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present and seemed in temper be
cause Doe was not invited 90 sit at the
brides table. II was explained TO him
that thi, was not the custom in Amer
lea, but the statement failed TO molIify
his anger. Aftcrward the noble duke
made himself SO disa grocable over the
incident that Nick L0ugworth threaten
ed To punch IBIS face. after which Man
chester subsidized.
There is another story To the effect
that on q wager Nick Lougworth drove
"a gl'f BAH through the streets OF Gin
cinuJu. thou-h he had to pay for some
hroSen wiu.3ws AIS a result OF the
esc1pade.
Relative TO his love for music. IL is
stated That George Ward Nichols. an
uncle founded the Cincinnati, conserv-
STORY and Also started the famous mu-
steal festivals Judge Nicholas Long
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in the public eye so much for the past
four years That il is hardly worth
while 20 recount here her triumphs. So
cial aud otherwise. To say that during
this time she has been easily the most
conspicuous young woman in the world
Is bat 20 repeat what has been said
often before. both in uer own land and
abroad From the day In 1902 when
she christened the kaiser's yacht Me
teor 20 the present few weeks have
passed that her name has not been in
the papers This has not been alone
due o. the fact that she is her fathers
daughter but I'm no small degree has
been owing 20 her own piqu8nt. indie
pendent and vivacious personality. She
is in love with life and gets the joy out
OF everything That initial public event
I'm which She stood with Prince Henry
and her father and broke the bottle OF
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Or. AIer. Fl. Gaines
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est Acknowledged by Hundreds and
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Banks. Vines ana Flowers. Thirty
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DIR. Gaines Wonderful Powders.
This is one of the best and safest
purgauves known. 1t is speedy in
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any danger or deleterious Effects.
IL may be given in all cases where
a purgaIive is needed anu to per-
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MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT

II is In Mr.. Longworth's Washington
house. however, that the newly married
couple will spend most OF their time
for at least the next two years owing
TO his congressional duties. This man
sion. situated az Eighteenth and .
streets. only two or three blocks from
the White House, Is already pointed
out TO those seeing Washington" The
house is spacious, but unpretentious In
appearance, and already contains near
" as notable collection Of tapestries.
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UTURE WASHINGTON HOME OF BRIDEGROOM AND B

ment and another almost equally ex-
pensive for $4,000 Stradlvarius. pay
ing $4,000 TO boot" Ec attends ali the
best musical concerts and is an en-
thuSiast on the divine art.
In appearance the prospective son-in-
law Of the president is rather above
medium height, OF an athletic build
ana an easy. quick and graceful car
riage. His face seems rather long.
which effect Is heightened by an alb
FORMALLY high forehead. partially due
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paintings and other works Of art az
the Cincinnati home. To these will be
added the presents given to the bride
on her trip 10 the far east, where Japs,
Chinese and Filipinos We'd with each
other in bestowing costly souvenirs on
the white princess" SIS they persisted
In calling the daughter Of the Amer an
executive. The tariT duties alone on
these articles IS said TO have amounted
to $1,000.
as to the bride herself. she has been
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CARLTON HOUSE.
$50 n 45s
Brooklyn.

$50 ~ 45s Carlton Ave.
Brooklyn, New VorY-
Newly furnished rooms for perma
nent or transient guests. Board ~
desired. The largest and best an
pointed house In Brooklyn.
Mrs. LEVI NEAL, Proprietor.
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THE MOST CONSPICUOUS
YOUNG WOMAN IN THE WORLD.

is not every
dGy that a
daughter Of the
president gets
married. nor is
it every presi-
dent that has a
daughter Xix g
Alice Roosevelt
So il is not TO
be wondered at
that the Amerl-
can peopls-and
the whole world.
for the matter
OF that-are in
terested IN the
event OF Feb.
Il. Even the
kings and en-
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WANTED-Position In drug store
as clerk; graduate IN Pharmacy.
For particulars address.
J. Il. GREEN,
Goa N. Market St.
StaunJon, Va
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Do You Know Her?

I desire to know the Whereabouts,
OF MOselle Warner. a little girI a
bout eight years OF age. when l,T4
heard or. she was living In Rich
mond- Her mothers name Is Mira.
Matte Lee Warner. Address,
A A. MARTIN.
u S. 5. Mouonganela.
Naval Station.
Guantanamo Bay.
Cuba.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
HOUSES WANTED.

