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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

Schedue IN eject October J. l9l6
ZC0 l.. M.-OLD DOMINION tNtEESs. DAILY
Stops at puuCpai points ia NIginIa ana Nesu Flr-
guIa- lesuDulu udiu. stauQard COACHES. uarlor
cars TO Virginia Hot springs ana R5ueelIrIs PuI.-
XiapcTS Hinton Jv BoulsYgle, Cincinnati In
diana polls, 81 LOUIS 2uQ Chicago. uulug cars 4
service.
4g3 P.M-NEW c. * o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vt-' Ibule Train. stops only at Gordous-
rie. CnaTiOtt ssTilie. 0tauut0u. Clifton tOIsC and
Coymgtou, a., White sulphur, H0nesTeFte ami
Hinton. ". "a. Pullman sieeptrs to Lexington
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis. st. Louis and
Chicago. Dining cars d Ia carte service Ons
night ont.
nJ0 p. NE. F. Y LIMITED Daily-Solid
yestlbule train; Pullman sleepers 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington aud Louisville Compartment Sleeping
car to Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining
cars. Ia carte service Secpers Cincinnati %
Chicago and St Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis,
Nashville aud Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and ono
Offices. 5l5 Pennsylvania niue, 500 18th street,
near +. and sixth Street Station. Telephone Nam
$50 tor Penusyltania Z K Cab Services and Main
ICES fer c. o. Ticket Office
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PRIMARY

Department C Emerson Institute under charge Z
principal and a iady university graduate. IesmA
80 10 1iZ5. according 70 age
WINSLOW IT. EANDoLPH frnclIa-
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AUCTIONS.


ADAM WEoCHLEE Auciianeer
TRJ srEEs' sALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE. CONFUSING TWENTY -DAE Max
M COMPLETED DWELLINGS Oh SHEl-
HERD STREET BEINEEN FIFTH AND
SIN ENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
b. virtue az tHeutt8He certain deeds qi fli- liis
recorded Iu LIuer 30 i11- al. "a. 81. 81. ~
800 a64 1b-. 20. -t5 ~. 81 -s5 -. ~. ~ -.
70 75 AVID s05 Of sea. ~ zoe land records oi TIE
parties secured thereby Ws the undersigned iri7
tees vIl Ell. separately. a. rl1il- auction d
front o. the premises "a WEDNESDAY. lfb
1lsT DAY 90 OCTOBER. &. j. 100. elin
IleUclng 81 o. CLOCK b. m-. tar following described
land and premises situate Iu Use county ~ Wash
aT aTd briuE a-. numbered -i>y-fhias ~ 90 eighty
three 49, both inclusive. n George q. Bro-'n slt-
dff-Tu IS fat. lu hurE Numbered seventy flffr 'a'.
80 the petWdfih Addition 10 Nssliugt0l as Ifr
plat -9r1rJi5d iu Llutr County 80 81 rase ~ ot tine
records oi thr surveyors Office ul tlr District ~
Terms 0i salr- oIr-tEud 81 tHv purchase money
g. D. Paid I'D casl- and tAr balance u co." gIit-
fl4s-alimeuts PAYABLE iu aud $50 1eaT- Win ia
feIef ~ five usr ceuig Es aLl.ul- PAYABLE sfuil
annually. from dsy Uf sal. secured ls deed NJ trust
wuu the property --ld. eli cash. rt tie option ~
required OF thc purchaser st thg time r. saie. All
CONVEY aucIu-. recording. aut uatllLal .tHs az LHe
cost ID Ti- purchaser Terms M sale 90 H complied
with Hifhu Gfesu days from tsv of sale otherwise
tHy Trustees Reserve fll Ilsl- fg resell 'le property
1t The risk 7fd cast af tae datauItr. p.frna-sr.
newspaper tsilshed iG Jug Cg of Washington.
CLAEENCE q EHEEN
ALEXANDER z. HENSEN.
Trustees
oelsd6G-CzS ss ST. uF-
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticker Orfice. 1921 PENN. nrr.

For Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington. COLUMBIA
savannah 5aCks0nTiilc. Tampa. Atlanta Blrnins
ham Mobile, Pensacola. and New Orleans.
1880 a. NJ. DAILY -Scaboard aiau. Through
Coaches and Pullman Sleeper 10 jacksonville. ia
also through Sleeper Washington - Birmingham.
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington 20 Hamlet y. T..
SIS Z u DAILY SCabuaru Express. Solid train.
with Pullman Sleeper 20 jacksonville and Tampa
Through Sleeper 10 Atlanta. sImIISaam. sRs
MemIhiS Gaze DIclnz a..
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST NEAR 18TH AND NEW YORK AVE. Sill
yer Stamp Case Return TO li9 clifton So. NV
TB WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: TAKE notice
that te certificate az sale f1r taxes lUr lai three
i2l, slmTe. MS. Washington. ID. g.. en- the 18Th
day of April. 1881. issued 70 7. II q. TODD. has
been list or destroyed, and Thar I have applied 10
tine Commissioners ~ e. 20 issue 10 me on the
Isl DAY or OCTOBER 1905 q duplicate # said
certificate. T. Ii. G, TODD Washington Loan and
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,

us lsth 81. NV Telephone North 1895
Hardwood. Clothcoyered Casket ] Outside Case
/ Grave and opening same / Heaue. ? Carriage
Embalming Everything good and services hr
class Use Of Funeral psrlor free. Burial Lot.
for sale CA easy payments all kinds ct Metallic
Baskets on hand for shipping. Established 1873
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT TWO G.
room lltA, lu Eopl repair. We'll fF-litu- in nuflI-
east sin exchange fgr vacant ground. Apiay Ar
THUR CARR 1888 g. 81. ue.
TOR sALE-E 000- BARGAIN. SUITABLE FOR
PHY=ICIAN Oh DENTIST can easily Pc re-
modelled into BUSINESS PROPERTY. H1c house.
in COCO condition lpI Is feet deep similar house
next door recently sold for s. so Location 94G iih
81 Hv Price Tor quick sale 0nlv s. 093. RALPH
W. LEE. Real Estste and Insurance lt1d G. ST.
nv. 0cie-lmo
,.rt, SALE- S. sUJ-ONE - THOSE DESIRABLE
6-.GQm home properties Oh Sew York ave pc
perfect condition. Furnace heat duplclte houses
selling Tor 5000. 4 perfect little bone
oc l0-tf SHANNON & LJthS 1o4 i3th g. nv
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LEGAL NOTICES,
a. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney. FILED DC
tober y 1900

a. LEFrwICH SINCLAIR Attorney FILED oe-
N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
o. Columbia holding q special term a District
Court Of the United States for the District 81 Co
resulting to ADJACENT property from changes IA the
grade 81 streets. avenues. and ae3s anfhuIiled b1
!he aet q congress approved ftornafS - lsll, tsia
line q she Baltmore and Potonlac Railroad Com
pahy IN he District Of Columbia: Dis'Iei our
No 6h-Notice is hereby given that "t, ihe ,h1
designed, having beeu designated ana appointed
BIZ the supreme Court Of the District 81 tciunnla
Court for tho district III Columbia a commits
SION 10 apprslse The damages resulting 10 ahltcrtt
property from changes 81 the grades q streets
avenues and alleys authorized bg TIE set u Com
elimination Of grade crossings ON the line ~ tle
"a lfj4rors "a -. F,iir,,sd ssfr4f.srr ip the
District ~ Columbia. will meet at i0.9 cigtk a
m. on FRIDAY. THE 18th DAY ar Noh EM-
City Hall ia said District. in room 70 be a.
signed us b. the United States marshal Tor said
District, tor the purpose u viewing ne lfolfr}
affected bT the changes iH the CRATES q tle fo-
loving named streets and hearing testimony touch
ing ihc damages resulting e. real prope.S rom sLiu
visions 81 act 4 Congress approved june -.
1905. entitled An ad 20 provide fog payment 81
damages CA account II changes q sTade auf to gee
elimination If grade crossings on the hue Of the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington bai!r0sd
tUmpanJ- 10 Wit. / street s. F., between fHth
street and Nirginia avenue I street 3 b. between
Sixth and Seventh streets; * street - D, between
Sixth and seventh street. X street p, between
seventh street and Virginia avenue Sixth street >
T.. between and streets Sixth street 5. T.. be-
tween Virginia avenue and Il street Virginia ave
nue. ;, p, between Fifth aud sixth street,, NT-
g1nia arenue :. r. between Sixth and Seventh
streets; Virginia avenue = E. between seventh and
Eighth streets Virginia avenue - p. between Sec.
1nd and ThiId streets street r. b.. between
First sud Second streets All owners OF real prop
eriy damaged by the changes In The grades d
said streets viii file Petition wlih u.s. u thls
cause signed and sHcm 10. Tor aIuHaure II
damages. within twelve months after ihe SAID jJih
dag of November A d. 1906 The aforesaid act
Il Congress approved June -. 1876. provides mat
upon the failure u ans such owner 90 fhus present
biz claim. within sad period. Dis night 90 10 50
shall cease aud determine CHARLES A. BAk Eft.
GEORGE vs.. MOSS. GEORGE sPRAASY. Com
mission 90 Apuruisf Damages A true -uuz-Tesi .
lSrail J. r YOUNG. clerk By =. j. CUNNING
HAM. Assistant JieTk Ue-5d eNS3Jl
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PERSONAL.

