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The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:

NDkIhNEcI-
" 4 McNulty 100 I4th 81. NV. Cigars to-
bacCOs newspapers. and periodicals
Paul Pearson Drug store lSta and sts nv.
A T Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
T sts nv.
Charles J. Allen soG NJ st. n~. Cigars. tobae-
newspapers. periodicals and pool
Lloyd Cross 2l53 Pa. aye. nw. Cigars. magazines,
and stationery. Pool TETiCT.
A Goldman, ia iit ST. nv Pipes, tobaeoos. and
stationery.
stcy-'s omoke Shop sd ard P sts. nw. Cigars.
magazines. and newspapers Pure cider
Martins shoe Shining Pariors, l5lS Wisconsin
afc. NV.
DaWs' Pharmacy. "a and Il sts NV Use Davs'
drugs.
ESaa Bros. 1904 Pa. ave. nv. Cizsrs. tobaecos
magazines fishing tackle. aud poe
Kings Drug store. Vermont and St. nv
Tabard Inn Library
c H. Graham. lz58 sd st. Newspapers. maga-
aincs. stationery, TOYS. &c.
Halls Star Cigar Stores. $50 l4th St nv and
}. NJ Pazloa. 1855 18th st. Cisa.s. tobacoOs.
newspapers, pcTiCiicals. Sc.
W Swaun 4 Co BIS " S. nv Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul PsErsous Pharmacies. 18Th st. and Pa ave.
nH. and y. J. ave aud Z st. Nv.
". l.. Cribs, 2l9S Pa ave, route Asd distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions received
lAwis G. Frey. sw CT sd and VI sts. SubscriD-
tons for Herald received at 1910 jefferson ave nv.
newspapers. *.
Clesialos * Co,os. GO 81 nv. and col La ave.
FRUITS. confectionery, cigars. NEWSPAPERS. &c.
:. n Watson & Bro, I59 ST. nv Cigars
tohaceos. newspapers, magazine
Matten's City Han Cigar Store, opposite City
Hall Legal blsnks
singletous Pharmacy. cor. Goth and Z sts ~.
Everything il drugs. newspapers, ard periodicals
F. F. Hays Sc c1r. 10Th ard Z sts. NV High
grade cigars and tobacco. newspapers, and periodicals
SOUTHWEST.
4. Costello - 18th s. sv. Cigars, tobaccos, and
newspapers.
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room, AZ ard
. SIS sW. Leading brands Of cigars.
Dudley 5os 7rn 81. sw. Smokers articles. ashiug
tackle, stati1uefT. &c
J. Walter Mcdonald, drugs cigars. ard toilet arti-
cies- Branch + O. a. and L 5ts.
Csssadys 20 1tb st. sw for groceries, provisions.
tobacc0s, stationery, newspaper
POst-0ifice Cigar and News Stand. 10 81 81. ST.
a. Backenhemer. FTup
9. F. Dudley, 5,9 7th ST. sv. Cigars, tobaccos,
periodicals. Open daily and sunday.
Henry A. True. 20 7'h st. sw. Cigars. tobaccos.
STATIONERY, newspapers, magazines.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MRS.
OIDB ERG
TEACHER OF SINGING.
Studio, 5eiaseo ThesteF-
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B-follovins schedule figures published cHly
a. Iu1JrInaJson, aLu are not guaranteed.
Z - q IL DaIis-Locas narTIsOnourC, war
reutCD, Danyillg aud way stations
l0-sl a. m DaIly-Nasn.ugton and Florida I'm
tied. fITSt-Class tOaCDeS aDd oIeepeTs 10 Columbia
Savannah ana Jacl sOn6lAe. ilnlng Gar Service
HIS a. n Dally-JnIted states Past Mail-Flrs.-
class COacne5 and SlCepCTs TO New Orleans DINING
Car Syrtict-
40I p m--Week Days-LocaI for Harrisoutars
and way stations on Manassas branch.
40 Z. m. Daiiy-LCczi for Narrent0u and Thar
lUttCstlilC-
50 ,. II. Daily-New York and Atlanta Express.
fUst-c.ass COacne5 to Atlanta. sleeper 70 Coum-
bus via Atlanta sunset n0ute Tourist sleeper
Washington &c san Francisco AondsFs, Wednesdays.
and Fidays.
s.sj D N DzTy-New York and Florida Exrress
lHToUga coaches and sleeperS 20 Columbia Savan-
nan, and 5acksonyliie. SIeepers 20 Augusta and
Port tampa. Dining Car Service
10 D N Daily-NtW IOrk and Memphis Limited.
Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga and Memphis
sicepers tc birmingham and New Orleans Dining
i6.s5 D N. Daily-washington and southwestern
Limited. Al Pullman train. Observation Car to
Atlanta and Macon Club Car 10 Atlanta. SleepeTs
% Nashville. Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham New
Orleans Dining Car Service
Through trains from the south aTriFo Washington
6:42 6-2. $50. and II g q. M; 800, SO. and
80 y. IN daily. Local trans from hsrris0nburg
II 20 a. N. week days and 90 o n daily. Prom
Charlottesville, sale q. n. from Lyncnburg aud
Charlottesville. so T. 10. daily.
TRAINS On ThE BLUEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week days, $40 a. u lie
i.45 319 T. H. Iur Biuemonti os2s p. N. week DAYS
Tor Lsesburg only: on Sunday leave washington
1icAet unccs, st0 l5th ST.. 5il Ia. ave. and
Pennsyl ania station.
n. B. sPENCERG.M. S.B-HARDWTCK. PIN.
W. II. FAYL0E, G.P.A.i !. s. BROWN. GA.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
ScheduIe u effect OCtober I. =

