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The Washington herald., 1906-12-18
HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS
The Herald Want Ad Page is dis
played daily on Herald Bulletin
Boards in the following prominent
locations:
NORTHWEST.

4 W. A. NcSulty, 1850 l4th 8, rw. Cigars, to
bacc1s, newspaper, and periodicals.
Paul Pearsons Drag store, 18th and L sts NV
/ \. T. Pride The Georgetown druggist, 18th and
. J. SIS ms.
| Charles J. Allen. 500 II st. NV. Cigars. tcbac
I COS. newspapers periodicals.. and pool
LLOYD Cross. Zl55 Pa ave nv. Cigars. magazines,
and stationery. Pool laIlOr
/ A. Goldman, IA ~ ST. nv. Pipes. tobaccos. and
stationery
steye's Smoke shop. 32d and P SIS. NV. Cigars.
magazines and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining Parioss. 1913 Wisconsin
ave law.
DAVIS Pharmacy. I'd and sts NV. Use DAVIS
drugs
Pagan Bros. 1894 Pa ave. NV Cigars. tobaccos.
magazines fishing tackle. and pool
Kings Drug store, Vermont ave. and l st. NV.
7 TaIard Inn Library.
C. Il. Graham. I15o sd st. Newspapers maya
zines, stationery toys. DC.
Halls star Cigar Stores. $3.50 18th st. NV and
65 Pa. ave nv.
J. NJ Paxton. 1885 18th st. Cigars tobaccos.
newspapers, periodicals. 6c.
Georgetown Book Exchange. 3T5 " s. NV VIC
tor and Edison talking machines and supplies.
P2-s4 Parsons Pharmacies 18th st. and Fla. ave
and y j. ave. and + st. NV
W L. Grifis Zl3j Pa ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald. Sas-5ptiaus received
Lewis c. Frey sw. cor. sd and NJ sts Subscrip-
tons for Herald received at 1876 jefferson ave N.Y.
newspapers &c.
Cheakalos q Cocos. GO D st. NV. and 51l La. ave.
Fruits confectionery, cigars, newspapers, &c
:. 81. Watson < Bro, 100 II ST. nw. Cigars.
tobaccus newspapers. magazines.
Matterus City Han Cigar Store. opposite City
Han. Legal blanks
siugletons Pharmacy, cor. 9th and Z SITS NV.
Everything IN drugs. newspapers. and periodicals.
F. T. Hays. Sc. COZ. 10Th and Z sts NV High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST.
A. Costello. Z7 18th st. sw. Cigars. tobaccos and
newspapers
William Suyder's Arsenal Lunch Room, ~ and
o sts. sw. Leading brands Of cigars
Dudleys, 500 eth St. sw. Smokers articles. fishing
tackle. stationery. &c
j. Walter Mcdonald. drugs. cigars, and toilet arti-
cles. Branch 2. O.. AZ and L SIS.
Cassadys. 70l 9Th ST. sw., for groceries provisions
totGCC0s. stationery, newspapers.
Post-ciice Cigar and News Stand, 10 ~ st. sw.
4. Bsckenheitner, prop
c. T. Dudley. 600 It'll 81. sW. Cigars. tobacoos,
periodicals. OpsH daily and Sunday
Henry a. THIe. 20 9TH ST. sw. Cigars, t0hacc0s.
stationery, newspapers, magazines
The Washington herald., 1906-12-18

