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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-19

Cheaply- old man, you seem to
be in a brown study. Popley-Oi hello,
yes, I am You see, my wife asked me
to stop at the market for something and
1 can't think what it was. Cheapiy-
Here. have a cigar. Maybe that1l help
you to think. Popley-Thanzs- Oh! yes,
L remember now; it was cabbage she
wanted.-Philadelphia Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-19

Truth VIII Out.=From d recent ex-
animation paper on religious instruc-
tons at boys school. Holy matri-
mony is divine institution for the
provocation of mankind Punch
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-19

My work" remarked the bald-headed
dentist, is so painless that my patients
often fall asleep in the chair while 1 ana
operating" Huh! that's nothing" re-
torted the rival. My patients nearly all
insist on having their pictures taken
while 1 am at work. in order to catch the
expression of delight on their faces. -
London Tit-Bits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-19

No said the sweet young thing.
firmly, 81 shall never marry man
who is my inferior.
"Oh, say not SOL murmured the
adorer, tenderly. In that case you
will die single
In was then that she began to look
upon him with eyes of favor-Indian-
apOlis News
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-19

The Doctor-You drink too much tea.
Tea turns the stomach into leather
The Well, there's nothing
like leather for keeping the sole of a
man above the earth.-Chicago Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-19

ChoIly-No. I don't like him. BY
Jovel he called me a lobster the other
day. What do you think of that?
Dolly-It was horrid of him If he
only knew as much about poIiteness as
he does about natural history he might
be charming. Cleveland Leader.
The Washington times., 1906-06-19
DIED.

FOWLER-In Waterford Va. on Sunday
June II, 1906. GILBERT J. FOWLER. lie
was q son OF the late William r and
Sarah A Fowler. and Was well known in
street for many years He went 10 Water
ford scnne months ago for the benefit Of
mis- feaIth-
FuEeraI from his late residence at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon Interment in Oak Hll Gem
etery. II
1906. EDWIN HIGGINS. aged sixty-tvO
years. He was acting governor Of Utah
during President Johnson's Administration.
and for several years past had been a.
clerk in the Marine Hospital Service. Be
ing rejected as a soldier in the Federal
army at the outbreak Of the civil war he
was mustered in n drummer boy and
served with distinction until the close Of
hostlities. He came 20 Washington and
WAS appointed secretary 20 the governor Of
Utah Territory. and when that official died
was appointed acting governor He went
10 Florida In lsS5 and established himself
in the nge-growing industry. but IN 1885,
he lost his entire fortune as the result
Of y big fire. He is survived by a widow
Mrs. Alice Higgins. and four children. It
McELLIGOTT-In this city. on Monday. June
ls. MAURICE a McELLIGOTT- He was a
son Of Margaret and the late p J. Nc
Elligott. He was twelve years old Il
M1LLER-In this city. on Monday. June IS
1906. LOUISA MILLER. fifty-one years OF
age. She a devoted and faithful ser
want in the home Of the late Mrs. Rosalie b.
McKnew for forty-one years
Funeral from 1924 Q street northwest tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. It
SUGENHEIMER-In this city, on Monday
June IS. 1906. SOLOMON SCGENHEIMER.
T'e was "A retired stock broker and prorni-
two sisters. Mrs. Blumenfeld and Mrs
Lena Sugenheimer II
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TALK Of JUNE 50
FOR ADJOURNMENT
Meat Agreement Brings End
of Session Close
TO Vision.

