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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21

the science of electricity and says
there is only one man in the world
whom he %envies, namely, Mr.. Edison
at whose workshop in Orange, New
Jersey, he is a frequent visitor.
The Chicago Examiner said on the
Sunday morning following its criti-
cism of THE Road to Yesterday,
The play made an immediate and
emphatic hit. 1t is n of the best
shows that the Garrick has had in
years, and is drawing big houses
Since the great success of his play,
THE Great Divide" William Vaughn
Moody has become an important fig
ure about the theatres in New York.
Mr. Moody is a commanding person
ality and he is constantly pointed out
as the n American dramatist-au-
thor who has arrived.
Miss Ethel Jackson's present en-
gagement with james 7. Powers, who
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21

beautiful dancer; the McZarts, in a
Ierman comedy sketch; these with
,ther headline acts and a new series
Of motion pictures will make this
program one of the best seen here
this season.
At the Manhattan.
Wilton Lackaye come to the Man
haitian theartre, New York, on Thurs
lay, December 20, in his W YER
sion Of Victor Hugo's famous mas
terpiece, LES Miserables," which is
entitled 1.-The Law and the Man.
Critics in the west and south have
seen fit to praise the actors version
IL the work of the great Frenchman
and w. l.. Hubbard, of the Chicago
Tribune" says: "Mr. Lackaye has
done his work as a dramatist with
reverence, skill and respect and lovers
of Hugo will enjoy seeing the great
character In real life. Those who
have never read the ejic-making novel
of the revolnfionists can follow the
story of the tragedy of the Christ
A"|n All
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
New Jersey Central
seheauIs i Ensel November Is. leoe.


I'm Effect Oct. II, 1867
TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMBOY.
For New York, Newark, and Elizabeth a,
G:33, 7:17. x7;45, 1858 $3.50, 9:11. 1854. 1l:l4'
am, 10 :0s. 1:1e. s:22. 4:44, sos. e:s1. 7:45,
S:03, 1857. sell 100 pm Sundays, s:37 a.
For Philadeiphia and Trenton via Bound
Brook, 7;17. MASS, Oil, 11:il am, x12:0s,
1910; xs:22 pm. Sundays. 1887 am, $50.
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove, etc, 5:O7,
500 am. 1922, Gas Saturday only, 2:e5,
SOL, 7:19 pm, 1919 night. Sundays ex-
cept Ocean Grove) 4:55. 1853 Am, 4:54, 1898
For Freehold, 5:O7. 6:53, 800 am, 1879.
SOL. 6:55 pm. Sundays. 1858 a. M, 4:54,
1923 pm.
Additional trains for Red Bank. $3.50 am,
Sol, 6:SS, 6:55, $40 pm. Sundays, 1921 Am
For South Amboy, 5:07, 6:53. 6:55, 7:11,
$50 pm; 1922, 1913, 2;O5. SOL, 6:03, $3.50,
6;55, 1913, $40 pm, 12:4S night. Sundays,
4.5e, s:2l, 1858 a-m., ASA, s:23 pm.
TRAINS FOR PERTH AMBOY.
Leave New York, 400: $3.50. 6:15, s:30,
s:SS. 1000, 1880 am, G2:4O Saturday
only). 1870, 200. a:4o. 4:l5, 5:15. 5:ss. e:I5,
G:30, S;45. 1901 pm. Sundays, 400, $3.50,
500 am, 400, $50 pm.
Leave Elizabeth, 4;05, 6:22. SAP, 1901.
1856. 1923 am, 1:l0, 2:05. 1853. ABB, 5:52,
$40. 6:52, e:57, s;4s, 1855 pm. Sundays,
s;2s, 9:2o am, 4:o2, s:S7 pm.
Leave Newark, 6:12, S:35, 9:42, 1880 am,
1870. $685. 4:25. $685., 6:l3, SEAS, 1850 pm
Sundays, 1925. 9:05 am. 3;55, $40 pm.
Through tickets to all points at lowest
rates may be had on application in advance
of the ticket agent at the station.
xExcept Trenton.
Knew York only.
saturdays only.
''New York and Elizabeth only.
W. G. BEsLER,
Vice Pres. & General Manager.
w, c. HOPE, General Passenger Agent.
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SCHOOL NO. Z.