y B-FolioWlng schedule fSuTes published only as
information, and are not guaranteed
- a. ~ Ddily-L0cal f0I H2rrlsoubug Warren
ton Bauyiile, and way stations.
1851 a. N. Daily-N aslIugIOn and Florida Lin
irrtI tlrst-cass Coaches and SlesIers 10 Columbia,
savannah and Jacksonville. Dining Car Service.
MS a. ID. Daiiy-U uIted States Fast Mal-F list
class Coaches anu Sleepers 10 New Orleans. Dining
Gar Service
40l p. m-Week Days-LOCal for HarTis0nuurg and
way stations ON Manassas Branch
455 T. ~. Daiiy-Locsi tor WaTeutOn and Char
l0tIesyllle-
Firsl-class Coaches TO Atlanta. Sleeper 70 C0lum-
pas VIA Atlanta. sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
" ashington 60 san Francisco Mondays. "Wednesday
and fridays.
Through coaches and sleepers to Columbia. saFan
nan and Jacksonville. Sleepers u Augusta and
Port Tampa. Dining Car Service.
10 u M Daily-Aew York and Memphis Limited
RJauuke knoxville Chattanooga, and Memphis.
oIeepers 70 birmingham and New Orleans D.nng
Gar service.
l0:5 .. m Daily-Washington and Southwestern
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car TO Atlanta: Sleeper,
10 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham, Sew
orleans. Dining Car Service
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
D. NJ daily Local trains IRON HaTrIsonbuvg u 10
a. IA. sg,ek days and go z. L. daily. From Char.
Iottesye. $40 M. from LynehSuTs aud Charlotte
Vile, I'D ,. N. daily
TRAINS on THE BLUEOIONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington week days, $40 q m. 30 as.
5.05 p. for Bluemont; Us p. NJ week days for
LessbuIg only. Sunday leave Washington g.l5
a. Ia, .J5 p. m. Tor Bluemont
Ticket offices. 100 18Th ST.. oil Pa. ave. aud Penn
sylyania Station
c. h. ACKERT, 9Th Y. P. C. NJ;
S. II. HARDWICK,-P. 7. NJ.
". Il. TAYLOE. G-P.A.: L. 5. BROWN. GA
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WOMEN EXCITED AT AUCTION
Bid Against Each Other at Post
Office Sale.

Office sale.
The largest bargain-counter sale. with
the largest crowd of Christmas shoppers.
may be found on Ninth street, between D
and Z. where the United States post-of-
flee officials are holding an auction sale
of unidentified packages in Marcus Notes
establishment You can get anything
money can buy, from egg-testers to
horsehide buggy whips and there is an
abundance Of excitement for all
Yesterday afternoon, while the sale was
in full sway, a large package was placed
on the stand and the bidding was lively
for several minutes, until it came TO two
women on opposite sides Of the room.
They became very much excited and
holding their other purchases in their
arms, got up on their chairs to compel
the auctioneeT to heed their bids. This
continued several minutes while the
price rose at two cents a step until the
woman on the right side of the hall adj
vanced her bid TO 'one-eighty," and drew
long breath Of happiness as the aUc-
tioneer shouted, Sold"
She seated herself and fshed In her
pocketbook for the price OF her purchase,
while all eyes in the room were trying TO
see what the long, lanky package con-
tanned Il was a bright red parasol, and
Mrs. Bidder, much pleased with her puT-
chase, made her way into the street.
II was raining, and Mrs Bidder put up
the bright-coiored sunshade. and, with a
crowd Of boys and men following, made
her way TO the avenue and boarded a car.
The auction VIII be held all of this
week, but the jewelry will be held until
later in the week, and viii be put in sep
arate packages and sold under separate
numbers from the merchandise. The
sale yesterday averaged S1-16 for each
package-about cents more than in 1905.
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule IN effect November =, 1906
200 Z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-St0ps at principal points in Virginia. festibu:e
train standard coaches paror car 20 Clifton Forge
with connection for irginia Hot Springs Pullman
SleepeTs Clifton F0-ge 70 Louisville. Cincinnati In
polls, st. Louis, and Chicago; buffet service
nom t10rdonsFllle.
450 p. NEW c. & .. LIMITED. Daily
Fast YeStibule train stops only at GOrdousviie
Charlottesville stanton, Clifton Forge and Covlnq
Va. KCuceveTJe and Hinton, W. Va. Pullman Sleep
ers 10 Lexington, Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis
service. One night out
na0 T. Nj. f. v LIMITED. Daily-Soi,s
vestibUle tram. Pullman seepeTs to Cincinnati lex
ingtou, and Louisville. Compartment sleeping car 10
Virginia lot springs week days Dining cars a Ia
st. Louis and Louisville to Memphis Nashville aud
Southwest.
Reservations AID tickets at Chesapeake and OHIO
Offices 5l3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue 600 llth street mar
r. and Sixth Street Station Telephones Main S7ss
for PenusyiTania X X. Cab Service and Main 1905
for {. < 0. Ticket O4e&
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WASHINGTON scHooLs.
Strayer's Business ColIeee

Mandolin. Guitar. and bauJ0 Teacher. has severe
bis connections with The Washington College
Music His Studio Is nov Ill2 \. y. ave. n9.
HOlS-30t
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PLAN LABOR DEMONSTRATION.
Central Union Leaders Arrange for
show of Strength.