Adjournment of Congress was once
more brought within the range of vision
by the agreement OF the powers on a
basis of settling the meat inspection
controversy II is now caluculated that,
unless the Panama canal legislation
take more time than Is anticipated. ad-
jOurnment may be secured by June 30.
The Senate has agreed TO vote Thurs
day afternoon on the bill adopting the
sea-level plan. This bin is not expected
10 get out of committee in the House.
The sundrY civil bill. with a lock-canal
rider, will of course demand attention
IN the Senate, and the expectation is
that the Senate will promptly strike
out this ridef, and that in conference
the House will accept the change. Thus
The whole question of type on canal will
go over TO ne<t session for further con-
sideration- That IT will continue a live
issue then is not doubted
The sundry civil bill viii require con-
siderable time in the Senate. because
the efforts of the House in the direction
of economy Will be overcome in the
Senate so far as possible by reinsta q
i1g the items stricken out in the House.
IAts clash Of policies may also cause
somc delays in conference.
The rate cOnferees failed TO accomplish
any results yesterday. no quorum at,
tending. Senator ElSins and Repre-
sentative Sherman were out Of town and
Representative Hepburn was unable 10
attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LICENSES TO PRACTICE MEDICINE.
MIDWIFERY. AND PHARMACY.-
Fhysicians. midwives, and pharmacists
uesirlng 20 enter the July examination
u applicants for licenses TO practice
M -lL.ulC me. 10 practice midwifery, or 70
ppt55e.l5e pharmacy in the District OF
III oyluHl ola shouli file their applications
Win the undersigned on or before the
ON instant GEORGE G. ODER Secre-
- "a BOARD OF Supervisors in Medicine
ar. -Tharmacy. 4G4 Louisiana ave. NV.
TIN. Washington. d. c.. June 1s. 1906.
# NJ hEtI LAR SEMI-ANNUAL divf-
stock OF the Home Savings Rank. Tssb-
Rton, ~. g. viii be PAYABLE 10 stock
HoIders OF record July J. 1906. The books
Lo- transfer VIII be closed from June %
70 July l, both inclusive. ALEXANDER
> CLARKE. Secretary. II
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DigI-4ot OF
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiT5s,
az this office until y Il. JULY :. Is0s-
Tor furnishing casJ-frOn water pine
specials Forms. specifications. and
necessary information may be obtained
LAND, HENRY L. WEST JOHN
B4DDLE, Commissioners, D. C
jel9-6t-exSu
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that win
not be responsible Tor any debts cor
tracted BY my wife, Mahala Z Moore
A 7. MOORE, I228 Seventh 81. NV. II
Making BTsf BTsss Fronts NewIike
is our speciality Wen do your work
quickly, eIPertly. and charge little. Con-
Vim. C. Peake. % years: 80 Pa ave, Sc
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PIERCE IS NAMED
NORWAY MINISTER

The President this afternoon sent the
following nominations TO the Senate:
To be minister 10 Norway-Herbert H.
D. Peircc. Of Massachusetts.
To be Second Assistant Secretary of
State-Huntinsdoa Wilson, of Illinois.
To be register Of the land office at
lamar Col.-JOhn A Williams
To be receiver of public omneys at
Lamar Colo. Frost LigEett.
Mr.. PeirCc is promoted from the posi-
ticn of an Assistant Secretary Of State
There have been intimatiOnS that obiec-
tion might be interpOsed 10 his cOnfirma-
ton. but the friends OF the administra-
ton do not believe that there will be
serious opposition.
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IN MEMORTAM.

McFARLAND-In sad but loving renem-
brance OF our dear husband and father
r. F. MCFARLAND. who departed this
life one year ago today. June IS. 1905
One by one earth's ties are broken.
AS We see our love decay,
And the hopes 60 fondly cherished
Brighten but 90 pass away.
One by one our hopes grow brighter
AS we near the shining shore
For we know across the river
Wait the loved ones gone before.
Loved IN life: IN death remembered.
BY His Loving Wife and Children.
tel9-2t
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DENIES He KNEW
OF BR|BE OFFER
DOremus Closely Questioned
by Counsel for DefeSe.
KNEW OF NO ARRAN CEMENT
Objection Sustained to Efforts to Drag
IN Name of Mrs.
CTOwell

