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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-16
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Chicago, Feb. N.-Cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour-Market weak
Wheat-No. 2 spring, ss@s6c: No. spring.
s2@84c; No. 2 red, $N0r86Nc.
Corn-No. 2, aOc; No. white and No, Q
Yellow. 409I4o,ac; No. 3. 3S1xl40c; No 3
white ssMa4oc: No. yellow. ashn+oc; No
/. oafs-Se: 70 2 2; 2sa; No. . white, soc; No.
white 29@31c.
Rye-No. 2, 64c.
choice mailing, 4iM4sc
Flax seed-No. !, sll0; No. northwest
ern. S1.15k.
Timothy seed-Primc, ss25.
Ciovcr-Contract grade, $500
= Proyisions-Mess pork. SIS. .15Gl15 .2O lard.
57.7Gd7. .72ia; short RIB sides, 81. .90QlS. 20:
short clear sides. ss3oQls. 40
Whisky-On Easis OF high wines. $l.29
Butter-Market was steady; creamery, II
n21c; dairy. 17024c.
Eggs-Steady at mark: cases Included,
loc; frsts, 15c; prime frsts. 16c; extras,
iSc.
Checse-S,eady a, 11gGl2c.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-16

Minneapolis, Feb. A-Closing cash
prices or track were as follows:
Wheat-No northern. S3Ac.. to arrive,
s2Ac; No. 2 northern. S7Nc: S1Ac; No. :,
SIC: No. macaroni. 70Gnc.
S5A0354c. t53,s's -. =.
5st,-Ne; 2 ..h,te. nxc; No. : 1eseke.
Rye-69k0e1ko. -.
yIax-e1.H&
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-16

! have been at the business for twenty
two years, and as soon as 1 am out ex-
Pect to go at it again. Tell Mrs. DR..
Greenfield that we wish to thank her for
the bananas that she left in the rig.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-16

Omaha, Neb. Feb. 15.-It is expected
the state will have concluded by to-
night the submission OF it's evidence
In the trial of Pat Grove for obtain
ing $25.00O from e. A. Cudahy for the
return OF the latter's son. who was kid-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-02-16
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The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
CAPT. TYSON'S FUNERAL.
Services Held Over Remains of thu
Noted Arctic Explorer.

Noted Arctic Explorer.
In a easket. draDed with the Stars and
Stripes. to which few have rendered more
distinguished, and none more arduous.
service than he. the body Of Capt. George
Z. Tyson, veteran arctic explorer lay
at his home. 3 II street northwest, yes
terday morning while the Rev. Alexan-
der Bielaskl. pastor of the North Capt.
toll NJ. +. Church, spoke words of eulogy
of him. whose sterling qualities had en-
deared him 10 all who know him, and
whose name shall ever be remembered
among the heroes of the frozen North
Around and behind the coffin were piled
thu floral tokens Of remembrance sent by
the friends of the dead man. prominent
among them being a magnificent wreath
Of pink and white blossoms. the gift Of
his associates of the navy yard where
for moro than thirty years he had been
an h0nOFrd and trusted official and
whence were selected those who bore his
body to its last resting Dlace-not be-
meath the icy bergs of the arctic re-
gions. but beneath the grassy sod and
murmuring trees Of GlenwCod
Those tc whom this last honor was
permitted we're Capt John Shaw. +. Z.
Seavey. NJ 3. Buckley. William Wor-
tiers. Barnard Mullen. and VI. q. Leonard.
Many others followed the funeral cortege
TO ,he open grave, and remained VITA
barred heads during the impressive burial
service ana when the words. Ashes 10
ashes, dust ia dust. earth 10 earth.
were spoken. many a grizzled head was
bowed in grief and many an eye was
Glled with tears
capt Tyson was married late in life.
He left no children. but is survived by
his widow and three step-Chiidren. who
loved him as a father.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED.
Washington Music College Board
Announces winners.