The Central Labor Union. at its regu-
lar weekly meeting, engaged itself chiefly
in discussing the proper methods to be
employed in making its boycOtts sue
cessfuI. A committee Of seven was APP
pointed to start labor agitation, which
cOntemplates making a demonstration of
The strength OF organized labor at the
beginning of next year.
Subscriptions from the various local
unions for the benefit Of the Carriage
and Wagon Workers, who have been on
strike for nearly a year, were received
in large numbers, and promise a sufficient
sum to make the Christmas fund most
substantial.
A resolution was adopted which pledged
the members Of the American Federation
to buy only articles stamped with the
union label, and to avoid any articles
that were likely to have been made in the
sWeatshops
A prominent clothing house was placed
on the unfair list. and every effort made
TO secure an effectual boycott
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VANDERBILT TO EXHIBIT.
HRvemeyers Also to Take Part in the
Washington Poultry show.

\ large membership was present at
last nights meeting OF the Columbia
Poultry and Pigeon Association, held
at the Office Of its president George z.
Howard. the annual exhibition which
viii take place at the Masonic Temple.
January 22-9e. forming the main sub
ject under consideration,
Judging from applications for space
at the show of parties intending TO ex-
hibit the affair promises TO be the
largest and best ever given by the asso-
citation Entries have already been re-
ceived from many leading fancieTs, such
as Havemeyer Bros, Mohawk, n. J.; the
Vanderbilts. of Biltmore, n. c.; Homer
Davenport of New York; George Row
land. of Jersey City and others. Tt is
supposed by the committee that II
entries continue to come in at the same
rate as they have during the last few
DAYS, thousands viii have to be refused.
The premiums of the association are
open TO the competition OF the world.
Entries for the show viii close January
10. 1907. The next general meeting
of the organization will take place De-
cember %
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AUCTIONS.


&. g. SLOAN & CO, AuctoneeFs. Iig 9 st. nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL -,
TATE SITUATED ~ THE SUBDlt lsiUN
KNOWN As "COANECTICUT AVENUE Hi|h-
Wherpas default having been made in the payment
o. Tx on lhs PROPERTY on ~hch 9eet a p ts
oih day 0f September. A. ID. 1873, and recorded
amoHg the lend records II the District o Cohaai1
seq, and the written direction Of the holder and
owner Oh the l6te secured by sad decd OF trust the
trlsl, w offer for sale under the provisions there
q, al public auction, N front OF the premises OF "a
s Sl as Dsei iS s q is tie is ID de-
scrtbed land and premises, with the improvements.
INTO telcpriU situate and Ming in tbe District OF
Columbia 90 wit: All Of lots !, s. T. 5. 6. Z. .. 3,
u u, d. Il Is. q T. 2, 2; and =, n block two
~ lots !, 3. Z, p, s. 8. 10, T. Is, i and 10 IN
bioek three 81 lots 4. 2 3, g. 2, g, 3, 10, Il.
in block four t4j lots /. 2 s. g. s. 9. T. g. g. %, II.
L. 49, H. Is, and Is block i've 81 lots . 3, 4.
3 b. a. 3 y 3 y Z q & + & s. g. s.
., 49, So 81, %, and g. m block TX t5 lots 2, J.
q. p 8 q. o. q. q, ., . 50. 81, &, 3. u. S.
%, and 81. ID block seven CD al according 10 a
slhilsslGh 0I land known Connection Avenue
Il lgaEos. a. pr plat Of said subdivision recorded
ia tue once ~ tle surveyor Of the District OF Co
umbia. ia county br.lk so. Is page T.
Tins property Wlh DC sold as an entirety ia blocks,
groups oI lots single lots. may be directed b.
the trustee az the time 81 sale.
Terms % sale. Ouc-third Of the purchase price in
cash t0f which deposit Of Sl0l0 must be made TO
the trustee at the tnnc Of sale If sold as entirety
and u 500 Icr DID q sold in blocks otsJ, and the
balance n equal notes az the purchaser payable IN
one ana tHD gears from date o. sale. with interest
az The ratio q pCT Ceutn per aunum. payable semi
annually, said notes ~ be secured 5y nTst deed Of
trust the property sod, an cash at the option
Qi the BuIcIaseI- The terms "a sale 90 b. complied
With within twenty days from the date OF sale, de-
fault Of which the property vii b. Tes0id al the Tsk
o1d COST of the detauiti1g purchaser after five days
f4a1geItiatl-alt ln some newspaper published III
Washington H. q. 40 convtyaucIuR title exaEnina-
lOn, and recording at TIE expense OF The purchaser
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DIS
TlICT OF COLUMBIA.
Formerly
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Trustee.
By EDWARD J. sTELLWAGEN President,
IfI 4 ST. nv.
Attest: tSCalJ
GEORGE +. FLEMING, Secretary.
dc--d& dstNS
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peal CompIetes

