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The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
"a. LEFTwICa sINcLAIR, Atterney. Fuea oc.

"a LEtTWlCf SINCLAIR, Attorney. Filed Oc-
IN THE sUpRE,iE DIt dOIRT n ~ Gf THE DISTRICT
Ot Columbia, holding a special term as a District
Court u the United states Tor the District Of Co
,.,i ,tiaih tlg matter q lne payment q damages
resulting to adjacent property from changes ia the
grade q Streets avenues. and alleys authorized By
ne aet u congress approved February L, Eoi fela-
I'VE 70 the elimination II grade crossings on the
!ine Of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
R@ny ~ tie District Of Columbia. District Court
20. biL-AotIce IS hereby given that We. the un-
Sefsgned, having been designated and appointed
- The suprsme Court Of the Disirict Of Columbia,
Court Tor the District q COLUMBIA, as eommis-
sion = appTalse the damages resulting to adjacent
property from changes of the grades u streets.
avenues aud ALLEYS AUTHORIZED bF tic act of CON
sfess approved February Il. 1891. relative 70 tie
elimination ol grace crossings Oh the line u the
Baltimore and Pctomac Ksilroad COMPANY Ia the
Dlstr'ct 81 Columbia viii urgt a. ~ - OCiGGk a.
n, Ju FRIDAY. TIE 9TH DAY or NOVEAi-
bEh. A. u. 1870. al tie United states Court House
lily h1li IN Eald district, IA a room % be as
Dlsu4ct, Tor TIE purpose q Viewing the property
Affected D. the changes ia the Tades Of the fol
.oEi named streets and hearing testimony touch
changes u grades pursuant 10 tne terms and prC-
visions " al ACT of Congress approved June -
Damages Oh account u changes u grade due % the
elimination q grade crossings on tie line q tRe
company, 70 Wit; ! street s l.. between Fntn
street and irEliila avenue / street 5. L. between
sixth and seventh streets street :. l.. between
sixth and seventh street; street 5. 4. between
seventh street and Virginia avenue. sixth street 81
e. StlNEel - ana 6TteIes SiAtl street D f. De
tween Virginia avenue and h street; Virginia ave
nue ) T.. between fnth and Sixth streets, Viz
glnia avenue 5. T., between sixth and seventh
streets Virginia avenue ,. T., between Seventh and
Elghth streets, irg1nia avenue D. Z. between Sec
ODD and Third streets street ;. T., between
inst aud second streets. All owners Of real prop
eft( damaged by the changes IN the grades Of
said streetE VII he q petition With Us, IL his
cause, signed and sworn TO- for an allowance Of
damsges within twelve months after the said 39th
dag It November A. ID. 1906 The aforesaid act
u Congress approved June @ 1896 provides that
upon the failure Of any such owner 20 thus present
DIS Calm within sai0 period, his right 20 do -
shaH cease aud determine CHARLES A. BAKER
GEORGE ". MOSS, GEORGE SPkANSY. Com
Inissicn 70 Appralse Damages, A true cypy-Test :,
!Seai X YOUNG Clerk. By +. =. CUNNING
HAM. Assistant CLERK. 'OcZ-d. .e1S. .53t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbis, holding Probate Court. No. 1895 Ad-
ministrati0n.-I is to give notice that the sub
scriber of the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Column
bd letters cf administration the estate Of Anna
Robinson, atlas Anna Thornton, late Of the Dfs-
trict Of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated 70 the subscriber. on OF before the
6TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1901; other
wise they may by law be excluded from all benent
Of said estate Given under my hand this 6th day
Of November. A. d. 1906 BERTf II. BROCK
WAY, SO II street northwest. Attest: lSeaLl
JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for the DIS
tTict Of Columbia CLERK Of the Probate Court
WALTER a. JOHNSTON. Attorney. oI.lisl
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CHARLES G. SLOAN & Co. Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PATENT
AND PATEST RIGHTS FOR IMPROVEMENT
IL SHADE HANGERS KNOWN As The Dis
NEY BALL-BEARING ADJUSTABLE WIN
DOW SHADE HANGER.
b. virtue u decree 0f the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia passed in Equity Cause
No. 15s5 the docket Of said cE1rt, the under
sgncd trustee viii oreT for sale AZ public auction in
the auction rooms Ot &. .. sloan q Co, 1907 q S..
nv, Oa WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of Noyem-
Der. 1906. al j O'Clock N, the patent covered by
letters Iateat Nc, T5Jl4l dated June g. EsS issued
% William Disney, and assigned 10 the disney
Shade Company on April 2. lsS. for inpT0F ement
IN shade hangers known as the Disney Ball Bearing
Adjustable Is irdoW shade Hanger, together win
all rights attached to said patent except the night
% exploit and sell said shade hanger Ia the District
q Columbia and the states Of Virginia Georgia
ara Alabama
Terms II sale: Al cash 70 be paid within ten DAYS
after the DAY Of sale. CepDst Ct $40 VIII Be Te-
I1red at the time u sale. II the terms Of sale are
not complied with 10 ufceen days the night Is r.
served forfeit the deposit and 70 resell sad pat
eut and patent rights az the nsk and cost OF the
iefaultIng purchaser.
JOHN J. HAMILTON
Trustee. Century Building, il2 5th s. nv.
uOI-d&GseTS
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4HI-YILLAGE FARM: NEAR HALF ACRE;
splendid water force pump; 6T. cottage; attic makes
two rooms; bath; poTches one inc.0sed IN glass;
close % trolley few nun. rlde city, very cheap AZ
$50. THE SOULE CO, Inc. go la. ave.
uoI2-tf
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EMERSON INSTITUTE TsSss TsS soEs FL ss9
AUCTIONS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. Auctioneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF FRAME HOUSE no
20i l. STREET NORTHWEST
on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th DAY OF N0s EA-
BER. "A. ID. 1896 at I 20 O'Clock D. n, VIII sell
tg public auction in front Of the premises the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate Ia the City q
Masnlugtun. Dlstr1ct cf Columbia. TO Wit. Part q
lot eight is. in square i've hundred and hftyeight
l5s containing about 80 square feet together with
the improvements consisting Of a small frame dwell
ing.
Terms Of sale-Cash. A deposit Of SlU0 required
az the tiIue q sale. Terms Of sale 70 oe complied
with within lG DAYS from day q sale otherwise the
undersigned reserves the right 10 resell the properly
at the risk and cost Il the detsglting purchaser,
after I've days advertisement a such resale IN four
tA daily newspapers published in Washington, ID.
G.. All convesanclng. rtcurding. &C, at purchaser 5
cost. By order Of
CHAs. S CROMWELL. Colonel. L. s A.
rnq1 dldhsarS
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Nov 20.-The cotton market had an
irregular and easier tone today IN spite Of weather
which was sully bad as predicted with SNOW over
n large part Of the Western belt and rain and
colder N the Eastern belt The forecast for to-
morrow also Is unfayorable. The census report VIII
be published tomorrow at p. m The trading
seems 70 be looking f1r about S500C91 bales. 7. H.
Price issued a repaTt estimating the amount al
sSl2.o0. He is Thought 20 have sold on the re-
port During the afternoon the market broke TO
the level Of l6l2 for Jsnuar . points net lower
than last night The spot situation seems 10 be
easier. With farmers willing to sell The move
neut Is heavy. and taken all in al the situation
j. less strained than il was a day or so ago.
Southern spot markets steady and unchanged. Port
receipts estimated l03Go0 bales against l0l 600 last
year.
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GOULD INTERESTS GET LINE.
Another Link Added to Route from
Pfttsburg to Baltimore.

