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The Washington herald., 1906-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES,
"a. LEFTwICH sINcLAIR A.

"a LEFTWiCH SINCLAIR Aitouey. FTe1 oc-
4. THE SUPREME ~ to,- 81 20 a. rgr nrsrg,,-
% columbia, holding q special Term As 4 IiefrI-f
HylIt ul iue JLlteu states far Grt District III g.
Igsttuns To adjacent property from Change ir H.
go q streets, aEtuues aud alleys authorired fr
tiYc 20 the elimination of sraac ,.g--si-s I'm H.
vac o. LAg Baltimore and Potomac Rri.9raf Com
r. 81 ~ 'te DisIlcl % tc.Vmfa. District Court.
1..--ss,.I ...-I g. btiett gwen t14t sc. the UU-
t--ls-sae4i having Bucn designated ana appointed
H., f... supreme ,oGft oi ta- District " Columbia
'yirt ior tne District 0f Columbia AS 4 r.,nrTlf,
- - d. .itatst tlt canl1ses resulting % adjacent
a4el4ts, and alleys authorized by t1e act of Con-
-. sig5s atyr3Fed February 4. lsJ relative 20 tie
Baltimore and Potomac railroad COMPANY. In ths
- .,-ile1 81 60 8 Se4aitia VII meet at 1879 O'Clock a.
bhb. 4 u. 1916. az the uited Ststes Court Hons
lSls Hslli in said District. IN q room 10 BE- as
bI,tucI. for the purpose a viewing fSF tr5rsrtr
i iI-sgsl ~ tAe Oranges IN tls gTa1es Of the fol-
lqs Toe CaIaagcs resulting g. real urorsrtT from sad
gtai.Ls.a t.s.a - eLSce pursuant to tne terms and Drs-
l9,5. entitled An sct 10 provide fgr Tavr5ert IN
damages on account 81 changes 81 crad- due to tie
Elimination Of grade Crossings on The Ine ii tTe
fhiiadelphl2. Baltimore and WashiBgtoT Railroad
COMPANY. % VT: / street s. Z betucun t1ffH
street and Nirginia avenue. I street 5 il frt-g5l
olzth and seventh street; k street s. p between
!. b1 s.5eS sa5 iIglnia avenue, sinh street =
tween Virginia avenue ard X street. Virginia agr-
W. = =, D.i"eeu ElitI and sixth streets. Nir-
gina afenue \ =. between Sixth and Seventh
s'trFlsi Islnla F7cnue = z. between seventh and
hlsLiA streets, Virginia avenue :. e between Sec
end aud IhlFd streets; street = e. between
hst ana Sscord streets. All owners of real uToI-
erty damaged by the changes in the grades al
sald streets VIII tie a petition with rs u this
cause, signed and sWorn 90. for an allowance cf
oanages within twelve months after the said 3j;h
esS oi NoFem0ef, A. y. 1906 The aforesaid act
% Congress approved June g9 1876 rr9vidcs tbst
upon The failure @! any such Owner 90 thus present
- claim, viLnin sald period. his night % do 50
GEORGE ". MOSS, GEORGE SPKsNSY Com
mission 20 Aupraise Damages. 4 true couy-Test.
HAM. Assistant CLERK CcZ5-d exe 5St
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WANTS NEGRO COLONY
COlOred Bishop from Atlanta
Talks of Race Question.
aIDICULES THE EQUALITY IDEA
says COIOred People Themselves Do
Not Desire to Be on Same Social
Plane with Whites-RiOts I'm south
Have Driven Ont Many of LabOring
CIass-Beiieves I'm Segregation,

