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FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
To Close am Estate,

o NI0S@ am Estate.
Very Desirable Corner Property,
improved by 2 frame dwellings,
Nos. sly and $40 R. l. ave. north
west, under rental of $4,000 per
month.
On FRIDAY, SECOND NOVEMBER 1905, AT
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM. 1 will sell
by public auction in front OF the premises. lot 9
in Thom's subdivision of square south Of square
4I5. having n frontage of 1850 1t. on r. l. ave.
by 81. IT. on 9th street to alley, being very
desirable corner and presenting chance for
investment.
Terms made known at time Of sala; 5000 de-
pOsit. Terms to be complied with in Is days, All
conveyancing, etc. at purchasers cost
JULIUS A. MAEDEI., Attorney
c26d&dS, eSu Columbian building
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THOS. J. OWEN son. AUCrS., sI3 ST. Nv.

81 business b., Sale as whole or sepsraieiI
TRUSTEES. SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED ONE
TATE IN The ooGNrT OF W2 VA iaH 81
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. recorded
request of the holder and owner of the note
supreme cear Of the District Of caIa%o,s r sns
SSSS s
and ie and S DESCRIBED be- a.
division of William Hickey's heirs of land called
"Greenvale." as the same is recorded 10 the office
southeas, corner Of lot numbered twelve l2, and
south sixty three iSs) degrees west eighty
north and 2s des1s:. '' sess
ene-haf sesl0 degrees east eighty !sol perehes to
a deed Of trust Of s.. 600. secured on the entire
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in equa,
IN ha s in and Two years with
SEMI secured By deed of trust und
e sf' two nu ans asa
dollars will be required: all conveyancing re-
cordng. etc, at cost OF purchaser. Terms Of sale
must be complied with in twenty days from day OF
sale. otherwise the trustees the right to re-
sell the property At the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser after five days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published in the
Wv u Z. 81 otlSroN JAMES. Trustee.
4l6 9Th st. NV.
CHARLES BENDHEIM Trustee
ocl0-dNds.eSu 4l6 Louisiana NV.
ZION ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER THE
above sale is postponed until THURSDAY OCTO-
Der TWENTY-FIFTH, 1906. at same time and
place. c. CLINTON JAMES.
CHARLES BENDHE1M
ocZZ-d&ds Trustees
ZION ACCOUNT OF THE RECENT RAINS
the above sale Is further postponed until MON
DAY. OCTOBER TWENTY NINTH 1906, same
hour and place By order Of the trustees.
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cHANCERI SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NV. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON DIs.
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA
by virtue OF decree passed ny the Supreme
Sourt OF the District of Columbia the "a ,ay Of
January. 1913, In equity No. 235O7 Nh rein
Henry q. Bergling and William John RerxIinp are
compl inants and Eleanor Note aud Louise Nolts
are defendants, the undersigned trustees will offer
Tor sale In front of the premises on TUESDAY
NoIEMBER SIXTH, 1905. AT FoUR-THIRTY
" CLoCk PM, the following described piece and
parcel OF land and premises situate and living In
the city or Washington. District OF Columria to
Wit: The northern part of lot numbered twenty six
t26) In Naylor and Rothwells recorded sudI .ision
OF square numbered four hundred and twenty ave
t423). and being contained within the met,s and
bounds following Beginning for the the
south along the line OF Seventh street twenty
three i23) feet and six 81 inches thence
hundred t1o0l feet the public alley: thence
north twenty three t23b feet and six t6) inches,
and thence east TO said street and place e begin
ming. known as number ll34 eth street NV.
Terms OF sale prescribed by decree: One third
OF the purchase money cash. and the balance in
equal installments in and years from the
day or sale. the purchaser purchasers 10 give
his or their promissory notes for the credit :av-
ments bearing interest at the rate OF six per
tum per annum. payable semi annually. and secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold all cash.
at the purchasers option two hundred and fifty
dollars S23O) to be paid down the property
when sold: conreyancing at the purchasers cost.
III the terms OF sale not complied with al Ateen
right to resell the risk and OF the default
Ing purchaser after five 80 days previous notice
in some newspaper published in Washington. y. u.
JOHN L. CASSIN, Trustee.
1891 F At NV.
PERCIvAL II. MARSHALL Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FOR sALE-AT AUCTION. ON SAUL PLACE
Noon, MONDAY NEXT, ii Cows. / Milk
Wagon and a 25-gallon Route with gvod will
OF business sale as q whole separately.
oc26-St NJ W. wHITCJMB
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Fph SALE - GREAT SACRIFICE; GAN BE
Cougnt Sl,ooo under value; fine location in
Seorset9wn; rooms, bath and Cry cellar; owner
H H1S,r business me- away Keys with HENRY w. OF.
Neii' o-u anu n su. oc0-0
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1.t1l + St. Il. Y.
PERCIvAL H. MARSHALL Trustee.
oc2G-d&dseSu 4l6 9Th II NV,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. AUCrIoNEERS.
Auction Sale of Unredeemed Pledges.
By order OF +. Warren Johnson manager Of the
Washington Loan Office. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER
FIRST. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. I Will sell, &C
the above loan office, 1924 Pa. NV, large
collection OF goods upon which the interest is due
one year more, consisting In part OF watches OK
all kinds. rings chains. diamonds and other pre-.
cious stones. Ticket holders. please take notice.
oc26-6tsIl F. WARREN JOHNSON, Manager.
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THOS. J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers.
oc12-then oc26 dads eSu
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FOR SAI.E-JUST OFF IOWA CIRCIE-SPIEN-
did 3-Story brick residence; 10 rooms; attractive
bath; HOT-WATER HEAT; kitchen on main
floor; excellent condition; trust, 81 500; 81 800
cash will buy.
wILlGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. COB & COS 18th.
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oc22-d&ds

