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The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RATLWAY.

Schedule IA eject November >, lg16
. 2d0 L. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS week
days-Stops at principal points la ifgnia kesfbuls
train standard cuacueSi rari0F tO Clifton forge
with connection for Virginia Hot Springs Pullman
cieepers Clifton forge 20 Louisville. Cincinnati In
dianapoiis 81 Louis. and Chicas0. buFet serves
from tiord0usVle.
4a1 = M.-NEW G. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast yestlbule train stops only az Gordonsvills
Charlottesville. Stanton Clifton Eorge and t'ovlr=
Va kouceverte and Hinton. ". Va. Pullman sleep
srs 10 Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati Indiauap0is
~. Louis and Chicago Dining cars, Ia carte
srrgice Cne night cut.
ii:lU T. Nj. r. Y. LIMITED Daily SOLID
yesioule train. Pullman seeTers 70 Cincinnati Iex-
iuguu. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car 20
\ ugInla het SprIpgs week days. Dining cars 4 "a
carte seric0 Slecpers Cincinnati 20 Chicago ard
81. Louis and Louisville to Memphis Nashville and
southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake aud Ohio
O.ces. 5lJ PennsEv1nia avenue 60 18th street pAar
r, and Sixth Street station. Telephones Main s7J
for Pennsylvania X r Cab Service and Main lsss
for & & U. Ticket 0aieG
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HERALD WANT AD
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
caily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations
NORTHWEST.

w A. McNulty loo 18th 81. NV. Cigars, to-
baocOs newspapers, and periodicals.
Paul Pearson Drug store, leth and sts.
a. 7. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
+ sts. Nv.
Charles J. Allen. S6T NJ st. NV Cigars. tobac-
newspapers. periodicals.. and pool.
Lloyd Cross. Zl53 Pa ave. NV. Cigars. magazines,
and stationery. Pool paTloT.
A Goldman. IA "a 81 nw. Pipes. tobAceOs. and
stationery
steves smoke shop, sd and P sts. NV. Cigars.
magazines and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors. lsis Wisconsin
ave. NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy. Sd and sts. NV. Use DaEs'
drugs
Fsgsn BIOS. 1901 Pa. ave nv Cigars. tobaecos,
magazines. fishing tackle. and poo.-
Kings Drug Store. Vermont and I St. NV.
Tsbsrd Inn Library
c. II. Graham l259 sd ST. Newspapers maga-
zines. stationery. toys. &c
~ HSa'' Star Cigar Stores. $50 lith st Nv and
GO Pa. nv.
}. NJ. Paxton. 1885 18th st Cigars. tObsecos.
newspapers, periodicals. &c
r. W. Swami & Co. S905 NJ st. nv. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Persons Pharmacies. 18th 81 and Fla ave.
nv. and n. ]. ave. and ST. nv.
W l. GTiris, el3 Pa ave. route and distributing
agent ior Washington Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey. sw. cor. SD and NJ sts Subscrip-
tions for Herald received at 1876 Jefferson nW.
Philip Watts. COZ La. ave. NV. Cigars. tobaccos.
newspapers &c.
Cheakalos & Cocos, 600 D st. nv and s8l La ave.
Fruits confectionery. cigars. newspapers. &C
J. n Watson & Bro, 100 II ST. nv. Cigars.
tobaecos newspapers, magazines.
Mattem's City Hall Cigar Store opposite City
Hall Legal blanks
SIngetOn's Pharmacy. cor 10Th and z sts. DIV.
Everything IN drugs, newspapers. and periodicals.
+, p. Hays. Sc. cor. 10th and Z sts. High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST.
A. Costello. 81 lith 81 ss. Cigars, tobzccos, and
newspaper
William Snydsr's Arsenal Lunch Room. G1s and
sts- sW. Leading brands Of cigars.
Dudleys, 500 Eth ST. sW. Smokers articles fishing
tackle, stationery. &c.
J. Walter Mcdonald drugs. cigars and toilet arti-
eies Branch 2. o.. ~ and sts
Cassadys 70l 7th ST. sN. for groceries proVisiOnl
tobaccos. stationery. newspapers
P0st-Orice Cigar and News stand. 10 "a st sE
A. backenheimeT, prop
c. +. Dudley. 60s 7th ST. sw Cigars. tobsecos.
periodicals.. Open daily and Sunday
Henry A. True. 200 5th st. sw. Cigars, tobaccos
stationery, newspapers. magazines
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LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOS.
sc. Address Bon Z5E. Station G. I viii call
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PERSONAL,