Shortly after Criminal Court. No. !.
was convened this morning. attorneys
for the defense in the Green Doremus
trial. recalled Willard d. Doremus. and
he was testifying under the questioning
of counsel for defense when recess was
taken this afternoon
Attorney Baker. in behalf OF the Gov
ernment, endeavored to introduce a GER
tain paper. which he had overlooked,
and which. he explained. was a plea in
abatement entered previously by the de
fendant. Green. Mr. Worthington OBJ
jected strenuously TO the admission OF
the paper. and continued his objection
even in the face of the assurance from
the Government that Mr.. Green would
not be deprived of his constitutional
rights by the introduction of such evil
dence. Justice Gould reserved the right
70 rule on the question of admissibility
later in the day.
Doremus Under CrosS-Fire.
Doremus was put 10 the test in all
matters that would reflect in the least
degree his innocence OF any intention to
bribe a Government official. or become
a party to such a deal. He said emphat-
ically that he knew Of no arrangement
with Mr.. Beavers for the sale Of ma
ChlieS' nor ulu ne consent 10 any such
arrangement. He explained his first
connection with the company at the
time OF its incorporation. and threw
some light on transactions which oc-
CURED between the time the company
was organized, August 3. 1899. until the
time OF exposure in the Post Office scan
dal
An effort To bring IN Mrs Cromwell s
private relations with TTueSden The
Governments star witness. through Dor
emuS testimony. was objected to and
sustained DOremus. however. was per-
nlitted to state what Truesdale had said
TO him at the AStor House. in New York.
in May 1905. with regard 10 the state
ment which Doremus had made 70 the
postal inspectors.
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MARRIED.

FENHAGEN-CLARKE- Saturday. June
Is. 1906, at Church Of the Holy Apostles
philadelphia, Pa. MARGARET T. WORTH
INGTON CLARKE TO Dr.. FRANK G. FEN
HAGEN. II
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TruesdelPs Alleged Statements.

Witness said that Truesdale said to
him: "Doremus you were hard on ne
and the girl in that statement" Then
referring TO the bias and prejudice
which Truesdale had manifested toward
the defendant Green, witness said that
Truesdale said to him at the same time
and place, referring 10 Green. 'Mrs
CroWell VIII give him hell on the wit
ness stand. There was heated argu.
ment between counsel over the admis-
sion of certain statements attributed 20
ITuesdale. but they were finally admit
ted in evidence
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y B-F0lsoWIDg schedule figures published only as
information, and are not guaranteed
7s5 a. a. D4lly-L0cal Tor HarriSOnbuTg Warren
ton DauyIilC, and way stations.
I05l a. N. Daily-Nashlngtou and Florida Linz
it'd Elrst-cass Coaches ana Sleepcrs 70 Columbia,
savannah ard Jacksonville. Dining Car Service.
MS a. N Ddily-United States Fast Mail-rirst-
class Coaches ana SleepeTs TO New Orleans Dining
4.ol u. m.-Week Dsys-Local for HarrisonbuFg and
WAY stations on Manassas Branch
As D. d Daily-LOCsl Tor WsusntOD and ChSI.
lottesyIlie-
First-class Coaches 10 Atlanta. Sleeper TO COiuB-
bus wa Atlanta. sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
Washington 10 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesday 5,
ana tudalS
Through coaches and sleepers 70 Columbia, SaYan
nan and Jacksonville. Sloepers &c Augusta and
PoTt Tampa Dining Car service.
Ie 2. m Dally--NsW YORK and Memphis Limited
Roanoke knoxville, Chattanooga, aud Memphis.
sseepers 20 birmingham and New Orleans. Dining
I6:l5 .. m. Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited. All-iuilnaan train. Observation Car to
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car TO Atlanta: Sleeper
10 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, birmingham. Sew
orleans. Dining Ia HsrTice.
Through trains from the south arrive Washingto on
6:42 60 So and II % a. M; 3,09, 9.30 and gAg
D. N. daily Local trains from HarrisOnburg II Sc
a. m. week days and 3 % p. m daily. From Char
lottesyile $40 from LynchbuTg and ChaTicttes-
vile, go D. N daily
TRAINS On THE BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington week days, $40 a n, 30 AS.
$40 p. N. tor BiuemOnt; SIS D ID. week days Tor
LecsbuTg only; on Sunday leave Washington Sis
a. L., 5.05 ,. N. tor Bluemont
Ticket Offices. 10 18th St, 81 Pa. ave. and Penn
sylTsnia Station
G. H. ACKERT Y. P. & G. n;
S. II. HARDWICK. 2. T. NJ.
W H. TAYLOE. G-P-A-: l. ). BROWN. CA
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS
The Herald Want Ad Page is dis
played daily on Herald Bulletin
Boards in the following prominent
locations:
NORTHWEST.