UoN ACCOUNT OF THE RECENT RAINS
the above sale is further postponed until MON
DAY. OCTOBER TWENTY NINTH. 1906 same
hour and place. By order Of the trustees.
-d&ds
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CHARLES BENDHEiM. Trustee
oc10-dSds. eSu 47S Louisiana ave NV

ZION ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER THE
above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY OCTO-
Der TWENTY-FIFTH. 1906. at time and
place. c. CLINTON JAMES.
CHARLES BENDHE1M
OcZZ-dGdS
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FOR SALE C0LORED HOME BUYERS
chance; hrand-new, up-to-date, bay window
houses, painters, decorators In them, but open
Sunday. All cordially welcome 9th and Fair
mont, on corner fronting Howard University.
Oc24-3t.
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FOR SAL.E-EASr CAPITOL ST; FINE NEW
brick hoHne, with brown-stone trimmings; large
rooms; parlor, reception hall. dining room and
kitchen on first floor; splendid sleeping
and bath on 2d floor: HOT-WATER HEAT;
large yard; 2-slory back porch; price, $3.50;
trust, $1,000; only lT50 cash needed to buy.
WILI1GE, GIBBS & DANIEL. COB & eos 18th.
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FOR SALE-DoNT PASS THIS BY: A NEAT,
attractive home on st. NV, near two
lines; brick, large porch. front. and side
yards; rooms, bath and cellar; at less than
$500, on very easy terms. This is bargain.
A. T. FOX COMPANY. Established 1915
THE REALTY CORNER" l4th at New York ave
oc24-3t
FOR SALE-I RENT AND SELL HOUSES. IN
sure property against fire and negotiate loans.
Give me trial and you will be pleased with
results. !. f. SHOEMAKER. Room Ii2. Colo
RADIO bldg oc23-tf
FOR SALE-oNLY $3.50. NEW HOME ON IRv
ing formerly Kenesaw) ST., Columbia Heights
20 feet front. facing south: has 9 rooms and
splendid tiled bath, porcelain tub, washstand
medicine closet and mirror. closets large and
roomy through house; rooms to each floor; hne
dry cellar: furnace; oak mantels; hardwood In
terror: best house for the price on Columbia
Heights" Only $3.50. Terms $500 cash; bal
snee SIS monthly. If YOU SEE YOU BUY,
Let Us show you this rare bargain.
ROLAND G. BOOTH,
Real Estate Sales Agent.
SIM, 100 sth 81. NV. "Ouray building"
fnone NJ 1850 ocl9-l5t
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ppOUE a mn, e,>- :. COMMITTEES.
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UTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1906. COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN. in front of the respective premises
HENRY f. WOODARD Trustee.
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HENRY F. WOODARD Trustee
oc6-d&dbs.e Su 18th and F streets northwest.

UTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the inclenent weather until SATURDAY.
OCTOBER TWENTY SEVENTH. 1906 commencing
at the hour. in front Of the respective prem
Uses. HENRY f. WOODARD. Trustee
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FOR sAIE-YOUR IDEAL cory NEW HOME IN

FOR SAIE-YOUR IDEAL COY NEW HOME IN
the right location; pretty rooms, reception hall
tiled BATH cellar. laundry. hot water heat large
yard. back porch; Colonial in design with large
front porch handsome hardwood gas fixtures
decorations and oiled floors throughout. Only
~ squares from Dupont Circle and west Of
Conn. ave, wide street.
No. 2l26 n St NV.
Priced low and easy terms IL desired In
spection by engagement only. Call, phone or
write This is exceptional home in every
particular. Let US show you this perfect dwell
Ing.
A. +. FOX COMPANY. Established 1876.
THE REALTY CORNER" 18th at New York ave
oc2i-3t
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FOR SALE-FlNEST $4,000 HOUSE EVER
built-2 stories and cellar; q and bath; fur
mace heat; Kitchen on main floor; large yard;
near 18th and Md. ave. ne. about $500 cash
VIII buy; balance very easy terms.
WlLLlGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. COS & COS 18th.
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FOR SALE-MUST BE SOLD-A BARGAIN AT
50 t50 3-story brick rooms, 2. baths; 81 feet
wide; substantially built. Located 18th st.
Just south of ). Keys with
L
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-27

Margaret Fuller ossoll. who before
her marriage spent much OF her time
In Concord. Mass. enjoyed the friend
ship OF such men as Emerson and Haw-
tborne. who hsd high REGARD for her.
but she was unable TO convert all OF
her acquaintance into friends.
Old DIR. Bartlett OF that town. al
though a very kind old gentleman. was
a little blunt In speech. and took a
strong dislike 10 her. One very dark
and stormy night the doctor was awak-
cned by a very loud knocking at his
door. and. getting out OF bed. he called
from the window TO know what was
wanted.
Doctor said voice below, 'how
much camphor can any one take by
and not kill tbemf"
who's taken III" inquired the doc
tor
Margaret Fuller" was the reply.
"A peck," Numbered the doctor.
the window and returning to
bed.-Boston Herald.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-27
BILLY GETS ADVICE
>~~@~~~~~~

81 LILY cHEPSTOW said the
JS other day il was his belief that
the youth OF twenty or thirty
years ago wee not favored with the
wise advice OF their seniors. Billy has
suffered from advice a great deal, per-
haps because his need OF II is so strik-
ingly apparent.
IL was old septimus warriman who
led the young man TO deliver himself Of
bis sarcasm. Sep saw him walking at
brisk pace In the direction OF the
Pooley front gate He was about a
mile away from II and seemed anx-
ious 10 gel there
Taking a little strollf" Inquired
sepfinus AS Billy overlook him -slow
up little and I'll walk with you"
I'm In a hurry. Mr.. Wsrriman."
said Billy.
She'll probably be able TO walt"
said the old man Girls are differ
ent-"
Il don't understand you" said Billy.
MY boy. my boy" demonstrated Sep
timus. the package that is bullying
your overcoat pocket is tied with a cord
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-27
GROWING YOUNG AGAIN.

