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WED AND GO TO PERDITIoN.
Others Are Lost Surely Because They
Fail to Marry, says Priest.

Baltimore, Md. Nov. S-Rev. Francis
Valentine. n Passionist priest and orator,
created q sensation at the Cathedral last
night by declaring that there were many
souls in hi because they married. and
just as many in hades because they did
not marry. He said;
As God calls men TO the priesthood
women TO the cloister, so does he call
those in the world to a married or an un-
married state. There is more wickedness
among those who have married without
a vocation than anywhere else. There are
many. many souls in hell to-day because
they should not have married when called
20 lead single life; there are many souls
in hell. too. because they chose a single
life when they should have married
Our grandparents told us that matches
were made in Heaven. Lucifer matches
are made a great deal now, and many
of them are made down stairs. Thank
God. however, there are still good
many Christians among us though We
are 20 wonder that we have as many
happy homes as there are when we con-
slider the manner IN which men enter
the sacred state. How can men and
women be happy when they stand before
the altar of God To make a mOckery OF
the ceremony
Parents should watch their children.
They should be neither OveranxiOus or
too harsh in checking matrimony. All
parents are not capable of advising
children in this respect. Goodness should
rank above beauty, and a good heart is
better than a handsome moustache, yet
young people plunge headlong into mat
rimony without a vocation. Choose, then,
your vocation carefully, and If, after
wedding, YOU learn 10 your horror you
We're not destined for that life, the past
is beyond recall; therefore pray TO God,
He VIII grant YOU the vocation which
viii fiX you for the married state
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:
NORTHWEST

NORTHWEST
" A. McNulty 1910 lIth st. nv. Cigars, to-
baccos newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Pears0ns Dndg Store. 18th and c sts. nv.
A T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
? sts nv.
Charles J. Alien. 0s7 NJ ST. NV. Cigars. tobae-
newspapers, periodicals. and pool.
Lloyd Cross. 2l53 Pa ave. NV. Cigars. magazines.
and stationery Pool parior.
A Goldman. l2i 81 ST. nv. Pipes, tobsceos. and
stationery
steTe's smoke Shop sd and P SITS. Nv. Cigars.
magazines, and newspapers Pure cider
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors. 1913 Wisconsin
ave. nv.
Davs' Pharmacy 23d and H sts. nv. Use DAVIS
drugs.
Pagan Bros. lsos Pa. ave. nv. Cigars. tobaccos.
magazine fishing tackle. and poo.
Kings Drug Store. Vermont ave and I St NV.
, TabaTd Inn Library.
c. q. Graham. l25O SD st. Newspapers. maga-
zines stationery. toys sc
Halls Star Cigar Stores $50 18th ST. DIV. and
eo3 Pa. nw.
}. NJ Paxton. 1885 18th st. Cigars. tobaccos.
newspapers. periodicals. &c.
Z. ". Swami & Co.. 3J05 N 81. nw. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul PearsOns Pharmacies. 18th ST. and Fla ave
NV. and y. J. ave. and ST. nv.
W. /. Grifis. zl55 Pa ave, route and distributing
agent fer Washington Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey sw. Cor. SD and NJ sts. SubscriD-
tons for Herald received at 1915 Jefferson ave Nv.
Philip Watts. Gl2 La. ave. NV. Cigars. tobaccos.
newspapers. &c
Cheakalos & Cocos.. coo D S. nv. and COL La ave.
Fruits, confectionery, cigars, newspapers. &c
]. NJ Watson & Bro. 100 II St NV Cigars.
tobsccos. newspapers. magazines.
Mattem's City Hall Cigar Store, opposite City
Hall Legal blanks
singletons Pharmacy. cor. 10Th and Z sts. nv.
EEerything in drugs. newspapers. and periodicals
F. p. HAYS. Sc cor. 10Th and + sts High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST.
a. Costello ~ llth ST sw. Cigars tobaccos. ard
newspapers.
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room, az and
o SITS. sw. Leading brands Of cigars.
DudIsys COG 7th 81. sw. Smokers articles fishing
tackle. stationery. &C.
]. Walter Mcdonald drugs. cigars. and toilet arti-
cles. Branch Z. o, 81 and SIS.
Cassadys 70l 7th 81 sv for groceries. provisions.
tohaCcOs, stationery, newspapers
Post-ofiee Cigar and News Stand. 10 II ST sw.
A. Backenheimer prop
c. F. Dudley. 600 9TH St sw Cigars. tobaecos.
periodicals. Open daily and Sunday.
Henry A. True. 900 9TH 81. sw. Cigars. tobaccos.
stationery newspapers. magazines.
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GRAIN CASE DECIDED.
Failure to Deliver Specified Grade
Of Oats NuIIiaes Obligation.