SPECIAL 70 Ihe washington hcia4u-
Cumberland. Nd, Nov. @.-Benjamin
A. Richmond returned from New York.
where he has been for the past week on
business pertaining to the operations Of
the Western Maryland Railroad Com
pany In this section He admitted that
the details Of the purchase Of the
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lunbla, holding Probate Court: No 1877 Ad-
mlnlstratirn-Tlis is To give notice that the sub
scribers Of the District Of Columbia have obtained
IRON the Probate Court Of the District Of Colum-
pa, letters testamentary on The estate Of Nay A.
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same with the youci-
on OF before the 18TH DAY OF NOV EMRER a
-, 1907 otherwise they may By law b. excluded from
all bensht q said estate. Given under ufr hands
this 18th day 8 November. 1906. JULIA Meal
LISTER go street northwest: ERNEST h;
THOMPSON, 65l Pennsylvania avenue Attesf .
seal JAMES TANNER, Register Of wills for
the District q Columbia Clerk 0f the Probafe
Court TUCKER KENYON, Attorneys.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WANTED-A SMALL ROLL-TOP DESK: REA-
sonabie Address BOX 100 Herald Ofice no1l-3t
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal 10 an old re.
liable hrfGf Marks 4 Co. 39l 9TH, opposite Saks'
or phone main 1905. n0l5-tf
TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED. PEW MORE
S2oTLhand ana UpewFiting pupdss class indi-
gldual instruction. Pltman system. instructor Is
years experience speed dctation; quick course and
Snorthsnd made easy specially. Address BOX i6
Herald office. oc2s limo
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets, oiice and store fixtures Of all kinds Fr-
nitrTe stored. packed and shipped. address BAUM
si2 Pa. ave. NV. Phone main l25i.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Oscar Teschner, plaintiff, IS. New
England IonoEah Mining Company defendant ~
laW, No. i312I.-The object OF this suit Is % re-
cover from the defendant the SUM az XS7 90 CON-
pensaiion as an euplOye Of the defendant and dis
bursements made Tor defendant by plaintiff, more
particularly set out IN the declaration in this case
and 20 have Judgment of condemnation OF certain
property Of the defendant levied on under an at
t9cnment issued IN this suit q Satisfy the plaintiff
claim. Il is. therefore. this 5th day Of NGTen-
Der, 1870, ordered that the defendant appear IN
tins court CT before the fortieth day exclusive
OF Sundays and legal holidays, after the DAY CT
the first publication Of this order, 10 aefend this
siiit and show cause why said condemnation should
not be had. otherwise the suit will be proceeded
this order be published st least once a week for
three successive weeks IN the Washington Law Re
Porter and The Washington Herald before said
day. By the court: WRIGHT. Justice A true
copy-Test: tSeaIl J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By ALF
q. BIHRMAN, Assistant Clerk. Attorney, X.
GOLDEN DONALDSON noTlfW
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PERSONAL.

