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THOUSANDS SEE
WRECKED AUTO
Continued from page one.

garage at 95S to 955 South Main street.
"B. White, who was in my automo-
bile, is employed at thu garage. l do
not know how he came to be in the
party. Henderson was the chauffeur.
The machine has five seats and was
filled to it's capacity"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-25
BIG soUALL; THREE DROWN
Boat overturns In Raritan Bay and
Captain and Son Lose
ives
3v Assnciafed presa-

By Associated Press.
RED BANK, N. j., June 24-One Of
the boats overturned and sunk In Rari-
tan bay Saturday afternoon when two
squalls met in the bay and wrought
havoc to small craft was the two-mast-
ed schooner Emma Hendrix of Perth
Amboy, for Red Bank, with load Of
coal. Capt. Morris Brown and his son
William, 10 years old, and one of the
crew were drowned.
Capt Theodore Wilson and his help
er were drowned by the capsizing of
the schooner Buena Vista.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-25
Sails for Greenland
Rv Associa ted Press

COPENHAGEN June 24-Mylius-
Ericksen's expedition, which will at
tempt to explore the northeastern coast
of Greenland, sailed today. The ex
petition expects to return in the
autumn, of 1908.
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Lives in Pueblo, Colo.
lly Associated Press

Ivy ASSoclateu fTesB,
PUEBLO. Colo, June 24.-Mrs. Nor
ris, who was injured in an automobile
accident in Los Angeles early Sunday
morning, is the wife of John Norris,
retired furniture dealer of this city.
She went to Los Angeles last January
Her husband is i'll at their home in this
city and has not been Informed of the
INJURIES to his wife.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-25
CALIFORNlANS IN NEW YORK
Special to The Herald

NEW YORK, June 24.-Mrs. Payton
of Santa Ana is a guest at the Ma
varre: Mrs. w E. Brown, Mrs. b. X.
Corley and Mrs. Craig of Los Angeles
are registered at the seville; Mrs. A.
r. Crosley and Miss Collins at the
Park Avenue and Mrs. w. c. Hooker
and Miss Hargett at the Marlborough.
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coIoneI James REAGAN
BY Associated Fress.

MANILA. June 24.-Col. James Rea-
gan OF the Ninth United States In
fantry was found dead I'm bed today.
Death was caused by heart failure.
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nlnttI pnet ~ N. n,nnn.

In plano recital, Thursday evening,
June 28. ,S:15 p. m. Chickering hall, 1872
South Broadway. Tickets on sale at
Southern California Music Co, 332-S3l
South Broadway. Music students ha.t
price
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-25

Fiber-Grass and basket suit Cases
$3.50 to $500, In our leather goods de-
partment. Good things for the beach or
mountain trips. sanborn. Vail q Co..
857 So. Broadway.
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Betray Military Secrets

BY Associated Press.
ESSEN, June 24-Two workmen en-
ployed in the Krupp works have been
arrested charged with betraying mill
tarY secrets.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-25
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Alexander WE'LL