The following scholarships have been
awarded by the examining board OF the
Washington College Of Music Miss
Drew's scholarship, Miss Edith Anna
Larimore; partial scholarship. Beatrice
A. Spalding; Mr. Wrights0n's scholar
ship. Arley c. Mott, partial. Charles Z.
Bright and Alyce Saville; Mr.. Essen
berg $ scholarship. Lenna B. Rudy; Mrs
Mckee's scholarship, Nathan Frank; S
NJ. Fablan's scholarship, Ethel Garrett
Johnston; Mr.. Koehlers scholarship
Violet W Pearson; Felix Garziglia's
scholarship, Berthe r. Teft; Mrs. Bur
roughs scholarship. Frances Louise
Ingg Mr.. Smiths scholarship. Kathryn
Griffin; Walter T. Hollis scholarship. J.
:. milford; Edgar Priests scholarship.
Edith Morgan; Samuel NJ. Fabian's Yer
gu Clavier class. Francis Grow. Margaret
Heager, Frank Marks. Horace David MI
Der, Herman Volker. Julia Agnes Burns.
Esther Hughes. ana Joy Young.
These scholarships are good for one
year, beginning Immediately. and are free
TO the students Of the Washington Col
lege OF Music. In addition to these. Ethel
Tozier, Of Newport, r. l., has been
awarded the remaining one year schoI-
arship awarded by Mr.. Fabian two years
ago TO Mary Leonard. who was unable to
complete the course.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
FEATURES IN FALL GOODS.
kann'S store shows New Lines of
Popular Merchandise.

: Kann. Sons & co. are making "a
feature this season Of unusually high
grade. distinctive oUterwear. Always in
the vanguard ia this respect this year
they 20 ID step or so beyond al former
records and display beautiful garments.
coats. suits and other wraps that New
York OF Paris workrOoms might well be
proud TO display.
Velvet is such % popular fabric this
year. and the chiffon velvets displayed by
:. KanH. Sons & Co. in all the rich, new
wine brown, and other shades. are so ex-
guisitely beautiful that women will appear
truly regal in gowns Of this royal fabric
To look exceedingly neat busincsSiikc
and exceptionally Well groomed. the bus
mess woman should don one of the new
style tailored skirts. In the cut and fit
OF the waist is the secret of the distinCue
air impaired To the wearer. To top off "a
handsome street or evening costume. and
make IL decidedly stunning. the lady Of
fashion has elected to wear charming
ruff. and she viii be wise I'm reading this
FIRMS advertisements 10 see how very lit
tie she viii have to pay for them.
Tie subject Of clothes. though very en-
crossing. is not the only subject 10 be
considered by Mondays shoppers. There
is splendid offering Of white blankets.
''run-Of-the-mill' sale: table-cIoths
towels. and napkins. substantial savings
on rugs, "a cleanup of tapestry ends, and
"a list Of notions that Is fun of money
saving opportunities.
display of beautiful American terra
Gotta, alabaster, and Belgian ware on first
floor calls forth many expressions of adj
miration. People are fairly crazy over
this artistic ware for holiday gifts. and
though Christmas is some weeks away. II
isn't a bad idea to look forward 10 it and
buy some Of these ornamental statues for
gifts.
When woman has been shopping, and
feels little weary, she longs for com
Portable pair OF shoes, and Kann's Kolo-
mails would appeal to her very strongly
as shoe that can be depended upon to
give safisfac tfnr
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