WHY OF COURSE. WE ARE THE PEOPLE
the main guy. and the whole TEsh one has
chance with us, viii pay the limit for mems worn
garments shirts. hats aud shoes. send postal -
once. u STA = OLD STAND. 69 u.
FOUND-A METHOD OF CURING CHRONIC
cases Of rheumatinz l0conlotCr staxia, BriEhts
disease. diabetes paralysis and kindred ailments;
used In French and German hospitals for bait
century, Endorsed BIZ leading French physicians;
call and learn about It. Washington references.
Pro-. II. D. y. PARKER, lizi New YORK ave.
NV. suites 5 and 6.
I WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS
ladies OF geutlemens. Address postal VIII call.
I. TARSHES. I5G 9TH NV Phone North is9.
ocl5-4t
ERADFORD-S DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
~. Colorado Bldg. l4th and e.. phone Main
2525. expert investigation any cause all sections
strictly confidential lEor night service phone
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MATTRESSES MADE OVER on PREMISES.
$50; like new. Drop postal. J. J. FEENEY. 2J1
Ia. ave. NV. ocL5-.t
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE
from yO-T old worn carpets Drop postal OF
phone Main iZ5. WASHINGTON RUG co.
Factory. s3i 9Th st. uw.
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DENTISTRY.

CUT RATE DENTISTRY SPECIAL 50 SET OF
teeth $50 S gold crowns. s.: s. 80 Killings, yge
bridge work extracting free. ARMY \ NAVY
Entrance e39 f ct. Phone NJ. i32fm.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. no EXTRACTING
no pain: look feel act and last longer than
natural teeth; slrunken faces made normal: painless
filling Dr. J. j. WILSON. 1903 ST.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED. ANGORA CATS AND HARTZ
tsuarles. Mexican double veiinv-nUac Far
r1ts Dogs Augora and Maltese Cats Pigeons. fancy
Poultry. tucuhatCrs. G0ldnsles Mice. Rats. and tan
Bulbs SCHMIDs BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81 NV.
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Kansas City, No. Oct. sc. NJ Boyn-
ton manager for the Santa Fe system
OF elevators in half a dozen cities, was
asked by Interstate Commerce Com
misioner Lane to-day what the differ
ence was between free elevator systems
and rebates.
None. whatever. so far rs I can see. "
was the reply. Both concessions are
made to increase tonnage"
Turning 60 the official sten0grapher
Commissioner Lane said. Il think this
matter Of free elevator service by rail-
roads should be referred to the district
attorney.
The inference was drawn from the Com
~ -ioner's remark that criminal prosecu-
v1 might follow
Hearing Adjourned.
The two hearings by the Interstate Com
merce Commission was concluded late
this afternoon The Commission did not
end it's labors because of lack OF Wit
nesses. but for the reason that il is due
in Omaha tomorrow. II is possible that
another hearing may he held here later
Next TO the testimony of Mr. B0ynton.
that the free elevator service furnished
by the railroads was practically the same
as the paying of rebates. that of r. W,
Shields. elevator agent for the Chicago.
Milwaukee and ST Paul Railroad and ae-
tive manager OF the Slmonds-Shields
Grain Company. was considered the most
important of any introduced at the hear
ing Mr.. Shields stated that it is AID
vantageous TO the grain business for
tho railroads TO continue 10 operate Gle
vat0rs and that The practice is bringing
the grain traffic TO complete domination
by the railroads
incidentally. Mr. Shields testified that
he is an inside" dealer ia the grain
business Shields is q partner in the
grain firm of Simouds K Shields. He ad-
mitted he helped 90 make the T. cent
Atlantic seaboard corn rate of last fail,
and that. by his advance information. he
was enabled ia purchase for export more
than 100000 bushels OF corn. aud sell
ON contract over 3.500.0ll bushels before
the y cent sedboard rate was made
public
Has Inside Information.
Mr.. Shields also admitted that he had
been consulted by Vice President J. H.
HiIand, in charge of the traffic depart
ment of the ST. Paul road. about grain
rate making, and that he took advantage
or his advance information in each case.
j.. r. BealL whose grain house buys
ana sells grain raised in Kansas, Ne
brashu. Oklahoma, and Missouri. without
discrimination. cannot sell grain in Kan
Sas CITY, because the millers are ar
members of the Kansas City Board OF
Trade. and the rules of exchange forbid.
ha says. Beau is manager of the Ma
tional Grain and Elevator COMPANY The
witness named section IL. page III OF The
bylaws ana constitution of the Grain EN-
change for authority for his statements
lie slid the millers told him they feared
expulsion from The exchange If they were
caught dealing with outsiders
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE CENTRAL
Is located apartment 90 lio5 18Th So. NV .
rooms. bath. Sc. beat furnished. so per month.
1911 NORTH CAPITOL SIS ROOMS AND
BATH all mod. imu-- $40 ~ leth - It,, 8
rooms and bath aH med nup- li7-5J- ARIHI X
CAKk 1898 a. 80 ue.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
iumhis holding Probate Cont No 1884, Al
miustrafi0u 1his Is % Fiy- notice that me SAB.
-crit-r II the Di~ttict 0t Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court st the District ~ Columbia
letters ~ administration the estate of Asa J..
Hazelt0n late of the District q Columbia deceased
All persons having claims aRiust the decreased are
hereby warned 90 exhibit the same. with tae ygu.i-
thereof legally authenticated. % Tie SUBSCRIBE
uu or before she 10th DAY az OCTOBER 4. ID.
le5- otherwise thes mas uy laU be- gNriuded frglG
al bensHt q said estate G4ylu uuder uy laEd tbs
18TH dst ~ October 1906 ANNA = H8LELrUN.
I2i5 efH 81 NV Attest iSeaLf JAMES TANNER
Register ~ Wills f0r thr DvtriC. of to'uta, t!si
az the Probate Court. vs.. H. oHuLEN. Aitourt.
arI- q
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-RARGAIN VI ST. WEST WASH
Instou 50 g. front east Union station SIS per &c.
FOR LEASE-lo-0 wears. valuable frontage oii
Rosslyn Branch IA. x. r.. extending back 60 trolley
Ry, well located for factories. Apply 90 ROBERT
A. PHILLIPS. 1910 II 81 NV uCl2-tf
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FURNITURE WANTED,