Papers were signed yesterday at noon
by which the American Insurance Com
pany Of Newark, n. J. represented here
by Wolf 8. Cohen, assumed the business
and good viii of the National Metropol-
itan Fire Insurance company, The latter
ketiring from business. The amount OF
insurance involved In the transaction is
about s2,5500ov,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-18

The board of arbitration to decide the
differences Of the master plumbers and
the journeynen viii not hold its first
meeting before the end Of this week. At
torney J. S. Easby-Smith, who represents
the journeymen, and Stuart Mcnamara,
the counsel for the masters, are at work
on a statement Of the questions on which
the conflicting parties are at ODDS and
viii submit them to the board at the
earliest opportunity
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR $50.
S. H. HINES,

Undertaken and Embalrner.
LIS 18th St NV. Telephone North 1885
Hardwood. Clcth-covered Casket Outside Case
Grave and opening same. l Hearse, 2 Carriages
Embalming Everything good and services frst
class Use Of Funeral parlor free. Burial Lot.
for sale or easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on band for shipping Established lS73
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED WHITE BUTLER. SIS: MATTRESSES.
chembeumaids, and cook; also col0red chamber
maid. waitress. and cooks this city and Rhode ISL
and good wages EUREKA. l0ll y. Y. ave
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
piers and typeWriters exceeds She supply a course
AZ our school requires from 80 to % days Special
afternoon sessions for government employees STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 9l55I9 Colorado Bldg
ac9
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MILLION VOTES CAST
Insurance Election Closes 4
o'clock This Afternoon.
MANAGEMENTS SEE VICTORY
Believed New York Life VIII Win by
100000 and Mutual by 10000 to
5O,OOO-PoIicy Holders Give Reasons
for Possible FafIure-Over so Per
Cent Have Voted-The Tickets.

New York. Dee 17.-At 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon the contest for control
Of the Mutual and New York Life Insur-
ance companies viii have ended, and i'm
mediately thereafter hve representatives
OF the State will begin the tabulation
of the votes that have been cast for mem
bers Of the new boards CT trustees. Both
sides viii have watchers. and ever. pre-
caution viii be taken
Careful canvass Of both camps at a late
hour tonight indicates that the policy
holders tickets are beaten Judging
from the indications at present the New
York Life administration ticket will get
very nearly 100000 majority. and the
present administration in the Mutual Life
VIII be successful by between 10000 and
5000.
Although the officials of the two cor
Porations say that the vote viii not be
more than 60 per cent Of the total policy
holders, Judging from all information
that could be secured this evening, very
nearly 50 per cent Of the policy holders
have voted.
Vote Heavy To-day.
According 10 the last figures given out
by the officials. there are 977 al policy
holders in the New York Life, and 4575gl
in the Mutual All of these persons have
been impOrtuned TO vote either way. and
many have given proxies TO the agents
and administration officials Of the two
corporations which viii be recorded as
soon as the polls open at 10 o'clock TO-
morrow. II is with these proxies that
the administration officials expect to be
successful
The international policy holders com
mlttee began to gather in this city this
afternoon. While all are apparently san
guine as 10 the outcome. when pressed for
statement as 10 figures the members
or the committee admit that they cannot
give any. They are also willing 70 make
excuses as to why they may be beaten,
and If IL should happen that the policy
holders ticket is elected, the members
of the committee viii be the most sur-
prised mortals in the city Of New York.
Tickets I'm the Field.
So far as the New York Life is con-
cerned, there are but two tickets in the
field. each containing the names Of
twenty-four directors. The first is the
administration ticket, headed by John
z. Andrus. Of Yonkers. and the second
the international committee ticket. head
ed by John T. Christy, Of Troy, y. Y.
in the Mutual Life there are three
tickets, known as the administration
ticket, headed by John W. Auchincloss,
OF New York; the united committees
ticket, headed by J. n Adam. Of Buffalo,
and the so-caIled selected fusion ticket"
headed by Charles =. Hughes, governor
elect. The ticket is repudiated by more
than one-half Of the men whose names
compose it,
The Washington herald., 1906-12-18
LOIS FOB SALE,