Senior Bishop l. II. HOlsey, of Atlanta.
Ca. of the Colored Nj. +. Church. who
has been spending the last few days in
Washington. in an interview last night
spoke freely. concerning the negro ques-
ton in the South. and Of the recent race
rioting in Atlanta.
Bishop Holsey said that a great change
of feeling and attitude had come over
the people of Atlanta. both among
negroes and whites since the late blood
shed there. Immediately after the riot
ing the saner heads OF both races, he
said, had hastened to take steps for the
preservation Of peace and to prevent fu-
ture outbreaks.
He said that sixty per cent of the labor
employed in Atlanta was composed OF
negroes. and that the wholesale departure
Of blacks from the city since the recent
trouble there had greatly alarmed en-
plovers and property owners.
The bishop said that his own presence
in Washington at this time was IN the
nature OF a heme-seeking mission. as
every day convinced him that negro
life and property were no longer safe in
the South
Tuskegee Breeds Violence.
Bishop Holsey further stated that he
shared the opinion Of many of the ad-
vanced leaders of his race throughout
the South that the work being done by
Booker T. Washington. although well in
spIred, was sure to breed violence in the
future. He declared that the skilled
negro mechanic in the South is already
supplanting the less efficient white Ia
borer. and that jealousy produced by this
condition had been strong factor in
causing the Atlanta riOting.
The bishop ridiculed the idea of social
equality between the races, and declared
that not enc negro IN 10,0o0 ever enter
tained such thought Social equality,
he said. Is. and always has been. q
personal matter 10 be decided between
individuals, without reference to differ
ence in race.
Believe in Segregation.
Regarding the ultimate settlement of
he negro question, Bishop Holsey de-
slares that il was his opinion that the
only solution to be found was in the COM
llete separation Of the races He said
he favored the formation of a half in
dependent negro colony, under the pro-
ectiOn of the United States government.
Here the negro might work out his own
iestiny without interference by those
whom il must be evident to all could
lot much longer dominate him
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT FURNISHED.
A naval officer, assigned TO duty elsewhere de-
sirea 10 rent his house completely furnished by
the year OF for the season. For further particulars
JAMES r. BATES & Co,
no3-d 1907 ST. NV.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

7T1TTTFTL LOTs FOR SO EACH DUFONT
HEIGHTS CO. Room 9. SO T NV. oc3lt
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-B0STON TERRIER DOG; COLLARED
and tagged dogs name KenniC II. ana owners
nane John n. Ladd. engraved collar. Reward
Tor return 10 205s 4 st. nv.
LOST = HACK LEATHER IDENTIFIC AFION
and hiT book containing large sum belonging 10
two societies Suitable reward for return intact ).
Z. BOMAR ils1 s., ne.
LOsT-BREAsTPIN. 5STONE. DIAMONDS AND
pair solitaire earrings. Saturday, October is, on
way from Washington Safe Deposit Co 70 Shore-
Lam Hotel x large reward wiz be paid for their
recovery and no questions asked Inquire OFFICE,
Hotel Shorebafn. oc3i-lGt
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CLARENCE Z. RHEElI.
ALEXANDER T. HENSE'
mos. J. OWEN q SOY. AUCTIoNEEEs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
IL bhLNt lNEININHED BUILDING on
LDOI col EI BETWEEN RHODE ISL
ANu AVENUE AND SIXTH AND SEVENTH
rsikEEIs NOklhWEST.
iE iE virtue 9t . certain deed q trust, dulr Te-
fli4ed, in -ioer No 800 folio 23l ct sen, cf the
ana records n the District q Columbia and a.
We Eeqgest q the psrsy secured thereby. the un-
-lsngd trustees VIII sell at public auction IN
ITtut u The premises. on FRIDAY the ninth 9TH
Gay ~ Ncgcmbef. 4 d. 1905. az 40 O'CLOCK r.
H tbs following described land and premises sIti,-
are IN Lie city u Washington District Of Columbia
sId qfsign3ied as and beiuS part II lot " In D.
~ FaItcll1 subdivision Of lots IN square AZ a.
per pldt re,1ried ia Surveyors O+lce FOR the d. a.
m l-lner Il ID. G., folio 81. Beginning AZ tie
liheast corner Of said lot, thence vest along tne
line q pubic alley > feet thence north 81 feet
10 me ine uf a 5-tuot private aIIev. thence east
aiors t5e iine q said private alley = feet. thence
s9tIh 70 place n beginning together with perpetual
tlshl OF way over said private auCy together with
ms
Terms of sale. All cash subject 20 taxes. 4
deposit ar >i0t VII be required az time of sale All
Coilveyancieg recording. &c at cost of purchaser
Terms Of sale O. he complied with within ten davs
from Gay oi sale Otherwise she trustees reserve the
Elgt 70 resell TIE property az the risk ana cost Of
defsuting purchaser, after i've DAYS advertisement
ct such resale IN some uewSr,7r,pr Tl41flishcI ~
Washington, y. e.
CHARLES G.. ALLEN
oc70-eod&ds exS Trl5isss
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Triumph nf Arbitrntion.

