, are, in a large measure.
completed.
The restoration of the rotunda to its
original condition has been accomplished
by removing the paint from the side walls
and exposing the original stone construc-
ton, resulting in a decided Improvement.
The upper iron work of the dome. ex-
tending from the main cornice of the ro-
tunda upward, has been painted, and
1850 incandescant concealed lamps have
been installed. The frames to the his
torical paintings have been repaired and
regiIded.
In the law library a large amount Of
shelving has been installed Additional
steam radiators have been provided. and
the seven rooms comprising the law Ii
brary thoroughly overhauled and painted
Considerable work has been done in the
House folding-rOom. including the reft-
ting Of the Office Of the foreman in charge
and new concrete floors have been con
structed in several OF the storage. spaces
and paSsageways.
Specially designed electric-nghfing fix.
lures have been installed throughout the
corridors of the principal floor Of the
building. and contracts have been let
for similar fixtures for the gallery noor.
in the beating and ventilating depart
ments additional improvements have been
made for the betterment Of the minor
venulating system, An additional system
OF ventilation has been installed in the
Senate restaurant.
Considerable progress. it is stated. has
also been made in the construction Of
the Senate and House Office buildings.
4 large number of repairs have also
been made 10 the courthouse. the build
Ing Of the Court Of Claims, and the Be-
tanical Gardens.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Following schedule figures published only
as information, and are not guaranteed.
rs a. n. Daily-Local for HarTisouburE, War
rcuton. DauyIlle. and way stations.
1851 a. N Daily-Nashingtgn ard Florida Lin
tied. First-class Coaches ana sleepeFs TO Columbia
savannah. and jacksonville. Dining Car Service.
lI5 a. m Daily uited States Fast Mail-tirst-
class Coaches and SleepeTS 60 New Orleans. Dining
Car service.
4a D. m-Weok Days-LocaI for Harrisonburz
and way stations on Manassas Branch.
ass p. m Dully-LcCal fer NauenuUn and Char
lottssylle
$50 D. H. Daly-New York and Atlanta Express.
FirsJ-Cass Coaches to Atlanta. Sleeper TO C0um-
bCs wa Atlanta Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
Washington 90 san Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays,
$50 ?. m DaiIy-New York and Florida Express.
Through coaches and deelSrs 10 Columbia, ssYan-
nah, and Jacksonville. Sleepers 10 Augusta aud
Port Tampa. Dining Car Service
10 2. m Daiiy-New YORK ana Memphis Limited
STA Dluchburg. llrst-cass Coach aug oicepers 70
Roanoke knoxville, Cnattanoog4, and Aemuhis.
nlCepeT5 20 birmingham anu New Orleans. Dining
Car Service.
l0a5 D M Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited Al-Pullman train. Observation Car 10
atlanta and Macon Club Car 60 Atlanta; sleepers
10 Nashville. atlanta, Macon. Birmingham, Sew
Orleans Dining Car Service.
Through Trains from the South arrive Washington
80 D. ~ daily. Local isains from AarFisonburg
II 50 a. M week days and go D. II. daily From
Charlottesville $40 a. N; from Lynchburg and
Charlottesville go D n daily
TRAINS on THE BLUENoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington week days. $40 a. m. 80.
As. 5a5 p. n for Bluemont; IS p N, week days
for Leesbgrg only; on Sunday leave Washington
$40 a M. 505 D m. for Biuemont
Ticket ctices lo5 18th 81, 81 Pa ave. and
Pennsylvania StatiCn
H. B SPENCER AN; 6 H HARDWTCK, PIN;
n. TAYLo 6.f.A.; l. 5. BROWN. ca.
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

LAW STUDENT WHO SPEAKS SPANISH.
with business education. desires position as as
sistant b0okkcepCr. Address Box y. Herald Of
fee ocl53t
WANTED-BY COLORED MAN POSITION As
Jauit0r or Porter. HIth reference 1872 ST OclS2t
LAW STUDENT, IL. b. DESIRES POSITION
On attorney once. Address BOX s. Herald Of
nee ocls-5t
SUCCESSFUL ENERG ETC. OUTSIDE SALES
man wants position Address BOX :, Herald Of
fee OclSft
WANTED-BY A COLORED MAN. PLACE IS
c----.-n --l--- On 81 Q 8. NV oc-s---
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&c Food RuIes - weeL.

