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Divorce and the State.

Although nearly all persons are mar
ried by clergyman. the marriage con.
tract under the law is a civil agree
ment that may be made in the pres
ence of properly qualified layman,
and may be dissolved only by the
civil courts. To disclose how fire.
quently the marriage contracts have
been dissolved, the bureau of the CEN
sus has lately begun to look over the
reports of the divorce courts for the
past 20 years. The information thus
obtained is to be used in the creation
of sentiment in favor of uniform mar
riage and divorce laws throughout the
whole country. Such uniform laws
are urged on the ground that they
would prevent easy divorce and make
it impossible for a man or a woman
who had grown tired of wife or hus.
band to go to some state which has
lax laws. and there secure freedom to
marry again. But this does not go
far enough in setting forth the rea-
oosis. ILaA ulNolCt anu easy III
vorce threaten the stability of soci-
ETY. itself by undermining the family
To say that the family is the unit Of
the existing social organization is to
utter commonplace, but it is so COM
mon that it is overlooked by those
who make up the divorce colonies of
tho various states. The whole So
ctal fabric rests on the trinity
or shall one say the unity-of father.
mother and child. Nearly all laws
grow out of the necessity of protect
the young and preparing them for
their union in new families The rear
Ing of family is the incentive be-
hind the efforts of practically every
sane and healthy man and woman.
The fathers and mothers are senti-
neis round the camp of the younger
generation. guarding it from foes both
seen and unseen. All creation
consnres for the protection of the
young. and the family is one of the
agencies through which that divine CO.
operative work is done. There may
be tustifiable reasons for the break
ing up of a home through divorce. If
so. they all take their origin in the
violation of the obligation by one
party or the other to the marriage
contract. But such breaking up is
social tragedy. says the Youths
Companion. No law that can be
passed will make the unfaithful loyal
to their obligations, but something can
be done to make men and women
und erstand the hideousness of their
conduct when they seek to break the
most sacred contract ever entered into
between two human beings,
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CHAPTER X.
The Drueged Wine.

Passing on they ascended the steps
and stood upon the broad piazza.
He could see the look of displeas-
ure upon her face at sight of the
troops, who were making themselves
as comfortable as possible in the
grounds.
When Squire Granger came for
ward with assured ccrdiality, to greet
the officer in whose care his precious
estate was to be intrusted. he reCeiv-
ed shock at discovering his iden-
tity
What! You here?" he demanded.
frowning, and casting quick glance
after his daughter who had just pass
ed into the house.
John, knowing he had the best OF It,
kept his temper well in hand, and
managed to explain the matter salts
factorily, saying little of the recent
adventure.
The house was on knoll, and from
the veranda vicw of at least por-
tion of atlanta could be had.
What they saw was sight to
arouse the enthusiasm of one, and
appall the other Federal troops
were marching into the Gate City in
solid files. Music thrilled the air, the
strange harmony of piercing flies and
rolling drums.
1t was sad day for the Confeder-
acy when this gateway of fair Geor-
gia fell into the hands of the victori-
GUS boys in blue.
Colonel John did not forget his
duties as a soldier. 1t was peculiar
condition of affairs that confronted
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Freed by Board Of Pardons.

Denver.-A pardon has been issued
to John Halpin by the State Board OF
Pardons. Halpin was sent to the peni
tentiary from Hinsdale county for
murder in 1899. having killed man
who assaulted his wife. The sentence
was for twenty years. but he has been
out on parole since 1905. The circum
SO commendable that the pardon was
made complete. He is now sixty yeays
old.
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His PARTING Shot.

"Mr Spoonall. have ever given
you reason to think looked upon you
as possible lover?"
mo, Miss Gumwell, you never have
not since you looked me up in Brad
Streets"
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13

The cZar has decided now to give to
the peasants the lands belonging to
Aim and to the government His ac-
don recalls the pictures of the desper-
ate travellers in the Russian sledges,
throwing over whatever they can lay
their hands on to delay the fierce rush
,f the pursuing wolves.
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13

Over in Germany somebody has
bund out how to make cigars that
are free from nicotine. They found
,ut how to do that long ago in the
coAnecticut cabbage belt.
The Glenwood post., 1906-10-13

Humility Is good when 1t stimu-
iates. 1t is bad when 1t paralyzes the
active powers OF a man.-Emeroon
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08