DISCOVERIES ARE BEING MADE EVERY
day. One man Just discovered that We pad eT-
udragaut prices for mems garments shirts
hats, shoes, and wrote f0r us 70 call al once
JJSIH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 u.
WILL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS.
ladies' or gentemeEs s. Address postal: / VIII call
l. lAl.sHEs. Us TN nv. Phone north 49e
BkADFOKDS DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
- Colorado Bldg, 18th and g. phone Main
30 expert luvcstgHtiOns any cause; al sections
strictly confidential ttor night service phone
-,oI-n 80 AosNt
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING UP HOUSE
keeping and wish % sell part OF all " your fuT-
nltlre. send Tor the who has the reputation of
y years fair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES.
f26 9th 81. NV.
Phone Main 5l7l roIatf
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE PIANOS
&C Address BOX Ei3. station q. / vii call
MAiE- MARTHA. NEW YORK'S WONDERFUL
ralmlst and card reader. Full lie reading 5Oc
Luck given and advice on marriages and Iowa
afz'rs MNE. MARTHA. 9o9 II 81 nv
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-CASH REGISTERS
NEW NATIONALS FROM SIS UP HALL
MUOU REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE. SEV.
EkAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS. FULLY
GlAhANIEED. EACEPFIONAL BARGAtNS
AND On EASY PAYMENTS. We SELL SEC
uND-hAND CASH REGl lSTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND ~ BETTER CONF.
TION THAN ANY DEALER.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO,
io--5it 5ll 9TH ST. NV.
FOR SALE-S75 BRADBURY PIANO CERTIFI-
cate Tor SO; certificate expires I'd BOX IL
Herald Office.
FOR SALE-A DAISY LATROBE; VERY REA-
sonEble 30 10th S. ne no20-3t
FOR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANOS AT LOW
prces. These instruments have been used but are
~ excellent condition. Stien Cnickering Knabe
Fischer, Estey k0hler & Campbell Shaw. Tose &e
square pianos as low as SO, Il will pay you 20
see us If SOU want piano. CHAS NJ S1iEFF
5I lith 50. nw j. G.. C0nlif, Mgr nols-n
FOR SALE-le9 SECONDHAND AND NEH
heating and cooking stoves q every description,
from SL50 up. sNITZER ALA PORTE, I5 and
llZ5 IN 81 uw. Phone y. li02 ocS-i
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,