PARIS, June 24-AleXander WE'LL,
one of the principal members of the
firm of Lazard Freres. bankers, died
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-25
SENATE BUSHES
WORK RAPIDLY.
ADJOURNMENT EXPECTED BY
FRIDAY
OF Measures Remaining, Meat lnspeo-
tlon Bill Probably viii Require
the Greatest Amount Of
Discussion
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 24-Sen-
ator Hale, who in the absence of SEN
ator Allison is acting as chairman Of
the senate committee on appropriations,
expressed confidence in the final ad-
journment of congress before the close
Of the present week.
His program will be to urge the con-
sderation of appropriation bills and
conference reports to the exclusion Of
practically all other matters, and with
the supply bills finally passed there is
no measure unless it be the railroad rate
bill that can hold congress together.
The Maine senator is CT the opinion
that the work can all be concluded by
Friday. but says that in no event will it
go beyond Saturday.
Appropriation Bills
The only two appropriation bills
which have not passed the senate are
the general deficiency bill and the omni-
bus public building bill, but the sundry
civil, the naval and the agricultural
bills are still in conference.
OF these none is expected to require
much time except the agricultural bill
ton provision, and it is generally con-
ceded that in ease of necessity that
measure could be disposed of in short
order, as 1T has already been sufficiently
discussed to satisfy some of the sena-
tors.
1t is anticipated that the deficiency
bill will arouse debate, but there will
be a general scramble to secure recog-
milton of the public building bill.
AS to the rate bill no one doubts that
it will get through. but no one is salts
fed as to just how the commodity
amendment prohibiting common car
rlers from transporting their own pro-
ducts will come out.
II Senator Tillman adheres to his de-
termination to insist upon the retention
of the words common carrier" instead
of substituting the word railroads" as
is now proposed, there will be inevitable
delay.
House May Also Adjourn
Every effort is to be made to finish
the business of the house of represen-
tatives this week. Contrary to the
usual practice, the adjournment resolu-
ton is not to be introduced until the
legislative business is in such shape
that it cannot be blocked by the single
handed opposition of any member of
either body and particularly the senate
The last of the appropriation bills
the general deficiency, will be reported
to the house tomorrow (Monday) and
passed. This bill carries s1O,245, 500, and
before it becomes a law this amount
will be increased very largely, as it is
planned to add to 1t in conference q
certain percentage of the appropria-
tions to be authorized in the omnibu!
public building bill.
On Thursday the Yale Harvard re-
gatta will be held for the twenty-eightf
time on the Thames river at New Lon
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-25

Woman Falls From Parachute
Ry Associated Press.
PEORIA, Ill., June 24.-Miss Lolita
Ainsworth, an amateur balloonist, fell
100 feet from her parachute this after
noon, receiving probably fatal injuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-25

Ten bills relative to the courts Of
the United States were passed. The
most important measure relative to
court procedure is that which pre-
scribes the exact procedure which must
be followed by witnesses to secure inn
munity from prosecution later.
President Roosevelt was given $685.
900 to pay travelling expenses of him
self and invited guests.
The private pension legislation of the
session was heavy and many such acts
will be signed before the end comes.
The jamestown, Va, centennial is
to be recognized by law before the
session ends.
A bill introduced by Representative
Sherman of New York was passed and
will make 1t unlawful hereafter to
stamp the words government assay
on articles manufactured OF gold and
silver.
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y. B--FollONIus schedule figures published ozly
information. aud arg not guaranteed.
q. ~. DsliJ-LJcal tef t1sTTlsonBuTE, Naf-
rguyOu, DanyIie, ana Way STATIONS.
lU5l a. IL DaIlJ aslllLs Ton and Florida LIN
tied. klTst-clGss Coaches ana Seep5rs 10 Columbia
ll15 a. II D2Lly-Jnit5d states fast Mall-hIrst-
class COaeAes and Sleepers 10 New Orleans. Dining
Car Service.
4al D m-Week Days-Local Tor Harrisonburs
as =. IL Dauy-Local fJz NarTeuLon and Char
$50 .. m Daily-New York and Atlanta Erluess.
EUst-cass COacnes to Atlanta Sleeper 70 C0lum-
Washington u san Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays,
s.55 ,. D. DaiIy-New York and FLORIDA Express.
Through coaches and sieepers TO Columbia szVan-
Port TAMPA Dining Car Service.
10 D. n. Daily-New Aork and Memphis Limited
VIA LynCnbgrg tIrst-tiass Coach ana Sleepers 20
Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Manphis
Car Service
I0:45 D m Washington and Southwestern
Limited. All-Puilnan train. Observation Car -
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car TO Atlanta: Slopes
Orleans. Dining Car Service.
Through trains from the South anive Washington
G:iZ, So, go, and Il IS a. n; $50, $50 and
950 =. n. daily. Local trans from Harrisonbnrg
- a. ID. week days and go D n. daily. Prom
Charlottesville, e:lo q. n. from LyuchbuTg and
Charlottesville. % p. n. daily.
TRAINS On THE BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington WCUk DAYS. o.le a. m la
4:l5, 5a5 p H. Ior Buen0ut, y =. ~ week days
for Lees5uIg only on Sunday leave Washington
Ticket oitces, 75 18th st., 5u Pa ave, and
Pennsylvania station.
a. b. sPENCERG N: HARDWICK. PIN.
w. h TAYLOE. G-P.A-; L S. BROWN. GA.
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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.