y. B.-FolloWing schedule figures published onlI
as information, and are not guaranteed
Z 80 a. IA Daily-L0cal Tor HarTIsonburs War.
Fenton, DanVille, and way stations.
Ao-9i n N Dal-s-- 'asa1lst.iu and FLORIDA Linn
Ittu fHsL-clAsS JUacues ana SieepuIs 10 Columbia,
SAVANNAH aHa 5ScSsentllle- Dllilg Car SERVICE.
L-i9 a. IA Daily nlteu States rasL AIaIl-rI rgt-
c4ass coaches ana SeepeIs ~ New orleans Dining
Gar Service.
s9l D m.-Neck Days-LocaI Tor farrisonblrs
and way stations On Manassas Branch
% p n Dauy-LoeS- lOr W4Ile-i-uu and Char
iOttesylIe.
lTSt-cIaSS teaches TO Atlanta Sleeper 70 Column
bus. wa Atlanta sunset KUuIe Tourist Sleeper
Washington 70 san FTaucisc3 Aloudays W cdnes,las
ana ETlddyS
go ,. N. Daily-New York and Florida Express.
IhrcugH coaches ana sleeleEs 10 Columbia Sagan-
Dah and Jacksonville. oiceper5 10 Augusta and
PIL Tampa. DINING Gar Service.
~ ,. d. Dany-NeW loIK and Memphis Limited.
HOznOke, knoxville. Chattanooga. and Aiemnnis
sloepsrs e cunningham and New Orleans. Dining
Car Service.
iJ:85 =. u. Daiy-Wasninston and Southwestern
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car 70 Atlanta; Sieepers
10 Nashville, Atlanta Macon. birmingham New
Orleans. Dining Car Service
Through ualns from the South arrive Washington
sa2. 651 80 AID ll.95 a. m: 3aa ga sad
80 =. "a. daily. Local trains from HarrisOnhirg
i IS a. N week days and go .. daiy- Prom
ChariottesTille. $40 e. IA; troEa Lynehburg aud
Charlottesville. SO 7. n daily.
TRAINS OK THE BLUENONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington week DAYS $40 A. m Ia
i;i5. SOS p. n. fer Bluemont s Is p u. week DAYS
sor Leesburg only: en- sunday leave Wasninrfer,
Ticket offices. I6 ljIh ST.. 81 Pa. ave- and
Pennsylvania Station
H b. SPENCER, en-; s. H. HARDWICK. PIN:
NJ. u. TAYLOE, GA: L. ;. BROWN. GA
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

Schedule in effect October / 1906
zoo I. M.-ULU DUs1iNlOS r.NInt,,, Ilativ-
Stops az principal points AnSnlia and Ncsr ; II
eliia, estlDfie tEalni standard coaches; Darlor
laIS To MgInla hOI blTluss hCuCciUTLC. rlII.
man sleepeIs Hlltou 10 Louisville. Cincinnati IN
alaDaDoas, 81 i@ouls, anu Saieas0i OInIug Csrs
care service
4-38 P.M.-NEW c. x 0. LIMITED. Daily
East new vestlpule tram; stops only at GoTdoHs-
vile, Charlottesville, stanton, Clinton Forge anr
CUvlngtOn, a., White sulphur. RoucsyeItc amt
Hinton, ". Va Pullman sieeiers . btxnguoi.
Chicago. Dining cars la carte service. On
night out
lao ?. NJ. r. Y LIMITED. Daily-solid
Testi5ule train; Pullman sieepers 10 CINCINNATI
Lexington, and LeIS'iiie Compartment Sleeping
car TO Virginia Hot Springs week DAYS Dining
cars, "a ia carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 10
Chicago and st Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake ard Oh,9
OdiC9s, % Pennsylvania avenue; SO 18th street
near +, and Sixth Street Station. Telephone Main
$3.50 tor PennsyNaBia X K. Cab Service and Alain
JOS for {. x .. Ticket Office
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OPEN NIGHT AT Y.M. c. A
Boys Department Of the Association
Esntertains Friends and Teacher.