Secretary or Agriculture Wilson an
nounced yesterday that the rules and
regulations for manufacturers under the
new pure food law viii not be given out
until next week, possibly Monday It
was expected that they would be ready
yesterday, but changes were necessary.
and the commission is making them
Nearly $500 manufacturers Ia The United
States have asked for copies of the rules
IS soon as they are ready.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED sECOND-BAND RoLI-T0P pEsR
must be cheap. Write. stating rue BOX H.
Herald afc. acIe-sf
WANTED TO Buy OLD FEATHER BIDS
Wien selling. SHY SOB drop postal go an cd re-
liable nrmt MARKS & Co. 30 sfl opposite ~aks'
or 'pnoae Main E4I eeIZ-Ft
NANTED-CASH PAID FOR EUBNITl CAR
p-ts, office ans Store fixtures ~ al kinds flgul-
tuFe stored racsed and shipped Address BAL2I.
80 ia. ave DIS. Phone Gail lEf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY


For Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington Columbia.
savannah Jse4s5sonville TAMPA, Atlanta, Birmins
300 y 81 DAILI-SeabOard slaiL Through
Coaches and Pullman Slee7er t. Jacksonsifle Pa .
also thrQugh sleeper Washington 10 BITniuchafn
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington 20 Hamlet - O.
e2 p u. DAlLf-seabQaTd Express. Solid train.
WIN Pullman sleeper 70 jacksonville ard lama
Through Sleeper 10 Atlanta s..rni1gh an and
Memphis Cole Dipiug g..
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TYPEWRITERS.

Barsa-ns in Oliver TVewdters al $50 each.
WELLINGTON OFFICE. co uh ST. nx.
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REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS OF TIE DIS
tricl y toiurauia- sealed proposals wll BE- re-
ce-F-d ~ fhe superintendent Office. at Dee Recon-.
school for Girls az thl District o. Columbia on the
Conduit road ECaT the District u Columbia bound
afF itne. uutI Thursday, the -5th day q Dcto-
Der lEe, 90 u 0'c.gek M. and then opened. f7r
the erection and completion o. tU0-gIJrg BRICK
blldiag 60 D. located on the grounds of said Re
form school Or the ConduIL road. the District
of Columbia boundary Inc. The plans and sDecIn-
cations o. sai1 hilldIuE mas D. seen ana examined
at the C1ee oi NyCtl & tressgl SO. ISL. il street
northwest Washington ID. g. The right to rfiecr
ans and All proposals Is reserved CHAPLIN
BROWN President Board Of Trustees. ocli-I-Jdds )
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FURNITURE WANTED,

WANT TO Buy ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
from one piece 90 contents Of houses. as wen az
once aud store fixtures pianos, organs c for out
nftuwn nm, vino UiIi par liberal prices 10 gat he
goods quick. Address FURNITURE. Herald Office.
Phone r .i3U. CeIA5r
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pats. stoves. DTIC-abTac and an kinds ~ hsusa-
hold goods BAlMS. FURNITURE suUP lsth
and sts Phone =. l3L E0meriy 3tE and a.
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ROOMS WAIVED,

If YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
them 70 GeTsoE. Dent < Co. 6l1 9TH St. NV.
as We are The only real estate agents renting
Cc1stf
YOU CAN REACH EVERYBODY IN WASHING
ton desiring rooms through the CENTRAL REAL
ESTATE co. Il Is result bringing mediUm: rates
@ relncst. Address l427 st. NV, room ?. Phone
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DENTISTRY.

