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CHESAPEAKE G OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule IN effect October ]. l9ls.

Schedule an elecL OctJu1f I, lilo.
go r. Mold DO3INlON EXPRESS Daily
stops lIIucIldl POINTS an lIglui4 west II
2luia. ! estlUJie uaiBi Standard CoaChes, parior
cars 20 AYIglnla Hot Springs and HCnCeVcrta Pull
man Sieepers Hinton 60 Louisville, Cincinnati In
dianapols, 81. Lcus. ana Chicago; dining cara q
4;s5 T. N-NEW C. x o. LIMITED. Dsfr-
Fast new Vestibue uan; stops only at tiordonsriie
charlottesville. Stanton. Ciifton Forge. and Gov.
ing Va suite sulphur RCnceveTte and linton
NJ Va. Pullman slsepsrs 20 Lexington LciisvIlis
CINCINNATI. Indianapolis, s. Louis. and Chicago
Dining cars. IA carte service. One night out
U.e Z. NJ l.. Y. LIMITED. Dagly-SoIia
yestibule tram. Pullman sieeQers 70 CINCINNATI
ie1ington, and Louisville. Compartment sleepina
ca 20 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dlnine
cars a In carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati f9
chicago aud 81. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville and Southeast.
Reservations and tickets Of Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5l3 PeunsylFania avenue: 6o9 18th street
near r. and sixth street Station. Telephones Main
$50 for Pennsylvania L. r. Gao Service and Main
9ofe for L 2 g" Ticket a=ica.
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PROPOSALS,

DEPOT QUARTERNASTER' OFFICE.
Washington. u. g.. October L. ISl8.-
Sealed proposals, IN tTiplicate. viii be re-
celTed at this office until o'clock p m.
THU RSDAH, November u. 1896, and
then publicly opened. for constructing
G., National Cemetery, in accordance with
plans and specifications therefor. which
can be seen ar this office and al the Office
Of the cemetery The United States Te-
serves the right 20 reject any or all pro-
p0Sals or any part thereof. Envelopes
containing proposals should De marked
Proposals fo- Brick Outbuilding al Bat
Tie Ground National Cemetery. and ad-
dressed to Capt II J. Pc IIS, Quar-
termaster. L. = A.. Washington, d. c.
ociIiS. .ls.20-nol213
THE REFORM SCHOOL. DISTRICT
Of Columbia Washington. -. g. No
vCmbeT g. f9t6.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received az the Office of the Super
iutendent OF this School until g o'clock on
THURSDAY, the 18th day cf November,
OF buildings for the Reform School, ID. Q.
Drawings, Specifications and necessary
Information may be Obtsined at the office
of The Superintendent al the School, on
the Bladensburg pike. and also at the Of
fee Of MT Francis r. Duehay, chairman
OF the building committee OF the board OF
trustees, St the Burlington. 1l20 Vermont
avenue. s. deposit of 5000 VIII be re-
quired from each party 10 whom Is given
q set Of the drawings and specifications
this 10 be refunded when said drawings
marks, notes. or other mutilauOn thereon
CROSBY :. MOVES. President of Board
Of Trustees, Reform School, ID. c.
n0l.a IT, lG
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HELP WANTED,