Wa o5 when she Realised Its Loss>
but she ReEHized Her Figure.
AT 40 she had lost her trim, fine fE-
ure- At 80 she was really old At 90
she was fat. pudgy. misshspen. wrin-
killed. At 60 she was still more So.
while her appetite had become inor-
dinate. yet she had always prided her
self on being .temperate-neyer drank
a drop" But at this age she began to
look into physical culture, and, being
a woman of good mind. was not long
In discovering that for thirty years at
least she had been eating vastly too
much. exercising too little, and breath
ing in the contracted fashion common
TO the average person of either sex
She began to gradually reduce her
diet. after a while dispensed with cof-
fee. but never quite gave up tea was
much out OF doors, learned to breathe
deeply, and became a devotee OF physi-
cal exercise. At 70 she was once more
trim in form and figure without laclng,
for she dresses loosely. so that her
sides may act like bellows when she
takes deep breathing. and walks With.
a light. elastic step The wrinkles are
still there, and her hair is gray. but
thicker than before. and is no longer
falling out Her eye is as clear as a
girls. and her mind thoroughly alert.
she Is remarkable old lady, In her
friends estimation. but she SAYS there
IS nothing remarkable about 1t and
now. at so. she is earning a comforts
sble living by teaching women how to
acquire such control OF mind and body
Is TO mitigate the usual decline OF adj
RANGING years and enjoy to the utmost
I'D age.-Good Housekeeping.
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fricnd. hsppily. for Nan was happy
eten " she nas Tired. she was help.
lnx bernard aud that was Joy IN IL.
s<if. - she sung as she hurried about
her many duties.
-oh. We can't afford msidi- she
told her mother. who worried over
Mans paicness and thlnne-3 The ex.
srrlss docs me good,~
Nan looks nne these dsrx.- supple.
nenr.d pr. wlliiss lie sat fankci by
newspapers and magazines. Idly brush.
ing with a white. weil.krpt finger the
ash from hIs cigar. II fell upon the
rug for bis busy wife to brush up later.
That was a good dinner. my dear
he added. comfortably. watching a. she
cleared the table and washed the dishes
Then there was 3 large basket OF
mendinx waiting for her. 40 the read.
Ing she wanted to do was once more
declared. Most Of her favorite maya
zines we're denied her. as Bernard had
camera publications and fishing and
hunting magazines as well a. medical
Journals 70 which he must subscribe.
and .be did not want to worry him by
suggesting her own desires When be
came home with a new $50 camera she
was pleased at his pleasure and agreed
with him that q man should have some
f.d 10 relieve his mind from the pres
sure OF business
Not that DIR. Willis was 20 rushed
With work. He would have been II his
ns.otice had not been 20 broken into By
hIs hunting and Gamers trips. Nan new.
- veut along. She said Bernard would
h.x. = better time II he did not have
h~r 10 look out for. Usually she EN-
oloyed these lonely spells In housecIean-
IN. "A bernard should not be annoyed
6v tn inconvenience Of the sospy up
bssxsl. or else she scwed- Her allow
snc~ va. too small to permit OF her
hIrlnr a trcesmaker. and NJ she had no
sewing machine II took her long time
to make things.
81 expected to economlze the first few |
years abe told her mother one day |
hen she had taken her work to the
"a tiers home to do some machine sew
inr. ~of course. we are crampcd for
~oncy and shouldn't expect Bernard
20 buy me a sowing machine nowl"
Her mother thought OF the 500 cam.
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where lac was a prominent figure and
an influential member OF the minority
during the ;urbuien; period following
the Civil War. He has been called the
Grand Old Man Of his State. aud the
sobr.qnet Il Justly his No one OF the
eighty and mere Senators on the floor
of the greatest legislative body In the
world" has during the past two weeks
attracted more attention. The visitors
In the gallery seek out his seat and
search the chamber over TO find him.
His trim. dlgnlned figure. clad nicely
IN black the rich. norld complexion.
the snow-whIte hair. the grsceful move
ments. and the polished manners OF the
cld-schooi gentleman are notes OF per
sonaiity that do not escape the most
desultory observation. He ia to every
Imagination the Senator par excel
icncc
In one peculiar way Senator whyte
feels at once at home In Washington.
IL was he who framed the remarkable
measure which set up the unique sys-
TEN OF government that obtains In the
District Of Columbia. To his wisdom
IL TO be attributed the decision that the
United States AZ the owner Of approx
mately one-half OF the property OF the
capital city. should be partner with
the people OF the city and pay one-half /.
OF the cost OF the local government
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era aud was bitterly siient II WAS not
Tor her 10 destroy her daughters real
or simulated content
Even after the baby came Nan had
no maid. Her smile was as sweet as
eser when she glanced az her husband
and he was a. laEiiy complacent and
lacking In helpfniness as al the very
nrst Isn't Nan pretty With the baby y
be wonid ssy. admlringly.
In year or 80 Bernard VIII be
better established and Il viii he easier
for ne when can have help" abe
said.
or course. Bernard could not have his
rest broken caring Tor the boy-hls
mind must BE- alert and rested for his
work. And then be bought the automo
bile. Nan was secretly dismayed. bat
she admired the car. lie said Il would
be 20 nice for her and the baby TO 10
out IN. bui she rarely went because she
had TO stay al home 10 &c, dinncr on
time or because be had no iime 10 take
her. Anyhow. she was growing too tired
to carr.
Then Nan suddenly died.
That was horribly npsetting. People
felt tears come to their eyes AZ the pa
thetic thought OF the lonely msn 10 the
desoiate home with = small. helpless
child They said his bravery was pitt
full
last year Dr. Willis married again.
His new wife was \ helpless butterfly.
who was a great social farorite. She
keeps two maids and a chauffeur and
runs large bills at the modlste's. besides
Bernard dance to her every
whlm. lie has TO work so hard to meet
expenses that now his practice Is boom
lnx. People say that evidently his sec
ond wife IL more clever at helping him
make a success than was poor Nan
But into DIR. Willis eyes has come
81 late The look OF a man who At last
has begun 10 think.--Chicago Daily |
~rwa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-27
A rassIisr Trick.