- - eOChhB - - NHA ~
Song, Clap, Clap the Hands.
Recitation, Santa's Mistake, Thel-
Recitation, A Superstition, Gener
Jensen.
Song, Christmas Bells.
Finger Game for Christmas.
Recitation, Waiting up for Santa.
Recitation, Buying Presents,
Charles Stevens.
Song, Once a Little Baby Lay.
Exercise, Coming of Santa. ten
children from DON @.
Joyful Christmas, Madeline Rud-
ders.
Song, Old Santa Claus.
Recitation, Santa Claus Post
Office, Arthur Brose.
Song, Dolly's Rock-a-bye, nine
girls.
Recitation, Riding with Santa, Jack
Ramsay.
Song, Santa Claus is Coming.
Exercise, Twentieth Century
Christmas Tree.
Fifth Grades.
Song, Merry Christmas has Come.
Recitation, A Note to Santa Claus
Florence Alling.
Recitation, DEFENDERS Gift, Rich
ard Pickersgill.
Song, Bare Little Feet.
Recitation, Christmas in other
Lands, six pupils.
Song, Sweet Story of Old.
Recitation Jes' fore Christmas,
Richard Henderson.
Recitation, Christmas Secrets,
Maurice Bruck.
Song, The Christmas Trees.
Recitation, The Christmas Tree,
Laura Clark.
Recitation. Grandma's Mistake,
Mathilda Olsen.
Recitation, A Wise Precaution,
Anna Parkstrum.
Song, | think | hear the Sleigh
bells ringing.
End Gradc-Miss Kingsberry and
Miss Shultz.
Song, Welcome, school.
Recitation, The Birth, Gertrude
Cheshire.
Recitation, A Christmas Hymn,
Anna Sorensen.
Recitation, To Every Boy and Girl,
May Johnson.
Song, seven boys.
Recitation, Waiting for Santa
ClduS, huIuS hlelHHduS.
Recitation, Come and Hang the
Children's Stockings, Gertrude Smith
Song, Who is it Comes on Christ
mas Eve, school.
Recitation, Waiting for Santa
Claus, Royce Harrington, Dora Blood
good.
Recitation, Buying Presents, James
Wight.
Doll Song, seven girls.
Recitation, Recipe for Christmas
Cheer, Roger Peterson.
Recitation, Santa's Mistake, Harr!
Bebout.
Song, We're Waiting Santa, school
Recitation, Merry Christmas, Myr- |
tie Walker.
Recitation, A Christmas Problem,
Louise Crowell.
Song, Jingle Bells, school.
Recitation, by Andrew Mikkleson
Song, Santa Claus is Coming Girls,
Dialogue, twenty-five boys and
girls.
Song, Jack Frost, school.
Christmas tree.
Grade 6-Miss Anderson's Glass.
Merry Christmas Bells, by sever |
girls, Lenore Henderson, Thorf
Alma Miller, Elina Brog. !
ger, Agnes Henderson, Dorothy Han
sen, Florence Stills.
Teddy's Christmas Gift, Thora
Johnasen. |
A Secret with Santa Claus, Flor
ence Sills. |
How does Santa Do 1t, John Ty- |
Santa Claus, Dennis Byrnes.
Six Candles, by six girls, Lenore
Henderson, Dorothy Hanson, Clemen- |
tine Smith, Marie Brown, Violet Car. !
Dor, Alma Brogger.
Christmas Carol, Clementine
Smith.
Old Santa Claus, William Therkel
son.
Weary of Toyland, Harry Arm.
strong
-
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Continued from Page 20.)
Recitation, An Oversight, Mary
Lamp.
Song, Jerusalem, the Golden, class.
i Recitation. Therkild Samsoe.
Recitation, The Little Lord Jesus.
Flora Wvethrich.
Recitation. How Does Santa Claus
Do It? Liddie Gardner.
Song, Come Back Old Santa, class.
Recitation. Christmas Morning,
Margaret Dinesen.
Recitation, Andrew Jensen.
About this time Santa Claus will
visit the school and probably have a
good deal to say and do. The class
will sing Goodbye Santa"
At the conclusion If the program
the pupils will try their luck at fish
ing for-whatever they can get on
the hook. The DON has been dec
GRATED for the occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
PUBLIC SERVICE TIME TABLE