IF YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
uiEhei OF UufHmishcd b0rses. hst yonr propSFiy
sikh GRACE NJ THOMAS. CoTC1Tan Bl6g.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MONEY t4nuao NELL IS REAL Estate iF
PkuPLELG PBANIED.
There arc aiEays opportunities Tor Big profits n
h0v big Jersuds upon whose aIeice ycu follow.
and bow guicsiy Jon follow It.
Ne would he GLAD O. talE with those who wish o
invest In real estate Tor profit
fOk Stth We taso teHlIto propositions q the
most promising sort
sc have large houses and properties on renusyIva-
ula ave uU. i1r sale. Ne base lsrgc aud su.a
properties IL na1f parts of thc clty for sale. S3ae
small lof, in city and subarbs- Al-o many farms IN
Maryland and NiTginia-3 acres up 70 so acres
s,m. for exchange tor equities 20 city prUpcTt.
call ard and D., Us taik Il Over
l5ps SQUARE rEEl ol Massachusetts ave T;
oEiY l9e peI GUAR lo1t cosncTi ,na adjoining lots
ONE LARGE LOI. near B. & o. depot. yeTy low
1wo a-AtRE LOts at a very lev price; owner
w HAVE OTHER PROPERTY AT
SNAF Pf,iCES
fifty AEkEo "a Brgutvo1d ave. - bafeaip
pennsylvania ave- Hn sell tor Sc ner sltiarc lost
We have ether bargains. Call and see rs.
hcss rirsr fr-,ist.j sr5o- ttr,st 80, .5, .jn
EoI cutb8udnes furniture cst s. 10 % so f1- ans
dt.ghtJul hglns S-se S3Uo5 cash balance to suit
" VIII exchange Tor citV property
i2-roum house, an modern improvements. acres. !.
7 Inc loIlr. ll..J ,a.e1 cost si5tya " ~ Czcaange
l07 aCIa farm, g1od bui;d.as. under z9od zsiiiva-
ton ueGF IaiirCad riii ezClarse tgr cty property
u lo- Ealt bargains 81 rrel estate Of all klndS
cali and see us. ~ have them from yi,0p up %
4 NICE utus grocery store; worth $50; 500 cash
s.. so for an ur.,,-date e-ocery
Two licensed hotels Ee! lgglted m0ney-rrakcrs;
Sss| blss one % them; $3.50 ior the ether.
fQ1 CtlcT business stands.
CALL AID SEE Us.
SMITH LYLE
Il2ie' "!@'a 's2e Farms Specially
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
GUST PASTOR AS CRATER
Church Trustees Claim Minister
0vercharged for Typewriter.
Member Who Attends Service for
First Time fH Year Nearly KILLED
in Fight that Follows.

New Rochelle, \. Y. Oct. 2S.-A bitter
fight is on in New Rochelle among the
members Of the Bethesda CoIored Baptist
Church, because the pastor, the Rev. ".
b. Johns. recently involved the eongrega-
tion in what Is considered an unneces-
sary debt by buying a typewriter to write
his sermons on. Mr. Johns claimed that
his sermons were SO long that ne could
not write them by naud. so he bought q
typewriter and charged the congregation
SO for II. The members of the church
have been paying for the machine IN so
mstalIments.
One OF the trustees claims the typewrit-
ing machine had cost only SO, and that
ParsOn Johns was charging the congrega-
tiOn too much for IL. II was asserted he
had committed another act OF extraya-
gauce by buying a new suit OF clothes and
charging them 10 the church. The trus-
tees, by a vote OF 30 to is. decided, after
investigating the charges. to oust the Rev.
Mr. Johns
This caused a protest from the sisters
OF the church. 4 row followed, and ia a
few minutes almost the entire cOngrega-
tion was engaged in fight In the eX-
citement George Ross, the leading col0red
eXpressnau Of New Rochelle. who had not
been 10 church IN a year, was hit on the
head and nearly killed.
To-day when the Rev. Johns and his
friends attempted 10 hold service IN the
church they found the doors locked with
padl0cks and Detectives Scott and Nc
GoWan on guard,
A big sign on the door read, Nothing
doing here to-day.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
DOUBTS UTE INDIAN STORY.
Army Officer says Many Troops Are
Not Needed to Queu Them.