FOR SALE-KALORANA KNIGHTS.
bEIAIk HEIEBTS
The Tery bCs. bargains lE this rapidly enhancing
locality
Geisf ALLAS p. WALKER. 1872 g. 80.
COX sALE-FINE LOr On NV IOEh Az
bet 18th and 18th south s.--s ll ~ H.; Is e.
front Price $500.
MILLEH-sUUEllAkER REAL ESTATE co.
FElue. West iJ Ls5 WISCONSIN AVE. .51I ST.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE. FRAME HOUSE ON CHAIN
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly recorded
10 hlrf So -'5-s fuu4 81 20 seq, % tue land rec
tIas t ts District at Columbia and az the request
% tte IaJtf 7srastd thereby, tIe undersigned
Trustees Hla scd. 80 public auction. IN front 81 the
premises, Cn FRIDAY, Che 18th day Of December.
4. y. l3t az o CLOCK J. m the following de-
scrbed land and pnmises situate in the county q
mated as and beng part 81 81 Plilp and jacob.
beginning az stake at she southeast angle uf a road
n "a iluc north IS dlgets west from tue corner ot
Jones Eral l-J l-5 pglclCa5 thence north - de
gFs west st5 FefeLlss tl.uc. north IS degrees west
10 itrcts thence north $50 degrees west perchcs,
tilHrcr Eest izEcatsi thence north t5-z degrees
Itfciicsi ucEcr north IS degrees easf 5 perclesi
thence Lgith p degrees east s. ulrclCs. thence
ioutl to'1 degrees ta-t 81 ~ perClts o. r0aC thence
fth SAID -aas south = degrees east 40 peICIcs 70
-eled B.. T. -. C41Iuter-t0sethCr with the improve
80 uts. Cau7latlug c5 ole small frame house- sold
s,tl-es 10 ieA u7ttt -alsj Aia4 g 80, ana Fetraed
May =! G5. iu ut-r s1 folio ls8. q the land rec
0ril- q ti5e District oi Columbia.
Toms q 1r.c- tuC-rIIIl % ru- purchase money 10
b. raid n c1zh. and ihe balance in two equal in
terest az r-I ceutmn Isr anIEn. payable semi
annually. rom DAB % sale. secured bJ decd ~
trust upon tIe properly 500, cr az cash, % the
OPTION ot the flrcdss-f- s deposit ~ 5000 VII be
Clu1cJaucirg. recording aua rotar.sl fees 40 tie
COST 10 me flllasf. ftTlls % sale d D. complied
win within fifteen GAYS i7' daF - sale. otherwise
ilt trustees reserve tIe llg1L ~ resell The property
at the riss and cast rs the d1.1ulriug purchaser.
after lyC DAYS advertisement oi -ucl resale iu The
WASHINGTON Herald a newspaper published in the
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON.
FRANCIS N. cox,
T. W. 5IcREYNOLDs Attorney for party secured.
. . H b. s.
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. ETC.

AN XMAS PRESENT FOR ALL THE FAMILY
and one that VIII be appreciated hy the little
one, IS sweet singing cansTy, and we have par
rots, aQuarIa with g0idhshes. rabbits guinea pigs
monkeys dogs, eats, and fancy poultry; all at low
prices. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 10 18th st. NV
The Washington herald., 1906-12-18
HORSES AND VEHICLES,
NEW WRGoKs

For. sALE-AT SACRIFICE PRICES. 8 LIGHT
ElbDlrtlre ar1uEIaIls. = inn glass station WaE0us.
top UIssils. and ! w4s1ustte. al have been
sllelty Hsgd- but are IS eu0l a. new. u1 reason
able offers refused = D. WATERS x son. 80
Pa. aIC. AVS.
CQGSWELL'S IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE To
hly new and seclat hand vehicles and harness
large assortment vehicles so up, harness $ up.
four tne shetland ponies and trap. % llth St.
nv nrs-tf
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NOW OPEN
THE MacLENNAN.
NE CHAPIN. 1415 Chanin ST.
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR HEM IA IS. uE.. y large rooms
furnace heat good house for room
49,. - renting purposes. EelGcad to- S45-5
Oh hENl-Li1 Tenn. ave ne, new 6-Tuum
hulse, furnace heat: Just north
ot LHcriu Farh, house btauti-
1dly 81 s.
Vk EkNI-EaIgaiu 30 Columbia Heights. 1911
O;ls place. au llth s. car line. %
rooms. steam heat house new and
finished U hardwood Only. SO s.
II. x. HONEN STEIN CO.,
1914 r II. NV
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CLEANING AND DYEIRG.