Effective jar. e, 1905.
Cars leave Railway junction for Rah.
way R~eformatory every 80 minutes from
5,10 am. until IL 40 pm
Cars leave Railway Junction for Wood
bridge Creek every hour from 10 Am
until IL 10 pm. connecting with New
Brunswick cars Is after the hour. o 10 p.
m from Railway Junction last car that
makes councillors for New Brunswick.
Cars leaving New Brunswick at s :4s
am. and every hour until S:45 pm. con
meet with car for Sewaren, Woodbridge
Railway and Westfield.
Cars leaving Perth Amboy ferry at 5 :57
ain. and every hour until 9 :57 pm, then
10 AZ pm. and II :42 pm. connect for Sc.
warren, woodbridge. Railway and West
field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
CHRISTMAS IN
THE SCHOOLS.

lcontInued from Pace 2O.l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
PERTH AMBOY POSTOFFICR
SCHEDULE.
Taking Eject Oct. is, 1899.
NAILS ARRIVE DAILl

NAILS ARRIVE DALI.
N. T., Western and Southern. 100 Am
Rahway-Woodbrldge ....... 1850 am
Fords and Keasbey .......... 500 Am
South Jersey Way .......... $50 a.Ili
New York and Northern Way. $50 Am
Railway, direct ............ 10 90 m.
South Jersey Way .......... 1850 pm
Woodbridge, direct ......... 1870 pm
New New York York and and Nortbsrn Way way. s s.$S pm D.m
New York. Brooklyn. Pennsyl-
ro Sss's ana Az ks sss:s Jersey =: &c D !
SUNDAY MAIL.
An r0'ni NAILS CLOSE DAILY. Pm
Railway and Woodbridge -. lis am
New York. direct .......... 1880 am
New York & Northern Way. 300 am
South Jersey Way ........... 800 am
lords and keasbey .....:;.. $50 am
Jersey and Eastern States. $50 am
Kew York g. Northern Way. 1890 m.
souiS Jersey way :.....:.... zoo pm
S South fS Jersey s9d Way Msysh ::n. way: t::ssSS pm
Halfway and Woodbridge .......4.1s pm
Philadelphia, Camden, James
burg. Cranbury. Hightstowu 800 pm
i'ords and Keasbey .......s. z.oe pm
~ SUNDAYS. ''O' p"
~ ofFIcE HOURS. Nv p"
m. closes $50 pm.
Registry Department opens 1890 ana.
closes 100 pm.
Carriers, Window open Eveninss-s.st
sundays--s:O 90 am. to TO- 90 ana.
1880 pm. daily.
sundays-Opens 900 ana. closes TO-. oc
am.
Public Corridor open until 300 DIN.
GEORGE H. TICM,
Postmaster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
Electrical Lamp Temperature.

The temperature of the electrical
incandescent lamp has been deter
mined by the French physicist Janet.
of the Paris Academy OF Scienses. To
preserve the heat OF the lamp was 4
matter of great difficulty. since the
filament is separated from the atmos-
phere by a vacuum. Janet has de-
termined from Investigations made
from four different lamps that tha
hlaments attain a tempeIature var
ing from 1919 degrees 1870
grees temperature cenfie<@He.
II Is 60 zzAle that -
radiat1dI'
Fhs HhFIaz &s.zz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-21
81, SO, IS and 81 Market st.
Opposite Courthouse. Newark, Nj.

is appearing In "The Blue Moon at
the Casino. is the second that she has
had with the comedian. When The
Runaway Girl" was presented at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre by AugustinN
Daily. Miss Jackson was the Winifred
Gray.
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS
The Herald Want Ad Page is dis
played daily On Herald Bulletin
Boards in the following prominent
locations:
NORTHWEST