If a person contracts for one thing and
gets another instead. he cannot be held
10 pay for It, according to a decision OF
the District Court Of Appeals, rendered
yesterday, in the case Of Patrick r.
Moran, appellant. against Emil w. Wag-
ner
Justice Robb reversed the judgment OF
the lower court who instructed the jury
70 find a verdict in favor Of Wagner. who
had brought suit to recover $50 for mer-
chandise from Moran
Emil ". Wagner, who is q grain deal
or Of Chicago, some time ago brought
suit IN the District Supreme Court against
dr. Moran to recover the amount of
$50 for an order Of oats of certain
quality. MIR. Moran alleged that the oats
were not of the quality as ordered The
court instructed the jury to find a YER
dict IN favor Of the plaintiff, contending
that MoTan's order to Wagner consti-
tutcd a legally binding contract.
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So . The Wa.hington -.

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. S.-Calvin S. Har-
ian. OF Baldwin. Baltimore County died
at the City Hospital to-day of injuries re
ceived by being struck by Northern
Central Railway locomotive near Ashland
at o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Harlan and part Of the buggy in
which he was riding were carried on the
pilot Of the engine to Cockeysville. mile
away, before the accident was discovered.
He was at once taken off the engine and
first aid rendered. The train was then
backed to the scene Of the accident, where
the dead body Of the horse was found.
Pick Up $1,000 Along Track.
About S2,0OO, which Mr. Harlan had with
him az the time. was found scattered
along the tracks. one passenger found a
roll Of bills containing 1850 wedged be
tween two rocks in the Gunpowder River,
the passenger wading out to get it. Other
passengers picked up notes Of various de-
nominations all along the tracks.
Mr.. Harlan did not believe IN savings
banks and carried good deal of money
around with him. This explains how he
came to have so much of # with him this
morning.
As soon az possible ar. Harlan was
brought TO Baltimore and sent 10 the
City Hospital He died shortly after ne
was admitted TO that institution. An ex-
animation showed that his skull. right
arm and left leg were fractured, and that
ne had suffered internal injuries.
Find Man CIinging to Pilot.
He was conscious when removed from
the engine In speaking of the accident.
he said that he did not see the train
until it was too late TO escape. The ac-
cident occurred on the tracks a short dis
tance from Ashland. Ar Harlan was
driving 10 the home Of George Jessop.
for whom he was TO do some surveying
to-day. When the train, which was an
express from Harrisburg to Baltimore,
reached COckeysviIe. the body Of Mr..
Harlan was found clinging TO the pilot
OF the engine. The top of the buggy had
also caught on the locomotive.
At first Mr.. Harlan's injuries were
thought TO be slight, and many persons
congratulated him upon his fortunate es-
cape. IL was not until he was being
brought to Baltimore that the serious
ness of his condition was realized.
Mr.. Harlan was a prominent surveyor
Of Baltimore County. Last year he was
the Republican candidate for the office
OF county surveyor. He was defeated
His opponent, Col. Charles B. Mclean,
died about a week ago.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-IMPROYED AND UNTAIPROYED
property ia neighbCrh0od Of Mt Pleasant and
Irving SITS. Nv
OWNERS ANXIOUS To SELL
JAMES 1. BATES & CO..
nos ecd-tf 1907 + st. NV.
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Bnrbers, Fight AnnenIeh-