IIuIl Llt L48IILu0Is NtHs-
The settlement of the strike of machin-
Its on the Southern Railway again
illustrates thes value of judjcious media
ton, recently displayed in this c0mmuni-
ty by the settlement of The bay steam
boat strike. No argument is required TO
show how much better it IS to deal with
such matters in fair conference rather
than 10 make them the occasion Of a
contest in stubbOrnness.
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SUBURBAK---F0R SALE.
AUCTIONS,
ADAM WLsCHLER. Aucuonesr.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. COMPRISING TWENTY -ONE NEAR
~ tBNfLEEkD DIV BILLINGS On SHEP-
HEED SHEET. EErW EN- FIkTH AND
h} virtue N fUeuty-guc certain deeds q trust dui5
frc.riel lu Lihcr $50 folios liI ga 80 % "a
~ ~ ~ 20. 10. II 81. Is. 2s7. 20. 20. -I
- ~ @sd ~ e seq q The land records q the
TaTtlrs secured thereby We the undersigned tTus-
!et- VII sen separately. a. p-hile aueicu. y.
ISL DAY or OCTOBER a. ID. 1895. C5il-
IleleIHs az ( O'Clock =. IA the following described
lald and premises situate ln tBe comfy q Wash
ingtcu, iu the District % Columbia and designated
isfee i'ei both inclusive in George o Browns sub
DIVISION " lots ia b.0cd Numbered seTeurvtTcC 49,
ct The PetRuTth Addition 60 Washington, as Per
pat recorded On Llbtr County Nc. i3. rage %, ot
the records IF the SURVEYORS 6air II ftf fisfr-f of
Columbia. together Vith the improvements thereon
Terms ~ sales tEe-riITd ~ the fT-Icl4Se money
- PC pad ID cash. and the balance ~ two equal
llsiaililnis payable 10 one and tive years. with in
rerft a. I've per CeBtuu uCr aUUgm. pas able seTi-
auuuallr from DAY Of sale secured t- decd Cf trust
upon the property sold. al Cash 40 the aption n
required % the purchaser the time az sale AL
fHuFslsl.lu recording AID l0f1rial fees a. The
cost ~ the purchase Terms Il s.le e. b. complied
Win within Efteel DAYS from day Of sale 0-hoTwfse
the r-r-tae- reserve rha right a. r-rel the rrafr+y
a. che r%k and cost q the desaultire fsircs.ssar
after I'VE DAYS advertisement o such resale n some
newspaper published IN the CITY of Washington,
CLARENCE Z. RHEEI.
ALEXANDER T. HENSEY.
Trustee.
Tho above sale IS postponed on account of the IN
element weather uHfu TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6.
Ise. az the same h0I and place.
CLARENCE y. RHEEM
ALEXANDER 7. HENsEY.
nold&dsezs sIs F st NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-SEAR 18th AND r SITS NV. A
ueli-huilt. 6.room, hay-window brick dwelling
modern plumbing. in excellent condition. Price
s.. 400 2. J. WALsHE. 1895 New YORK ave. noi-8t
FOR SALE-HOUSE. L ROOMS FULL OF
roOmers. cheap 10 quick buyer: $50; reason for
selling, leaving city l01 q St ne. oc3l-7t
FOR SAILS 0)J; BARGAIN; SUITABLE ron
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST. can eas!sy be re
modelled into BUSINESS PROPERTY nne house
IN good condition; lOt rs feet deep similar house
next door recently sold foT $3.50 Location g040 llt
ST. nv. Price for quick sale only &O0c. RALPH
" LEE. Real Estate and Insurance, 1906 -
NV. ocl6-lmo
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SITUATIONS WANTED---FENALE.

OR OTHER WRITING AT
home experienced. lagible- 10 alh - u,e -7o5 g
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Struck INV Motor Car.

Miss NJ L. Chase. of 81 b street north
vest, was run into by a motorcycle ridden
ty Francis Martin, 614 Eighteenth street
northwest. and injured slightly by the fall
She pluckiiy refused treatment and pro-
ceeded to her home, where she was found
o be only a bit shaken up.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

ONE THOUSAND PERSONS TO co WITH Us
on our free excursion 20 Berwvn WEDNESDAY
November T. Free lunch, with chance for a free
lot See adrs 1H the daily papers. OuT special
At II o'clock. GREATER WASHINGTON REALTY
CORPORATION, Gil Colorado Bldg. Phone Main
48A no3it
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED. FEW MORE
shorthand and typewrtng pupils; class or indi-
vidual instruction; Pltman system; instructor Is
years experience. speed dictatOn; quick course and
shorthand made easy specially. Address BOX Is,
Herald Office. oc2s- limo
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling, why not drop postal to an old re-
liable imt v ARkS 4 co. 3G Ith. opposite Ssks'.
or phone main 1908. ocl23ot
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets Office and store fixtures Of all kinds Fur
niture stored, packed. and shipped. Address BAUM.
9l2 Pa. ave nw. Phone main 1854.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VI. LOWENSTEIN. LADIES' TAILOR.
li03 y. Y. ave. uu. Phone NJ 1855. Suits made
To order. 50 Ip. tt guaranteed no pay. Re
modelling specially
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cd UqIn carpets Drop postal Ur phone
~ ~ s.. NV
MATTRESSES MADE OVER on PREMISES.
N-9, bike new. drUp postal. J. J. FEENEY. III
Pa. sYc Hw. moist
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Inspect Cement sidewnIks.