WANT TO BUY ALL KINDS OF FTRNtTtfRF
IRON one piece 70 contents Of houses as well a.
once ara store nxturcs pianos. organs &c for out
I'g"h HFm. who VIII PAY liberal prices to get the
Phone f. @iv. orli slt
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pes Stoves, brlc-a-b rac, and all kinds Of horse-
hold goods BAlMS FURNITTRE SHIP I5th
lnu I LLA Ehona y I8Ll Eorlnnrlr nih and nj
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-sEOOM AND FAITH APARTMENT
m The Folgcr. iii 2d st. ST.. Owner OF premises
sdulis only oe-5-tt
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NINE MARTHA, NEW YORKs WONDERFUL
Falmist and card reader. Full life reading SOC.
Luck given and advice on marriages aud love
Affairs. NINE. MARTHA. 900 H st.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MANTED-To EUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
Nhelt seiLuE. Why not drop postal 10 an old re-
or phone Main 1915 ocI2-s0t
WANTED-CASH PAID FUE FURNITURE. CAR
pets ONO and store fixtures Of all kinds. FHrni-
sl2 Pa ave. nv. Phone Main 1881
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lanlbs holding Probate Cont so. I3e51. Ad-
ministrati0u 1ni- Is 90 give notice tl1t me e1i-
saIber, Of the District of Columbia. bias obtained
from tue frnbAtC Cont Oi tho District ~ columbia
letters 81 administration g. T. a. 0u me estate ~
David r. Shdrretts late ~ Use District % Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims asa-u~. Use de-
ceased are hereby warned a. EXHIBIT the same. vlth
the vouchers thereof. legally atSeutlratrd to Che
BER, A. u. 1907 otherwise thes may D. laU br ~
cluded from all benefit uf said estate. Given under
ms hand this 18th dsy 90 October 1885. - T.
THOMAS ASP - II. uu. Attest seal janis
TANNER Register q Wills for tta District n Co
hmhia CLERK u the ITObatg Court > .. THOMAS.
Attorney oclt,1t.aL
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Schools qn0 Colleses
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
EMERSON INSTITUTE E sSSS ssE Hs sS0