W. A. McNuIty. 1870 18th st. NV. Cigars. to-
baccos. newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Parsons Drug Store. 18th and L sts NV.
A. T. Pride the Georgetown druggist, 18th and
= SITS NV.
Charles ]. Allen. Ss7 NJ st. nv. Cigars tobac-
cos. newspapers periodicals.. and pool
Lloyd Cross. Zl53 IA. ave nv. Cigars. magazines
and stationery. Pool parlor
A Goldman. ~ 81 st. NV. Pipes, tobaccos, and
Stationery
steve's SNAKE shop. sd and P SIS. nv. Cigars.
magazines, and newspapers. Pure cider
Martins Shoe Shining Pariors. I5i3 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy. Sd and H sts nv. Use DAVIS
drugs
Pagan Bros. 1904 Pa ave. nv Cigars. tobacc0s.
magazines, fishing tackle. and pool
Kings Drug Store, Vermont ave. and I St. NV.
TahaTd Inn Library
c H. Graham. $50 sd ST. Newspapers, maya
zines, stationery toys. &c.
Halls Star Cigar Stores, $50 18th st. NV and
6lS Pa. ave nw.
J. NJ Paxton. 1885 18th ST. Cigars. tobaooos.
newspapers. periodicals.. &c.
Georgetown Book Exchange SO5 NJ st. NV. Vic
tor and Edison talking machines and supplies.
Paul PcaTs0Hs Pharmacies, 18th st. and Fla. ave.
NV and n J. and 81 NV
" L. Griffs. zI55 Pa ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions received.
Lewis &. Frey, sw. cor. 32d and II sts- Subscrip-
tons FOR Herald received at 1876 jefferson ave nw.
Philip Watts, GU la. ave, NV. Cigars. tobaccos,
newspapers, &c.
Chsakslos * Cocos. 600 d st. nv and 61l Ia. ave.
Fruits, confectionery, cigars. newspapers. sc
]. NJ. Watson * Bro. 100 II ST. NV. Cigars
tohaccos. newspapers. magazines.
Aiattcn's City Han Cigar store, opposite City
Han. Legal blanks
SngletoH's Pharmacy, cor. Goth and SIS.
Everything IN drugs. newspapers. and periodicals
=. T.. HAYS. Sc cor. 10Th and Z sts NV High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals
SOUTHWEST
A. Costello, % 18th st. sw. Cigars. tobaccos, and
newspapers.
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room, ~ and
o SIS sT. Leading brands 0f cigars.
Dudleys. 69 eth st, Smokers articles, fishing
tackle. stationery. dc.
}. Walter Mcdonald. drugs. cigars, and toilet arti-
Giles. Branch p. o. a. and l. SIS
CaSsldys lQ nh ST sW-, for groceries, PROVISIONS
tobaCcos. stationery, newspapers
Posl-ofice Cigar and News Stand, 10 AZ St sw.
A. BacEenhtme-. prop
C. T. Dudley 59 It'll 81. sw. Cigars. tobaccos,
periodicals. Open daily and Sunday.
Henry A. True, 395 7th ST. s'v. Cigars. tobacsos,
stationery, newspapers, magazines
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80 c STREET SE--NEAR Library. CAPITOL;
large, comfortable. newly fur rooms; prisate fam
iiy. 1phCue- reasonable ocl6-tf
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.


ZOO z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
days-StOps at principal points IN Virginia Eestible
train; standard coaches parlor TO Clifton forge
with connection for Uglnla Hot Springs Pullman
SleepeTs Clifton Forge 10 Louisville CINCINNATI n
dianapoils, 81 Louis. and Chicago: buffet service
frorl Gordonsyille
$50 P. NEW {. & 0. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new Yesubuie uain stops only at Cord0nsFiile
Va RonceverJe and Hinton, w. Va Pullman sleep.
ers 70 Lexington Louisville, Cincinnati Indianapolis
st. Louis, and Chicago Dining cars, a Ia carte
service. One night out.
10 2. NJ. F. V. LIMITED. Dailv-soiia
yestibue train Pullman sleepers to Cincinnati Tex
iugtOn and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car to
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cas- a Ia
carte service, Sleepcrs Cincinnati TO Chicaro and
ST. Louis AID Louisville TO Memphis Nashville, and
Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohia
Ofces 5l3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue; SO i4th street mar
i. and SIXTH Street Station Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania K. r. Cab Service and Main l9ss
for e. g. o. Ticket Ofice
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THos. J. OWEN < soy, Aactioneers.