Superintendent Of Streets II. II. Moss
nd r. 5. Blome, who was awarded the
ontract for laying of cement sidewalks
n the District, have been making an in
gpection Of the territory in which the new
sidewalks will be installed. It is hoped
10 have the work under way before the
beginning of winter
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NANTED-ChEyusT: $50 PER ANNUM: NA-
fal Torpedo Station, Torpedo, T. J. a competitive
examination wiil b. held Tor the above position De-
cembor ). 1906 For further information address
-ComnandaHt. Navy Yard, Washington d. c."
uu5.l2
WANTED SOLICITOR FOR UP-TO-DATE FRA
teInal beneficial society: uusr have experience Ad-
drcss BOX 65.-ilasn and Tulsf Bldg uuisr
TYPEWRITER WITH MACHINE. OFFICE
rent ln exchange for some work; central location.
Is2 9Th ST. uU. uo4-3t
WANTED INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
peaTance on a special proposition ont Of citr. .
newspaper OF insurance experience preferred Cali
before 10 Q. ~. Monday basement McGm Bldg
Ask for Mr.. MILLER u64tF
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN I9 AND
y, for Office work IN q large club: must be gradr-
ate Of business college business high school and
come well recommended Apply az ~ llth ST. II
floor front after z o. N. uog1r
WANTED WHITE BOYS To WORK AT
trade 1919 = 81 uoggt
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaken and Embalmer

l7l5 l4th st. NV. Telephone North 1895
Hardwood. Cloth-coEered Csskst. Outside Case
Grave and opening same. Hssrse 2 Carriages
Embalming- Everything good. and services hrst
class Use Of Funeral ParlOT free Burial Lots
for sale on easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on hand for shipping Established lT3
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE.
TicI.et omce. - Pennn- a,

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington Colrubs
Savannah, Jacksonslile, Tampa Atlanta Birmlrs
ham. Mobile Pensacola, aud .New Orleans
lg1o A NJ DAILY ScaboaTd Mail Thr-gzl
Coaches and Pullman Sleeper TO jacksonville kl1
also through Sleeper Washington 70 Rlrmiuraau
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington 70 Hamlet \ n
SIS =. NJ. DAlLf-Seab0ard Express solid train
With Pullman Sleeper fo dacEsCnviils snd TampS.
Through sleepe- te Atlanta, birmingham AIS
Memphis Cafe Dining Car.
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FATHER KILLED BY CAR.
John Casey. Jr., of Washington, Gets
sad News from Home.