STRUCK OH" AND STRUCK TT RICH. Is
what YOU u say after having accepted our enormous
cash exchange FOR mems worn garments hats, shoes
shirts. Have a fast stPpper; viii call at once.
JGoIHS OLD STAND. 6i9 ID.
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS:
ladies OF gentlemen s. Address postal; I viii call
l. IARsHES. 1908 Ttn nv. Phone north 49e.
nol0-30t
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
"a Colorado Bldg, l4th and g. phone Main
Us expert Investigations, any cause al sections
strictly conhdentiaL ttor night service phone
Norm lo49l nos7S9t
WANTED-IF you ARE GIVING Up HOUSE
keeping and wish 20 sell part OF all uf your fur
niture, send for the who has the reputation 0l
% years fair dealing
MARCUS NOTES,
425 9th St nv.
Phone Main 5l7l nelotf
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOS.
SC Address BOX 233. Station G. I viii call
Motif
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sHERWOoD's. corner Primes and Royal
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ADAM A wEsCHLER. Auctlnesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE CBNSISTINf- 1F TtEE-T. A y
THkEE-STOkl BRICK DWELLINGS KNOWN
As PREMISES Bl4 TO 1856 INGLESIDE TER
RACE
BY virtue Of twelve certain deeds Of tnISt duly re
CQlbed In lbeT No. Ssss. t0os ~ -. $40 AS as2
s7e. 454 4C Sc, Az, 45s and 59 et seq of the land
records OF The District ot Columbia. aud at the re-
quest OF the parties secured thereby We the under
signed trustees vii offer seTarately at public auc-
uon, IN front Of the premises, ou MONDAY, the
lBJh DAY % December 4. ID 1870. comm sucirg al
I clock p. H., the following described land and
premises, situate in the County OF Washington Ia
the District OF Columbia, and designated as and be-
bsl, both inclusive. III Harry 7. Jones subdivision
OF lots IN block numbered three 3D. Tugleside as
said subdivision Is recorded Ia Book COUNTY N0 d
page l5, Of the records If the Surveyors office of the
District Of Columbia, together with the improvements
thereon
Terms OF sale: One-sxth Of the purchase money
on each property % be paid IN cash. and the balance
IN nYe equal mst1ilmeuts. payable, TeSpcctlveiy IN
one, Two, three. four, and Fc years. with interest
az nTc per cenUm per auuum. payable semi-aunualIv
from day Of sale secured by deed 0f trust upon the
property sold all cash. az the option Of the rglr
chaser, \ deposit OF 500 eacl lot viii be re-
qured q the purchaser az the time If sale All
coyeyaucing recording. ard n0aral fees the cost
within fifteen days from day q sale otherwise the
trustees reserve the right - resell the property at
the risk and cost Cf the defaulng purchaser after
five days Advertisement uf such resale IN news
paper published IN the city Of Washington, D. Z.
CLARENCE B. RhEESI
GEO. ". f. SWARTZELL,
no2S-d&dsezs Trustees
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AUCTIONS,
c. G. SLOAN q Co. suctioneers.