HONEST AND RELIABLE COLORED NAN.
ago =, useful az anything wishes position as por-
ter IN store waiter IN private family. understands
care Of auto; references given 1881 18th NV no2l3t
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-FIRsT-CL BUSHELMAN. J. ].
BROWN SIl lfth 81 NV.
YOUNG MAN II WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE:
references required Apply HERBERT GUGGEN-
HEM 9Th and sts no2l-3t
WANTED-BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF USEFUL
around paint shop. Apply AlR. HURLEY, care Of
Chas T. Hodgkin si3 lth 81
WANTED-A FIRST-CLAsS ENGINEER FOR
night work at hotel; state experience and salary
expected. BOX lie. Herald Office. noZl-ot
WANTED - PLACE AS WATCHMAN or
helper at any kind Of labor. COATES, GO L NV.
WANTED-3 COLORED MEN: STEADY WORK.
54 Slate Ct nv noJ}3t
WANTED-EXPERIENCED YOUNG Statesmen
Apply between and 10 a. M TO h c. JACOBS
with Woodward & Lothr0p. nol4-tf
WASTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
peaIance on a special proposition out Of city;
neTsIaper OF insurance experience preferred. Call
before 10 a. n MONDAY basement NcfSll Rldr
Ask for MIR. MILLER nof-tf
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
pliers and typeHrfers exceeds the supply course
at cur school requires from 80 20 % days Special
afternoon sessions for government employees 81 ENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. Sl5-sls COLORADO Bldg
ocs-tf
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The unexpected grown g surplus in the
United States Treasury is beginning to at
tract attention, and the temptation TO au-
thorize large appropriations for the conf
struction of public works, the erection Of
Federal buildings and other objects, will
probably be felt by Congress this winter.
At the close Of business yesterday the
government had received nearly $4,000, ,000
more than it had expended since the be-
ginning Of the fiscal year on July /. The
surplus for the first twenty days Of No
venber is s5.440974.
The significance of such large figures
as these before five months of the fiscal
year have passed, is readily grasped by
Treasury officials, who see a surplus Of
enormously large proportions by the end
of June next a year ago. far from being
a balance in the current Treasury ac-
counts on the side of the government,
there was a deficit Of nearly SI450O,O0O.
It is seen, therefore, that the improved
condition Of the Treasury compared with
one year ago is measured by the sum Of
more than S29. 100000. or, to be exact,
S29.2S9.645.
Always a Deficit at First,
The first two or three months of a new
fiscal year always cause a balance on the
wrong side Of the governments ledger.
for many appropriations made by the pre-
ceding session Of Congress became availa-
bit for purposes which have been waiting
for these moneys. As the appropriations
during the coming short session viii not
generally become available until the fiscal
year 1908, the prospect is that this years
surplus Will be very large. An excess Of
receipts over expenditures amounting to
Sl5,009000 would surprise no one.
Customs Receipts Enormous.
Year by year the customs receipts have
increased until it has been predicted that
the high water mark had been reached
for the present Yet the increase in these
revenues during the last four months and
twenty days has amounted to nearly
S10,000.oOO. as compared with the same
period Of the last fiscal year. There has
been a large gain also in receipts from In
ternal revenue. the total at the close OF
business yesterday being more than
SS,0c0,0o0 larger than on the same date in
1863 Altogether the receipts for the fiscg
year thus far have been S252. 1864, as
against $-So,7S7 $50 for the same period of
last year.
On the other hand, the expenditures of
the government have decreased, the fall
ing-On in some departments being quite
marked. The total disbursements for the
fiscal year 10 date have been S23S, SO rs, as
against S2H,1S9004 last year. The most
marked decrease in expenditures has been
in the naval establishment, the curtail-
SJ,000.000 since July !. The total disburse-
ments for the civil establishment since the
beginning Of the fiscal year have been
S2,000,000 less than in the same period Of
last year, and the payments on account of
pensions about 81 zoo, 600 less
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia, holding a Probate Court In r. es-
tate 0i George HlckerloJFer deceased. No. LsSS9.-
II Appearing % the cuurt that The citation issued
herein to LllliC NJ Davidson and Annie l. Hefuor
upon the petition Ct Frank 4. SebTing and Harry l.
Rust for the admission 20 probate Uf the last viii
and testament Of said George HicEenioupr deceased
has been returned not 70 be found tuc said Lille
y Davidson aud Annie l. Hefner are hereby notl-
fed 4 the said Application for slch probate and It
IS this 18th day Of NOvcmbcr A. -. 1876. ordered
that the said Lille NJ Davidson and Annie l. Hef
nCs cause their appearance 70 be eIeTCa herein on
OF before the tartieth DAY exclusive Of SUNDAYS aud
legal holidays, occurring after the day OF the arss
publication 4 this order; otherwise the matter viii
be ITUcCedCd with in case Of default. provided
copy Of this notice BE- published once il each Of
three successive weeks ia the Washington Law Re
porter and Tho Washington Herald ASHLEY n
GOULD, Justice true copy-Attest: tSeaLJ
JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills. no2l . de5
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