UNFINISHED.
ELEGANT UNFINISHED APARTMENT. CON
si5tiug Of : rooms and path suitable for llgnt
Housekeeping Apply Owner. lfi2 C0rcoran s..
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; HEAT, LIGHT
and bath. 9A 18th 81 NV.
FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED. Apply n.
LEON, E55 Pa ave oc55-d
WITH BOARD.
THE DOLLY MADISON HOUSE 1901 MASS
ave, Thomas Circle; rooms and board: tTauslents
accommodated. Phone. North 2t62 no2Tt
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\. B.-Foil0wing schedule figures published only
% information, and are not guaranteed.
Z. 80 a N. Dslly-L0caI for harrisonb-lrz Wae
reut0n, Danyilc. and way stations.
i05l a. N. Daily Washington and Florida Lin
ited tlTsl-ciaS5 CUacnes ana Sieepgrs 20 Columbia
nI5 4. m Daiiy-UnIted States Fast Mail-Flrst.
class CoGcnes and Sicepers to New Orleans Dining
Car Service
a8I D. m.-Wesk -Days-Locai for Harrsonbur,
and way stations on Manassas branch
40 ?. IL Dally-Local Tor Narreuton and Char.
lOttesUAe.
Z 80 ,. m Daily-New York and Atlanta Express
llTst-ciass coaches 10 Atlanta. Sleeper % C0lum-
washington 70 San Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays,
and tudays-
80 y. M Daiy-Neyy York and Florida Errrss,
IhTougn coaches and sleepeTs 70 Columbia. SaYan-
nah, ana Jacksonville. sleepers 10 Augusta an
Port Tampa. Dining Car Service.
10 D. ~ uaLy-Sew York and Memphis Limited
VIA LynChbuUg. kiTSt-Ciass Coach and Slcepcrs 10
Roanoke, hnoxTlue, Chattanooga, and Memphis
sieeIers 70 birmingham and New Orleans. Dining
Car service.
less p. m. Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited. AH-Puiman train. Observation Car to
Atlanta and Macon Club Car % Atlanta Sleepers
20 Nashyll!e, Atlanta. Macon, birmingham, sew
orleans Dining Car Service.
Through trains from the South arrive Washfngto,
5.i- 6.1s. $50, and II ~ q. ~; $500 $50 and
9-53 =. m daily. Local trans from HaTrisouburr
u IS a. N. week days and go p N. daily. from
Charlottesville. Si0 a. n. from Lynchburg and
Charlottesville. go D. IN. daily.
TRAINS ON THE BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington Week days. $40 a. m IN
4.l5 10 y. NJ. Tor Biuemont. 5 p. M week daV,
for Aeesburg only; sunday leave NasaIugtou
9:l0 a. m, 5:05 p. m. for Bluemont.
flckct otices, 10 10th ST., 5n Pa. ave, and
Ii. b. SPENCER. S.HHARDWICK- PIN.
". II. TANLOE, G.P.A.; L ;. BROWN GA
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

/
go y. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS D.;iv-
Stops at PRINCIPAL POINTS irgnla ana Wes4 Vtr
glnia. cstiouie tram, standard coaches. narlrr
cars 70 Virginia Hot Springs and Roneeyerte PM
Sieepers hinton to Louisville, Cincinnati In
dlauapoils, 81. Louis. and Chicago dining cars. .
la carte service
4@9 z. M.-NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new Festio1le ualn; stops only az Gordonsyile
mg. Va, Waite sulphur Ronceyerte and Hinton
~. Va Pullman sicepcTs 10 Lexington Louisville
Cincinnati, indianapolis, ST Locis and Chicago
Dining cars Ia carte service. One night ont
ud0 Z. Nj r.. \. LIMITED Daily-Solld
vestlbule tram. Pullman sleepers to CINCINNATI
Lexington. aad Louisville. Compartment sieepiss.
car 10 Virginia bot Springs week DAYS uIainc
cars, "a carte service. SleepeTs Cincinnati 70
chicago and 81. Louis and Louisville to Memphis
Nashville and Southwest
lCscTTatons and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Ofices 5lS Pennsylvania avenue; b09 18th street
near r, and sixth street Station. Telephones Main
1855 icf Z. i .. Ticket 0aics.
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& OHIO RAILROAD,

GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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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


W A. MeNulty, 1850 18th St Nv. Cigars. to-
baccos newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Pearsons Drug Store. 18th and Z sts- nv.
A T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
P sts- NV.
Charles J. Allen. soar NJ ST. NV Cigars, tobae-
newspapers. periodicals. and pool
lloyd Cross. gl53 Pa, ave. nv. Cigars magazines.
and stationery. Pool parlor.
A. Goldman. l2i ~ ST. NV Pipes, tobaccos. and
stationery.
Steyes smoke shop. sd and sts. NV. Cigars.
magazines and newspapers. Pure cider
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors. 1913 Wisconsin
ave.
DAVIS Pharmacy. cd and L sts, NV. Use DAVIS
drugs
Fasnu Bros. 1905 Pa ave NV. Cigars. tobaccos.
magazines, fishing tackle and poo.
Kings Drug store, Vermont ave and I st. Nv.
Taba7d Inn Library
c. d. Graham l25o ed st. Newspapers. maga-
zines, Stationery, toys &c
Halls star Cigar Stores, $50 18th St NV. and
eos Pa ave. nv.
J. NJ. Paxton. 1885 18th St Cigars. tobaccos.
newspapers, periodicals, &C.
r, W. Swami & Co., 1905 n ST nv. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Pearson's Pharmacies. 18th ST. and Fla- ave.
NV. and y. j. ave and ST. NV.
". l. Grlts, DIS Pa ave, route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey. sw. cor SD and N Sis Sgbscrip-
tons for Herald received at 1910 Jefferson ave. NV
Philip Watts. 6l2 Ia. ave. nv. Cigars, tobaeeos,
newspapers. cc-
Cheakalos & Cocos. 600 D st. NV. and 501 Ia. ave.
Fruits. confectionery cigars, newspapers SC
J. " Watson & Bro, l09 81. nv CigaB
tobaccos. newspapers. magazines
MatieTn's City Hall Cigar Store. opposite City
Han Legal blanks.
SingletCn's Pharmacy, cCE 10Th and Z sts. Nv
EEerything in drugs. newspapers. and periodicals
T. p. Hays. Sc. cor 10Th and Z SIS. w. High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
4. Costello. 2z7 If-h 81. sW CiEaTs. tobacoos aud
newspapers.
William Snyders Arsenal Lunch Room. 81 and
o sts sW, Leading brands OF ciigars-
Dujleys. 60 .tb St. 81. smokers articles fishing
tackle. stationery. &c.
J. Waiter Mcdonald. drugs, cigars, and toilet art
clcs. Branch Z. o.. q. and L sts.
Cassadys, 'o 9Th ST. ST.. for groceries, provisions
t0baCcCs, stationery, newspapers.
Post-otice Cisar and News stand 10 81 ST sW.
A. DacEeuheimer, prop.
c F. Dudley, e39 7th St sr. Cigars. tobaccos.
periodicals. OIen daily and Sunday.
Henry A. True. 900 9Th ST. sw. Cigars tobaccos
stationery, newspapers magazines
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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.
Iuspect CuT apartments of from one room and
beth up. furnished OF unfurisaed Finest public
diUingroom IN the city. Hotel service.
no7-Im0 WILLIAM CATO. Manager.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08

&c E00 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. SIT
YOsSSV- UATED NORTHWEST II A SIC
TI0N WHERE PROPERTY is RAPIDLY EN-
HANGING IL VALUE. Three % story brick and
stone residence nine l9) rooms and bath large dry
cellar. Trust of $3.50 at per cent can remain
Steadily rented al $3.50 per month. VIII pay as an
investment 10 per cent net. Lot lSXlD 20 paved
alley. WI exchange for vacant ground.
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PERSONAL.