F sad news reached the ears Of John
Easey. jr-. of the United States Hospital
Corps, yesterday morning, when he was
notified By the detective bureau that his
aged father, a merchant Of Cumberland,
Hd. had been killed SATURDAY night by
IN electric car.
The old man at the time was on his
way 90 the post-office 10 mail letter
10 his boy. when a rushing car struck
him and crushed out his life Young
casey enlisted in the service three weeks
ago, and was sent TO Fort SIocum, where
he remained until last week, when he was
detailed 10 this city The boy left fer
cumberland on the first train. He had
Intended visiting his father during the
Dming week Funeral services will be
eld on Tuesday
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rs p. ~ daily ST. LOUIS LXPREss.-Pullnza
Sleeping Car Harrisburg 10 s. Louis and CIn-
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may De
left at any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded
TO the main office.
5. KANN SONS & CO., Information Bureau
GRIER GRIER Pharmacy. 9th and \. \. ave.
CHAS. J. FuHRMANN'S PHARMACY. 9th and
East Capitol SITS.
T. r. WEILER'S PHARMACY. 355i NJ 81. NV.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY, 18th and sta NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY ID and G sts. NV
NELSON'S PHARMACY, 1st and G sts. nv.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY, 18th and Park sts. nv.
KENEsAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and Irv-
ing sts.
NcNULTY's CIGAR STORE, 18th and sts. nv
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY. 9th and 2 SIS. NV.
hEA ER'S PHARMACY. 9Th and sts. NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and SITS ne.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR LEASE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations ou sidetrack
Bosslyu Branch. Pa X r. near .oufh end Aque-
duct Bridge. long terms low rentals. Apply to
ROBERT A. PHILLIPS. Maryland Bldg. 1910 II
~ uof-fF
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"a. LEtINiCH SINCLAIR. Attorney Filed No
Hcmb1r l. 1905
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
,- -A 'oiunUld Roidiug special term as = Distrc-
- q" rtAs th9eu states for the District ~ Co
resulting tn adjacent property from changes f1 the
sleues l slieeis avenues. and allevs authorized lv
az "a 'oAsstss approved tebulary =, 1865
.tL45ts 70 tbs construction q Union Railroad SJs
soh ll ne DisJuct Ci Columbia. District C0fTf
signed, haung been designated and af.yaiDf4d h,
thc supreme Court of tha pis1uct 81 Columbia
Court Tor toe p'sjuct az Columbia as 4 rnrlis.i0r
u aIpralSc o. damages resuilug % adjacent url7,-
eity IRON eid.es m tie grades Of streets. avenues
proved February s, 1919. relating 10 the tnnstrrc.
Columbia vii meyt az 1919 oclock a. m on
WEDNESDAY. ThE 18TH DAY or DEt Esntft
a ID 1896 81 che United States Court H1fSs u'-.v
Hall in the District Of Columbia IN 2 room 10 IL
assigned bF the United States marshal for -ar.,
District for The u1irposs ~ sievirs tgr -,
ing named streets. avenues. and alleys and hearing
testimony touching the damages re-.1ltlrs f.. -
property from SAID changes Of grade I'm 1CrDrlqnCp
with the terms and PROVISIONS % tae of Congress
approved April p 1904. entitled An act 20 pro
yide for payment Of damages ON account Of changes
due 70 construction Of the union station District
o. Columbia, 70 wiz; Second street northeast
Third street northeast. and X street northeast
around square numbered seven hundred and Gfty
C5o'. and the alleys ard minor street Parker
street.. IN said SqUaTe, Delaware avenue and Se--
cud street northeast around square numbered seven
hundred aud torty-s tItsl; and Third street
of real property damaged by the changes in me
grades ot said streets. aTenuss alleys viii fls
petition with Us. N this cause. signed and sworn
to- for allowance Of damages within siNfv ibi
DAYS after the said l2th day of December. \ u
p 1901 provides that up on the failure n sry
such owner 70 thus present his claim. within said
period. his right 70 40 50 shall cease and determine
CHARLES A. BAKER. GEORGE " MOSS
GEORGE SPRANSA, Commission 20 Auuraize Dam
Clerk By + E CUNNINGHAM, sisia1t i 4oc cierf s2i
uo2dexS39t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN,

MONEY 70 LOAN n SUNS To SUIT on D.
{. real estate
NILLETT & REINECkE CO
SIS 18th Sc, opposite ShOreham Hotel
MONEY To LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans replace Old ones at lowest rates Of in
feTest. All transactions conducted with economical
c1usideratou Tor borrowers. NM. II. SAUNDERS
& CO. li0I st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN AT "a AND PER CENT
TATE. PROMPT REPLIES AND SMAiA.Eo
POSSIBLE EXPENSE. MOORE & HILL Unc.J,
az l4th St NV
LOANS on REAL EsTATE-4 To 6 PER CENT
interest, depending ON location. GASCH 4
LOANS on STOCKS. BONDS LIFE POLICIES.
trusts bldg assn shares, syndicate certifs. aud
other approved collateral. 5052 NIetzerott Bldg
nl0 81. Phone 81. G.. a. BAKER
MONEY TO LOAN or APPROVED CITY REAI.
estate at II. and : per cent interest; special
prEileges With respect 20 pflor PAYMENTS. TYLER
& RUfHERFORD Unc9, 1907 ST. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST TRUSTS on D.
c. real estate security at AZ and per cent; no
unnecessary charges 10 borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
oo- st nw
SIN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES
for sale. in amounts ranging from $500 70 81 500
secured on new residences and faysble in three
years For fun information apply 10 SUBJ RBAN
HOMES COMPANY. @i Colorado Bldg oc2s lot
IF YOU HIVE MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST
trust mortgages bearing and per cent inter
est, ] always have them for sale. See what ] have
to offer before you plsCo your mOney. Address H.
J. SlALLINGS IS Home Life Bldg
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALTON," !"