Appeal has been made to the Interna-
tional BARRIERS Union for aid in straight
ening out the differences between the
bosses and the jolrneymen. The cents
increase on the price Of a shave is a
mooted question between the two bodies.
The bosses claim they DO better now that
the increase is effective. and. on the other
hand. the jOurneymen claim that thev aid
better when the price of a shave was but
70 cents.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington. j. c., un-
I'll 10 o'clock a. m. NOVEMBER %. 1906
and publicly opened Immediately there
after. to furnish at the navy yard. &c
Washington. D. G.. a quantity Of naval
supplies, as follows: Sch 23O: Wire
glass, hardware, corrugated iron. sheet
cOpper--Sch. 233: Red brick saws, en-
cry wheels. cTucibles, crane trolley
auger bits, chucks, hydraulic leather
white pine, sheet copper, sheet lead. ma
chinery and nickel steel steel angles.
plates, forgings, and castings. lard oil
copper tubing Applications for proposals
should designate the schedules desired by
number. Blank proposals will be furnish
ed upon application 10 the bureau. II T.
B. HARRIS, Paymaster General, L. s. n
nO&9
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Phone Main 1855.

1928 COLUMBIA ROAD-THREE DESIRABLE
unfunished furnished rooms second floor :
suliabic for two gentlemen married couple; owner
small family OF adults; large house; steam heat.
nos-St
II YOU WANT ROOMS GO TO GERsON DENT
X co, Gil 9Th St. nv. No charges for securing
rooms motif
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEAsE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and iactoyy locations sidetrack.
Rosslyn Branch Pa K r. near south end Aque-
duct Bridge; long terms; low rentals. Apply TO
ROBERT A PHILLIPS, Maryland Bldg. ll0 II
St NV. nol-tf
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OSTEOPATHY.
DRs. MALCOM G BUSH.

GRADUATES OF STILL COLLEGE.
Phone Maiu iS55. Commercial National Bank Bids
1stE and sts nv.
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PROPOSALS..

THE REFORM SCHOOL. DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington. d. c.. No
vember s. 1906.-SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received at the Office of the Super
intendent Of this School until o'clock on
THURSDAY, the 29th day Of Novemter.
1905, and then opened, for the construction
Of buildings for the Reform School, d. G..
Drawings specifications. and necessary
information may be obtained al the Office
Of the Superintendent at the School. on
the BladensbuTg pike, and also at the of
flee Of Mr. Francis II. Duehay. chairman
Of the building committee Of the board Of
trustees. at the Burlington. 1l20 Vermont
avenue. A deposit of $1,000 viii be re-
quiTed from each party TO whom is given
q set of the drawings and Specifica tons
this to be refunded when said drawings
and specifications are returned without
marks, notes, or other mutilation thereon
CROSBY ;. MOVES. President Of Board
Of Trustees. Reform School. d. G.
no57g12f4f6
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thirty New Hanks i'm AInbama.

Mobile. Ala, Nov. S.-A statement com
piled from reports submitted by State
banks was given ont to-day by Treasurer
Craig Smith. 1t shows thirty new banks
have beeen organized in year. The
resources of the 160 State banks in Ala
bama on October 10 were S49.G76.E459 an
increase Of S657S. 1929 over last wear
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& OHIO RAILROAD.

General PassenEer AFent
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co mn on FOURTEENTH ST, IN THE Up
9oyOOO TOWN BUSINESS SECTION. THREE
80 STORY BRICK STORE WITH
RENT SIS PER MONTH A GOOD IN
VESTMENT AND SURE TO en-
HANCE N VALUE. Terms arranged to
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PERSONAL,

BRADF0RD.S DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
pa Colorado Bldg, 18th and q. phone Main
80 expert investigations any cause; all sections;
strictly c5undentaL lfor night service phone
THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST: ORR 60
years # practical business experience amply
demonstrates the fact that we do pay stupeni0us
rates Ter mems worn garments. hats shoes. shirts.
we aEe prompt. Cali any time. JUSTHS OLD
STAND. GS d.
PROF. H. y. D. PARKER. SPECIALIST AND
ITdctltiOuer Of tie JUnod itle tTcuChl Method cf
Enforced Circulation; IN extensive and successful
Bonn University The French government has di-
rcctpd its use In their hospitals: now presents he
s1la for the favorable consideration Cf those SUI
fe-ug with lCcom0tor-ataXia, rheumatism paralysis.
Brigit's disease and all ailments of an incurabls
tso-callcdl nature; no medicine knife. CT unpleas-
ant examinations. Pamphlets and consultation free.
Ofice suites and 8, 1924 New York ave. Hours. 30
20 u. 10 !. no6-u
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE PIANOS.
&c. Address BOX 2}43. Station q. / win call
uO--H
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS;
ladies' OF gentlemcC'S Address postal: VIII call
I. TARSHES. I31S .th NV Phone North 3s9.
ANfE. MARTHA, NEW YORK'S WONDERFUL
palnist and card reader. Full lite reading SOC.
Luck given and advice on marriages and lore
affairs AlME. MARTHA. 900 II 81 NV.
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COLLECTORS.