WHAT YOU GOING To DO WHEN YOUR
money al gone. stand on the corner with your
mouth poSed 0Utt Wen make good with our tre-
mtutous prices fer mons worn garments. shirts
shoes, hats. Let us call. JUSIH'S OLD STAND
si9 u.
PROF. b. y. ID. PARKER. SPECIALIST AND
Practitioner u the JUuod tthe Frencli Method 0f
Enforced Circulation; IN extensive and successful
use lu the hospitals Of France and tfennauv and
Bonn University. The French government mas di-
rected It's use IN their hospitsIs uoW presents the
same Tor the favorable consideration Of those SUI
terlng Hltn foc0mot0rataXla, rheumatism. paralysis
Erlgnts disease and all ailments q an iuCuTlble
ts0caledl nature medicine, knife. OF unpleas-
ant examinations Pamphlets and consultation free
oticei suites and 6 l42i New York ave Hours. u
20 lZs % J. uC6tf
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOS.
&c. Address BOX 2543. Station O.. / VIII call
uo4-f
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS:
l. TARSHES, 1875 Ith nv. Phone North a99.
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, SUITE
21i Colorado Bldg. l4th and u. Bh0ne Main
o5-5 expert Investigations. any cause; all sections
strictly confidential. ltor night service phone
Ncrth 49,
NINE. MARTHA. NEW YORK's WONDERFUL.
paimist and card reader. Full lite reading Soc
Luck given and advice on marriages and love
affairs NINE. MARTHA. 90 y ST. NJ.
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Herald Branch Offices,

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any Of the following branch
offices and viii be promptly forwarded
to the main office:
S. kANN SONS 6 CO.. Information Bureau
GRIER GRlER Pharmacy sth and \ T. ave
CHAS. J. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY, 9Th and
East Capitol sts
F. +. WELLEH's PHARMACY. 1884 u ST. nv
ATkINS0N'S S PHARMACY, llth and 6 sts NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY. 81 and G sts- nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lst and 9 SIS. NV
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY, I7th and PARK sss. nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY, Mt. Pleasant and lrE-
ing sts NV.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and sts. nv
TAYLORS PHARMACY. 9Th and sts. NV
hENER'S S PHARMACY sth and sts- nw.
McCHESNEY JOACHIM, Cd and SIS ne
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MALE HELP WAIVED,

WANTED APPLY KENNEDY
DAVID CO, 18th and lamont SITS. n0s-6t
PAINTERS APPRENTICE APPLY KEN
NEDY q DAVID CO.. nth and Lamont SIS.
noo2t
WANTED-Y0UNG LADY TO TAKE CHARGE
OF once. onc VINO can use typewriter, good place
t. right pasty at once. BOX 81, Herald oiice-
WANTED -FrssT CLASS DEBIT COLLECTOR
tine position and good pay To- right man. 6l2 ltl
ST.. 81 floor. uosr
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MN or NEAT AP-
pcarance on a special proposition ont u city
newspaper or insurance experience preferred. tali
before 10 o. m Monday. basement McGm Bldg
Ask for MR. MILLER nO4ff
WANTED-ENERGETIC BOYS OR YOUNG MN
can earn good wages delivering tclerrams Apply
MESSENGER DEPARTMENT Western Jui0a Of
fee, If1l ST. ocls thu-tf
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STORAGE.
COLLECTORS.

We 20 GENERAL COLLECTING: LOCAL AND
foreign, 10 charge unless successful Phone SI43
THE FILLaIt AGENCF. III 18th st. nos-d
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sEAB0ARD AIR LINE.
Ticket Office, 1921 Penna. Ave.

Fer Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia
Savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta BirIuirs.
ham. Mobile, Pensacola aud New Orleans
1000 A NJ. DAiLA-Seaboard Mail Throunl
Coaches and Pullman Sleeper TO JacksoDviIIs - .
also tnr9aGn Sleeper Washington to Birmingham
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington 10 Hamlet II n
e:S NJ. DAlLH-Seaboard Express solid trsin
With Pullman Sleeper 10 Jacks0nrille and Tampa
Through Sleepe- 20 Atlanta Birtninrhsul sns
Memphis. Cafe Dining Car.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
pets, stoves. brlca-hrac, and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BALM'S FURNITURE SHOP. 18th
and L sts- 'Phcue n 1913. Formerly. 9th and u.
WANT TO Buy ALL KINDS or FURNTTURE
from one piece 70 contents Of houses. well as
Office and store fixtures, pianos organs. &C. for out
goods quick. Address FURNITURE. Herald Office.
Phone T S94w OcIA3Ot
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small sEnter Injured.