WANTED-YOCNG MAN FOR GENERAL OF
fee work must be Wen educated write q Ueat
hand and furnish references as 90 character and
good habits; excellent opportunity for Young man
who wishes 10 rise iu business. Address. IN own
handwriting, stating salary expected at start Z.
o. BOX az CITY uoll-3t
GOOD STENOGRAPHERS GET GOOD PAY.
DO YOU. L not study with practical reporters at
American School oi Reporting 4 500 typewrlter
vomber 18th. ASHTON 4 WILLIAMS Projectors.
1913 q ST.. Room g. nol0-5t
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
piers and typewrlt1rs exceeds the supply a course
at our school requires from 90 70 % days Special
afternoon sessions for government employees SHENO-
ACADEMY, 5l53l9 Colorado Bldg.
ccS If
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED - TEAMS WITH DUMP WAGONS.
Aprly. ready for WCTk. c1r. 18th ST. and Georgia
are SC. e. S BLoME Co noI22t
WANTED-FOUR ROLL-TOP AND FLAT-TOP
desks ard Office chairs at once. Phone + JAW
OF 3i5 81 nv nGll-Jt
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANrED, FEW MORE
shorthand and tpeWT!tlIC pupils; class OF imdi-
Y.dual instruction. fltmaa system; instructor le
years experience speed dict2tUn: quick course and
Shorthand made easy a speciality. Address BOX Is,
Herald oi1ce. cc2s-im
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets, Office and store fixtures Of ali kinds EuT-
nture stored. packed. and shipped. Address BAUM
glz Pa ave. nv. Phone main I25i.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-GOOD COLORED COOK, WAITRESS.
general worker, and ChamhCmaid fCityi cook.
iaund7css leave city; fare; SO EUREKA" I0lI
NANTED-BY WASHINGTON BUSINESS FIRM.
LADY 20 manage department Address pERAfA-
NENT y, Herald Office. Uoll-3t
ANTED-FIGST-CLASS WAIST AM SKIRT
hands also helpers. Call all week at 1919 Mass
ave. NV roiI-qt
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY FXPFRT-
enceq skirt and coat hands on women's garments
JULIUS GARFINKLE & co. IDS st. NV
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MALE help WANTED,

WANTED CHEMIST: $3.50 PER ANNUM, NA-
val Torpedo station. Torpedo X. I. A competitive
examination vii be held for the above position De
Cember 5. 1906 For further information address
ComInandaut, Navy Yard Washington. D. c.
no5.G
WANTED-BOYS WITH OR WITHOUT BTCY-
cies good wages. school boys viii be employed
on Sundays and holidays aud after ) D. m. daily.
Apply at MUTUAL DISTRICT TELEGRAPft
co. cor. 18th and 4 sts
NTED-ENERGETIC BOY ABOUT Is YEARS
old. 10 nun errsnds- Apply SO 18th St NV nolO-3t
WANTED-59 DIRT WAGONS 18TH AND Il
SIS. nv. Steady work n0l93t
WAITED D-BRICRLAYERS APPLY KENNEDY
DAVID CO. 18th and Lamont sts. no8-6t
WANTED INTELLIG ENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
ltdIduce on a special proposition out Of CITY;
newspaper OF Insurance experience preferred Call
before 10 a m Monday. basement McGiH Bldg
Ask for MR.. MILLER no4-tf
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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 & co. Information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRMANN's PHARMACY. sta and
East Capitol sis
r I. MILLER PHARMACY. 553i N ST. NV
AIkIAsON'S PHARMACY iIth and q sts nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and sts. NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and Z sts. NV.
CAMPBELL's PHARMACY. 18th and Park sts. nv.
kENESAW pHARMACY, Mt Pleasant and nv
ing SITS. NV
McNULTlS CIGAR STORE, 18th and sts. NV.
iAALOR'S PHARMACY, 9th and sts. NV.
hENEk'S PHARMACY. 9th and SITS. nv.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and sts ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERW0ODS corner Prince and Royal sE
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"a. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR Attorney Filed Oc
-, mn, tober p lyo6 nm. r.,.-r,,,.5