NORTHWEST
W A. McNulty, 800 lith St NV. Cigars. to-
baccos, newspapers and periodicals.
Paul Pearson's Drug Store, 18th and stS Nv.
A. 7. Pride, the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
2 sts nv.
Charles ]. Allen. 1857 NJ St NV Cigars. tobao-
COS. newspapers. periodicals, and pool.
Lloyd Gross. 2l53 Pa. ave. Nv. Cigars. magazines.
and stationery. Pool parlor
A. Goldman IA "a st. nv. Pipes tobaccos, and
stationery.
Stoves smoke shop sd and P SITS. nv. Cigars.
magazines. and newspapers Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors, 1913 Wisconsin
ave NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy, sd and H sts NV. Use DAVIS
drugs
Pagan Bros. 1904 Pa. ave. NV. Cigars, tobaocOs,
magazine. fishing tackle, and pool.
Kings Drug Store. Vermont ave. and l st. NV.
Tsbard Inn Library
C. H Graham. 1850 sd st. Newspapers, maya
zines, stationery, toys. &c.
Halls star Cigar Stores. $50 llth st. NV. ana
60S Pa ave nv.
J. NJ. Paxton. 1886 Iith St Cigars. tobaccos,
newspapers. periodicals, &C.
Georgetown Book Exchange. 300 NJ st. NV. Vic
tor and Edison talking machines and supplies.
Paul Pearsons Pharmacies, 18th st. and Fla
NV. and n j ave. and 81 nv.
W. L. Grifs, 2l35 Pa. ave. route and distributing
agent for Washin {ton Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey sW. CO. sd and N sts. Subscrip-
tons for Herald received at l06 jefferson ave NV.
Bhlup Watts, W La ave, Nv. tlaaTss t0DaccOS,
newspapers, sc
Cheakalos & Cocos. 500 d st. NV and sol La. ave
Fruits. confectionery. cigars newspapers, SC
J. NJ Watson & Bro 100 II st. nv. Cigars
t0baccos, newspapers, magazines
Mattern's City Hall Cigar Store. opposite City
Hall. Legal blanks
sngletn's Pharmacy, cor. 10Th and SITS. nv.
Everything in drugs, newspapers. and periodicals.
f. p Hays. Sc. cor. 10th and SITS High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHW EST.
A. Costello. Z7 l4th St sW. Cigars, tobaccos and
newspapers.
William snyder's Arsenal Lunch Room, ~ and
0 sts. sw Leading brands Of cigars
Dudley's 6O9 Tth St sw. Smokers articles. fishing
tackle, stationery, &c
J. Walter Mcdonald, drugs. cigars. and toilet arti-
cles Branch T. o., "A and L SITS.
Cassadys 791 9TH 81 sw.. for groceries. provisions
tobaccos. stationery, newspapers.
Post-Office Cigar and News Stand. 10 az st. sw
A. Baekenheimer. prop
C. F. Dudley 600 eth st. sw. Cigars. tobaccos
periodicals. Open daily and Sunday.
Henry A. True. go eth St sw. Cigars, tobsccos,
stationery, newspapers, magazines
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