CCT RATE DENTISTRY s. SET or
teeth. sd; s. SOFA crours S. $3.50 hillus- 55c;
ffldEs Wctk extracting free AEAiN a navy
DENTAL A>sDlIA li0N. ccE. -fa and j uT.
Entrance GO + ST. Phone H. 45Zlm.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. 40 EXTRACTING;
40 PAM lock. feel aCt and LIST LONGER than
natural teeth ahTEken faces made normal painless
lLlls III J. y WILSON. L-a " ~
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Sl2 50 Only ROOMS AND BATH:
gas Tange; lst floor; 2l3 Newport place NV. SIS 50
l0i 10th s. nv. SAMUEL T. SMITH & CO. oil
Colorado Bldg cciosf
FOR RENT-S9. To COLORED TENANTS-c
rooms US Rosedale 50. ne. $, T. SMITH q
CO. III Colorado Bldg 0ele3t
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
pliers and typewrteT5 exceeds the supply A course
al 0ur school requires from 50 90 90 DAYS. special
afternoon sessions for government employees sTENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 5l5-3i9 Colorado Elcg
WANTED-GOOD CANVAsSERs; BIG PRGPO-
siIi0n. Apply 10 THE OLIYERI PRESS. - r
oclT-3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED LIVE Man. WITH FROM 81 600
e. SZGb- % take interest one % tbg bast raeias
businesses ~ The city- Wll rsy a good nam 81
week for his money and services arsi he I.4s r.
fisk 90 ruu- Addre-s BOX l6 Herald Office ocIs i
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-EXPERIENCED HANDS To ALTER
coats and skirts. Apply ALTERATION DE-
PAKTIENT VA. II. MckNEW CO. g3 Pa
ave- ocll-5t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED BUTLERS, WATERS WAIT
ros-es cl0ss. ladies maids, loUscsnaids. chamber
maids nurses. hundTessls. eC4Cllnell. f0Qlnen.
90 18th S. NV Ocl6-J
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MUST STAY IN CUBA
It NAY Take Months to Pave
Way for Peace.
WILL SEND NO MORE TROOPS

Relieved gen. Bell VIII Be Back I'm
Few WeeISs-TO ne Succeeded ny
Permanent Commander-FactiO
ism May Delay EIectiODs-FaiISs
over Situation with President.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR, SALE SIS CASH. SIS PER MONTH IN
eindllnng PRINCIPAL and inteFestl-'io9d Groom home
c9lorado Bldg oci5st
FOR sALE-VERY EASY TERMS FINE 2
- SOY bay window briek rooms. bath and az
lalnted near bih and sts. ne. only @,5ol :
!. SMITH Co, 2ll colorado BLDG ocisSt
FOR SALE sEMI-DETACHED HOUSE IN IN
glesdc, stories and cellar eight very light ROOMS
and bath, het-Water heat. front and rear porches
beautiful lot. 25Xl@ feet. Price, $780, DAVID
MOORE. 1913 n. Y ave. oci7-5t
FOR sALE-JUsT THE HOUSE Y0U HAVE
been looking for in Columbia Heights; stories; E
rooms ana tiled hath hot water heat; lot e % feet
iront Price, Al50. DAVID MOORE. E8 \ y
ave. ocl7St
FOR saloon 18th ST. WASHINGTON
Heights, Just of Columbia road; stories 10
rooms and two tiled baths, hOt-Wnter heat. Price,
$3.50 DAVID MOORE. 1913 n. Y. ave. ocl7-3t
FOR SALE-NEAR nth AND N SITS. NV. 2
stories and attic; rooms and bath lot 2lh feet
front; all modern plumbing. Price, $500. DAVID
MOORE. 1875 n. Y ave. Ocl7-5t
FOR SALE-A CORNER on A ST Sc: ?
stories and cellar; furnace heat; rooms and bath
2-story back porch. Price, $500 DAVID MOORE,
IS y. y. ave. oci7-5t
FOR SALE A sEAuDETACHED HOUSE NEAR
18th and II SIS. for 81 000 Rooms and bath lot
% feet front. See me about this one. DAVID
MOORE. 1873 \, Y. ave. ocl7-5t
FOR SALE-NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND q
SITS. rooms ana tiled bath. cellar and furnace
heat; side lights, Prize, Si.25o DAVID MOORE,
la8 n. Y. ave. ocEst
FOR SALE-iS7 GIRARD ST.. FORMERLY
Princeton St.; one az the most desirable
homes "a COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. near
t1tl ana llth 81 car lines lot 50ElD,
aGlse contains Z, 81, N T9o92 and q, BATH large
caulage house; NO REASONABLE OF
EEk lsEtl SID; this property Is GROW
M N VALUE every year. II can now
be purchased a. a bargain.
LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER.
ocll-9 si2 18th st. NV
FOR SALE BEST Built HOUSE rs
Washington Tor the moncy highest and healthiest
ave. cars. II rooms. baths. large front colonial
lsafcn and -sioIy back porch. Hot-Nater Heat
front ami back stalrUaHs. Elaborate mantels aud
gas Fixtures. Ianeed dining room. Price only S 20
ocI7-6t Russei Bldg s27 q =. nw.
REFINED COLOREB FAMILY. BRAND-NEW
hflck. m q select uv. section. %. X. modern
r7oIus and porcelain hath q lovely htfe- rrirrd
under 5000 Cash S1(1 or more. monthly S.: INST
rent. BOX Herald Office. oci7-3t
FOR SALE-S.000: BARGAIN SUITABLE FOR
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST can easily Be- re-
modelled into Bl SINEoS PROPERTY. me house
Ia good condition lot l15 feet deep similar house
nsNt door recently sod for s. 500 LQstion. $3.50 18th
~ Lh. IElgr tuI QUICK sale only M.BD. RALPH
". LIE, Real Estate ard Insurance. If06 q 81
nv ocl6lno
- lALE- S3..00-ONE ~ THOSE DESIRABLE
Groom home I-upeTtlCs New York ave ne. !,
I-Ii-ct c9ndiii5n' furnace hcati duplicate houses
selling Tor s. GU A pgrtect httle home
oc ioti SHANNON q LUCHS 79f 18th ST NV
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LEGAL NOTICES,