While using the pavement at Eighth
street and Virginia avenue southeast as
a skating rink yesterday afternoon, Henry
Hooe, small white boy, eleven years
old. fell and badly fractured his right
..wrist. The patrol wagon OF the Fourth
precinct was summoned. and Henry was
taken TO his home. 412 Eleventh street
southeast,
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30 P NJ, CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED Tor
Nsw York only. d2l-y. Al Parlor Cars. Dining
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST ST-LIvER-COLORED POINTER DOG; STUB
tail, $40 reward for information leading 10 his
Ehereah.uts DISAPPEARED middle Of September
from I7l7 Corcoran 81 NV. no7-3t
LOST-BREASTPIN. 5STONE DIAMONDS AND
pair solitaire earring, saturday October ls on
way rom washington SAFE Deposit Co 10 Shore
ham Hotel large reward VIII be paid for their
recovery and no questions asked. Inquire OFFICE,
Hotel Shoreham. oc5l-I0t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED FEW MORE
shorthand and typewrlting pupils: class CT ludi-
yidUal instruction: Pitman system instructor Is
years experience; speed dictati0n; quick course and
shorthand made easy a speciality. Address BOX l6.
Herald Office. oc2S-lmO
WANTED-TO Buy Old FEATHER BEDS
When selling, why not drop postal % an Old. re-
liable fmy MARKS 4 CO, 3J7 7th opposite Saks'
CT phone main 1893 ocl230t
WANTED-CASH PAID ron FURNITURE.
carpets Otice aud store fixtures Of eli kinds Fur
niture stored, packed and shipped Address BAUM
80 Pa ave. nv. Phone main 1881.
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I. W. GR00MES,
Phone Main 1852. 1405 Ny. Ave.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.),
III 14th ST. NV.

-(l00-A house dovu town; u rooms; wide
frout; rent. SO; close 70 9 car lines
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED EIGHT WHITE HOTEL CHANRER-
maids. SD room; for PcunsylTania way paid Ap-
NV uC7-3r
WANTED AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERT
encad skirt and coat hands on womau's garments
JULIUS GARFINKLE & co. 1225 I 81. nw.
uOgtf
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"a. LEFTWICH slNcLAIR Attorney Fled 90

"a LEFTWICH SINCLAIR Attorney. Filed Oc-
Is. TIE SUPREME oOJKTi 81 THE DISTRICT
q Colgmnl- holding special term Distinct
iuiAoia,-!n ihe matter q t1e payment u damages
resulting 70 adjacent property fraa changes In TN
sisds % sttetts, avenues. and alieys authorized u
We ac oi ColSfess approved February H. 1901 Taia-
H'e Y ihe elimination q grade crossings On the
,5 ,,-e o. -.f Baltimore ana Potomac kalECad Com
30. 6iL-Noticc Is hereby gwen that We the un-
aeislshe9, having been designated and appointed
aoldIng a special term as a United states District
Court tor the District q Columbia. as a c1mmis-
ireperty IRON Changes oi tbe grades Il streets.
etsn-fa. ana ale{s authorized ty tle act " Con
elimination ot gIade crossings On me line q tl=
Baltimore and Potomac Ells1sd gonpaug iu the
~, p, on FRIDAY. TIE 8TH DAY OF NOk E1l-
Blk, A D. 1910, a. Tie nited States Court House
10y lsl,3 Ale.ii ln sal1 DistTlci in room o Dc as
80 Us y ne bl4ted states marshal Tor SAID
DlaLlc{. fqT the purpc5e Cf viewing the property
;Sltetee 81 tIe changes ~ The Grades u tie fol-
lns tAe aenasts resulting 90 real properly from SAID
Slaussa s u sIalt5 pursuant iC thc tcrnls aud pr
~. entitled an aCt 10 provide for payment "a
o1a--sses on account q changes y grade due = the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington Railroad
tonpan3. " ait. 1 street :. T.. between Futu
street and ! irsl1la avenue. / street 5. 4 between
sixth and Seventh street, X. street s. T. betweCu
SeSenth street and Virginia avgflae sixth street
tween. Virginia ayeHGe and street; Virginia ave
L1e , Z. between tttl alC SI1ta streets; , u
ginia aycuue s. f.. beiGetn sixth and Sefentn
streets; lfgnl2 avenue s. l., between Seventh and
Alslsu Streets lrRiuu avenue 3 T.. bEIuDeu sec
onu and Third streets; Il street = e. batwegu
Hst ana Secold streets. AL 0Uuers u real prop
eTty Damaged 6y tle changes In the grades of
said strert5 EiA ale a Petition Wlia a. ia TINS
cause, signed and sworn 90, for an allowance ri
damages. within twelve months after the sad 3rh
ca5 u NOYaLbeT 8. ID. 1860 The aforesaid act
u Congress aipr0ged June g I9lt pros des that
upon the failure q any such owner &C. THUS present
lis CLAIM. within said period. lis night u 10 80
sAall cease and determine. CHARLES A. BAKER.
GEORGE ". MOSS, GEORGE SIRaNSY Cam-
mission 20 Aqpralsc Damages. a true copy-Test /.
scar J. 4 YOUNG. CLERK b r Z CUNNING
ham, Assistant CieTk. ocZ-d .rzS. GOT
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ROOMS FOR RENT,
The Central Real Estate & Loan Co.,
Room 2, 1897 T St. N. w.
Rooms and Flats.