VI DO GENERAL COLLECTING: LOCAL AND
terelgni no charge unless successful. Phone 3l44
fHE tLLLER AGENCY. ~ l2th st. nostf
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HELP WANTED,

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
A. oS,r sool y'91iTs from, n ~ s 5scs sBee.
afternoon sessions for government employees STEAO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 5l5-5I9 Colorado Bldg.
0re ~
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Vacant Rooms

are quickly rented TO desirable tenants
by advertising them in The Herald Only
- cent a word for advertisements under
The head OF rooms for rent. Phone Main
S2ce
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may De
left at any Of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded
10 the main office:
s. KANN SONS & Co, information Bureau
GRIER & GRIER. Pharmacy, 9th and \. J. ave
CHAS. J. FUHRMANNs PHARMACY. sth ana
East Capitol SIS
Z. p WELLER's PHARMACY, sssl NJ ST. nv
ATkIASONS 5 PHARMACY nth and SIS. Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and G sts- nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY Ist and SIS. Nv.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY. i7th and Park sts. nv.
ing SITS. nw.
MeNULTY's CIGAR STORE. 18th and SITS nv
TAYLOR'S S PHARMACY. 9TH and p SITS nv.
kENER'S PHARMACY 9th and SITS.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM I'd and sts. ne.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

sAUTIFUL LOTS FOR $40 EACH. DUPONT
HEIGHTS CO. Room s. so NV. cc37t
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED EIGHT WHITE HOTEL CHAMBER
maids. SIS, room for Pennsylvania way paid. Ap-
NV. noT-3t
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
cncgd skirt and coat hands w0ucns garments.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO. l225 st. nw.
u0}d
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-YOU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
piano from Us for s. and Up per month; 50 up
rights 20 select from; all IN perfect ndition T.
G.. SMITH PIANO Co. l25 Pa. ave. oclst.
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

PHILIP LEDERER, 1921 II ST. Ne PHONE
East l0sj Satisfactory Work guaranteed. Our
wagcn calls for and delivers work all the city.
'Phunc rs
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-LIYER-COLORED POINTER DOG: STUB
tail; s0 reward for information leading 10 his
whereabouts. DISAPPEARED middle Of September
from l7l7 Corcoran ST. nu. moist
LOST -BREASTPIN, 5-STONE DIAMONDS AND
pair solitaire earrings. saturday. October is, on
way from Washington safe Deposit Co. to Shors-
ham Hotel large reward VIII bs paid for their
TecoTery and no questions asked. Inquire OFFICE
Hatll Shnreham. nc3l lot
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST L EIYED 100 HOME RAISED
C21aIlesi wall sell INST as they run at 81 each
sCAAlID > BIRD STORE, 10 18th ST. NV. no9-tf
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AUCTIONS,
J. OWEN 4 son. AUCTIONEERS.