"a. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR Attorney Filed Oc-
IN TIRE srpRr,IffFo ffotI dGI nj ~ a. THE DISTRICT
q Columbia, holding a special term as District
Court Of the United states for the District II Co
ia ihe matter "a tne p'!L-e.L % uAl'sss
resulting 10 adjacent Iropefly tTgm changes n the
grade Of streets. avenues and alleys authorized b.
me act q Conslesa approved FEBRUARY j. 1871, reia
line o. the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
kany, lH The DisiEct Of Columbia. District Court.
atrsigued. having bcea designated and appointed
py me supreme Court Of the District n Columbia.
Cont Tor the District Il Columbia As a cofan1is-
sl0n 70 aprraise the damages resulting g. adJacent
property from changes oi the grades q streets.
avenues. and alleys authorized by the act Of Con
eTess approved February T. 1891 relative 10 the
elimination q grade crossings on the line Of the
Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad Company in che
District ot Columbia, viii meet at 1879 o'clock q
H., on FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEM-
BER. 4. y. 1876 at the United States Court House
tbHy Hali la said District, lu T. room - De as
signed Us by the United states marshal for SAID
anected b. Tie changes IN the grades u the fol-
lowing named streets and hearing testimony t0ict
ms the damages resulting to real property from sal1
changes q grades, pursuant 10 tBe terms and pr
visions q an act q Congress approved june y
damages on accJHuI Of changes q gTads due 70 the
elimination q grade crossings on the lne q ING
Company. % vii: 1 street s. T.. between fnth
street and Virginia aEenue; 1 street 5. p between
sixth and seventh street: street s. r. between
seventh street and Virginia avenue; s.Eth street =
ltttttti4 - anu ollt-l- llat rAAaA A-f
tween Virginia avenue aud h street; Virginia ave
uEc p. between Fifth and sixth streets. Viz
gina avenue \ T., between sixth ana seventh
Streets Virginia ayeue = J.. bgtECan Seventh and
EiEItn streets, klrgiuia = between Sec
1nd ard Third Streets street & T.. between
fust and Second streets. All owners Ci real prop
CTty damaged by the changes lu the grades u
SAID sTeets VIII hle 4 petition win us. IN Jhi5
cause, signed and sworn to- for 2u allowance q
damages within twelve months after tie said s1th
day of Nofember \. y. l9o6. Tie aforesaid act
Il Congress approved June y, 1875, provides That
upon the failure q ans such CWuer o. thus present
hts claim. within said period, he right % DO -
snail cease aud determine CHARLES A. BAKER
GEORGE W. MOSS GEORGE sPRANST. Com
mission 10 AmFaise Damage a true copg-Test
iSean J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By J.. =. CUNNING
HAA. Assistant Clerk ocz-d.exs sot
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEYED-aa HOME-RATsED Can
aries; win sell them juss they run At 81 Caea:
also japanese Snanicls. coCkeT spanleis, coliies,
black-audtans Yorkshire skye pOodles FOX terriers
BUN teFriors Boston terriers parrots. gold hshes
also AngoTa cats. DC SCHMlD'S BIRD STORE.
gB 18th st. nca-u
FOR sALE-GREAT DANE, MALE sEs "a
months old; light tiger stripe brlndle. Apply
SULLIVAN. 81 2lst ST. nE. n0lo-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRESSMAkING; FIRST CLASS TAILORED
suits and alterations a specially: charges rea-nn-
able. 2ls Nd. ave. ne uoii-3t
WE WILL PAINT YOUR ROOF WITH PAINT
for S. drop postal l03 9Th st. ne noll-5t
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
yqur cid worn carpets. DTop postal or phone
main 4225. WASHINGTON RUG co. Factory
93l 18th st. NV.
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AUCTIONS.
'ADA1I 4 WEsCHLER. Auctioncgr.