I am rather inclined to question the
accuracy Of the press despatch stating
that 1900 troops, with rapld-fre guns.
are moving upon the Ute Indians in
Southern Montana said a weii-known
army officer az the Ebbitt House last
night
In the arst place, as Maj. McLaugh-
ln pointed out when he returned from
Wyoming week ago, there are less than
800 Indians in the entire bunch, incIud-
ing bucks, squaws and children. II would
be nothing less than slaughtor-extermi-
nation, in fact, unworthy of our arms.
Two hundred OF our soldiers would be
sufficient 10 make such q demonstration
AS would induce the Indians 10 abandon
their design Of travelling farther north
ward. The claim that they are trying
10 incite the Cheyennes 10 rise with them
against the whites is. in my opinion. fc-
lion.
Mai. Mclaughlin said he believed the
advent Of ccld weather would be sufficient
20 start the Utes on the back-track to-
ward their reservation In Utah, and I
guess. he is right
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
STRIFE IN GOAT ALLEY,
Pcaecmnker Stabbed by Party TO Ar
Eument ON Craps shooting.

gument ON Craps Shooting.
Il was demonstrated yesterday that
Goat alley northwest. IS not a happy iooa-
hon for anyone TO attempt to pour oil
on troubled waters. Because he tried 10
make peace between Oscar Taper. colored,
twenty-five years old. who lives at 6l3
Goat alley northwest and Ennis alias
Mule Dawson. colored. of the same
alley Milton Tyler. cOl0red. twenty-one
years old. of SO L street northwest, is
In preearious condition at the Homeo-
pathie Hospital. suffering from deep
stab wound IN the abdomen, alleged 10
have been inflicted by Dawson who is
stil at large.
II seems that Taper and Dawson be-
came involved IN a heated argument
about noon yesterday concerning some
features Of q craps game. Each man
became more and more intent upon prov
ing his side Of the case until they finally
began 10 fight According 10 the police
Tyler attempted to separate the COM
batants and II is alleged was stabbed by
Dawson, who Immediately made his es-
cape. Tyler walked 10 the Homeopathic
Hospital a distance of about five blocks
Lookouts for Dawson were sent over
the city and the police are making an eff
fort to apprehend him. He is thought
to have been seen several times during
the night but succeeded in getting away.
Once a man supposed TO be Dawson
was seen In a bake shop In the South
east section OF the city but when the Of
ficers went in after him he ran out the
back way and evaded them
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CAe.ap1ane a4d VAl0 Aal4way.
scbe,lule ia effect Oetobry 1aos

40 L. St--Ji4U ivstI.Nte.s OAt-pEo,, IB7fly-
otups ~ ptlcitai lvutts in fHgiuia tsesI = II
1blil. AVstiuuau Naiu5 Stau3aIu cJxcaes uzrtov
Caio 10 Ak tiiid tiCt obItLss ts0i4e -. i.
nlan siefltts nnto1 10 lsyuiss Lic, Olucuustl IN
ulatatoals ~ LOlIs. ana Julcig0s Jlaisg e.lfs =
"a coits sofiicf
s-9i f-@---->EW g. L o. LIMITED, Daily
rast nUW ttstiuiie tFauii stops Cay az tlorr1iis-
siie, taariotlesslhe, Slsuntnu. CmIun rOIgg anr
tUfiuEtgni fsri Ntiye Suipnur, Rgucesefte sut
hmIun, ". va. Fuiman siarfers ru lr-7iu,-r1 W
LeuIsstes Clncnnatl. Indianapolis. ST. Louis and
Cnlesgo. LINING cars o Ia carte service Uus
nIgHL uut.
hd0 Z. Mi E. y LIMITED. paiiy-SsI,s
yesttsuie tram: Pullman sieepers &c t'inci.rsff
LezIngts, sud Loaissuie Compartment siseflns
car 10 HglEls uct SpTlags wecK Gays. Dinrls
cars. Ia carte service. Sleepers CucinnstI -
Chicago and ST. Louis and Louisville 70 Msmpals
Aasi viile and Southwest.
Reservations aud ticsets a. Chesapeake ana Ohto
Oshces, 53 i'eussyisania avenue; cog lifb street
near Z. and SiTth Street Station. Telephone Nam
$50 fer Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Serves ard Nsi1
Io5s fer C. q Ticket Ohca
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HERALD WANT AID.
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad. Page is displayed
daily OF Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominep, locations.