1HOS- J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONEERS-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL Is
TATE, BEING UNFINISHED BUILDING On
9LOOI COURT BEiM EEN RHODE ISL
AND AVENUE AND SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of a certain deed q trust. duly re-
corded, IN Liber No 500 folio 23 e seI u the
land records Of tie District II Columbia. and Al
TIE request q the party secured thereby. the uu-
dersigned trustees VIII sell. at public auction. IN
front Of the premises. on FRIDAY. the ninth 18th
day of NoTember a D 1875. az $50 O'Clock D.
m. the following gdescrihed land and premises sitIi-
ate IN the city of Washington District Oi Columbia,
and designated IS and being part u lot " IR i.
". Particles subdivision of lots in square AZ. as
per plat recorded surveyor s Office fer the D. e..
IN Liber II. d. G.. folio 81: Beginning az the
southeast corner q said lot thence west along the
line q public alley 3 feCt; thence north 81 feet
20 the line Of 3fo0t private alley; thence east
along the line Of said private alley p feet; thence
south 20 pdce Of beginning together vita perpetual
right Of way over said private aiey together with
the improvements, consisting Of au unfinished build
ing
Terms Of safe: All cash subject % taxes. A
deposit q 500 VIII be- required time Of sale All
cunyeyancing recording. &c. az COST Of purchaser.
Terms of sale 60 De complied witl within ten DAYS
from day ct sale otherwise the trustees reserve the
right 90 resell the property az the risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser after five DAYS advertisement
Of such resale IN some newsUGrer uubli.had In
Washington, d. G.
CHARLES G. ALLEN
JAMES 3. NICHOLSON
oc30-eOd&ds exS Trustees.
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s7 e6o COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. WEST OF 4TH

" ST AND NORTH OF GIkARD Very
desirable 3-story brick residence, contain
ing ten le3 rooms and two ~ modern
tiled bath rooms; rear stairway. concrete
cellar. laundry. and servants toilet
HEATED By HOT WATER. House
thoroughly modern and IN perfect CON
ditiou,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES.

LndcTtaEer and Em6alICer.
I7l5 18Th st. Nv. Telephone North 1876
Hardwood. Cloth-covered Casket Outside Case
Grave and opening same. Hearse . Carriages
Embalmi;s. :. Everything good. and services hrst
class. Use Of Funeral Parlor free Burial Lots
for sale ca easy payments. Al kinds OF Metallic
Caskets Oh hand FOR shipping. Established lS73
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I. w. GR00MES,
Phone Main 6352.
1405 New York Avenue.

FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS A GOOD HOME
20 cOlOred tenant la fashionable section of city
bsy-window brick. containing rooms and BATH
with beautiful front parking Convenient 70 car lines
churches. and schools, price only $50.
Apply
]. D. & W. D. SULLIVAN,
Phone Main l623 TG l9th 81. NV
FOR sALE-HIGHEsT AND BEST SECTION
q "InEeside;' - beautiful new brick home colonial
design; fine large pOrches; II TOOms: also mzgnih-
cent baths; Quincy hot-vater heating system house
finished in hardwood throughout: price. only s259
very liberal terms
PERCY H. RUSSELL.
Phone main 25ss. Russell Building 81 ST. nv.
FOR sALE-FINE HOME IL ALEXANDRIA.
An ideal location Tor a seminary. small school OF
dwelling A large and Substantially built houa "
good repair. containing Is % 20 rooms. with mo I
improvements and spacious lawns each side
house. located IN one Of the best residential st
tons Of the CITY. Further information q
JOHN d. SORMOYLE
Corner King and Royal Streets,
MOIST Alexandra. Va.
FOR SAILS s. 900; BARGAIN; SUITABLE FOR
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST; can easily b. re-
modelled into BUSINESS PROPERTY; fne house.
IN good condition; lot rs feet deep; similar house
next door recently sold for $50 Locaton, 50t0 Hth
ST. Nv. Price for quick sale only s. 90. RALPH
". LEE. Real Estate and Insurance. 1900 q 81.
nu ocl6-tmo
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TABLE BOARDERS WANTED.

WANTEJ-TABLE BOARDERs; BEST or
eTeythins terms moderate; early breakfast. 1910
9th 50. uu. nO9St
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A MAN TO DRIVE MILK WAGON;
must have best of reference Call Is w 81
NV. no9-3t
WANTED -BRICRLAYERs. APPLY KENNEDY
< DAVID Co. Eth and Lamont sts. n0s-6t
WANTED-SETFLE YOUNG COLORED NAN
70 care for horses and drive delivery wagon. Ap-
py III Ith t. NV.
WANTED-BOYS WITH Oh lANITHuUT BICa1-
cles good wages. school boys viii be employed
on Sundays and holidays and after .. N. daily.
Apply At NUT Al DISTRICT EELEGRAFH
CO COT. lith and sts.
PAINTERS APPRENTICE APPLY KIN
NEDY < DAVID CO. 18th and Lamont sts.
nos-2t
WANTED-WHITE BOY As BAKERS APP
prentice. Apply between 9 and 10 a. m. 20 II.
G. JACOBS with Woodward L0throp.
noI-eodt
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
pearance On special proposition out Of city;
newspaper OF Insurance experience preferred. tsu
before 10 a m. Monday. basement MCGil Bldg
Ask for Mr.. MILLER n0ftf
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DANCING ACADEMY,
THE BAvIS0RS' hCADEMY & RESlDEEcE