New York, Dee 2s.-CATTLE E Receipts. go head
steers moderately active; good choice steady to
shade higher others Slow 70 shade lower bills ana
COWS STEADY Steers. 3Soa7l7ls tops. SD stays and
oxen. 35Gai25 bulls 525also; COWS, l55ail9; he'll
ers &.56a4N
CALVES Receipts. $50 head: very little trading
feeling steady for yeals and baruyard calves one car
Westerns held over Neals 600aS00; cllls, 4.Saai5l
BARNARD calves. $50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 2sio head; sheep
slow; lambs duh and shade lower. Sheep 5.Vaa
90; lambs. 50a7 Is; cllls. 500.
HOGS-Receipts. 3 400 head; nominaily easier.
Chicago. H., Dec 8.-CATTLE-heceipts. 500
head estimated for tomorrow, so; market steady
Prime beeVes. 600a6e5; poor 70 medium, 400a5. 70
stockers and feeders 250a4 co: COWS and heifers,
L53a3e0; Gamers. 350a5.40: Westerns. 40oai50
HOGS-Receipts. 3 600 head; estimated for to-
morrow. IS go market opened steady; closed cents
higher Light, 6e5a6S5; roughs 600a6.l5; mixed,
scat. 20; heavy, 6.30a64 90; pigs. 560a620.
SHEEP-iieceipts 1890 head estimated for TO-
morrow, 3loo; market 10 cents lower Native sheep,
25a5.e5; Western sheep 3.40a5.s3; native lambs,
4.0oa7.s5; Western lambs i60a7.60.
East Buffalo n Y, Dec. &.-CATTLE-Receipts,
3 head; trade fair; veals stsady.
VEAL CALYES-Reccipts 40 head; active and a
quarter higher. Top yeals, $50; calls 10 iair,
575as.5.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 10 900 head open
ing firm, closed weak Choice lambs 7.55a7.s5; culis
TO fair 575a765; yearlings. 60oa650; wetherS 525a
$50: ewes, 5Ooa5.25; mixed sheep. 5Ooa525; culls,
2-5la4 %.
HOGS-Receipts. .O0 head fairly active at steady
prices Pigs, 669a665; Workers 65)a6 s.; mixed and
heavy, e5Oa6-55; roughs 550a5.75: stays. 4SaS.O0
Pittsburg Pa. Dec TTIE-Supply light.
steady. Choice. 555a6.0o; good 5l5a535; fair, agoa
40; Common 325a375 choice heifcrs 4oai 20; com
mon 10 fair heifers, 250a375; bulls 25ga400; tat
cows. 2e5aA00; fresh COWS and springers 25O0a
5000: common 70 fair. IS O0a30O 90.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts light market
strong. Prime wethers. 5a1a550; good mixed. 8 gla
SIS; fair mixed. i50al-s5; culls and common 200a
500; lambs 500a765i heavy and thin 450a550 veal
calves s50ae00
HOGS-RoC9iptS. % double decks: slow Al
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29