Z. g. SLOAN * Co. aucJi0leeTs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate, situated az the southeast corner Of PARK
rad and 5cao5l streets, Mount Pleasant, Washing
Ioi - e, clusistrg q nine ~ partially completed
Whereas default having beel made in the pay
ment u TIE interest cn the debt secured by certain
deed q trust bearing date On the Zst day x
September. A h. Ig5, aud recorded among the
i1LQ records % the District "a Columbia October
~ ls'5 ln hber @55, folio go et seq. and at the
written direction OF the holder and owner OF me
note secured 5t sid deed u Trust, The undersigned
tF safe. under the provisions thereof az pubic
auction; N irgpt O. the prenises at O'Clock , H.,
~ EspAf- The Ath DAY oi December. A. ID.
10, ihc following described and and premises With
tAe improvements. easements. rights. Ways. and
elI'li leiances t-,Te,lnto belonging, situate and
lying in the District Of Columbia Lots usbered
81. hundred ard three t6JsI SD hundrel ana
fuJE ,uo4i SIX hundred and seven r6El six hundred
aud eight loel SIX hundred and nine 1861 six
hundred and ten i6l6I. and six hundred and eleven
tellI. in A. b. Jamcsyu's Subdivision Of rart ~
block numbered four ~. III = T. Er1wu's zrbIi-
vision II part 0f the tract Of lard Dog known as
Mount Pleasant as pr pist recorded in Lib5r Count
No ~. tollo "a o. the records Cf tie once q the
surveyor o. ne District q Columbia.
THIS property all be sold as an entirety H IL
single lots as may be directed by the trustee at the
tine uf the sale
casn .oi which deposit Of 500 must BE- made 20 the
trustee az the time q sale u sold an entirety and
q 80 pr iot II sold iu i0tsl, and the balance n
elal tes el ihe ltrchaseIi payable ln one and two
from date Cf sale. with interest az the ste u
, ler ceeitlio pr anuu1n, PAYABLE scI-ranulaliy
sald notes - Be secured by rrst deed OF trust on
tho property sold, OF all cash. az the option ot
purchaser The terms ui sale 10 be complied WITH
within twenty days from the date Of sale Ia default
ot which the property vii be resold the rsk and
clst OF the cetauitng purchaser afte- i've days re-
advertisement IN some newspaper published In Wash
Iugton. D. C.
All conveyancng. title examination, and recording
AZ the expense OI the purchaser UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF The DISTRICT OF COLUNBTA
Trustee. By EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN Presi-
dent, No. lili + street northwest. Attest: Seal
GEORGE Z FLEMING, Secretary
ql1g-- T7f -ax sI-hs,f
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FREIGHT RATES SOAR
General Advance Planned to
Meet Increased Wages.
WILL RAISE COST OF LIVING
Employees Thus Would BE Made to
Contribute 10 Higher Pay Granted
mission Under Rate Law Has Word
TO Say Before Increase Is Made.

New York, Dee. 6-Wall street was
greatly interested to-day in a report that
q general movement TO raise freight rates
was on among the railroads in order TO
meet the increase in the wages Of the
employees and other increases in 1perat-
ing expenses.
James J. Hill, president OF the Great
Northern, who is now in this city. said
that he had not heard of any general
movement TO advance freight rates. he,
however added:
The advances in the prices or material
and In wages, and in the cost OF handling
the present volume of business, which is
greater than the existing roads are dc
signed TO carry-the limited facilities In
creasing the cost OF handlng-will oper-
ate toward an increase in railroad rates,
for all rates must be based on the cost
Of handling the business and that cost
has not increased materially"
Interstate Commission Has say.
Mr Hill stated, so far as his company
was concerned, the matter was not a
burning question" for the Great North
ern had reduced freight rates not long
ago. Generally speaking, however, other
raolroad companies Of the ,0uatTy are
by no means in a like position.
In some quarters IL was said regarding
the report OF general rate increase, that
any movement of the sort was merely
the usual yearly increase that follows the
winter closing OF lake and river trans
poTtatiOn. Attention was directed TO the
fact that under the provisions Of the
railway rate regulation bin the Interstate
Commerce Commission would have a
word to say before any countrywide rate
increases could be put into effect.
VIII Increase Cost of Living.
Higher freight rates viii tend TO in
crease the prices 10 the consumer OF the
articles shipped, so that the consumers,
who include the very men whose wages
have been raised. Will ultimately pay the
increase.
The general cost Of living continues to
mount M. According TO the monthly fig
ures prepared by r. G. Dun & Co., the
cost of living advanced from S1O66S on
November / to SlOSlS on December J. The
cost Of commodities is now the highest
since February, 1884
ApropoS OF general freight rate in
crease, the Iron Age says to-day regard
ing iron ore rates:
The Southern railroads have an
nounced an advance in rates of % cents a
ton from Birmingham TO points north OF
the Ohio River Some of the railroads
make this effective on January l, and
others on February l.
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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
10 the main office.
JoHNSTON's PHARMACY, I21 n. J. ave. nv.
S kANN SONS & CO. Information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHR3IANN's PHARMACY sth anc
East Capitol sts
T. 4 " tI-LEk . PHARMACY. 555l NJ st. NV
AIhINsON'S PHAEMACY. Ilth and SIS. nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and q sts. NJ.
NELSON'S PhAKAACY, lst and Z sts NV.
CAMPBELL'S 5 PHARMACY, l7th and PARK sts. nv
hEAESAW PHARMACY Mt rIsssaRt aud iFF
ing SIS. nE.
MeNULTYs CIGAR STORE. 18th and ? sts. Nv.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY, sth and SITS. nv.
kENER'S PHARMACY 9Th and sts. nv.
McCHESNEY * JOACHIM. I'd and sta
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOOD's. corner Prinee aud Royal stS.
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HOUSES FOB SALE,
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
al3 h St; lot z5xl2s; brick building occupied as
machine shop. Prick. S,e0
,lZUo1 square ieet on Grace st., Georgetown oppo-
ste Capltal Traction Power Plant Price, s. 80
lil y. Market SPACE tP0tomac st.l Georgetown.
hent $50. Price, SOS Occupied as fish market
ana dwelling. Water auG sewerage.
, lie6 5ith st.; lot Isxl28. brick dwelling. Rent.
SlL50 Price. s.. $50
LID 4 ST. frame store and dwelling Price, S2750.
osZ sth ST. Sc. saloon property. Price, $3.50.
e - = St l0room frame large lot. 70xl50; trust.
fBg,yi .1ss nearly years to run. Price, S,l50.
MlIler-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1885 SD ST NV.
Phone West 40.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