7
200 Z. M--ULO DUs4.sGo.s EAPRr.,S I1ailv-
Stops a. prucipaI points IN sIrginia ana WPSf Nr-
gInla- feSUpUe uam, stanu8r1 CNcnes. nsrio-
cars % tmgniia Rot springs anG nenceyerre pulf-
han Siesplrs hinton TO Louisville. JIuc1nuati IN
alsnalVis. y. LOUIS. and Cnlcago. dinmg cars,
Ia calte service
as r NEW c. o. LIMITED Da,fv-
hast nev yeslnule usln stops only at IiordonsTiile
Iazriottesyue, stanton. CnIton Forgc, ana s.ov
Mg, "a, Nuite SulpuuT RcnceyeTte and hinton
" "a. Pullman sleepers to Lexington lnp,sv,fts
Cincinnati. Indianapolis, 81 Louis and t.n1rago
Dinlug cars, 10 carte service. tIue night out
u:ig Z. NJ. r. '. LIMITED Dsiiy-Sol,d
yesIlbuie train. Pullman sleepers 10 Ciuciunafi
Lexington and Louisville Compartment sleeps'-s
car TO Virginia Hot Springs week Oays i,IninT
cars. Ia carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 20
chicago and =. Louis and louisville 70 Merphis
Nasusille and Southwest
ReseWations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 55 Pennsylvania avenue, Toe 18th street
near 4, and Sixth street St'tion. Telephones Main
5I3a for PeunsylVa1ia X. 2. Cab Service and Main
lo6s for G. 4 0. 1icket 0t1cE-
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HId Her Booty IN the Coal.

: An examination Of two hours by Dc
tective Horne and Precinct Detective
Estes was required before Laura Fer
guson, colored. would confess to the
theft of two gold watches, several articles
Of iewelry, and H25 from the residence of
Mrs Elizabeth Allen, 101 Lamont street
northwest sister OF the Ferguson
wOuIan was instrumental In the discovery
Of the thief. who stoutly protested her
tnnocense until she was confronted By
her relatives testimony. The spoiIs were
discovered hidden underneath a coal pile
IN the cellar OF the residence.
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SAINTS OF CHRIST TO MARCH.
over $50 Members of Church to Take
Part in Exercises.