lN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
a Columbia Thomas % NsiE. trading as oNeil
& Company. plaintiff. rs. Helen Il. Ftucl other
4lse known - Helen j. GlheriSsu. defendant At
Law, No to,lsl6e 0beCt If this salt Is 90 recover
tlf sum x etoL5t Win Interest. according % tie
particulars 4i demand attached tJ the declaration
HeI.iH due tac plaintiff from the defendant, ana
erty 81 the defendant levied ou under an attach
mcnt issued DID this suit ta satisfy the plaintiff s.
claim i e.. therefore, this 18th daT " OCTOBER
ito. ordered That uie clielo8rt appear m this
count On Oh before fhe f0rti-th day exclusive ~
SUNDAYS and legal holidays. after fhe day cf the
ur-t publication q Gins order. 90 defend this sit
and show cause Hlf SAID condemnation should Boz
De had otherwise The Suit wiH De proceeded With
iu ease ~ default. Provided q cops of this
weeks in the Washington law Reporter and The
Washington Herald before sud day By the court:
WRIGHT. Justice A true COpy-Tgst. tSeaL9
T.. YOUNG. CLERK. b. ALI. q. BUHRMAN. As
si-taut CLERK etIgEro2
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO
lrEhia. ho.ung Probate Court no. lHE Ad-
Eiilisirsteu- Tbs IS to gave u5tie- That The sub
1crihar. 81 ric District Of Columbia. has Clfained
itii~ tl aOiHlllsfr ration G. O.. the estate sd
Archie TItflan. late ~ tHe District x columbia
reversed All persons having claims against the De-
ceased are hereby warned go exhibit she same grlfh
the fuuCf,cTs rleraf legally authenticated 10 the
sauscgihef an ~ before iIe lJiH DAY OF OgTO-
a+noed fleul aH hsheht ~ asid estate Given under
ny hand THIS lotA day oi October 1895 ALBNAN-
DIX kENI. rs a street northwest. Attest. seal
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for ne Distrcf
RI tolHLol. CLERK ~ the Probate Cont. NEWTON
s. biLLETT. Attorneys OclZ-I9ls
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN,

LOANS on REAL ESTATE - To PER
cent interest pending ON location GASCa 4
BlEGE. IDS y. T. ave.
LOANS on Stocks. BONDS. LTFE POLICIES
irisis. bldg ass g. saates- syndicate certis and
other approved collateral. 5o-53 Mrt-ar5tt Bl6r
no Fl. Phone 5l7. q. A. BAKER.
MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED CITY
rn estate az :. p. and peT cent interest, spc-
cal privileges with respect 10 prior PAYMENTS
I1lAk * hL IAEEtObD .lnc-). LIZ 81. uw.
Money to loan on hrst trusts on d L. real esia,s
security at "a and Der cent: no unnecessary
charges 70 borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
@7 st. NV.
IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on FIRsT-
trust NOR gdsCs. bearing ; and pCr cent inter-
est. always have them for sale SCI what /
have 70 ofcr before Jon place y5Ir money. Ad.
dress H. J. sIALLIACS, IS Home Life BIDS.
Money to loan "a suns TO sgit On D. c real
WILLETT' & RETNECRE CO.
els 18th ST. opposite ShOIeham Hotel
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR
new loans or replace old ones at lowest rates of
cal consideration fer borrowers M H. SAUN-
DEks a. CO. li07 j 81. NV
MONEY TO LOAN AT E AND PER CENT
INTEREST On APbROi I'D u. q. REAL Is
TATE PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALLEST
POSSIBLE EXPENSE MOORE * HILL Inc },
~ l4th st. nv.
WANTED 5000 AT S PER CENT PER AN
farm easily worth $3.50. Address BOX j.. Herald
once ocls-3t
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PERSONAL.