New YORK Nov. 29.-WHEAT inactive; irregular;
No. ] Northern Duluth 10 arrive Qake and rail- 8
sFeF May. +. O. b.; No. ! Northern Manitoba 81
over December. late November; No. ? Northern
Manitoba. IA December. late November; No .
red. f. O. b.. December price: No. hard. = under
May. (. o. b.; No ] macar0ni 50. {. O. b.; No. .
maearoni. =. Exporters took 3 loads.
CORN-Unsettlcd; No. elevator, 555t: No .
537s. for T. O. b.; No. yellow 5Fa. Z o. b. /.
No late December. So + o. b.. No. early De
cember. 3 late December; 50h (. O. b.: No
I. O. b.. January and February. 50iE No. white S.
/. o. h. f; exporters took loads.
OATS-Slow trade; elevator prices: Nc. ., white
ssIs; No. s. white, g: No. 2, mixed. ga.
The prices for futures follow.
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LOIS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-FINE LOT ON NEW YORK AVE,
bet. 18th and 18TH south side; S.llI g. It.; As It.
front. Price $3.50.
MILLER-SHOESIAKER REAL ESTATE CO.,
Prone, West 20. 1923 WISCONSIN AVE. sd ST.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR S75.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaken aud Embalmar

us 18th ST. NV. Telephone North 1875
Hardwood Cloth covered Casket. Outside Case
! Grave and opening same. Hearse. Carriages;
Em0alIning. Everything good. and services first
class. Use Of Funeral Parlor free. Burial Lots
Tor sale On easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on hand for shipping. Established 1873
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BULGING WITH CASH
Treasury Is Accumulating an
UnWeildly Surplus.
CONGRESS WILL CUT INTO IT

Customs Receipts Believed 10 Have
Reached High Water Mark-Over
Nine Millions Saved in Naval De-
Dartment Since July I-InternaI
\ Is Bringing in Big Revenue.
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PIANOS FOR RENT,

FOR gENT-YOU CAN RENT A HIGH-GRADE
piano from Us for 3 and up per month: 20 up
rights to select from; all in perfect condition f.
G. SMITH PIANO CO. 1225 Pa. ave. Scls-f
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CLEANING AND DYEING,

PHILIP LEUEnEK I1u n 81. NJ. 'PhUNE
East ito. Satisfactory worB guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work all the city.
Prone Us. uol0-5Ot
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STORAGE.
LOST AND FOUND.

LQST-DEPARTNIENT ARMY MEDAL or CO
lUmbia and California Reward. JOHN GRIM
1905 . 81. NV non q
LOST-BLACk LEATHER HANDBAG. con
showing name and address. Liberal reward l757
Willard 81. un2s-3t
LOST-RED LEATHER COIN POCKETBOOK
containing key, coffee bean bead, and about 20
cents. One dollar reward this ONCE If returned
nosl5t
L0ST-A SIX-MONTH-OLD REDDISH-BROwN
laehshund. without collar o. tag. Return to 25ll
ChfbOUrne pl- and receive reward. pole,3t
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FURNISHED.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
THE ROYALTON,"
sls N 81 NV.