f-r---A--~--N -~-~r-~-
=. Costello - 18th ST, rw., cigars iobaeco and
" <. McNulty. 1900 18Th ST. NV. cigars, to-
oaecos, newspapers. aud periodicals.
A 7. Pride ihe GeorEotown druggist. ssth and
William spydcrs Arsenal Ianeh Room. lis and
y Is sE. lg6dlng brands q clgars. .z,-- a-A.--
Budiey s. bes ltn ST. sH SuioAef articles nshlns
}. .lslter Sleljonsid drugs cigars. and toilet srt
clfs- branch L. o. asF and l. SIS.
- eharlts ). Alien. 20! NJ .. Nv, Slsais' lOO-S
Lloyd Cross 2l53 Pa ave. Da.. cigars. magazines
a Goidmaa, IA az 81 uW- Pipes. tooacoos anu
csssady's 7Ol 7th st. tu for groceries. provisions
steses smoke sIop. "a and sts nW. Cigars,
Martins SLoe Shining Parlors. l1l3 Wisconsin
DaWs' Pharmacy. 2sa and Il SIS. Nv. Use DAVIS
fsgan Bros. is0s Pa ave- nv. Cigars. tobaccos,
magazines, fishing tackle. and pool
Kings Drug stufu. Vermont ave ana Eye g. n"
Post Once S, Cisa- and Nezs stand. 10 ~ st. sv.
C. Il GfahaS. - Sd s., newspaper magazines
Halls Star Cigar Stores. sl9o .i,b St uw. and eos
). II Pazton. 1895 18th st, cigars. tobacco.
r. ~ sranh Co. seJ5 St nw.. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies ~
Pad Pearson Pharmacies, 18th =. ana "a ave
nv, and y ave. end I s. NV s.-.-......-.-
". T. Grifis 2l35 Pa ave, route ana distributing
agent fer Washington Herald subscriptions received
lions for Herald seccigrd 81 1875 Jefferson ase. nv.
G. r. Dudley. 69 7th 81. sW- Cigars. tobacco.
periodicals. Open daily snd Sunday.
Henry A TrBc. go 7th g. sw Cigars. tobacco,
stationery. newspapers. magazines.
rniiip Watts. COZ Is. a7o. Nv. Cigars. tobacco,
newspapers. &c
Cheatalos s Coens. &C U s. nv. and col la ave.
Fruits. confectionery CEars newspapers. &C,
j M Watson & Bro, I03 Il 81 Ew. Cigars. to
bacco. newspapers magazines.
Matteu's CIty Hall Cigar Si0rc. opposite City
Bal Legal blanks
singlet3n's Pharmacy. co., 18th aui : SIS as.
FNcr4tAine IN drugs. uuwsuaueTs and periodicals
r T. fiays 81 COT io-h end + sts NV. High
grade cigars and tobacco neuEuapers and periodicals.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

NANlEU-t.uJLu. LINE 40 BUf A BRAD
bury certificate issued ty f g. smith Plano e.
in ge-Cut word contest. Address bUA g this OF
nee stating lowest CaSn price. ocr-7t
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED FEW MORE
shorthand and typgarItiLg pupils. class CT iudi-
vidual instruction P,man system; Instructor Is
yeaEs tKTeueucs sncef. diCtati1n, Quick CJ-Tse
and shorthand made easy q Speciality. Address BOX
80. trra4G utiice. CCls-m0
AsAN1ED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling Hhy not iF9p Dgst1l % an cd re-
i-alie firm. MARKS 4 Co. s27 itn. opposite saks,
phone Alau ia.i. ocl2-Ss.
NANTEIt-CAsH PAID rUE FBkNltJtE. CAR
pstz, c,uel sad store fixtures % I'D kinds. fglnl-
ttue stored. Ilacsel and shipped- Address BAUM.
81 u. ~. Nv. -ph-na VAN -
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ITALIAN HIS OWN JAILER.
Convicted Murderer Imprisons Him
self and Serves Eight Years.

Rome, Oct. 2S.-A wealthy landowner
by the name Of Raimondo Pace was SEN
-euced in default in 1855 at Toggia to ten
years imprisonment for numbering his
servant Pace could not be traced. and It
was supposed he had emigrated. The Do
lice, few days ago. heard a rumor that
he was hiding IN his own house at Fog
Sia. They raided the place, and found
race. safely up In cell he had built in
the basement OF his home, where a ser
want had ted him with bread and water
once daily.
The prisoner declared, and the servant
confirmed the statement that he had not
left the cell for eight years. He intended
10 complete the ten years imprisonment
imposed on him FL this cell and then to
petition the King 10 pardon him. TnfOr-
tuuately the laws do not recognize saIf-
punishment and he must serve ten vsars
Ia q state iaiL
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
LOST AND FOUND.