Attest; tSfGi.l
GEORGE L. FLEMING. Secretary.
das-d& dsevS
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RALsTON sIDDONs- s1licitC6 fIT Complain
ants
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LEGAL NOTICES,
Filed December Il, 1906. J. R. YOUNG. Clers

Filed December Il. 1906. J. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Mary Dunn vs.. Unknown Heirs
Alienees, and Devisees Of James H. HOoe and
Joseph Riddle No. 265OI Equity Doc-The
object Of this suit Is 10 obtain decree quietIng the
title IN complainant, by adverse possession, to the
east fifteen feet Of original lot numbered eleven Ql
by the full depth thereof In square numbered five
hundred and seventeen (5l73, in the city Of Wash
ington, ID. c. On motion Of the complainant il is
this 18th day Of December. 1906. ordered that the
defendants. the unknown heirs. alienees, and de-
ylsees Of James II. HOOe and Joseph Riddle cause
their appearance to be entered herein or before
the sTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1901. otherwise
the cause viii be proceeded with in case Of de-
fault, Provided copy Of this order be published
once week Tor three successive weeks in the Wash
ing Law Reporter and The Washington Herald be-
lore said day HARRY n CLABAUGH Chief
yustlee \ true copy-Test: tSeaL} j. r.
YOUNG. Clerk By WINS. F. LEMON Assistant
Clerk O. PERCY McGLUE and JOHN ] HAM
lLION. Solicitors for C0mplainants. deI9 Is az
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST BETWEEN SIINTWOOD PLACE AND
the WesmOTeland. about midnight Monday De
Cember T. black Persian lamb collar. partly lined
with white suitable reward II returned 90 APART
MENT So. Wesmuelaud dfI9-2t
LOSr-LADY'S GREEN LEATHER Rag CON
tanning letter Of credit k0Untze Bros. and 500.
Reward 4 returned 10 2lZ0 Massachusetts, ave. NV.
del9-3t
LOST-WHITE FOX TERRIER. WITH BLACK
spots; named Toby Reward If returned - ID
Sc. del6-3t
LOST-A LARGE, DARK PINK CAMEO PIN
surrounded by pearls Sd reward II returned to
EPLSlOPAL EOsPLIAL. ia L5La 81. Nv da3-ItL
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sI7 18TH ST.-ATTRACTIVE ROOMS: suite wi
bath. suitable for ConEressnan: home table. del-3
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AUCTIONS.