NOkln " Eol-
". A. McYulty, l539 18th St nv. Cigars, to
baccos. newspapers and periodicals.
Paul Pears0u's Drug store, l5th and Z SITS. NV.
A T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 2sth and
Charles J. Allen, so57 II st. nv. Cigars. tObac-
uewspapers periodicals., and pool
Lloyd Cross 2I53 Pa. ave. nv. Cigars. magazines.
and stationery. Pool parlor
A. Goldman. III AZ st. NV. Pipes. tcbAccos. and
stationery.
steye's smoke Shop, 52d and sts. nv. Cigars.
magazines, and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors. l33 Wisconsin
ave NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy, 29l and H sts- Nv. Use Daws'
drugs
Fagan Bros. 1901 Pa. ave. nv. Cigars. tobaccos.
magazines, fishing tackle, and pool.
Kings Drug Store. Vermont ave and I st. NV.
Tabard Inn Library
c Il. Graham I35o SD St Newspapers. maga-
zines, stationery, toys, Sc
Halls Star Cigar Stores. $50 18th st. NV. and
eos Pa NV.
}. N Paxton. 1885 iith St Cigars. tobacoos.
newspapers, periodicals, &c.
L. ". Swami & Co, 515 VI ST. NV. Victor and
Edison talking machines aud supplies.
Paul Pearons Pharmacies. 18th 81. and Fla ave.
NV. and \. J. ave. and st. nv.
". l. GIIris. 2l35 Pa ave, route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald. Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey. sw cor sd and NJ sts- SubscTip-
tons for Herald received at 1916 jefferson
newspapers, sc.
Cheakalos & Cocos 600 d st. nv. and COL la ave.
Fruits, confectionery. cigars, newspapers. &c.
j. NJ Watson & Bro, 100 81. Cigars,
iObacc0s. newspapers, magazines.
Mattems City Han Cigar Store. opposite City
Hall Legal blanks.
Siugletons Pharmacy. cor. 10th and SIS. nv.
Everything in drugs. newspapers. and periodicals.
+. p. Hays. Sc cor. 10Th and sts NV. High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST.
a. Costello 27 llth 81. sw. Cigars. tobaccos. and
newspapers.
William Snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room 81 and
o SIS. sw. Leading brands Of cigars
Dudieys, 600 sth 81. SIS. Smokers articles. fishing
tackle, stationery. sc.
J. Walter Mcdonald drugs. cigars and toilet arti-
cles- Branch =. o.. ~ and sts
Cassady's Iol 9TH ST. sw for groceries provisions.
tObacc0s. stationery newspapers
Post-cf1ce Cigar and News stand, 10 II ST sR
A. Backenheimcr prop
c. F. Dudley. 659 9Th ST. sw. Cigars. tobaccos,
periodicals. Open daily and sunday
Henry A. True. 80 9Th ST. sw Cigars. t0baCcos
stationery. newspapers, magazines.
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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:
J0HNSTON'S PHARMACY l22l y J. ave. NV.
5. kANN SONS & Co. Information Bureau
CHAS. ]. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY, sth and
East Capitol sts
/. 4. MILLER ) PHARMACY. s554 NJ st. NV.
ATkINSONS PHARMACY. Ilth and G sts. NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd aud & SIS. nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, Ist and sts nv
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and PARK SIS. nv.
hENEsAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and NV
ing sts. nv.
MeNULTY's CIGAR STORE. 18th and P sts. NV.
TAYLOR's PHARMACY. sth and Z sts. NV
hENER'S PHARMACY. 9th and SIS. nv.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Cd and Z stS ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOOD'S. corner Prince and Royal sts.
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AUCTIONS,
ADAM A WEsCHLEH. Auctimeer.