IT WAS No SECRET YEARS AGO AND To
day 1t is an unidentified faci that We crcliats
more solid hafd cash for mems garments hat s
shirts. and shoes, want your order a postal
brings us quict. JUSTHS Old STAND 6l9 D.
FOUND-A METHOD on CURING CHRONIC
cases ct rheumstlna, locom0tog stsxia, Bright
disease diabetes, paralysis and kindred aiaseuts
used in French and German hospitals fof half a
century; Endorsed BY leading French PHYSICIANS
call and learn about i. Washington references
PROF.. H. u. \. PARKER. 1921 New York ave.
NV, suites and @
I WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS
ladies OF grutlcmcns Address postal, vii call
J.. TARSHEs, 1903 9TH ms. Phone North is9.
0clo-30f
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, SUITE
"a. Colorado Bldg, lfta and G.. phone Main
2525; expert Investigations. any cause: an sections
strictly cunIidcntiai. lFor night service phone
North 1913
NINE MARTHA, NEW Works. WONDERFUL
palinist and card reader. Full life reading. sc.
Luck given and advice On marriages and love
affairs NINE. MARTHA, 90 il 81. NV.
MME DAVIS. 1928 18th ST. NY, BORN
clairyoyant and card reader Tells aboat business
Removes spells and evil lrlucuce1s Teunite5 the
separated. and gives luck 70 all
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AUCTIONS,


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. COMPRISING TWENI1-ONE NEAR
Il COMPLETED DWELLINGS on SHkP-
HERD STREET. BEINEtA FIFTH AND
SLY ENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY Frfle 81 twenty-five certain deeds uf trfst duly
recorded IN Lber $50, foli0s 2i IA 2i, 5l -, 5l
~ 267. 20. Z.3 ~. 80. -. -. 20, 20, 29l,
~ S55 and go q seq q the land records o. the
blhtrlc 81 Columbia, ana az the request 81 the
parties secured thereby, the undersigned tsus-
ices viii sell separately, az public auction. In
front ct tie premises. 0n WEDNESDAY, fHE
slSt DAY OF OCTOBER. a. u. 1906. com
mcnclng 81 ] O'Clock p. NJ the following described
ianu ana premises situate I'M the county Of Wash
tngt0n. n the District Of Columbia. and designated
three 49, both .nclusive in George g. Brown sub
division % lots ia block numbgrcd seventy thTcU 49,
q the 'PetwoFth Addition 90 Washington" as pr
iat recorded IN Llbgr County No g, page 200, of the
records oi the surveyors Office II the District o.
Columbia, together with t4c improvements thereon.
Terms o. sale; One-thlTd Of The purchase money
T. be paid IN cash. and the balance Ia two equal
lBstailments payable IN and two years with in
tef6st at i've per ccntm per aEuinl, payable semi
annually from day Of safe, secured by deed OF trust
uton the property sold, an cash. az the option Of
me purchaser. deposit Of $40 each 0t VIII be
required n tho purchaser al the time Of sale. All
ccnreyaucng. recording, aud n0tsrial fees at the
cost OF tle purchaacr Terms Of sale 10 De- complied
WIN within nfteem DAYS from Gay Of sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right 20 resell The property
at the risk and cost Of the dcfaulting purchaser.
after five DAYS advertisement Of such resale Id some
newspaper published Ia the city Of Washington
u. e.
CLARENCE j. RHFFAI
ALEXANDER r.. HENsEY.
Trustees.
ehd&dsexs 9l6 q ST. MS.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE BARGAIN, ~ ST. WEST WASH
ngion 50 r. front east Union station. Sis Der e.
FOX l.EASE- FACTORY lots on freight track and
trolley. E0ss5u. X. n PHILLIPS l1l0 Ii St NV
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LACE CURTAINS CLEANED.

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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, ETC.

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CLEANING AND DYEIRG.

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RAILROADS,
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD


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~ cry OTHER HOUR On zee ODD HOUK"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
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TEAMS WANTED

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at ". r. WALKER BRICK CO.. South End
Long Bridge. Office. CoFcorau Bldg STEADY