4. 6. SLOAN a co, Aucuoneers. Ilg7 st n".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
IAIE SITUATED IN THE stBDlf iSl0S
Whereas default having been made in the payment
cured by 4 cdtain deed Of tuist bearing Gate ON the
sth day OF September. 4. -. iyV5, ana recliVea
on September a 1906 in ber No. Z'5i ioii9 rs e
SEQ, aud the written direction OF the holder ana
oWger Of ne note secured By said aeeG o. trust '..s
trust viii cdcr for sale Under the provisions there
Of az public auction, b. front OF the premises. OF on
2lst DAY II December A D. 1915 the following de.
saibed land and premises with the improvements
unto belonging situate and lsng IN the District q
Columbia, Nit: An o. lots l. 2. 8. Z. 5. p T. s. 3
Z, a. IS. Il is, o. 2. p .. and q " block two
o lots l. 3, l. s. 6. 8. Q. 10 z, rs. Il and Is IN
Go'f 'hIef Is ~ iP ~ l. p ~ z 3 and nd
IA block four tlj lots J. 2 3. 1. &. 3, 3, 10, H.
z, Is. u, Is, and % IN 5ioek i've " lots 2 T.
z. a. a. 3, 3. 4, =, g, Is. s.. 3, T. s.. s. 6, q.
y. a., s.. g. s aud g. IN block six To- lots 2 3
u. =. ., u, q %, z. .. y, -. 81, s.. 81 81 30
-, and 81, IN block seven 90 an according 70
subdivision 1f land known -t0uuecticut Avenue
Highlands a. per plat Of said sibd-tison recorded
IN the office Of the surveyor Of the District Of 20
lumbia, IA county book Ne. u, page Z
1hls property viii Dc sold an entirety, IN blocks
groups Of lots, or single lots as may be directed b
the trustee az the time OF sale.
Terms q sale. Ouc-thiTd Of the purchase price IN
cash t0f which a deposit Of Sl,UD must BE- made 70
the trustee az the time Of sale II sold entirety
and Of 900 per lot u sold in blocks or lots and the
balance IN equal notes o. the purchase. payable ~
one and two years from date % sale with interest
az the rate Oi per Ccutuln peT anuum payable semi
annually. said notes % be secured By GTst deed Of
trust on Tug property sod. OF al cash. at ne option
0i the purchaser. The terms u sale 10 Be complied
With within twenty days from the date " sale IA de
fault %! which the property WI be resod al the fsk
and cost u the defaultng purchaser after five days
reimbursement IN some newspaper pInilshcd Ia
Washington. -. &. Al conYeyanclng title examina-
ION and recording the expense or tnC purchaser
UNfON TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIS
TttICT OF COLUMBIA
Formerly
union TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANI
OF TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Trustee.
By EDWARD J. sTELLWAGEN. President
lila 81.
Attest; fSf1il
GEORGE l. FLEMING. Secretary.
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IN o PRINCIPAL cles save yourself money By getting
my terms first u. H. T0LMAN, Room 50s So lst6
81. nv. noIs-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
NEW WAGONS

FOR sALE-AT SACRIFICE PRICES, 3 LIGHT
RUBBER tire bT0uglams. fun glass station wagons.
g top bUgEies, and ! wagonette: al have been
slightly used. but good IS new M reason
able offers refused. 5. j.. WATERS * son, SO
Pa. ave NV.
COGSWELL'S Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE To
bay new and second hand vehicles and harness.
large assortment vehicles SO mp. harness. $ up.
four fine Shetland ponies and trap. 203 llth 81
nv Oc-ff
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LOIS FOB SALE,

FOR SALE-KALORAAIA HEIGHTS.
BELAIR HEIGHTS.
The very best bargains in this rapidly enhancing
locality.
del8-f ALLAN +. WALKER 1872 G ST.
FOR sALE-FINE LOT ON NEW YORK AVE
bet 18th and 18TH south side; III 81 IT.; Is IL
front- Price, S 500.
MILLER-SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO,
Phone. West 40 I3Z3 WISCONSIN AVE. (52d st
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaken and Embalms,

UnceTJaker and Emoalmer
Ills 18th St NV Telephone North I5ss
Hardwood, ClGth-covered Casket, Outside Case
Grave and opening same. ! Hearse Carriages.
Emoaimlng. Everything good. and services first
class Use Of Funeral Parior free Burial Lots
for sale OF easy payments All kinds OF Metallic
Baskets ca hand foT shipping Established ISI1
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MALE HELP WANTED.

A YOUNG AND ENERGETIC PHYSICIAN 0V
druggist to canvass che medical profession with
a view II interesting them IN an old. Well-kn0wn
and Wel-3dvertised remedy. An opportunity for a
live 90 make good money Bon 10 Washing
ton Herald Office. del9S
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS MEAT GUTTER
Apply % THE WALKER-HUGHES MARKET
CO., 1850 Connecticut ave. NV
MANTED-TWO ALI-ROUND HOUSE PAINT
ers open shop; hours work. CHARLES ".
LEHMAN. deIQ9f
Gerry store Apply 2B llth ST. dels2t
WANTED-BOY MUST HAVE WHEEL. APPLY
SIS 18th ST. deISet
WANTED-EX YOUNG Statesmen
fer books. men clothing, and mems furnishings
Apply between and 10 a. m 10 II. q. JACOBS
with Woodward & Lothrop. noIitf