EutcFtutus EFteBUs ana AeNchSE@s
Last night was open night in the boys
department Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. the families, friends,
ana teachers of the juvenile members
being invited.
A candy sale was given for the benefit
Of the boys fund and the proceeds ex-
ceeded the expectations of those IN
charge. The two big buildings on G
street were crowded all evening with the
boys visitors. who wished to inspect their
quarters and review their work Attn
letic exhibitions of all kinds, including a
holly contested basketball game, IN the
spacious boys gymnasium, were INDUCED
in.
Rev 7 @ Nassee. pastor of the Bap-
list Tabernacle at Raleigh, N c, one OF
the largest churches in the South, viii be
the principal speaker at the club meet
ing for men in the gymnasium at $50
o'clock this afternoon
This afternoon. at o'clock, will see the
beginning Of the Bible study clubs un-
der the teaching of Commissioner Henry
3 T. mcfarland. who viii speak on
Conversations of Jesus" Dr. Maurice
Miller. NJ. D.. viii address the Life Prob
lem Club.
In addition to the big meeting in the
central association building. two other
meetings will be held. one in the Ana
costa Methodist church, where T. A.
Harding will deliver tile address. and the
other at the Northeast Temple, where DIT.
Ora Samuel Gray, of Massachusetts. viii
deliver the address. DR. Gray conducted
the meeting in Anacostia last Sunday,
and had large and appreciative au-
dience.
The recently organized class in English
prose style will begin its studies Wednes-
day evening under the direction of
James G. Fernald. who viii that evening
deliver a lecture on the origin Of the Eng
lish language This will begin a series
Of lectures 10 be given by Mr.. Fernald on
the studies of the class, and will be open
TO ali who wish 10 attend. Mr. Fernald
is one of the associate editors of the
Standard Dictionary. and is at present
engaged at the Y NJ c. a in writing an
English grammar.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
HERALD WANT AID.
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad. Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
follo,x;rs rror,;,,s,, locst;oos.

A. Costello Z7 llth st. sE.. cigars. tobacco and
newspapers.
W A. McNulty 1890 18th st. NV. cigars. to-
baccos. newspapers. and periodicals..
Iau Pearson drg store. 18TH and sis nv.
"A. 7. Pride the Georgetown druggist, 18th and L
ST. uW
William snydcrs Arsenal Lunch Room. ~ and
q SIS. sw., leading brands OF cigars
Dudieys. 6i9 TN ST. Smokers articles nshlng
tackle, stationery &c.
J. Walter Mcdonald. drugs, cigars and toilet artl-
clcs. branch 4. o. az and L SIS.
Charles j. Allen, 1881 N 81 nv. tigaTs, tcDac-
COS newspapers and periodicals. POOL.
Lloyd Cross Zl53 Pa ave NV, cigars, magazines
and stationery. Pool pariar.
A Goldman, IA az st. NV. Pipes. t0baccos. and
stationery.
Cassady's 70l 9TH st. sw for groceries provisions,
tcbaccos. Stationery. newspapers
SteYes Smoke Shop 32d and L SIS NV ClzAEs.
rgazines and new sIapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors. lSlS Wisconsin
DAVIS Pharmacy Sd and H SITS. nw. Use DAVIS
drugs.
MAGAZINES fishing tackle and pool
Kings Drug Store, Vermont ave ana L2e 81 NV.
Tabard Inn Library. 80 -,
4 BaCkenlsimer, prop.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUY SIX ROLL-TOP DESKS
and hat-tup desks Office chairs bookcases &c. for
our Office S3 Sd So. ne. Phone Z. 394W ocgl3t
WANTED SECOND-HAND ROLLTOP DESK ;
must be cheap. Write, stating price, BOX Il,
Herald Office oclgN
MANIED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER REDS
When selling. why not drop postal to an old re-
liable hrmf " ARKS & CO. J07 Eth. opposite Ssks
OF phone Nam LIS. oci2-St
WANTED CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, office and store fixtures Of all kinds fUrni
turc stored, packed and shipped. Address BAUM
9l2 Pa. nv. Phone Main l25A
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21

bargains III Oliver TypeRriters at $3.50 each.
WELLINGTON OFFICE. 5o9 nh st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
WITH BOARD.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

COLI MBIA HElG HTS-DESlR.
with private bath table board pr
Dr.. a q y Haraln ntIina
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-FRIDAY NIGHT BETWEEN VERMONT
ave and \, and 18th aud l.. plain gold hunting
case watch and chain. Reward il returned 70 l5Ii
18th oc2l-3t
LOST-BREASTPIN. 5STONE DIAMONDS AND
pair solitaire earrings. SATURDAY afternoon on
way from Washington Safe Deposit Co. to shore
ham Hotel \ large reward VIII be paid for
their recovery and questions asked INQUIRE
OEFICE. Hotel Shnreham. oclq-int
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office. 1921 PENN. ave.