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED. soc
Pants l0c Oterc0ats s0c Skirts Z5e ans -
i. LION. the Clothes DoegoT. I55 ia. ave. fnoss5
Aain I4sA nO2Ss0t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE-BOARDING HOUSE. FINE LOCA-
ton: filled with hoarders. good income. good rra-
sons fOT selling. BOX l76. Herald oHice. dei6st
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Herald want Ads

viii be received at McNulty's Cigar Store.
Fourteenth and Z SITS. NV, and promptly
forwarded to the main Office
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR LEAsE-WOUD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sidetrack
ECsslyn Branch Pa T. r.. neas south end Aquc-
duct Bridge. long terms. lew rentals Apply to
ROBERT 4. PHILLIPS Maryland B.dg.. ltl0 II
ST. NV. noItT
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SUBURBAR---FOR SALE,

railway northwest .-45, payable s. monthly, with
CIT interest u taxes. Address OWNER HERALD
Office. uo2f53t
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PERSONAL,

AS \ TALE THAT Is TOLD. FOR WE HAVE
the gold II The 4. 5. Treasury has not, and spend
It literally, paying big money for mems worn
garments, shoes, hats and shirts: drop us a card
now JUSrHS OLD STAND. 6l9 D
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING Up HOUSE
keeping and wish 10 sell part or all of your fur
nlture send Tor ulS man who has the reputation Of
% years TAR dealing
MARCUS NOTES.
as sth St
Phone Main 5f7l nofb-tf
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE, FIANOS
DC Address BOX 2343, Station q. l VIII call
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ROOMS E0R RENI.
FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-No. 1918 Euclid 81. NV. Colum-
bia heights, rooms. BATH sec
oud n00f. ~ =
FOR RENT-N0 Jji0 y 81. NV. lst "a floor.
or TouTs and bath back
pcFches, furnace heat rent 20
Jan. I ircc.s..-. .-........ go szs-5l
FOR kENT-No. ls03 9TH 81. NV. g rooms and
bath. good uSchholhoUc, con
ycuiefft two car lIues----..--.--- SIS. 81
FOR RENT-No. 6Zl ST. NV. 5 rooms. Sd
h1ur. Tor Dwelling OF oifce plr-
poses .ai1.v "
FOR RBNT-No. - 5th -. NV; rooms
downtown location, very con
FOR RENT-No. ll9 Todd place NV. new.
UU-t0-d8te ! rooms and bath
brick fiat. back p0rCbcs separate
yard and shed. only .....-..--------S SIS y
FOR RENTING. I-59 vi 81. ne. new, rooms
bath. brick; porcelain tub. con-
VeuIeEt "a u street cars $1,000. 81 -
CALL FOR RENT BULLETIN
III. Z. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 r st. NV.
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N IHL SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding Probate Court In re Is
tate Of Marina Williams Deceased. No. lf025.-AD-
plcatiou having been made 70 the supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia holding a Probate Court
Tor letters II administration said estate. with
paper-Wrting dated November g. 1906. purporting 20
be a viii. annexed. ty Mary Hutchinson, It is or
dered, this 81 day q December. A ID. 1876, that
notice be- and hereby is given 20 the unknown
next Of kin and heiFs-at-law Of Martha Williams,
deceased. and to all others concerned to appear IN
said court en- MONDAY the 9TH day Of January.
A. ID. 1917. at 10 O'Clock a. M, to show cause Why
said Taper-writiug should not be admitted TO pro-
bate and record and why such Application should
not be granted Provided this notice be published
in the Washington Law Reporter and The Washing
ton Herald oncs in each q three successive weeks
before the return day herein mentioned the first
publication to be not less than thirty days before
said return dav ASHLEY NJ GOULD, Justice.
A True C.ouv-Attes.: tSeaIl JAMES TANNER
Register Of Wills WILSON & BARkSDALE
and JAMES X POLK Attorneys. de4, Ills