I College Preparatory School. Eish Primary Dvrar'-
nlent SPECIAL Department Preparatory Tor ms
Auny and Navy. filtg-Gfth consecutive session BE-
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-YoU can RENT a HIGH-GRADE
piano from fer s. and Up per l-oEth; 20 up
rights 20 select from, al in peTft e {, ndiion. r.
y, SMITH PIANO CO, I25 II. A. uclsu
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COLLECTORS,

we DO GENERAL COLLECTING. LOCAL AND
foreign. u1 charge uligse sICUlssfTi- ihuHe ai44.
THE FULLER AGENCY. ~ I-th So CABS. -
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-I6B Q ST wv s ROOMS
and baths, steam heat. 81 81
$3.50 18th 81 NV aud b1th.-..--...-... $3.50
sth ST. 5c rooms aud bath.---.-..-.------- . 81
RALPH ". LEE
Real Estate and IuslrguCr. 400 q NV
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

Now is the time To rent y0ar ro9ms. The ColuIn-
bs Renting AgcuCy Is the one agency that wili
rent them quick We devote our time exclusively o.
renting rooms and apartments furnished and ui--
furnished in an parts az Washington. Cali and see
u. SOC l3th st. uW. Ground n0or Phone ". J6gi
oc20-1t
N YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED, BRING
them 20 Gers5n Dent 4 20. 6li lth 81 NV,
the 0uly zeal estate agents renting rooms.
OcIsH
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TAILORING.

r. ASTON. III ETH ST. NE-FFNE TAILOR
made 20 order s. an. Let ne press and repair your
fall su1t-sood as new
n. LOWENSTEIN, LADIES' TAILOR,
1853 y. y. ave nw. Phone NJ 1856. Suits made
~ ofdcl. S.3 ag. Relnodelins specially.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD


ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and 4 81
'EVEKl OTHER HOUR On IRE ODD HOJk'
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOBh
SEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK.
- 20 q III. Diner, Pullman TaTi0I.
1919 a. IL BuHCJ. PaTioT. fIyC-E0ur Tram
ssaJ d. Hi. Bints auU Pullman taIlur JaT.
1uHy a M. Diner and Pullman EaTllr Gar.
D 20 D. M DIneT Pullman Eariur Gar.
-sar ~ Ia. ROYAL LIMITED AL Pullman
fslU l. M. Coaches 20 Philadelphia
-31g D. M. Dlner and luilmsn ParlCr-
tsNJ y M. CCaCnes 10 Rnliageipals.
- 80 b. ~ SieepgTS
-, a. m. SiCepers.
ATLANTIC CiiA, -, = 90, @a1. fllgj a
L.. u 90. 80. 800 d m.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR SrENOGRA-
Pliers and typCUritcB tYcerds the supply A course
at our school requires from Sd % - DAYS. nlrciai
sfforurou sessions for government employees. STENO
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. glj-3lg Colorado Bldg.
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ROOMS FOB RENT.

If YOU ARB LOOKING FOR ROOMS. COME
20 us as have lisicd 50 per cent d the vacant
rooms in this sity. no charges % ans klud. - =.
rFNTRAL RIAL ESTATE AND LOAN CO..
14g1 81 nv phone main 100. - lVl
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EXPOSE GRAIN DEALS
Santa Fe Elevator Manager
Makes Admissions.
IT MAY MEAN PROSECUTIONS

Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Lane Asks for Information Re
lgarding Free Elevator Systems.
MiIIers Discriminate Against In
dependent buyers, II II Charged
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

PHILIP LEDERER. i2u il ST Ne. PHONE
East 1885. Satisfactory work guaranteed Uur
wagon calls for ana delivers work All over the city,
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HOUSES WANTED.

IF NOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR FUR
wItH Grace Al THOMAS Corc1nn Bldg
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OSTE0PATHY.
DRS. MALCOM & BUSH.