The annual grand march of the Saints
of Christ viii take place this afternoon
at o'clock. Over $50 members Of the
Church OF God and the Saints Of Christ
are in this city 20 participate All the
male members viii wear their brown suits
and fun regalia, as at the Passover.
The daughters, elders. and Others VIII
also wear a costume similar 10 that worn
at the Passover. The women will wear
brown dresses and blue silk waists given
them at the Passover by the Prophet Of
God, the leader of the sect.
True Reformers' Hail. Twelfth and I
streets. has been rented to accommodate
the large attendance expected to be pres
ent at the ceremonies in connection with
this annual holy march and demonstra-
fion
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ROOMS WANTED,

WANTED-BY TWO LADIES. FURNISHED OK
U-iur-is4eu rJoIns Ter .lsusoi eepusg. IN house
win telephone. Address TRAINED NURSE. Her
By LADY. PERMANENT AND DESIRABLE
tenant quiet, c4lGf0Ttahe room with sIcoFe, uT
small room adjoining. adapted % preuaring Hgnt
breakfasts; fun description and terms DO notice
taken ADDRESS H.. Takoma Park.
WANTED-ROOM IN IMMEDIATE VICiNI1l
l6tn and h. Address BOX g. herald Office.
MOIST
IT YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
theE 20 GersoB. Deat Co. 6ll 1th 81 NV.
as Se are the only real estate agents renting rooms
0c1S-f
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z. M. C. a. MEETINGS TODAY.
President wilbur p. ThirkieId to
Talk on "The New Man."

Before the club meeting for men IN the
Y. NJ c. A Gymnasium this afternoon
President Wilbur p Thirkield viii give
an address on The New Man" In the
lobby concert at O'Clock. orchestral num-
bers will be rendered, and the Lyric Male
Quartet will sing
The Anacostia meeting in the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held at clock.
George W. Arnold, Of Dayton. Ohio, will
be the speaker. The Potomac Male Quar-
tet will sing.
At the Northeast Temple. at $50. w. II.
II. Smith viii give an illustrated address
on THE Life OF Christ"
In the evening at 7:3o, at the Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church. an open
meeting will be held under association
auspices. 90 be addressed by E. G. Mercer,
of the Hadley Mission, New York Ct-y.
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OSTEOPATHY.

DRS. MALC0M & BUSH,
GRADUATES OF STILL COLLEGE.
Phone Nam $50. Commercial National Bans tsdz
l1fh aud {. stA ug-
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SEABoARD AIR LINE.
Ticket once, I421 Penna. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Colurnbis
Savannah. JsCESOnEhle. tampa AIlAnta Birrninr
ham, MobBs, pensacola, ana New Orleans,
lsa0 4. NJ. DAfLf-SeabO board Nail TbruuQ,
CoacneS and Pullman Sleeper 70 IacEsonrilie. Fls .
also through Sleeper washington TO tSiTminrharn
An cafe Dining Car Washington 70 Hsfnies n q
6& p. 81. DAlLY-Seaboard Express, solid train,
With Pullman Sleeper % Jacksonville and Tstnps-
Through Hleepe. 70 Atlanta. 6nminEhGm sns
Memnhis Cafe Dining Car.
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Accer: Pastor.s Resienation.

The vestry of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal parish of Anacostia has accept
ed the resignation Of the pastor, Rev. G.
y. Davenport. to take effect January /
1907. It is thought the Rev Mr.. Davenport
wiz assume charge OF q parish taking in
Congress Heights and vicinity. He was
requested 10 withdraw his resignation, but
azsid he preferrsd a field less cxactiDg at
is late stage Of mis- career in the minis
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UNFURNIsHED.

go HARVARD ST NW-FIVE CONVENIENT
housekeeping rooms; rent low: call Sunday
llN 18th ST NW.-UNFURNISHED ROOMS
heat and gas. Sd foor moist
MOIST
lis s5TH ST. GEORGETOWN-S ROOMS FOR
housekeeping; Let hoor. MOIST
500 n. c. AVE. sE.-UNFUR ROOMS FOR RAM (;
convenient 20 two car lines. oc5l7t
tVt kENT-THREE UNFINISHED. Apply Il.
LEON. T55 Pa ave. nv. oc306
FURNISHED Or UNFURNISHED.
80 Sd ST. NW.-FUR. OR UNFUR- ROOMS;
with or without lgnt housekeeping no3-G
SO JOHN MARSHALL PLACE-FUR OR IN
fur. rooms; batn, gas; with or without board.
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Herald Branch Offices
Want ads for The Herald may be
left At any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded
to the main Office:

S KANN SONS & co. Information Bureau.
GRIER & GRTER. Pharmacy, 9Th and \. Y. ave.
CHAS. ]. FUHRMANN's PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
r. 2. WELLER PHARMACY. 1884 " ST. nv
ATkINSON'S PHARMACf ilth and G. SIS. NJ.
ASTORIA PHARMACY, 50 and G sts. NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY lst and c sts nv,
CAMPHELL'S PHARMACY. i.th and Para gis- ny.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Sit. Pleasant and irT-
i0g sts. uw.
MeNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. Iith and 2 sts nv.
1AfLOR'S PHAhMACY. 9Jh and SIS NV
hh.,El.' > PHARAiACG. 9Th and ) sts nv.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and + sts. Ee
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AUCTIONS.

TRUSTEES SALE-HOCSEHOLD GOODS.
BY virtue q a certain deed Of INST dated Au-
gust Z. 1906. executed le A. t,Cn5ales kianes aud
recorded IN Lib-r ~. So folio a. st sen. u the
rec I1s q tae District u Columbia, Hggh Eseret,
and Charles r. Cove. uustecs. EiA ssll st pubic
auction. az No II street northwest, iu the city of
Washington. ID. C., on NOE ENEER ls 1906 Ar
3 0GLOth L. n. tne following household goods.
PaftoT suite iron bed. springs mattress. parlor
cabinet. center tables 4 rockers dresser wash
stand, rttrlggrat0r. mFTcr cliaiTs extension table
kitchen table. sNlZ smyrna TuE stove. toilet set
er.n-sn uisr-Ils Nn-
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. D. HARRY MORAN,
NashiHgton's Expert Dental Specialist does al
Dental Work for credit. $50 ST. NV, cor. 9Th.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: 40 EXTRACTING; !;
no pain. look. feel, act and last longer thar
natural teeth slIflnken faces made normal painless
filing. DR.. J. l. WILSON Ia3 T 81 NV
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Notes OF the Guard.

As soon as the company officers com
.iete sending IN their returns they win
3e compiled and forwarded to the Sec
retaTy Of war
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The requisitions for insignia TO be dis
-Iibuted a. the men qualifying is now
Il The War Department, and as soon as 1t
hoaored an order win be issued giving
tnc date f9r their distributIon
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There has been additional contributions
't'tso tor the winners Of the Merchants
MATCH 1nd valuable prizes have been
received Irom tSman Bros. Frosburg Il
Murray and T. j. Hines
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

General Passenrer Areut
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST -BREASTPIN 5STONE DIAMONDS AND
rsu sotiia.Te earrings. saturday, October ~ On
UGy from Washington safe Deposit Go. to ShOrs-
ham hotel 4 large reward VIII b. paid fer taer
rCcogery and no questions asked Inquire OFFICE.
Hotel sEoreham- Oc3l-lU
LOST - FRIDAY. LADY'S HUNTING-CASE
gold watc initials case. Reward. Z. ". 3.
~ Calumhia real
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

Now that tine range has closed for the
season, the matter Of indoor rifle prac-
. ticc begins TO call attention The of1cers
have shown SO much interest in revolver
practice hat plans are being formed a.
s-sanize q a-i-sIIa revolver association.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE GOOD COUNTRY HORSE;
weight. LIS pounds, bought uloutbs age fof
temromU use. Rear 6l2 : s. nv nol-st
10 YOU WANT To Buy AT BARgAIS 4
pair Of pretty bay driving mares good steryuers
Young. and city hrokent They viii traysl single on
double. VII seil together OF separately. Address
ALPHA. Herald cficp. DSf-3f
THIS Is TIE PLACE!
GU.0. ". TAYLOR
Phone Main u
CARR ACES, WAGONS. AND HARNESS.
IL ID street nv.
Horse Blankets and plus1 Robes chearer than suv
dealer in the city Buggies from 5000 up. no2-tf
CoGcN Ellis is ThE ChEAFEsT PLACE 10
buy new and secondhand vehicles and harness.
large assortment vehicles. SO up: harness. s. up:
four tne Shetland ponies and uab ~ lin
ST. rw
ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS! WE OFFER
our entire ,toch p contractors gears az cost.
80 -incl tire wagons. ................S5
- -l"ch tires wagons. ......-.......... %
D. WATERS d SON so Pa ave NV
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REAL ESTATE.
MARTIN BROS,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance
1925-27 Pa. Ave. N. w.


Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance,
1925-27 Pa. Ave. N. w.
a downtown business property. VIII exchange
Price NOOO
FOR SALE
Prize. s95,o0.
A handsome residence on 18th street. north Of
''' 'e Pri4. sO,Oo
FOR SALE
An elegant liroom house on NJ st NV, near
Price. ai5O.
Three beautiful houses on o st. NV. near
~ Prices. a2eo. aa.so and $500.
FOR SALE
On Rhode Island ave- near 18Th St. sub
Price. 1850.
On O st. near Dupont Circle. handsome
"'''la h'o's' Pfise. i4iss ISi5o siia5o
on Is, st. north Of Dupont Circle. li-roon
Price, sl.ooo
FOR SALE
Beautiful homes on Columbia Heights and ut.
At $3.50. $500. and $3.50.
FOR SALE
Several large and well-built houses near Wash
ingtou Circle.
We write Fire Insurance in al IT'S branches
Guaranteed Companies. Lowest rates Tor FIRST
class Insurance.
MARTIN BROS,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance,
1Q06-07 Do AVE ~ "
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WITH BOARD.

zi6 4 ST. NE-vERY LARGE. NICELY FUR
nished, wen heat-d "a a0or front bay-window
fOom- with board. bath on sane floor: use OF
phone; very reasonable terms.
IF YoU WANT VIRGINIA HOME BOARD.
right on trolley. Is minutes Georgetown nice
bright rooms, hot-wster heatire, sood elevation
pure water address 7. A. B.. 3ll6 7 p. moi 81
InE DOLLY MADISON HOUSE. 1901 MASS
ave. Thomas Circle; rooms aud board; transients
accommodated. Phone. North 24s2 no2Tt
JUlu t.BtA HEIGHTs-LAItl4E SOUTH FRONT
bow window rooms; cOrnfT hgrsc; first class table
board. suitable Tor two. Z9d 18th nv. nOl-3t
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALTON.'
- II 81 ~

Elegant new apartments Of exceptionally large
rooms. Long-d;s.ance telephone In each apartment
downtown location. accessible 20 all lines.
ard ia easy walking distance q all government de-
paTtMcnts Inspect these apartments before rent
ing others. ARTHUR G. PLANT Traders Ma
Il nal Bank 10Th st. and Pa. ave. oc2s-f
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HELP WAIVED,

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
Pliers and typeWritsrs exceeds the supply. e
at our school requires from % 20 % DAYS. Spgeisi
afterucon sessions Tor government emp0yes 81 EMO
GRAPFTC ACADEMY 315-3Is Colorado Bldg
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,
CudsrtakeE and Embalm-

Undertake. and Embalrnss,
ITS lfyl st. Nv. Telephone North l5s5
Hardwood. Cloth-coEered Casket. Outside Case
Grave and opening same. Hearso. 2 Carriages;
Embalning. Everything good. and services ETst
class. Use q Funeral PaTlor free Burial Lots
tor sale OF easy payments. al kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on band for shipping. Established Is-1
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EOOMS FOB RENT,

II YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS. COME
to us as We have listed 50 per cent Of the vacant
rootns ia this city caarges of any sind Id Z
tENIhAL REAL ESTATE AND LOAN Co,
~ 81 nE. Phone main 1855 OcZ3-lot
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST itECEIH Ed: ANG0RA CATS AND HARTZ
CanaFies, Mexican double yeiiow-heed Parrots
Dogs, Ansors and Maltese Cats. Pigeons, fancy
Poultry, lncubatoTs eioldnshes Mice Rats and fall
Bulbs SChMID BIRD STORE 10 18th 81 NV
oc3)-0
FOR sALE-HoME-RAISED. HARDY, AND AC-
elimateo canary birds; tine sirgtTs; beautiful in
color. Also a lev brass and breeding cages. 5ll
6th St NV. rs.sa-Jt
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