sls n ST. NV.
Elegant new apartments Of exceptionally large
rooms. Long ngdistauce telephone in each apartment.
downtown location accessible 20 al car lines.
sud IN easy walking distance Of all government de-
partments- Inspect these apartments before rent
ing Others. ARTHUR g. PLANT Traders Ma
uonal Bank. 10Th st. and Pa. ave oc25-d
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WITH BOARD.
ROOMS WANTED,

WANTED ROOM IN IMMEDIATE VICINITY
18th and X. Address BOX s., Herald Office.
moist
II YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
then. % Gersou. Dent & Co. 6Il 7th St NV.
We the only real estate agents renting
oclsU
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
piers aud typewrItsrs exceeds the supply. A course
At our school requires from 81 To 81 days. Special
Afternoon sessions Tor government employes STENU-
ACADEMY. gl5-5ls Colorado Bldg.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves, bFics-bTHc and ali kinds Of house
hoi4 goods. BALMS tUkNTrUkE SnOP Iith
ana T. SIS Phone n 1918. Formerly 9th and q.
WANT TO BUY ALL KINDS OF FTRNTTfr RE-
from one piece 20 contents Of houses a. well as
oEee ana store fixtures, pianos organs. &c for out
oI-t9Nn nTIn VINO VIII pay Il erai prices 10 get the
goods quick. Address tURN lure, Herald Office
Phone S9iw orl5-31t
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED; ANGORA cars AND TTKRTZ
Dogs. Angora and Maltese cats pigeons fancy
Poultry, inc1bators 6oldfshes Mice Rsts and faii
bul9s. SChAID BIRD STORE. ~ 18th st. Nv.
FOR sALE-HoME-RAIsED HARDY. AND AC-
einnate1 canary birds; fine singers: beautiful IN
s9:oI. Also few brass and breeding cages 5ll
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CLEANING AND DYEIAG.

PHILIP LEDERER. l2l Il ST NE. 'PBCNE
East 1895. Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work al the eity.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

NANTED-A WOMAN TO coon. WASH. AND
iron; private family. Call - New Jersey ave nv.
WANTED-GIRL FOR LIGHT HOTgEkEFPTNC
good wage~ Apply. az once. 5l3 18th ST.
WOMAN FOR GENERAL,
hOuseWUTk. DO Washing Can a. 1896 Q - law AL
once. moist
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERT
euC1d skirt and coat hands on v0men's garments
JULIUS GARFINKLE & co. I235 81 nw.
no5-tf
WANLED--.MANGLE GIRLS. THE TOLNAN
LAUNDRY. D~sst
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"a. LEtTWICH SINCLAIR. Attorncv Filled No
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SITUATIONS WANIED---MALE.

EXPERT TYPEWRITER. PHON-
ogTaph operator, &C., employment hv court re-
7orter OF others. Address BOX 60 Herald Office
7o37
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HOUSES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT -507 PRINCE ST. ALEXANDRIA ,
handsome 3story brick residence; y rooms; ali
mod. imps $50 per month. Apply premises. or
70 VI. b. HARLOW Alexaudria. no3-3t
FOR RENT-9i2 TTH Ne: 2-SrORY. BAY WIN
dow brick rooms. bath. cellar furnace; Sc N.
j. fRIZZELI4 - Y 81. NV. nO3-3t
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ROOMS FOB BENT,

II VOC ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS, COME
% us as We have listed 50 per cent Of the yaean.
rooms In this city. no charges Of any kind IHE
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE AND LOAN Co.
1877 81. nv. Phone main 1856 oc3l0t
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
of Columbia Washington. Oct =. 1906
Sealed proposals viii be received at bhiS
Office until i m.. NONEMBER =. 1906.
for constructing sewers in the District of
Columbia. Forms, specifications, and
necessary information may be obtained al
room 43. District building. Washington.
y. c. HENRY 3. L. MACFARIAND
HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Com
missiOners. =. &. oc29-6t
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STORAGE.

WE STORE FOR Is CENTS a LOAD MOVING
Of all kinds L. 5. STORAGE Co. as 2e22 Tenth
Il Bw. Phone n 40 oc2l 2st
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PIANOS FOR BENT.

FOR RENT-YOU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
piano from Us for s. and up per north; 50 up
TlEhts 70 select from all in peri, ct ndition +.
g. SMITH PIANO Co. IL5 Pa ave oclstf