Los oI-S5-D REWARD WILL ~ PAID FOIi lnE
return . 4Vl 7 -. na Of a fox terrier puppy lost
or taken from the above address sat afternoon last
ne cog Is white. with BLACK marking ever left eye
aLla eaI.
LOSr-AT GREAT FALLS SUNDAY LAHGE
silver pErse. containing cards. &c Liberal reward
u returned 60 Room SIS Ieuifcr Ridg ccea-N
L0ST--LADY'S SMALL BLACK PURSE. con
tanning ke-s. memorandum. CaTHlncie ring Re
tnrn 20 ll3b Il e. nw- and receire reward oc23-5t
LOsT-WEDNESDAY BETWEEN MT. YER.
non Seminary and Aqueluct Bridge, gold watch
and fcb; n L. engraved on back. April 10
lAJ on inside; on fob. II. L" in seal. Finder
VII be suitably rewarded II returned 10 WOOD.
WARD & LOTHROP OrT-3f
L0ST-A PACKAGE or MONEY. TNCLUDINt;
tEo checds, Liberal reward Il returned 10 MEL
NIN r. HOPWoOD. sth and K SIS. nv. oc267t
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia. washington, Octo-
Der -, 1905 Scaled proposals alii ho re-
ceiyed at this Office until y nl., MONDAY
November o. 1905. for carpenter work In
connection with heating apparatus u the
Business High School Ninth street ana
Rhode Island avenue northwest. Neces-
sary plans and specifications may be seen
Ia the Office of the Inspector OF Buildings
HENRY b. t. MACFARLAND. HENRY
L. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Commission
ers ID &
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
TRUST MELTED HER ICE.
Chicago Woman Charges DiscrimI-
nation Against Ice Company.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-On complaint Of Mrs.
A. Edwards, @ woman Ice dealer. state
Attorney Healy viii take up before the
next grand jury charges OF nonopous,ie
methods by the knickcrbocker Ice Com
pany.
Mrs. Edwards says the company grad
ually forced her 10 pay more and more
FOR ice until the figure reached $50 Der
Ion. when she was unable to retail it
longer ut q profit, and was compelled
TO go out of business.
Besides discriminating against her IN
the matter Of prices. she adds that the
concern restricted her territory. DELAYED
shipments SO that she could not supply
customers. and left car doors open 10
melt the ice sold u her
Vice President Krackman. Of the ice
company, asserts the whole trouble is one
Of credit. and that ice has been high be-
cause last wfnter's crop was small
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
Keep Up the Good work.
From The Hoaston Post

TN ~ tl-ll.t1-I 7 ~
tt is true there is talk in the South OF
race wars. there is talk OF expatriation,
and there is some sentiment in favor OF
Withdrawing the educational advantages
which The Southern governments have for
more than a generation held out TO the
negroes. But IL spite Of such agitation, IN
spite OF occasional dangerous manifesto
tions OF race prejudice, and In spite Of the
enormous injury inflicted upon society st.
self by the activity of the bestiai elements
Of the black race, there should be no
abatement Of the effort % upiift the black
masses.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29

Trouble Of calamitous proportions Is
looming up on the horizon to disturb the
serenity Of the washington Columbia
Jranker ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mike Schmidt. worthy president Of that
organization, seems to have secured
lemon in the guise Of bequest from
the hands OF a late member. julius Lind
nuer. who committed suicide in Pittsburg
Pa, last Wednesday.
julius. with the aid OF several quarts
Of dream producer. imagined that he had
been left hei- to several thousand dollars
and this. with his insurance papers. he
willed 10 Herr Schmidt on the coadi-
ton that when he died Schmidt was 10
have HIS body cremated and the re-
mains buried beside those OF his wife In
Baltimore
As soon as Mike learned that his bene-
factor had died. he Immediately teie-
graphed TO an unc. -taGer in Pittsburg
10 have the body cremated, and to hold
the ashes until he could reach that city
and hT1ng. them home for burial
Yesterday Schmidt arrived from the
Smoky City
Wealth All a Dream.
He has discovered that julius was only
wealthy in mis- dreams. ana by means of
signing the agreement 10 bury him he Is
more than So out OF pocket. and Lind
auer not yet properly laid away.
LIndauer's beqUest. ii appears. resulted
in the passing out Of more lemons than
the one handed to Herr Schmidt
In one of the local papers yesterday
morning it was said that Lindauer had
made similar bequest 10 the Washing
Ton branch of the Brewery Workers
Helpers' Union. and that the members
Of that organization were 10 meet yes
terGay morning TO discuss the best way
20 spend the money.
The story stated that by the conditions
of his will, he did not desire any one
should shed tears on account Of his
death. He wanted all Of his friends to
nave a gOod time. Two thousand dol
lars were to be spent for a grand feast
The members Of the union were to as
semble in their han ana indulge in every
hing good 10 eat,not forgetting the liquid
addition. This feast was to continue
until the entire amount was expended.
Instead Of meeting to arrange for the
spending Of the money. the union. yes-
Ierday morning, discussed the best plan
10 adopt to collect the money owed them
by Lindauer.
Secretary Karl. Adams says he does not
know anything Of the alleged bequest TO
The union by its late memb"r-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