A RELIABLE MAN N AN UNDERTAKING
establishment, must be thoroughly competent ref
erenee. MRS. MCKENZIE SCOTT. ass ID St. NV.
wANTED-YQTN MAN FOR APARTMENT
hotels one with knowledge q stenogaphy or book
keeping preferred; good wages and board. Apply i'm
mcdIateiy, STONELEIGH COURT. Conn ave. and
/ 81.
wANTED-wHITE BOYS TO WORK AT
trade. 1918 81. de6-3t
EXPERIENCED TOBACCO sTRIPPERs AT
once. Apply i05 sth ST. de6-3t
WANTED-A FIRST-CLAsS BUSHELAIAN AT
once. JOHN g. HAAS. 1905 r 81 de6-3t
WANTED Statesmen FOR NEN's FURNISH
ings department Apply to MANAGER, Hecht *
Co. 53-5l5-5E Ith 81 de5-it
wANTED-THREE GOOD ADVERTISING 50
licitoTs Apply after 10 a. n. ROOM 3I3 Musey
Bldg. de53t
ANTED-EXPERIENCED YOUNG Statesmen
for books mems clothing. and mems furnishings
Apply between and 10 a. N. to II. G. JACOBS
With Woodward x LothrcP- nolitf
WAETED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
pearance special proposition ont OF city;
newspaper OF insurance eIperiencs preferred. Call
before 10 a. N Monday, basement Mctiil Bldg
Ask for Mr. MILLER no4d
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Packers to Pay for Inspection.

Senator Beveridge yesterday intro
duced bill proposing to put the cost
Of inspection Of all meat products upon
the packers, instead Of having il paid
by the government The bill also re-
quires the date of inspection. packing.
or canning to be placed on each pack
&c
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

an EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
vesimenti vii pay from 10 20 Is per cent. bust
ness already established. BOX li5. He-ald Cfice.
Geo.
CORPORATIONS INCORPORATED UNDER
the laws ~ the District Ur any state. laws
blank, literature mailed free. The FEDERAL
CHARTER Co. IS Metzerott Bldg de5-5t
WANTED. .GOODI8CATED DRUG STORF
terms must be reasonable BOX ii3. Herald
oficc de5-5t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
the District Of Columbia. Washington
December 8, 1906. Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office until Y o'clock
noon, DECEMBER -. 1906, for furnishing
tWenty-elgAt cast-iron lamp posts total
height - feet III inches) for Connecticut
Avenue Bridge in the District Of COlum-
bia. Blank forms CT proposal, speciflca-
tons, and all necessary information may
be obtained at Room 43 District Building
II. =. F. MCFARLAND. H /. WEST,
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners, ID. c.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A COMPETENT FUR SALESMAN OR
saicswomsn. Apply JULIUS GAKtINkLE a
CO. L216 4 81 Nv. de5-tf
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
piers and typewriters exceeds ;he supply course
at school requires from 30 10 81 days. SPECIAL
afternoon sessions for government employees. SIENO
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3IS Colorado Bldg
ocs-ff
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Navy Orders.
MISCELLANEOUS,