WANTED AND FOR RENT-Fmuished. with
and without board and furnished for light house
keeping in all localities and at all prices. Some
extreme bargains. no CHARGES for those seeking
rooms. LIST NOW. as we have a constant demand
for rooms.
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e7 nm WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. VERY
Yd ;OOO- NEAR TWO (0 CAR LINES. De
sirabe three 90 stoTy brick and stone residence, II
rooms, with all modern c0nVeuiences. Side light
giving every advantage Of corner house. House finely
finished throughout. Terms easy.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEAsE-WO0D AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations sidetrack
Rosslyn Branch. Pa. r. r., near south end Aque-
duct Bridge; long terms; low rentals Apply 20
ROBERT A PHILLIPS, Maryland Bldg, 1910 h
st. NV, nol-tf
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Rooms WANTED,

IIUUHO EiHN ILuI
IF TOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
them 90 Gers0n. Dent < Co. Gil 9Th St NV.
the only real estate agents renting rooms.
oclsd
WITH BOARD.
YOUNG LADY WISHES ROOM AND BOARD
in refined private family, IN NV Address BOX
81. Herald Office nos-3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEST 1.-THE CIGAR STORE N CITY Own
eT leaving city
Complete Bakery. $50 including horse and wagon.
Roomiug House; Is rooms; all furnished and occ1l-
pied; Northwest 500
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 81 ST.
nos-2b
FOR SALE-A TAILOR STORE; 18th ST. NV.
dong good business. Address BOX 60 Herald Of
fee. uORgr
WANFED-TRADE AT GROCERY OR FI1RNI
tlrU store in exchange for undivided interest IL
9c9eacre plantation. Address PLANTATION. Her
aid office nos-st
WANTED-THE USE OF $50 FOR MONTHS:
best of references and good interest Address
BOX CO. Herald Office no55f
500 CIBAN ASPHALT 100 CAPUZAYA H. d.
GORDON Attorney, 6l5 18th ST. nv. MOIST
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STORES FOB RENT

lio5 ST. NW.-LARGE, NEW STORE; SIZE.
2 by 50 feet; good enough for any business. Z.
c. CLAFLlN t0wreTl. 9e7 ST. uw. uo6-3s
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ON sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN, ON NEW llTH
st.. 4 square from the car line. minutes Tide
from l4th and PARK gts ; choice location OF this
section high and healthy; 50eet front; owner viii
sell for 40 cents per foot sold at once - cents
asked for adjoining lots.
VIII be worth 81 next spring
PERCY H. RUSSELL,
Main 2sss. Russell Building 81 ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL lots FOR $40 EACH. DUPONT
HEIGHTS Co. Room 5. 81 7 nv. oc3Tt
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Y0U can RENT 4 HIGH.CRADE
piano from Us for s. and up PER month: S1 up-
rights 60 select from: all In perftcf esndition s
e' SMITH PIANO Co, rs Pa. ava Ocls-H
The Washington herald., 1906-11-08
HELP WANTED,

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
pEers and typeTTiters exceeds the supply. coarse
az OuT school Tequire5 from 80 70 q days. SPECIAL
afternoon sessions for government emuioyes STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY 3l5-5l9 Colorado Bldg.