For Petersburg Raleigh Wilmington, Columbia,
savannah, jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta BlIming.
ham. Mobile Pensacola, and Sew Orleans
lg19 a. N. pAlL1-SeHbOaFd Mail Through
Coaches and Pullman Sleeper 10 jacksonville. ia.
also through Sleeper Washington 20 birmingham
Ala Cafe Dining Car Washington to Hamlet. y. {.
SIS T. n. DAILG-Scabesrd Express solid train
win Pullman Sleeper &C. jacksonville and Tampa.
Through Sleeper to Atlanta. mi tzm, and
Memphis. CAFE Dining ca.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED YOUNG COLuRED WOMAN WHO
can cook GaII 40 1903 l2ih MS
WANTED-I,ADY OF REFINEMENT; SOME ED
ucatiGu. able to devote full time 10 position lead
iug 90 advancement and hfewoFk Address for in
feTEieW. BOX - Herald Office. ocZl3t
WANTED-5 COLORED MAIDS AND COOKS
light houscu0rkcr Monday. PHILLIPS AtENtl
SO ItI 81. NV.
WANTED-H sEKEEFEU MAIDS MHr
waitresses lauudrrss nurse housoE0fker Monday
PHILLIPS AGENCY - 9TH ST. NV
WANTED-YOUNG LADY sTENOGRAPHLk
Office experience rtuueCCss5Iy taH fhetwccu lg
aud SBBdag after g Mordar. SO Colorado Bldg
WANTED - GENTEEL SETTLED WHITE
woman fer general Homework In "a family 81 tao ;
STAY ar nghta SO Mass av- uW. 0-2l5t
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SAbE-TWO LARGE VELVET CARPETS,
ln hng condition ll5 SIN 81 go. Or2)-3t
FOR SALE-SAtE. EXCELLENT CONDITION.
16iaxE3X25 blrgain MAY :, go Pa ave. oc215t
FOR SALE-LATEST KIND OF PETS: PURE
white, gUUug, tame op0ssunls. with black eyes and
cars also. small breed q spanish lap poodies price
SltJW each SCHMlDS BIRD STORE. ~ 18th
St nv Ocl5-tf
Tor SALE-I.0g SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating and cooking stoves If every description,
from &L50 Up. SNIILER .. Ia PORTE. ll3l And
llE lth 81. NV. Phone, y. llg2
PRINTED ENNELOpES business size best WORK
1900 Sis. HAIWORfH PUBLISHING HOUSE.
5Z Eth ST.
FOR SALE-FOUR UPRIGHT PIANOS. SLIGHT
ly used. at bargain prices. easy payments.
One Upright excellent makej Sl0o0o.
Square Pianos low SIS.
CHAS. NJ STIEFF, 81 18th St DIV.
J. c. CONLTFF Manager.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
InteIllgent soIution sought.
I 81 Y0UR -. " IHE HERALD

washington. oct. 10 -
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
PROPOSALS,
DOGS. CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