ALL GOODS LEFT UNCLAIMED AT 2H PA.
ave. uw. viii be sold without reserve to pay
amount due thereon. delft
can YOU WRITE 4 SHORT STORY LET rs
have your manuscript for revision and criticism
& means dollars in your pocket. GOULDING
NEWS SYNDICATE. Ills Rhode Island ave.
de6h
WE WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
well dressed for SLo0 week. Look for HANDEL
l022 It'll St NV. nol5-lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cid worn carpets Drop postal or phone
o3l 5th ST NV.
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FURNITURE WANTED,

WANTED-FURNITURE. SELL YOUR GOODS
to the man WHO gives you the uaost money HOP
WOOD, Sth and K nO2Stf
spot CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves. bTc-a- brac and all kinds OF house
hold goods BALaIS FURNITURE SHOP Hfh
and . sts- Phone \. ISL. Formerly. 9th and y.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC,

and one that viii be appreciated by the little
one, IS sweet singing canary. and We have par
rOts. aQuaTia with E0ldishes RABBITS guinea piEs
monkeys, dogs cats. and fancy poultry: an at low
prices sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ l2,h 81 NV
deet
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LEGAL NOTICES,
E. II. THOMAS aud JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.


IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
It Columbia, holding District Court. ~ &c e1-
tension q MASSACHUSETTS, avenue from Wisconsin
9ten1e u AebTgska aseiige. District q Columbia.
District Court No 7o3 Notice is hereby given that
tbe commissioners u the District II Coiunba puI-
suant 10 the prOIisiuEs u an act 0 Congress al'-
proved JuEe 2. 1896. entitled An act making
appropriations 70 provide for the expenses q the
government Il the District of Columbia fer the fiscal
geaT ending June 90 1871 and for other purposes.
haie Iled petition IA this court PRAYING the con
deinnatlon q the land necessary for the extension
q Massachusetts, avenue from Wisconsin avenue 10
NebTaaka avenue, III the District II Columbia, as
shown ca a Pat map filed with their said petit
tlon apd maTkcd Exhibit ID. q. No. J., :" aud pray
ing Slso tat jury Il i've lndiclous. dsiuifrested
men VINO shall b. ireehoidcrs within the District q
, hese proceedings. and not in the service OF en-
plo{meht q tae District Of Columbia, or u the
0 Cilll{0 otates DC summoned hy the United states
marshal Tor the District Of Columbia 90 assess the
damages each owner Il land taken may sustain by
Ieas9h o. tse extension q said avenue and the
Condemns tion II the land necessary for tue purposes
o. sueh extension, and 20 assess the benefits result
Hg theftfroIn. as provided IN the aforesaid act ot
Congress II Is by tie c0urt this 2lst day q
November \. y. 1906. ordered that all persons
naFiag any interest n these proceedings be and
they are hereby warned and required 20 appear in
TINS court on OF bsfoTe the 2lST DAY OF De
CEMBER, A. d. 1905 ct d O'Clock a. m and
continue in ATTENDANCE until the court shall have
made rs final order ratifying aud confirming the
Oh the QIy 70 BE- summoned herein; and it is
further ordered, that copy Of this notice and
order be published once IN the Washington Law
Reporter and on SIX secular days lu the Evening
star. the Washington Times. and Ine Washington
hefala neWsIapeIs published ~ said District, be
Is IuIther ofdered that COPY of tins notice and
order De- served by the United States marshal for
si sSd Llsstf'ci OF ms delulgs upon Sich owners .
the land 20 be condemned herein as may be found
by said marshal his deputies within the District
ot columbia, 9nG upon TIE tenants ana occupants
M me same, before tae said Zlst DAY q Decein-
6er, 4. u. 1906. BY the Court JOB BARNARD,
Justice a true copy-lest: iseaL) J. K NOI NC.
CLERK; By = T. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CLERK.
nos. .dc57 p l3.I3
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AAA-ANAAC III l. ID ~ 7Sul. III " A. H. II W
80 ?. m
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
Week days, Z a. u. 10 D. N.
to BALTIMORE.
Week days, 2:5l, 500, 6.J, $50, 720, 500, s.N
g:U S1o so iUJ, 4a5, aJJ SOS, . 80 61j : 81
~ o.tJ, ESQ, 1870, lgSs. ll:39, lbs p. ne
sundays 81, 10, -. $50, 500. Iu:Go, Il %
q u., -, lis, Sou, b. o1J, go. $50 eJJ lJag
IU.5a II ~. Al 80 J. IA
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NURIhW EST, y y and .s.sy
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
'Sa1 a. m, ia5 ?. m. E.if night.
HlIfSBJ kS, ~ ,. m, rS.IO D. m, ~ % uirht
CLEN ELAND, -S.lU Pm. colt MBUS, . - D Ia
NhEELiNG. sou a. N, ) 50 y. N.
MlNChbSI Ek. S@5 a. m, 14 10, 1850 Z. m
ANNAPULio, week days, 90 a m l2.JS noon
l:40 p. Ts., 6aJ = Ia sundays, SO u. n and 80
y
LURAY and ELkTON. -sN5 D. III.
FHLDERICh, los5, ssA5 =. ~, 81 30, tfs5. r5aj
HAG GERSTOwN. 1876 a. NJ and $50 D m.
BOYD and way points %. SgI5 q m gi.m
800 r5133 Si0a5, III % .. IA.
GAfIHERoBUR6 and way points fg:35 sg.ls
H. 1lZ5o. sl59, so. 'SS, $50. i650. :. s. sl5:l5
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points = IS
sDaily fExcept sunday SSunday onfv
Reservations OF Sleeping OF Parlur Car spsoe rates
Of fare, DC, viii be quickly furnished BY fEiE-
PHONE at al Of the following Ticket Offcss: Iil7
q St. NV, Telephone. main l59l: 6l9 Pennsyrania
ave- Telephone main 27s. Station New Jersey ave
and st--Ticket Ofice, Telephone east SS7: Ipfor.
nation Bureau. east III
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,