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE N CENTER E'h-
MUTTON -
Under decree Of the supreme Court Of the District
Of C0lumbiz Equity Cause 10. S5ll, The under
signed v offer for sale a. public auctlnn. M fFuni
Of the urerni-es. on FRIDAY. the Zlrd day of No
Ycmbcr. &. -. 1915, az half past ociock p. ~,
an az s1bIa.s seTeufyfwo f72 10 seventy seven i5l
inclusive of the subdivision Cf lots u block fiT-
teen u6f. Center lexington District IT tG.n1nt'a.
IS Der plat recorded IN The surveyors Ofce. District
OF Columbia Book CGanty Il. Page =. each lot
fronting on street. With right Of KAY Tor eaeh
Dot for alley purposes over the rear three feet q al
the other lots.
Terms. One-tbini OF the purchase money N cash.
balance IN one and tTo ycar7 with interest az SIX
Ter cent pre auuufn flom the day q sale. sec1red
~ deed Of trust upon the premises or al cash.
u- the option Uf the purchaser. deposit Of 80
au each lst required ar the time nf sale. II the
terms Of sale are not complied with within nfteen
DAYS from day of sale. the undersigned reserves the
riult 90 Tese az risk and cost 81 defaulting plr-
chaser cr purchasers after hre DAYS advertisement.
CcuvryanciuE recording. &c. At purchasers cost
WILLIAM q. SULLIVAN, Trustee.
40 Fifth street EW.
ucl2dSd=exS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
"a. LEFTwICH SINCLAIR, Attorney. Filed No
Feniber ], Boa

"a. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney. Filed No
Fember !, Boa
II. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF columbia, hoding d special term as DistI!ct
l,inqhia.-ln the matter u the payment ol d4isses
resulting % adjacent property tr0m changes an tle
80 % Si.Sa, atshhls, el @ts1s asi'5 - - or
lhe act q Congress approved February p -
relating 10 the construction II Union Railroad nta
uoh ~ tae District q Columbia. District to9It
20 9LINotlce Is hereby gEeii mat We tle usust
slgned, having been designated and APPOINTED by
ihe supreme Court of the District 81 taiumblas
Court Tor the District ot Columbia commission
10 appfaise the damages resulting 10 adjacent prop
erty from Changes M the grades of slreets avenues
proved February >, 1919, relating u the coRstruc,
uon q a Union Railroad Station IN the District %
WEDNESDAY TIE I2fH DAY or DECEAlSEN,
A. D. 1906 az the United States Court House iCity
Hslll IN the District of Columbia. Ia a room 70 bo
assigned rs by the United States marshal for salu
District. Tor the purpose Of viewing the property
affected by the changes of the grades Of the follow
iHg named streets avenues and alleys. ana hearing
testimony t0aching the damages resulting to real
property from said changes Of grade, IN accordaice
with the terms ard provisions ~ t1e act o tongrcss
approved April p. 1906 entitled An act 70 pro
vide for payment II damages un account # changes
due O. construction Of the uniOn station. District
Of Columbia, 90 wit: Second street northeast.
around square numbered seven hundred ard nfty
G50l, and the alleys and minor street Parker
Und street northeast, around square numbered seven
hundred ard forty eight 1881 and Third street
Of real property damaged by the changes IN the
grades ri said strcefe avenues or alleys VIII hle
petition with as IN this cause. signed and swon
70. for an allowance q damages WITHIN sixty i55i
DAYS after the said 18th day ot December A D.
1905. The aforesaid set Of Congress approved April
p 1904. provides that up on the failure oi any
such owner 80 taus present hn claim, witEin said
PeI32q y, gat 70 RFR d2 3 sn9 ar0R,F % eng 39S
GEORGE sPRANSY. Commission tQ Apprsise Dem
ages. true Copl Test: lsca!) J X. 1OLNE,
Clerk. By I. L. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk
no2-dexSSt
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALT0N,
9ls NJ St NV.