\ R-FGilowing schedule figures published only as
information, and are not guaranteed
7g5 a. N. DsIy-Loc2l Tor HARRISBURG warren
ton Darrille and way stations
I0.5l A. m DaIly-NashingtOn and Florida Lin
tied First-ciaSs coaches ana Sleepers 10 Columbia,
savannah and jacksonville. Dining Tar SeTTlCo
HIS a. m. Daily nlted states Fast Mail Fust-
class Coaches and Sleepers 70 New Orleans. Dining
4-oi n. r1.-Week Days-Local for Harrisonburg and
way stations on Manassas Branch.
ass d. N. DsIly-Local fCT MaTreutOn and Char
80 =. m Daily-New York and Atlanta Express.
Fl-st-riess Coaches to Atlanta Sleeper TO ColUm-
h71s via Atlanta. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
" ashington 70 san Francisco Mondays, wednesday,,
So n IN. Daily-Nex York and Florida Express.
THROUGH coaches and slsepers TO Columbia, SaFaa-
nah ana jacksonville Slcepers TO Augusta and
Port Tampa Dining Car Service
10 D. m Daliy-New York and Memphis Limited,
via Lynchburg First-Ci8ss Coach ana Sleepers to
R0anoke knoxville, Chattanooga, and Memphis.
SieepeTs 70 birmingham and New Orleans. Dining
ia-t5 n m. Daily-Washinston and Southwestern
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car 10 Atlanta; Seepers
I'd Nashville. Atlanta. Macon, birmingham, New
Orleans. Inning Car service.
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
$40 65l $50, and N:05 a. NJ 500, go. and go
10 m daily Local trains from hanlsOnbuTg. II %
a m week days and go p. N. daily From Char
lottcsvle. $40 a. m; from LynchbuTg and Char
lottesyile. go n m daily.
TRAINS On THE BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington wees days. $40 a. m l 30 AS.
LsesblIrg only; ON Sunday leave Washington 9lo
a m sos p. m. fOT Blucm0nt.
Ticket Offices. @ 18th st.. 81 Pa ave. and Penn
sylyanla station.
s H HARDNlCh. L. I. Nj;
". Ii. TAYBOB. G.P.A.; L. \. BROWN, GA
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THREE ROOMS-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
heat bath, and gas SIS 3s d st. ne de253t
1851 1 ST. NW.-DRAWING ROOM SUITE AND
other rooms; porcelain tubs refs THE ARLING-
TON. deZ-7t
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. via san Francisco close here daily al
Has p n. up 10 December 81. for dispatch b.
steamer Alameda.
japan. kuTea China, and Philippine Islands wa
Seattle. close here daily az $50 p. m I'D 70 Jan
uary T. for dispatch BY steamer Minnesota.
HEVan Japan. Korea China, and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco. close here daily 81 u IS
p m. up 10 January /. for dispatch by steamer
Dcric
doEia, samoa. Naval. and Fiji Islands via San
FTauCisCC. close here daily az Has p. m up TO
January %, for dispatch by steamer Ventura.
Japan 'tevcept parcels-pcst nails Korea. China
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver aud VIC
toria. b. G.. close here daily at $50 p. ne up 90
January Is for dispatch by steamer Empress o.
Jauau.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS D. c..
Washington, d. c., December q 1895
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this Office until y m. SATURDAY, Jan
Uary >, 1907, for Improvement of street
cleaning department stable, located in al
ley. between - and O and Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest. Plans. speCifiCa-
tiOns and all necessary information may
be obtained at this office Proposals to be
accompanied by certified check for 800. to
be deposited with the Collector of Taxes.
-. c. to the credit Of The Commissioners.
y. G., to guarantee that the bidder viii
enter upon the contract, If awarded.
within the stipulated time. and, further,
the work must be done in such a manner
as TO allow for the occupancy Of une-half
of the stable during the progress Of the
work. HENRY =. r. MCFARLAND
HENRY /. WEST, JOHN RIDDLE. Com
missiOners, D. G. de26-d6t
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

SCIIeuuIo N tIItCl lfUItLlUlT 10
900 Z. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS week
days-StoTs at principal points IN rg.nia estbule
train; standard coaches; parlor to Clifton Forge
with connection Tor irginia Hot Springs Pullman
Sleepars Clifton Forge 90 Louisville Cincinnati IN
diauapJis. ST LOUIS and Chicago buffet service
nom tiordCnsyille.
$50 p M.-NBW c. & o LIMITED. Daily
Fast new seStiDulo train stops only at iordonsyiie
Charlottesville, stanton. Clifton forge, and Coving
Va ROnceveTte and Hinton, ". Va Pullman sleep
ers TO Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati indianapolis
St Louis and Chicago. Dining cars, a Ia carte
service one night out
1910 Z. NJ. r v LIMITED, Daily-Solid
yestihule train Pullman seeTers TO Cincinnati Lex
ingtou and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car to
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars al
carte service. Sleepess Cincinnati % Chicago and
St Louis and Louisville 10 Memphis, Nashville and
Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake aud Ohio
Offices 5ls Pennsylvania avenue, e19 18th street near
r. and sixth street station. Telephones Main $3.50
for Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and Main 1905
tor L. 4 u. ticket UfTca
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81 18th sT.-ATTRACTIvE ROOMS: suite with
bath. suitable for Congresmcu; home table da4-gE
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR sALE-FOUR YEARS LEASE on PREM
ises lI22 7th st. NV. Apply J. HANDEL. 623 NJ
81. uw. de29-3t
FOR sALE-CHEAP. STOCK AND GOOD WILL
Of the best paying business in city. including iron
safe. horses. wagons. DC also Groom house, all
modern convenieuces; owner leaving city BOX
lsi. Herald Office. de87t
FOR SALE-LOTs 81 AND g. SQUARE les; sex
10. VI 81. NV. 2 squares east Of Aqueduct
Bridge. suitable for building shops. Apply 20 R. A
PHILLIPS I4l0 II ST NV.
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New York Dec. B.-WHEAT-Strong demand.
No I Northern Duluth 10 arrive tiake and rail- 6e
over MAY. f. O. b.. No. ] Northern Manitoba S71. T.
O. b.; No. ? Northern Manitoba S41t o. D.. No
red, {. O. b., SIS; No. hard, Z. o. b. cent over
MAY; No I maclroni, 49, f. o. b. No. . macar0ni
ia Exporters took two loads
CORN Irregular. fair trade; No elevator 81:
Ne new. o. E o. b.. No. yellow. new. 5pa
No. 9 f. @. D.. late January, 4sE. No. O. T. o. D.
February March l3&. No. p white. new 59i5 f. o.
b. Exporters took fifteen loads.
OATS-Far. but quiet, elevator prices No g
white. q No. g. white, Nls; No. g. mixed 5l.
The prices for futures follow.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