Elegant new apartments of exceptionally large
rooms. Longdistauce telephone in each apartment
A downtown location, accessible 10 al car lines
and In easy walking distance q all government de-
partmcnts- Inspect these apartments before rent
ing others. ARTHUR G. PLANT. Traders Ma
ti0nal Bank. 10Th 81. and Pa. age oco5-u
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE,

YOUNG LADY OWNING TYPEWRITER.
wishes work evenings. ucatncss ard accuracy gIar-
anteed. Address BOX u.s. Herald Office uols-3t
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets stoves bTlc-a -bTac, and all kinds 0f hgase-
hold goods. BALM.S FURNITURE SHOP, Iith
and SIS Phone y IBIS. Formerly sth aud L.
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Herald Mnnt IL

viii be received at F. P. WeUer's Pbar.
i Liiley $50 "A ST NV. and promptly for
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& OHIO RAILROAD.


ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and st.
-'EN Ek1 OTHER HOUR On IHE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK.
= 10 a. N. Diner. Pullman Par!dr
1sNg A. n Buffet, Parlor Iiye-hour train.
til9e a. L. Diner ana Pullman Fzfior Car.
sla5 y. N. Diner and Pullman ParloT Car
+s3g 80 u ,l.e. so5 a LnAils9i =, Al Pullman
.s99 p. N. DneF and Pullman Parlor.
500 p. m. Coaches 70 Philadelphia
sil:92 y. m. sleepers-
,ATI.ANTic cir. '25z. 20. 900. tnoo =.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week d1,-i Te, RsI 4 iTrRfoRr r. fo 5 p M
Week days. 2$3, 5DV, 6aJ ~, IN, 500. $50
20, 500 l0O. ii5. $50. 5S5. 55j. 558. 655. i:SS
500, Ws0, e-5s 49, II -5 ,. IL
sundays, 257, 10 a. - So, 600. 1000. u:a
q; n. La. lL5 $50, $50 5n. 80. SO. S0s.
loa0. lo-5. Il 30, lbs p. u.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NoKIhWksT, 'n9O a. a.
CiNCISNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
'ig.l5 d IL. AS p. NJ, -Iz.i5 night
fIt4SBJ RG, -ila9 a. m., $40 D. N. sI268
ILEi ELAND, -9lo Pm; COLUMBUS. 80 pm
MhEELlNG. 10 95 4. IL. so >. m.
ANN4FUIiS. week days. Sd5 a, m M " Is a. .oor
i:s5 ,. n, s'e9 p IA Sundays. ~ a. m and
IUKAY and ELKTON. -ia5 D N.
tREDkkiSh, Ie-5' s9;l5, Slo05, fll0o q m
s. IA, i4:o. 81 T. IL.
BAGEKsIOMN. tl5a5 a. N. and 800 p n.
BOYD and way points. fs-35 SJl5 a. m SIS
f5ag, Is 80. Si0:l9. n - D. ID. 49,
GAIfhhksBl RG aud way points SIS. ssa5 4
m, iE-55, fld5, 1885, -5s5s fj@5, ESQ S.53
SIdsi5 ~ 20 =. h.
" AsHINGIoN JUNCTION and way points, Is IS.
s3.l5 a n, Si.l5. IS % p n.
tDaily. Except Sunday. SUNDAY only
Reservations or Sleeping OF Psrlur Car SPACE rates
q tare, &c, viii b quickly furnished BH fELE-
fHONE at al ot TIE following Iicket OfdCes; l4IT
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ave, feephone. main Is. Station. New Jersey sye
and Si--Ficket Ofes, Telephone. east ss7 Insor-
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE-A COMPLETELY EQUIPPED CAR
lnet-making and Woodworking plant frst-class ma
ehineTy ana Mel-estabshed business located at 300
X 81 NV. For price and terms apply TO WSI s
Bond Bldg noIs-7t
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
HORSES AND VEHICLES,
LOAN COMPANIES,

Money Loaned Salaried People
and others, without security: easy payments Office,
IN b3 principal cities: save yourself money by cettine
ST. NV noisff
The Washington herald., 1906-11-21
SEWING MACHINES,

ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES RE
paired fox ST. Called for and delivered Work
satisfactory OF no charge. Mail your order +. ;.
HAWLEl. 1901 7th 81. NV. noIs-tf