BULL TERRIER PUPS FOR SALE. T1 DE
Sales 81. ny.
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL POINTER Pup RI
tween and months old Address :. ". PER-
RiNS. lflf e1st 81 NV oreD-7-
JUST RECEIVED: ST ANDRESBURG AND
HART CauaTles. Mexican double yellow mead Par
rots Dogs, Augara and Maltese Cats pigeons fancy
Poultry. lnCubatOrS t4Cldnshes Mice Rats and fan
Bulbs SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 9Th 81. nv.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
FURNITURE WANTED,

l WANT TO BUY ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
from one piece to contents Of houses, well
once ana store fixtures. pianos organs, &c for cut
of-towu firm, who viii pay liberal prices 10 get the
goods quick Address FURNITURE Herald office.
Phone p. sow. ocl4-31t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
PETS stoves hric-a-bFae, and all kinds Of house
hold goods BAT Ms FURNITURE SHOP. IIth
and SIS. Phone n. 1873 ForAery eth and L.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE-BUSINESS OF OLD AND POpU-
lar employment agency. clearing 500 monthly
good rcascns given for selling; location ideal Ad-
dress DECADE Herald Office oc2D-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

WANTED STU ATOMS. WHITE AND COZ
orcd driver. frCmeu huti5rs. ianitors; Tsterfnces
Call PHILLIPS. 80 9Th 81
SUCCESSFUL. ENERGETIC OUTSIDE SALES
man wants position Address BOX :. Herald Of
fee ocls4t
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FOR --SEASHORE.

ATLANTIC CTTY-VALUABLE CORNER LOT.
>, 29o128 teet- splendid l7raton on Boardwalk with
Riparian rights, for lease for term Of years with
building and pier privileges, principals only Ad-
dress N. c. n, Bellevue Strs9ord, Philadelphia,
Pa nr2f 81
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
PERSONAL.

THE, HAPPY FACULTY or KNOWING A
good thing when you see cne5 what's the matter
with our generous cash rates Tor mons WoIn gar
IEents, hats, shirts, and shoes viii cs quick with
our trotter JUSIH"s OLD STAND. 6s ID.
F0uND-A METHOD OF CURING CHRONIC
cases Of rheumatiEm, iocom0t0f atsxia. Bright 9
disease. diabetes paralysis and kindIed ailuents
used IN French and German. hospitals for hall
CENTURY; Endorsed by leading French PHYSICIANS
call and learn about II. Washington references.
Pro-. II. D. \. PARKER. l42i New York ave.
NV, suites and S.
| WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS;
ladies' geutcmen's. Address postal viii call,
l. TARSHEs 1905 7th NV Phone North $50.
ocl0730t
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY SUITE
"a. Colorado Bldg. lith and g, phone Main
-2Ls; expert Investigations any cause. all sections
strictly Confidential. lfor night service phone
North l5f3l
NINE. MARTHA. NEW YORK's WONDERFUL
painlist and card reader. Full life reading. Doc.
Luck given and advice on marriages and love
affairs NINE. MARTHA. go Il St NV.
NINE. DAVIS, 1913 18th ST. NV BORN
cairToysnt and card reader. Tells about business.
Removes spells and evil influences; reunites the
separated. and gives luck 10 all.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
TAILORING.

VI. LOWENsTEIN, LADIES' TAILOR,
1405 y. J. ave. NV. Phone n so35. Suits made
o order. $40 up. ReInodellug speciality.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
Schools ana olleses
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
EMERSON INSTITUTE TSSs seE ns 4

College Preparatory School, With Primary DeVars
n9ent Special Department Preparatory Tor thi
Army and Navy. Ihty-hfth consecutive session be
gins Sent n l-afalorucs
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WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-BOA8D AND ROOM N KFT7SFI5
private family lady aud tive little darehters
and &; suburbs preferred; state terms and refer
ence- address BOX %, Herald Office ocgl-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS,

PIANO TUNING. $50. 90 YEARS EXPERI-
enc7. JAMES r. BT RfTY. S5 18th 81. Sc.
oc2l3t
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE
from voU old worn caTpets Drop postal o.
phone Main as. WASHINGTON RUG CO.
FACTORY. 93l 5th e.. NV.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTFD-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
Pliers and tyVewTityrs exceeds the supply course
at our school requires from % 20 80 days. Special
afternoon sessions for government employees STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEAI1 3l53l9 Colorado Bldg.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
PIANOS FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-YOU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
piano from us for $ and Up per month: 30 up
rights 81 select from. al in perfect condition 4
g. SMITH PIANO co. l2l5 Pa. ave. oclS-u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-BT OWNER. TWO DESIRABLE
pieces Of property in northwest. one not far from
new Union Station; reason for selling III health
Address BOX .. Herald Office oc2l-St
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-BARGAIN. NJ ST. WEST WASH
.ngton 80 # front; east Union Station; SIS per II
tOk kEASk-EactOry lots on freight track aud
trolley Rosslyn K. y PHILLIPS. lal9 II St nv.
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BICYCLES.