PHILIP LEDERER. Rl ST NE 'PBCSE
East l09s Satisfactory work guaranteed tlu7
was, cats for and dellisrs soTk al ever the clty
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-ONE 5-ACRE LOT IN d. C.; ONLY
s4,G0J must sell between nov ana NgfeiAoef D.
Wanted-t;roctTy store: tobacco and variety store.
For sale-A large collection Of rare cirios-
home. 3 esnares from electric and steam railroads
For ssie-Hah interest in an old established real
Ne have large and smali lots in city and suburbs.
Also many farms in Maryland and Virginia. acres
up to 500 acres. Some Tor exchange for equities IN
Z Can 'sB6' and Sc see US and let US talk it over
l50e SQUARE FEET Oh Massachusetts, ave. !;
SslinE - se - peT SQUARE loot
OH LAKGE Lon. near 3. q o. depot: very low
IW0 sACRE LOIS at a very low pr.ce; owner
"AD'' NE HAVE OTHER PROPERTY AT
SNAP PRICES
FIFTY ACRES on Brightwood ave. at a bargain
A69 V w }psY Ell @ BE- 5"0 Per SQUARES s G oo
We have other bargains. Cal and SEE us.
80 ACRES, % nne timbcr. new 3rOom
house. nicely furnished, sFoom tenant house. stable
good outbuiidings fnTnituIe est 81 ~ = 90 for tins
OF win exchange for city property.
ton near railroad; will exchange FOR city property.
II you want bargains in real estate of al sinds
81 90
TWo licensed hutels well located. mOney-nakers:
S ,ooo bugs one qf them; $1,000 for the otncr.
CALL AND SEE Us.
SMITH & LYLE,
sls P street az.
Phone Main 800. Farms specially
nol5t
EDUCATED GENTLEMAN. CONvERsANT
with railway equipment and machinery. 10 as
HOO. Bond Bdg
81 0O0 BUYS FINEST GROCERY STAND N
civ excellent stoek and fittings store % feet long
fsoms over BRICK built; same ownership ever %
EXCHANGE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Room 2. se2 e. MOIST
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STOP. LOOK JUST THINKLyl FOR TEN
months viii buy you a hoEe site. Interest
DUPONT HEIGHTS CO. Room s. 512 F 81. nv.
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1YPEWRITERS,
FURNITURE WANTED.

Srur JASh PAID tUR FURNIIURE CAR.
pets. stores. brica-brsc. and all kinds of house
bold goods. BALM > fERNfTUhE SnUP. 1sth
and L SIS Phone y 1913. Formerly, 9Th and T..
/ WANr 10 BUY ALL KINDS Or T,7RNTI-, RT
from one piece 10 contents Of houses as well as
oice and store fixtures, planes organs Sc for out
Ot-town tn, who will pay liberal prices 70 get the
goods quick; Address FURNITURE. herald o.ice
3 ho~e 4 39 W ocl47t
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-NEAR 18TH AND T sTs. NV. A
well-bGit 6roon. hay-windGw hricE dwelling
modern plumbing, IN fNCelleuf condition. Price
S. .so. +. J. wALShE, 1880 Srw YoTk ave. MOIST
FOR sALE-HOUsE. L ROOMS. FULL or
IoUnc-s, cheap to Qgics buyer. S5a8. reason for
selling, leaving city fn G St ne. oc3l-7t
FOR sALE-Ss0J9 BAHGAfN. sTfTABLE FOR
PHYSICIAN OK IiENIt,I- can easily h. re-
modeicd into Bt SlAESS PROPbKr1 ru- house,
in good condition lGf - feet deep sluU4r u1usc
HaNt dOr recently sold Tor $50 Location. s3i0 Isth
~. us. Price Tor quick sale 0uly $3.50. NALrd #
". LIZ, Real Estste and Insurance Ii1s & s.
IA. ocI5- imo
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SITUATIONS WANTED.--FEMALE,