CHANCERl SALE or VALUABLE UNIM-
PROV Ed REAL ESTATE IN CENTER Eek
INtrION.
Under GeCree ct the supreme Cont of the District
Of Columbia. Equity Cause No. L5lI. the under
signed wlii offer for sale at public auction, u front
% the premises. O FRIDAY. the Z3rd day 0f No
yember. a. j.. 1896 at half past U CLOCK D. m,
al II subots segeuJrtW0 ,i2i 80 serenty-seEgu lIl
Inclusive. of tie subdivision Of lots in BLOCK six
teen il6l. Center lexington. District of Columbia
as per plat recorded ~ the Surveyors Office District
uf Columbia Book County T. rage o. each lot
fronting on y street. with right uf way FOR each
i9J for alley purposes over TIE rear three feet Of an
the cthar lots.
Terms; Oue-third Of the purchase money ia cash
lance Iu one and Two years with interest az six
per cent pre- annum from the day oi sale. secured
b. deed ~ trust upon the premises, or sG cash,
a. the option 0f the purchaser. deposit Of 80
each Tot required at the time Il sale ~ the
terms Of sale are not complied with within dfteen
ddEs from day OF sale the undersigned reserTes the
right o. resell at risk and cost OF csfaUltug ptr-
chaser purchasers after i've days advertisement.
CouYeyauciuS recording, &c, at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM c. SULLIVAN. Trustee.
40 Fifth street nv.
Hr
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PROPOSALS.

THE REFORM SCHOOL, DISTRICT
of Columbia Washington, -. c., No
vember g. 1gl6-SEAiED PROPOSALS
viii be received al the office of the Super
intendeut OF this School until o'clock on
THURSDAY. the 9Jh day of November.
1906 and then opened. for the construction
OF buildings for the Reform School, -. g..
Drawings. specifications and necessary
information may be obtained AZ the Office
OF the Superintendent at the School, on
the BladensbUrg pike, and also a the Of
flee Of Mr. Francis II. DUehay, chairman
of the building committee of the board of
trustees, at the Burlington. ll20 Vermont
avenue 4 deposit OF S1G00 viii be re-
quired from each party 10 whom is given
a set OF the drawings and specifications
this TO be refunded when said drawings
and specifications are returned without
marks. notes or other mUtil8uOn thereon.
CROSBY 5. MOVES. President Of Board
of Trustees, Reform School, d. c.
nO5.L9,I21f16
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RATLWAY.

hcleulIe IA elect UCioDgr / 100.
30 Z. M.-OLD DOMINION ENPhEss. Dsilr-
stops az PRINCIPAL points 10 gnla ana west IN.
gIuI8. estlbule ualn, STANDARD coaches, parioF
cars 10 Virginia hot springs and kOiceYerte Pull
man SieepcTs Hinton 70 Louisville, Cincinnati IN
dian2polis, 81. Louis. and Chicago; dinlag cars,
Ia carte 5eTTiCe.
40 =. M-SEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daiy-
Fast neg yestlbuIe tain; stops only al Gord0nssa
Charlottesville, stanton, Clifton furEe, and Gov
ing Va, White sulphur ROuCCFeEte and tiutcu
". Va Pullman sieepers 70 LeXngton, Louisville
Cincinnati, indianapolis, 81. Louis and ghleag1.
Dining cars, Is carte service One night CUT
40 L. M. h. V. LIMITED Daily-Sojid
yestibule train. Pullman sleepers 70 Cincnrafi
Lexinston, and Louisville. Compartment slseping
car to Virginia Hot Springs wees GAYS Dinfne
cars a ia carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati -
Chicago and ST Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville and Southwest.
Ohicrs. 5l3 Pennsylvania sveuue. tog lith street
near r. and Sixth street Station Teicphnnes Main
s73l for PENNSYLVANIA 4 Il. Cab Service and Nai8
1866 for c & - Tiche- Ceice
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THE CAIRO.