3l9 SIXTH STREET NV.
Thorough and hclia0le Years Of Experience.
Class Evenings. Tuesday, Thursday. Beginners at z.
Dancing Receptions ss3. Private lessons given any
hour, with music. Teachers. Mr.. and Mrs Dawson.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-CAsH REGISTERS
NEW NATIONALS kEOM S5 Up. HALL
WOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE. sEN-
ERAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS. FULLY
GUARANTEED. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
AND on EASY PAYMENTS We SELL sEC-
OND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND ~ BETTER CONDI-
TION THAN ANY DEALER.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co.
no2-3t 5ll sIh 81 wv
FOR SALE-I.N0 SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating ard cooking stoves q ever description
from 81 50 up. sNITZER & la PORTE. ll3l and
I7Zs 9Th 81 NV. Phone y. ll1L Oc5u
FOR SECONDHAND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
frst-class condition. unusual bargains; all fully
guaranteed. square pianos as low 50. CHAS.
~ STIEFF, 81 llth NV. ]. C. Conlln. Mu.
nOf-tf
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60 soo FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE STU
1o,OOO ATED NORTHWEST, IN SECTION
WHERE PROPERTY Is RAPIDLY EN-
HANGING IN VALUE Three l3 story
brick and stone residence nine l9 rpoms
and bath; large d.y cellar Steadily
rented at $3.50 per month. VIII pay as
an investment 10 per cent net. lot, l5xl2J
70 paved alley. Nili exchange for vacant
ground
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-TWO BICYCLES. AT ONCE Ad-
dress J. l. II. Herald Office. no9-st
shorthand and tpeUritinC pupils class or indi-
yiduHl Instruction. Pijmau system Instructor ia
years experience speed dictation quick course and
shorthand made easy a speciality. Address BOX B
Herald uIlcc. ocLS-iIEo
WANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal to an old. re-
liable lrmt MARKS 4 CO. 3G 3th, opposite Saks
OF phone main 1895. ocl@St
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets Office and store fixtures Of an kinds. Fur
niture stored packed and shipped. Address BAUM
80 Pa ave. NV. Phone main lEd.
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DYING MAN ON PILOT
Struck Unnoticed and Car
ried to Next Station.
WEALTH SCATTERED ON TRACK

Calvin =. Harlan and Part of Buggy
Discovered ON Front End Of Engine
$4,000 Found Near scene of Acci-
dent Net Far from baltimore.
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ROOMS FOR BENT.
The Central Real Estate & Loan Co.,
Room 2, 1927 F St. N. W.
Rooms and Flats.

WANTED AND FOR Furnished. with
and without board. and furnished for light house
keeping, IN all localities and at all prices Some
extreme bargains. 40 CHARGES for those seeking
rooms. LIST NOW, as We have 3 constant demand
for rooms
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
SITUATIONS WANTED---RALE.

WANTED A PRACTICAL BGOKREEPER
wishes several small sets a. books 10 keep written
mn Address IAMES Eerala ofHee nna-lt
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
[. W. GROoMEs,
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance,
1405 New York Avenue.

60 nno GOOD INVESTMENT. FIvERoQN
YSgVVV FRAME, Sc Lot 15x67 TO alley. Stable
Rents sls per month Terms 70 suit
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09

60 mn or 18TH ST sW., NEAR AGRI-
Yo5OOV CULTURAL DEPARTMENT Two t2}
story dwellings of six t6 rooms; stable IN
rear Steadily rented at sl750 per month.
CLEAR OF ALL INCUMBRANCE
WILL EXCHANGE FOR LARGER
PROPERTY AND ASSUME TRUST Or
PAY CASH
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
ROOMS WANTED,

IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
ls are the only real estate agents renting
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