SIS Nj st NV.
Elegant new apartments Of exceptionally large
rooms Long distance telephone in each apartment
A downtown location. accessible % all car lines.
and in easy walking distance Of all government de-
partments. Inspect these apartments before rent
ing others. ARTHUR G. PLANT, Traders Ma
tional Bank 10Th st. and Pa. ave. oc25-d
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES.
Undertaken and Embaime

UDdertaksr and Embaimer.
lTl5 4th 81 nv. Telephone North 1875.
Hardwood, Cl0th-cOTered Casket, l Outside Case.
l Grave and opening same. Hezrse. Carriages
Emtalming. Everything good. and services first
class. Use Of Funeral PsFlor free Burial Lots
for sale on easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Csskets on hand for shipping Established 1855
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

WANTED a PRACTICAL BOOKKEEpEE
Tlsaes several small sets of books 10 keep written
mp. Addrsss JAAlES. Herald oliee noa7t
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

FOR KENT-YOU CAN RENT A HIGHGRADE
piano from us for s. and ~ per -outk: 50 up
rights to select from al in perfect condition. g.
6. SMITH PIANO CO.. l215 Pa. ave. ocis-H
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LOAN COMPANIES.
MoNgY LoANEp sALARlEp PEoPLE.

Retail merchants. teamstcrs. boariing-housss with
out security; largest business IN g. principal cities
ToLNAN, Room 596. Corcoran Bldg. sg3 Islh -
0C5-tf
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves, brica brac. and an kinds OF house
hold goods. BALAiS tUKNITUR RI SHOP. 18th
and I sts- Phone \. lSl3. Formerly, 9Th ard 4.
from oue piece 90 contents Of houses az vel as
office and store fixtures. pianos. organs dc. foT out
of-toWn hTm, who viii pay liberal prices 10 get the
goods quick. Address FURNITURE Herald of6ce.
Phone T. salw ocIis9t
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AT ~ AND : PER CENT
INTEREST on APPROVED ID. G. REAL Is
TATE pU0AIIfT REPLIES AND SMALLESI
POSSIBLE EXPENSE. MOORE & HILL tlEc-1,
lE litH So u3 49,
LOANS on REAL EsTATEA TO PER CENT
interest depending on location. GASCH &
RIKGE ISIS s ave ocS-tf
LOANS ON STOCKS. BONDS. LIFE POLICIES.
trusts. b.dg assn shares syndicate certits-- and
other approved collateral 5952 MetzeIOtt Bldg.
li0 st. Phcns 5E- C. 4 BAKER os-u
MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
crfa-c az Z. 81. and per cent interest; special
privilege with respect 10 priu- payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD suc9, I5G 3 st. nw. oc5-n
MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST TRUSTS on D.
C. zeal estate security At - and per cent: no
unnecessary charges 70 borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
g7 St NV.
IF YoU HAVE MONEY To LOAN ON FIRST
trust mortgages o. aring and I'eT cent inter
est, ] alaayE nave them Tor sale. See what ] have
tJ offer before you place y0uT money. Address II.
j. s1ALLINGS. % Home Life Bldg. ocf
MONEY To LOAN N SUNS To SUIT on D.
C. real estate
WILLETT & REINECKE co.
81 18th ST.. opposite Shureham Hotel
oclls0t
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans oT replace old ones az lowest rates cf IN
tcrest. All transactions conducted With economical
cDuslderation f1r borrower NM II. SAUNDERS
4 co, li35 s. uw. ocs-tf
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PERSONAL.