UNDERTAKEN AND ENiBALAlER WANTS PO
slJlon. Address or phone, PROCTOR'S PHAR
MACY. ISIS 18th ST. des-3t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEAsE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sidetrack
Rosslyn Branch. Pa. K r. near south end Aque-
duet hridse long terms. los rentals Apply 70
ROBERT A. PHILLIPS. Maryland Bldg. 1910 II
St nv. noi-tf
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APARTMENTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-e-sTORY APARTMENT HOUSE
me location northeast, rented $50 small casi
payment; balance monthly. splendid chance fol
small investor 70 save earnings and secure safe in
vestmenL CLARK BROS. Commercial Bank Bldg
owners de7--t
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CLEANING AND lYEING,

o. D. - ONE DAY - HOUSE AND WINDOW
cleaning service any house; five OF fifty rooms
geahed ln one DAY. from &c per room up; windows
N d%elllngs oces, stores, &c cleaned from Sc ND
SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED. Soc .
rants, DC; oyercoats 49c.; Skirts. 25c and up
n Lh;ON' the Clothes Doctor, l755 Pa. ave. Phone
PHILIP LEDERER, i2u II ST. Ne PHONE
EAst IgS9 Satisfactory work guaranteed. Our
MSsoh cans tor and delivers work ell over the city
Fhohe U.s. noi130t
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LOIS FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet Ith and 18th: south side. j. III 50 H. Is X.
front Price. $500
MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE co.
Phone. West 60 1873 WISCONSIN AVE (sad st ,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-YOUNG LADIES TO SELL FANCY
goods, experience not necessary good Iay and per
msnent positions to those proving capable Apply 10
W NJ BALDERSTON Manager before 10 q m
Palsis Royal A. LISNER- de7-5t
GOOD SERVANT GIRL; MAY STAY NIGHTS
Apply at once SIS 81 st NV de7-5t
COOK AND TO Do LAUNDRY WORK. NI 81
have best local references. Apply l4D Clifton st..
Columbia Heights. Take 18th st.
WANTED COOKS, LAUNDRESs. AND CHAM
bemaid FOR Rhode Island and New Nork. good
wages, fares given. Address BOX ia, Herald Of
nee. de6-3t
WANTED -SALESWOMEN FOR HOSIERY AND
glove departments. Apply 70 MANAGER, Hecht
6 Co, 5l}5l5-5E 7th s. de54t
AT ONCE - THOROUGHLY EXPaRIENCED
gleye ssleswomen- Apply JULIUS GARFINkLE
& Co. lZ25 ST. no2ltf
WANTED-ENIERIENCED SALESWOMEN IL
books stationery, handkerchiefs. notions neckwear
toys dolls umbrellas. &c; also bright Young women
from eighth grade and High School, without expe-
CoBS. with Woodward Lothrop. nolff
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOR
Cughly reliable, competent suit and coat saeswomen
CT good character. Address BOX lO3. Herald Office.
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