s., KIPtUKAB BOOK AND TRACT REPOsl-
tory 4 Grant place nv Public cordially invited
% inspect Uur tt1cK Il books panpnieis. tracts,
and 9ttJes Bible picture hoozs Tor children text
cards for sunday scaCols Orders foE bcoks. DC,
received Come any time, always open.
siv. tEKLlFItAIE UN BRADBURY PIANO. So
r. q. t. LkLtI, 80 Adams st. Ee- oc2,3t
FOR sALE-IW0 SECONDHAND AND NEW
nsating ard Ccoking stoves q eyerg description,
from oLN up. SNt1EER & Ia FUklE. llsl aad
l19 IN g. NV PuuUa. y. llG2
l'niA1ED E-sS EiUrEs, business stzc. bet w0rk
1900 SIS. HANWUkIH ~ BLlSHING uOJcE.
5L IN ST. uU.
3 OR oALE-toUR UPRIGHT PIANOS. SLIGHT
ly used. az bargain prizes. cn easy payments.
Une tuugut j-zoeieat make. SIDW.
Sluarg Planes as loU as SE
CHAS. NJ. S1tErf. 5I nth e. IN.
J. c. CONLiEF. Manager.
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PERSONAL,

UE WISH II REfEESH TIE PEBLGCs AiEM-
c-y tHat ge U Hagft u.at a- uas tl- iIl value
Tor mems FcTn -zruelts. slues. &c. -tGi Cox t0
praFs g.. JIsins OLD STAND Gle A.
ALNERTA THE OLDEST RELIABLE PAL1lIsI
and Cl1lrs0Haut gives names. dates. VII Elrc iU-
srructlgu iE the alIelce. Ladies only. slJ New
YORK aFc. ET. C--9t
FutND-A METHOD OF CURING CHRONIC
cases q rhc'lmdil7r1. fcoue-aT ataSla tsyfsnt IS
disease, uiattles. paralysis al1 kiu1fed ailments
Used n fgeuCh ana herman hospitals for haH q
century luco-dld BIS Iea1llg fronCn PHYSICIANS
casa eua .eara about Washington references.
pT0s. r. A.. y. PARhEE ia1s N-~ Aorg sfe
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS:
ladies' o. eeut.eIulEs AGdTess postal, sin CALL
l. TARshES. l5J5 Ith BE. FbJac North Es.
Bi.ADFOED-s DEFECTIVE AGENCY SUITE
"a C1laTsdo Bldg lith snd g. Thoue Main
2. cLDsrt inYe-t isatICns. any cause al sections
strictly c0rJjcEii4l, lFCT night s-uIco phone
MME. MARTHA NEW YORkS WONDEEt VI
Ia-nist and card reader. tuli .iie reading, Sc
LuCE given aIG advice on Marriages and I0fe
aeairs MAZE, MARTHA. go H st. Nv.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-29
MALE HELP WAIVED.

WANTED-MAN WAITER. KITCHEN MEN. TWO
men boarding house, elevator man Sauitor 50
room Can Monday. s9 7th =. NV PhtLLIf
AUbAtf
WANTED WATCHMAkER; GOOD REFER-
ence. Can 2J0as 81 81 sw r--5asf
WANTED-B0Y TO WORK ~ HORSESHOET 20
saoI. kear litS T ., nv. 5. 3 GAIN. oo2ea3t
WANTED-PAPERHAN6ERs. EDWIN F. NAY.
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