WANTED-TO BUY EVERY BICYCLE IN
Washington, and wanted to buy every second
hand .acycle that business house has for sale.
C. L. HUNTER, The bicycle Man, liz Pa ave nv
The Washington herald., 1906-10-21
FRlILS IN SCHOOLS
Views That May Seem to Be
Those of an "0ld FOgy."
TOO MUCH OF A CLASS AFFAIR

High school the Too Dominant Fea-
ture Of the System-AIr. Fitzpatrick,
a Patron, Earnestly Urges Sim
pIiHcatfOn OF studies I'm the Lower
Grades-NO Lese Majestic Intended.
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FLATS EnR REM.

FOR RENT-yl259 ONLY-1 ROOMS AND BATH
gas range. lss Eoor Zl3l Newport place NV SIS 50
ld3t ion e. ng. SAMUEL T, SMITH 4 CO. 2ll
Colo3 ado Bldg ccls-5t
FOR RENT-S9. To COLORED TENANTS S
rooms; z9 Rosodalc ST s. T. SMITH 4
CO.. 2li Colorado Bidg. ocls-5t
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-SIX BRIGHT WHITE BOYS. BE
tween the age Of Is and % years, 70 work help
CTS on wagons must be vel recommended Api)5
UNITED STATES EMPRESS Co, 9ls Pa ave NV.
WANTED-WAITER HOUSENIAN. KITCHEN
man. cock bus BOYS. elevator man. PHILLIP
AGENCY. Sc Ith 81. nv.
WANTED - COLORED DOORMAN OF NEAT
Appearance references required. Apply az the kA-
LEIGH. oezi-5t
WHITE BOY. ABOUT IS WITH WHEEL: s.
per week. apply n. JOYCE ENGRAVING CO,
Star Building.
WANTED - GOOD STABLEMAN; UNDER
stand horses. stay place nights ALLEGhENH
COAL co. SIS lith 81. nv. oc2DH
WANTED-MEN TO SELL SUBDIVISION LOTS
located in Washington. ID. e., and also 70 sell
stocks and bonds backed by District real estate Ad
dress VALLEY REALTY COMPANY. ROOM IS.
Home Life Baiiding. l5th and SIS. NV. Washing
ton. j. G. oc2-it
WANTED PERIENCED TIMEKEEPER; BY
contractor; Washington work, best reference re-
Guirpd state experience and wages. Address in own
handwriting. Bon q, Herald onice- Oc2eH
WANTED-A BRIGHT INTELLIGENT WHITE
driver. at FUSSELLS. ifH \. y. ave. oc20-St
WANTED = FIRsT-CLAss UNION CABINET
makers. uphoistereTs and hnishers al W. B.
Apply 10 b. H. STREEKs, between and %
o'clock O. m ocl95t
WANTED-l90 LABoRERs. APPLY WELLS
BROS. co, =. and o. round houses, near w
City. ocls3t
WANTED-TAiLORs AND PREssERs Al
once LEON. I55 Pa ave nv. ocl2-u
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CLEANING AND DYElNG,

PHILIP LEDERER, f3fl II ST NE. PHONE
last lgsa Satisfactory work guaranteed. Our
wagon calls FOR and delivers work all the city
Phone us
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HOUSES WANTED,

II YOU VAST GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
nished OF unfinished houses list your properly
With GRACE " THOMAS Corcoran Bldg.