Take a piece OF writing paper about
three inches square and with lead
pencil. the point OF which has been
dipped In water. draw circle. a
square. a triangle or any other geo
metrlcal figure. Put the paper care
fully on pan OF water. letting It float
and leaving the surface dry, Carefully
drop water on the surface of the paper
until the space within the figure Is
filled. The molstened pencil lines will
keep II from flowing outside the figure.
Now place the point of pin over some
point in the figure near the edge. The
pin point must penetrate the surface
Of the water. but must not touch the
paper. At once the paper will Goat
around until the pin points directly to
the center OF the figure. See II you can
ind out why Il does this.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-27
sPEcKLsD TOBACCO.

How the Little Yellow spots Ar
Formed ON the Leaf
Little yellow specks on the wrapper
are positive indications OF cigars ex-
cellence. Choose a speckled cigar. and
you can't 80 wrong"
The speaker was a skate salesman
The tobacco salesman laughed at him..
Are you victim OF that error. tooY'
he said Listen and Ill tell you all
about those little yellow specks.
I'VE are In Cuba. In mile long rows
grow the tobacco plants In binding
sunlight Suddenly the sky is overcast.
shadow falls Then the clouds dlsap-
pear and the sun shines again upon
plants dotted here and there with I'M
mense rsindrops -raindrops peculiar to
Cuba. as large as the largest pearls
These drops become burning glasses
In the sunlight The same MS real
lenses they concentrate the suns heat.
and on the leaf beneath them the little
rpecks that you venerate arr burned
These little yellow specks indicate the
tobscco's quality no more than freckles
on mans face indicate his ability.
ITO choose cigars by their specks h
as foolish as II would be to choose
statesmen by their freckles-"- Chicago
Chronicle.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-27

THAT was a great fighting dog you
had. Uncle Jasper" remarked the tir
peddler.
YES. sah," sighed Uncle Jasper. Ter
he was de gamest dawg In sober
States"
where is he now, uncley"
-Chawed up. sab. One oh dem bull
dawgs cum along en- chawed him up
TIL 20 cudn't see enything but his tail
lynn In de dusty road. But wud 20
believe ct sab. when whistled def
tail began to wag. en- den when All
stahted home ct wriggled right behind
me, sab, en- did ebhything but bank.
OATS what All call gameness clah froo.
--Chicago News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-27

~oncc In Banbury." says writer In
the baltimore Sun. Il dined with an
English farmer. We had ham for din
ner-a most delicious ham. baked. Tho
farmers son soon finished his portion
and passed his plate again.
-'More am. father he said
'The farmer frowned. Don't say
am. son say am
81 did say am the lad protested.
in an injured tone.
~sYou said ann cried the father,
nercely. AIMS what IL should be.
Am. not am
sIn the midst OF the controversy the
farmers wife turned to me with little
deprccatory smile.
'sThey both think they're saying am 7
abe said"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-09-27
LOVES GRADUATE.

Ton cannot tell how good she H.
How gracious, and how fair,
By merely looking on her face
And all the beauty there.
You know not how her lips would speai
To others. or to you:
You only know that all she says
Is certain 10 be true.
And II she grant you through her eyes
A peep into her soul,
tbs but a slight and partial glimpse;
You never see the whole.
No. You must win her constant heart,
And keep IL In your own,
Ere you can learn that what she is
She is for one alone.
And that, my friend. you will not do;
A Providence divine
Has found and fashion'd her for me,
And she is wholly mine.
Spectator.