Further extensive improvements have been
made during the past summer making the Cairo
apartments absolutely the finest in Washington.
Inspect car apartments q from one room and
bath up furnished or uufurnished Finest public
dining room IN the Citr. Hotel service
uo--imO WILLIAM CATO. Manager
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MAE MARTHA. NEW YORK's WONDERFUL
palmist and card reader. Full Lie reading Soc.
LUCK gwen and advice on marriages and lore
anels MME. MARTHA. 800 H St nv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
"a. LEFTwICH SINCLAIR, Attorney Piled n
FemDer J, 1901

"a. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney. Pied No
FcmDer J. 1901
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
~ u Columbia, heialng SPECIAL term a. DisiIitt
Court of the United states for the District Of 20
lumba.-ln the matter Of the payment Of damages
Iest5illns 70 adjacent property IRON cAaness ih
grades Of Streets avenues, and alleys authorized by
tue act of Congress approved February y lyJs
!gi4tns 10 the construction a bElon lalii34l GA
non in the District OI Columbia. District Court
No. elL-Notice IS hereby given that we. the under
signed, having b-eu designated and appointed py
haoianE special tenn as a lniied states DlslLies
Court inr the District "a! Columbia O commission
20 atkI4ise the Damages resulting 20 aoldceHt pIoy
and alleys authorized b. the act Of Congress APP
proved February =, 1873, relating to the eonstrue-
uon u Union Railroad station IN the District OF
WEDNESDAY. TaE ERA DAY On DEcESisEK
A ID. 1916, at the United states Court House lClty
HaiD. in the District Of Columbia, IN a room 20 be
assigned AS by the United states marshal Tor SAID
DlsiTici Tor the puTDose of viewing the pTopeTty
ing named streets avenues and ALLEYS. and hearing
testimony touching the damages resulting 10 real
with the terms and provisions u act Of Congress
approved April ~ IgE entitled An act 10 pro
Fide Tor payment q damages on account "a elang s
due 70 construction q Use union station, District
q Columbia. to wit; Second street nor beast,
iulrg street northeast. and X street northeast.
around square numbered seven hundred and itty
UJJi. and tde alleys and minor street tParktr
ond street northeast around square numbered seven
hundred anQ Ioffy eight 1881 ana Inlru street
northeast. between l. and NJ streets All owners
H real property damaged Dy Tie changes ~ the
grades Of 5aid streets avenues, or alleys VIII hie
petition WITH u.s. IN Ihis cause. signed ana sW0ra
DAYS after the said 18th day 0f December. A. ID.
lsl6. The aforesaid act Of Congress approved April
such owner 10 thus present his claim, within said
period his right 70 % So s9 cesse and detemine
CHARLES a. BAKER. GEORGE w MOSS,
GEORGE SpRANSf, Gommission 20 AppFaise Dam
ages true Copy Test lseal) J. X. YOUNG.
CLERK. By T. L. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CLERK.
uoZ-de1S39t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIYED-le9 HOME-RAISED CAN
ares; VIII sell them Just they run at 81 each;
also japanese spauiels. cockeT spaniels, collies,
black and tans, Yorkshire skye poodles fox terriers
bull terri0rs. Boston terriers. pauOts, gold fishes;
also Angora cats. sc. sCHAID'S BIRD STORE,
~ 18th 81. uW. uo9-u
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED ED-EXPERIENCED SALEsWOMEN N
beoks stationery handkeTchiefs. notions necKwear,
tovs dolls umbrellas, &c also bright young women
from eighth grade and High school. without expe-
~ie1ce Auplv between and 10 .. T.. 20 Il. q. JA-
CORS with Woodward & L0throp- nolf-tf
WANTED WHITE SEAMsTRESS. NURSE.
chambe1maid waitress colored COOK, chambermsld,
waitress; good wages l0ll \. \ ave
PR0WTNFNT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOR
rTghfv reliable competent salesECmen Of good
cFarscrer. Address BOX l03. Herald Office noli-f
yV4XTFD-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ercad sEfrt ana coat hands on wqmen's garments.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO. 10 81. NV.
rrr1f
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MISCELLANEOUS,

We WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
vel dressed for 3l0 a WeeA LOOK for KANDEL.
l0E 7th 80. HW. R0l5-Im
HANDSOME REK ERsIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cd worn carpets Drop postal or phone
main TBS WASHINGTON RUG co. Factor
s5l 5th 81. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-CAsH REGISTERS
NEW NATIONALS FROM SIS Up HALL
WOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE. SEE-
ERAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS. FULLY
GUARANTEED. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
AND On EASY PAYMENTS WE SELL SIC
OSD.HAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND ~ BETTER CONDI-
TION THAN ANY DEALER.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Co.
uo3-31t 5l7 9Th ST. NV
FoR sALE-I.000 SECONDHAND AND NEW
heating and cooking stoves q every description.
from $50 up SNITZER < LA PORTE. Il3i and
us TN ST. NV. Phone \. llG2 Ocs-u
FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
rrst-class condition. unusual bargains, all fully
guaranteed. square planes as low as S25 CHAS
VI. STIEFF. 81 ilth NV. ]. c. Conlih MgT.
nOitf
SPECIAL SALE-590 SO AND Sl2 NIEN'S SUITS
al $3.50. kANDEL. lO2 1th st. NV uolA7t
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaken and Embalmer

i7l5 18th st. nv. Telephone North lss5
Hardwood. Cloth-covered Casket. l Outside Case,
] Grave and opening same. Hesrse. Carriages;
Embalming Everything good, and services first
class. Use Of Funeral Parlor free. Burial Lots
for sale easy payments Ali kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on hand for shipping. Established 1873
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SUBURBAK---F0R SALE.
Connecticut Avenne Terrace
LOST AND FOUND,

AT CHASF'S OR on I4TH
81. car gold iocket; initials, ID. NJ W." >
photos inside Liberal reward I70i Q 81. NV.
nol65t
LOST-BLACK SHOPPING BAG AT PALATS
ROYAL. yelling counter, contained gold watch and
$50. Please return WatCh and keep the money; no
questions asked. THEi HIGHLANDS. noi54t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. why not crop postal 10 an old re-
liable nrmt MARKS a CO, 30. 9Th. opposite Ssxs'
or phone main 1913. nol5f
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED. FEW MORE
shorthand and typewritiug pupils; class or indi-
TluuaI instruction. PItwnn system. instructor Is
years experience. speed dicatOn quick course and
shorthand made easy specially. Address BOX l6.
Herald office. oc2s limo
carpets, Office and store fixtures Of all kinds Fur
nitu-e stored. packed. and shipped Address BAUM
ql2 Pa. ave NV. Phone main 1884
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TABLE BOARDERS WANTED,

l0l5 18th ST. wv EXCELLENT TABLE
board; also few choice rOoms. en- suite or single
noll6t
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR LEAsE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sidctrack,
Rosslyu Branch. Pa L T.. near south end Aque-
duct Bridge. long terms, low rentals. Apply %
ROBERT A. PHILLIPS. Maryland Bldg-, ll0 II
& -Oi-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED A PRACTICAL B00KKEEPER
wishes several small sets Of books to keep written
~. address JAMES. Herald oflce nos7t
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

PHILIP LEDERER. 1911 ST. Ne. PHONE
East 1885 Satisfactory work guaranteed. Our
wagon calls for and delivers work al the city
Phone Us ncl9Qt
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HELP WANTED.

SHORTHAND sTUDENTS- TYPEWRITER
free for home use IF yea enroll nov, expert III
struCtiOn, speed dlcJatiOn. S3 per month. AMERi-
CAN SCHOOL OF REPORTING, Ashton 4 Will
Jams. liIj q 81. Room ST.
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
pliers and typeuriters exceeds the supply course
az our school requires from 30 10 % days. SPeclal
afternoon sessions for government employees. SIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3l9 Colorado Bldg.
ocs-tf
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DENTISTRY.
mr. n HARRY MORAN

DR.. D. HARRY MORAN,
Washington's Expert Dental Specialist does al
Dental Work for credit. CSC F st. NV, cor. 5th.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING:
no pain look feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth sbrunken faces made normal; painless
hLlnE DR.. ]. l. WILSON. l213 ST NV. ocS-u
The Washington herald., 1906-11-16
ROOMS WANTED,

II YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED, BRING
them TO Gsrsou. Dent < Co, Gil 3th st. NV
as ne tie only real estate agents renting rooms
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