GRADUATES OF STILL COLLEGE.
Phone Main lu9 C0mmGC8l National Banh Bldg
l4tl ald a. SIS. uH.
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HATS

BRODT'S HATS
are better than ever. SO IIth 81 Branch. Sc 9Th
st. Repairing seat.y done.
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'EYERY HOUR on the NOUN"

l.s 7AaSs S.ijt lJ-VJ y IN
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
Meek days o. a.. 20 p nj
To BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN SERVICE.
Week days, III. 5dD 80. 10. - 500 So
800 3d. 1901. 20 a. H., l. noon, EI5. l,J5
$50 $500. 4uU, 4-i5. 50J 5U5 3.3J 6aJ ~
1V 500 ~, los n.59 Il 81 p N.
A. m. 100 Is. 500 $50 5ae, 80 63j. s.0g
1890. eg5 u-U. u-35 p ~
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. .us0 a. n.
CiNSINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
'lV.55 q. m, Us p m, 'I2.t5 nlgnt.
PlIISbU RGs NV q. N. -sIg p. N. sUI1
CLrN ELAND. 'g:iOpm.: COLUMBUS SO pm.
NHEELING. 1870 a. III, go D. u.
MlNGhESl Ri, : 50 a. M, It1J5, i5U0 D. M.
ANNAPOLIS, WtCk days. oUu a. M. las uOCn
Asa =. ~, $40 y. u sundays. ID H. m. and
Il ltAI anu ELhTON. -isJ5 D. "a
FREDERICK. Is.5. sJl5. sUb. IllD0 a. m
Sl.i5. f4gB, 73~u y. m.
BOYD and way points IS -. Ss.i5 a, IN, . Is
f5su. 90. sl0IU iusJ D.
GAlThLBSitJ az and way points -. ss.l5 q.
n, tl25e, l.l9, i5@0, '2-1 IJ1J. b-9. S -
gIu.lj fits0 =. u.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION ana way points
Is IS. s9;ls o. a.. 81 rs. 500. f5lg D. IN
Daily fENcrpJ sunday. ssuudsy only.
Reservations - sleeping on laIior Or space,
rates OF Idlt. &c. VIII He quickly FURNISHED Isl
TELEPHONE al all az the following IickCt Offices.
az q Il. NV, Telephone. main 1881, as Penn
s,Iyauia ave. Telephone. main Z.S station. New
Jersey ave and Z st.-Hckst Ofice, Telephone
east So Information Bureau. Cgat ~
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san YOUR I'D. IN THE HERALD
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GENERAL DANCES WITH COOK.
Philadelphia Social Leader Gives
Conventional Friends shock.

Philadelphia. Dec. 25.-Gen. Edward De
Y. Morreu. who has. upon many oc-
casious, led the cotillion at Philadelphia's
exclusive assemblies. danced with his
cook to-day in an old fashioned Vir-
ginia reel during a Christmas ball given
in the coae' house on the Morrell estate
at San Jos,-l
It is the former COngressman's yearly
custom 20 give a dance az Christmas in
good O . style with all conventionaliti =
thrown iFe the wine Gen. M9rrelI's
frictds usually are iu-erested spec ators.
aus last year Miss Emily Hare one OF the
seasons prettiest debutantes. was his part
ner in the reel This year. however. the
general. with grateful recoIIections Of
many fine dinner. insisted that Mrs.
Bridget O'Coun0T, his cook, De mis- part
ner.
Mrs. O'C0nnor blushingly took her
place beside the general who. at the
conclusion, gracefully assured her It had
never been his good fortune to have q
better partner for "a dance.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
MRS. BLAINE JOINS FAMILY
Divorce Succeeds in Effort to Spend
Christmas Here.
Denies Reports that She Contem-
plates Marrying New Yorker
SOOn-Met by Parents.

With the denial that she was to re-
marry soon. and having Travelled more
than half way across the continent to
take dinner with her parents. Mrs. Mar
tha Hichborn Blaine arrived in Wash
ington last night, after securing a divorce
from her husband, James C. Blaine. jr..
at YanktOn. 5. Oak. To enable her 10
catch train TO get here in time for the
family reunion, Judge Smith held an
evening session Of court.
Mrs. Blaine was met at the station by
her parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Hichborn, and several friends. She ar
rived shortly after o'clock. The mother,
father, and daughter were driven in q
carriage direct to the family home at 1757
y street A Christmas dinner was IN
readiness at the Hiehborn home. Il had
been planned while the daughter sped
across the country looking forward to
the arrival at home. The court had been
kind enough to hurry the divorce hearing,
and Mrs Blaine's wish-to be home on
Christmas-was realized last night
Mrs. Blaine said that there was no truth
In the stories which had been circulated
in Washington recently to the effect that
she was 10 marry New York man Other
members OF the HichbOTn family also de-
MED the marriage statement.
Just how long Mrs. Blaine will remain
at her home is not known. It is said that
she viii probably spend the winter here
and go abroad in the spring