WE ARE NOT OBLIGED TO SAY 1T. THOUGH
it's got % come out somehow. We refer 70 our
progressive system OF cash exchange for men worn
garments. shirts shoes. hats Drop that card We
call JUsTH 5 OLD STAND, SIG ID
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS; ;
ladies or gentlemens Address postal; VIII call.
L. IARSHES. l30S 7th NV. Phone north 4e9.
Ocl0-30t
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
24, Colorado Bldg. 18th ard q. phone Main
2525 expert Investigations any cause, all sections
strictly confidential tfor night service phone
North 4Si5l noS7St
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING UP HOUSE
Keeping and wish 90 sell part all 0f your fur
niture send for the man who has the reputation Of
20 years fair dealing.
H6 9th ST. nw.
Phone Main 5l7l nol0-h
PROF. H. \. d. PARKER. SPECIALIST AND
Enforced CuculauQni IN extensive and successful
use in the hospitals OF France and Germany and
Bonn University. The French government has di-
rected IT'S use IN their hospitals now presents the
same Tor the favorable consideration Of those sui
fering with ccom0tu ataxa rheumatism. paralysis.
BughLs disease. and all ailments Of an lncrTable
ls0-caledl nature; medicine knife. or unpleas-
ant examinations. Pamphlets aud consultation free.
Office suites aud 6. 1929 New York ave. Hours: 10
70 p; to 4. nO6-t
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE PIANOS,
&c. Address BOX 23i3. Station g. VIII call
motif
AINIE. MARTHA. NEW YORR'S WONDERFUL
palmist and card reader. Full lie reading, 5Bc.
Luck given and advice on marriages ana love
Affairs NINE. MARTHA. sos II ST. nv.
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED - POSITIONS FOR INTELLIGENT
C03Chman OF driver ianitoF Porter, nurse ana
hcus. maid; recommendations. EUREKA" iNI
y Y ave
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Cour. of Appeals.

Adjourned until tomorrow.
Assignments for that date; Patent appeals Nos
81. 35s, 35s $50. s6l s65 55i 2s5. 266. and SS'-
Equity Court No.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
Assignments for to-day;
No a. Week ". Hutcbins Attorneys John
Ridout -Cslvert BTandenbmg * hTandeneurg, ami
Blair & Thom.
No g.. Richard vs.. Mckay ct al Atorneys Mr.
ro.ter-Birnev & Woodari. Worthington. Hcald q
Frailey.
No 3 Leeailzer rs Padgett. Attorneys 4.
Burke. j Darlington.
No 3 Cummins Is. DOYLE. Attorneys, G. H.,
Mcrillat and " + Ambrose. T. Doyle
No 81 Winsm0re vs.. Thompson. Attorneys. Kent
Nr.ll 4 MahnI-AIcn & Nav
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TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-TEAMS To HAUL BRIIR; STEADY
work, s. d day WASHINGTON BRICK AND
TERRA GOTTA Co. u and sa. uoil5t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SADE-CASH REGISTERS
NEW NATIONALS FROM SIS Up HALL
WOOD NEGISTERS At SACRIFICE SE,V-
ERAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS FULLY
GUARANTEED. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
AND on EASY PAYMENTS WE SELL SIC
OND HAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND IN BETTER CONDI.
TION THAN ANY DEALER.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
nO2-S9t 5l7 9Th ST. NV
FOR sALE-CHOPPED PEANUTS. ONLY 81 A
hundred pounds for a few days only Best nouN-
ishing food for poultry Goes three times as far as
other foods. VEGETARIAN MEAT co, sos 18th
81 NV noll-3t
FOR sALE-GROCERY STORE. WITH FIX
lures in NV part Cf The city. Address BOX
g. Herald Office. noll-St
FOR SALE-ONE RUBBER-TIRED BREWSTER
5rougham. recently put IN trst-class repair; must
be sold 10 close an estate; can be at stables, rs
and as sth ST. nv. nOll-St
FOR SALE-I00 SECONDHAND AND MN
heating and cooking stoves of every description,
from Sl50 up. SNITZER 4 La PORTE Il3l and
l7S 7th ST. NV. Phone \. llo2 ocs-u
FOR E-SECoND-HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
hrst-clas5 condition. unusual bargains: an fully
guaranteed; square pianos as low SO. CHAS.
NJ STIEfF, 81 llth NV. j. C. Coniif. Mgr.
motif
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THE MISSIONER.