LOANS on d. C. REAL ESTATE,
A. lowest rates Of interest
nolo-H LEROY MARK 1910 81.
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Herald Want Ads One Cent a Word
20 Per Cent Discount for Three Times. Thirty Times
HELP WANTED.

WANTED - SEVEN CHAMBERMAiDS WAIT
ress. settled nurse five cocks and general workers.
hoiseboy; good wages EUREKA, l0ll y Y. ave
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
Pliers and typeWTiters exceeds the supply course
at school requires from 30 70 50 days. Special
afternoon sessions for government employees. SrENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY sl5-3I9 Colorado Bldg.
eee-fF
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MONEY To LOAN on FIRST TRUSTS o. u.
G. real estate security al 5 per cent
EveTy possible constellation shown borroEers
We have no IA per cent money at present
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29
NEW STOCK ISSUE SCORED.
Brokers Believe st. PauI's Methods
VIII Not stand Test of Courts.

VIII Not stand Test of Courts.
New York. Dec 2S.-The utmost confu-
sion prevailed to-day at the offices Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
Company. in connection with the issuance
of subscription warrants for the new
stock. and bankers and brokers directed
the severest kind of criticism against the
management for the bungling methods
employed in the bringing out of the new
stock.
The iu-feeling created by the refusal
of the company TO issue rights 10 sub
scribe for fractional parts of shares has
grown stronger. and renewed but inef
fectual protests We're made to- the com
pany for an alteration of its decision con-
corning that matter
Brokers generally characterized the pro-
ceedings as a rank injustice, and some
declared that they had little doubt that
the courts would uphold any stakeholder
who had recourse to them for an enforce
ment of his rights.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We offer you a good square piano free
for six months il you'll pay the cost Of moving.
f. c. SMITH PIANO CO. lZ25 Pa. ave.
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. wky not drop postal 20 an Old re-
liable FINN MARhS & CO.. 30 eth. opposite Saks',
phone main 1893 nol5-u
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY,
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ONLY NINETY DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR 5.
o. and Is acre lots ON the Great Fails and Old
Dominion Railroad at Spring Hill, 10 miles from
Georgetown. from Great Falls low fare good soil ;
buy now before prices advance easy terms. THE
HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Vienna Va OF
Room 709 Columbian Bldg deI5S0t
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29
A Cautious Doctor.

From the Baltimore American
Doctor, something is the matter with
me. Sometimes my mind is a perfect
blank. and my memory constantly fails
me ] wish you would treat me-"
I will But in view of the peculiar
nature Of your case I shall want my zee
in advance
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29
DOGS, CATS. BIRDS. ETC.

SINGING CANARIES. PARROTS, JAPANESE
spanies. chihuahua, black and tsns Scotch collies
ball and iox terriers Bostons. cats, goldfshes poul
try pigeons. goats. guinea pigs, rabbits. &c.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st nv de27-tf
The Washington herald., 1906-12-29
FURNITURE WANTED.

WANTED-FURNITURE SELL YOUR GOODS
% the man who gives you the most money. HOP
WOOD. sth and n. no5-tf
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
hold goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP. IAN
and L SIS. Phone y El3. FCmsriy. 9Th and L.