ADDRESSING OR OTHER WRITING Ar
nome experleneedi lesible. 742 9th st. nv moist
FITTER AND DESIGNER. NORTHERN Will,
dress z. B.. Herald ofice. -
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) series Of lectures are being prepared
"a the subject OF rife practice and the
study Of the rife. and will be probably
Iisen iu ths rife gallery on some OF the
Unassigned nights during January, Feb
Ilary, and March
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SITUATIONS WANTED---NALE,

WANTED-BY EXPERT TYPEWRITER. PHON-
oeiaph utsfatCr, &c, employment hy court re-
porter OF Others. Address BON 50. Herald office.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED SOLICITOR FOR UP-TO-DATE FRA
tctnal beneficial society must hate experience. Ad-
d1css BON s.. Lean and Trust Bldg MOIST
WANTED STRONG COLORED BOY. WITH BI-
cysle in shoe store. ARTHUR BURT, l3S 81
TYPEWRITER WITH MACHINE: OFFICE
rent IN exchange for some WORK. CENTRAL location
142 9th 81, nw. ne4-3t
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS or AGE.
for sten0ETsphy. typewriting, and clerical worn
pay, S 10 start. with good iances for advancement
Address BOX 81, Herald Office
wANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
peafance on special proposition out of city
newspaper OF iusufance experience prefCFred. isli
DcfoIe 10 a. m Monday. basement McGH bldg
ASH Tor MR. MILLER. uO+d
WANTED-A YOUNG NAN BETWEEN l9 AND
. tcT Office WORK IN a large cHb, must be grnlu-
ate Of business college business high school and
come well recommended. Apply at rs nth st., ID
aoor front, after p. no3-3t
wANTED-s WHITE BOYS TO WORK AT
trade. IZls 81. no53t
WANTED-BOYS WITH OR WITHOUT BICY-
oies, coed wages school boys viii be empi0yed
on Sundays and holidays and after 1 o. N daily
Apply az MUTUAL DISTRICT IbLEuhArn
CO. cor. lith and sis.
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FLATS FOB RENT.

NJ CLEANER, CHEAPER FOUR ROOM FLAI
northwest; $3.50 Open. Zl5l Newport Place.
uor-a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEASE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse snd factory locations on sideITack
Rosslyn Brsncn, Pa. r. r, near south end Aque-
duCt Rridge; long terms, low rentals Apply %
ROBERT A. PHILLIPS Maryland Bldg. lao II
81 nol-t-f
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS = WANTED.
WANTED-TOP FOR OLDs RCNABoUT:
state price and where same can b. seen Ad-
dress BOX - Herald ofice.
ONE THOUSAND PERSONS To co WITH rs
free excursion TO Bcrwyu. Wednesday
November :. Free lunch. with chance foT q frrs
lot see adyN III the daily p1peFs- Our special
cars start from 18th and sts AZ 10 O'Clock last car
az II o'ci0cE. GREATER WASHINGTON REALTY
CORPORATION. 6ll Colorado Bldg. Phone Main
sSA pns-tt
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED. FEW MORE
shorthand and typewrIting pupils class Ind-
Tidual instruction; Pitnan system; Instructor IS
years experience speed dictaticn quick course and
shorthand made easy a specially. Address BOX le
Herald Office. oc2SImo
NANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEUs
When selling, why not drop postal % an old re-
liable trml MARKS & Co. 30 ,th. opposite Ss-s
phone main 1895 ocIZ-51t
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets. Office and store fixtures Of al kinds Fur
nlture stored. packed. and shipped Address BAUM
si2 Ps. ave. nw. Phone main l254.
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR ktNT-1OU CAN RENT 4 HTGH-GRADE
piano from rs for s and up Der north; 50 up
rights Z select from; ali IN peril Ct r, ndti0n. F.
&. SMITH PIANO co. lz5 rs 0clSf