10TH AND SIS. NV
Several very desirable apartments ior rent; cen
trail loca tiOn convenient % cars excellent service
moderate rent inspect these apartments before rent
ing elsewhere. JOHN 4. EDWARDS. la6 lith 81
NV oc26u
APARTMENTS Is PRIV ArE HOUSE. CONSIST
ing g we furnished 'front.' room urlvaie batl, hot
and cold water. and Two smaller connecting roc1ns
for a gentleman only, rent reasonable 90 GO hst
NV uol0#t
FOR RFNT-APARTMENT; FURNISHED OR
tnflIFuished. The Prince George. alth 81. NV; b
rooms and bath lst h0ori price, ylLH Apply
FLAT. uGiI5t
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ROOMS FOB RENT.


sE uTH ST NW.-UNDER NEW MANAGE
mCur. comfortably furnished large front room,
heat and good closet room, terms. SIS pr month
If YOU WANT ROOMS 60 To GERSON. DENT
4 CO.. Gil lth st. uw No charges f0T securing
rooms. motif
WITH BOARD.
I-49 WILLARD ST NV: 2D FLOOR DESIRA-
bic rooms, excellent table, private family gentle
IneE preferred n0lo3t
lllz IIE 81. DESIRABLE, CENTRAL 10
cauoni al cars Sunny roo1s; steam heat. table
board. references. n5lD-jt
FURNISHED.
uB nth ST NV ROOMS. ENTIRE OF
h0oT. with OF without board gentlemen preferred.
n0lI--t
lai FAIRAlONf ST BEAUTIFUL HOME;
nicely furnished, large. clean rooms, steam heat
baths n0l0-yt
1913 Q ST. NW.-HANDsOAIELY FUR. ROOM.
ultb good table board. III Uell-conduCted house.
Telephone North l555m. oc3l-lit
80 ST SE-NEAR LIBRARY. CAPITOL;
large. comfortable. newly fuT. ruOGss private fam
ily: phone: reasonable oci6-d
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED- Apply Il.
LEON. E55 Pa ave NV. oc30-d
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
Investment or Home.
Price. $500.

FOR SALE
Investment or Home.
Price, $4,000.
Rented for go 50 No.
rooms. bath, cellar furnace, large idt.
Ii. blocks frum House Representatives Annex.
S. w. PickfOrd, 311 Colorado Bldg
FOR SALE-So0, BARGAIN; SUITABLE FOR
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST. can easily BE re-
modelled into BUSINESS PROPERTY, the house,
In good condition. iot l5 feet deep. similar house
next door recently sold for $3.50 L0cat0n, ei0 18th
81 nv Price f0r quick sale only s. uJL RALPH
" LEE. Real Estate and Insurance. li6 = g..
~ Ccl6-m0
FOR SALE
Six-roan Brick. 92I3 street can be cheaply con
verted into store. water n kitchen Price, 80.
MLLER-SHOEMAKEH REAL ESTATE CO..
Phone West go ls2 WISCONSIN AVE l13d ST.
FOR sALE-IlB 18TH STREET NV; SIXROOM
frame: fine neighbosh00d. Price. S0c
MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO..
I'h0ue West 60 l58 WISCONSIN, AVE ia2d STD
FOR sALE-3z36 PROSPECT STREET; Groom
BRICK RENT S5.5. PRICE. S1,5o.0. BATH.
RANGE; ALI MOD BIPS
MILLER-sHOEAAKER REAL ESTATE CO.
Phone. West go. LIZ WISCONSIN AVE sd ST.
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT.

SPLENDID s-ROOM HOUSE. CORNER 18TH
ard Madison sts NV I'm that desirable sub
division of White Croft: an mod. mps. and in per
feet condition. large lot; car llnes / fare; rent
reasonable. ROOM 2e9 Stewart Bldg. OF at the
White residence. 18th and LOnEfellow sts noll-3t
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Herald Want Ads

will be received at F. p. Weller's Phar-
macy. 1894 N ST. NV, and promptly for
wardcd to the main office.
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THE CAIRO.

Further extensive improvements have been
made during the past summer. making the Cairo
apartments absolutely tac finest in Washington.
Inspect cur apartments a from one room and
bath up furnished or ufunished- Finest public
dininE-rocm in the city Hotel service.
u07-lmo WILLIAM CATO. Manager.