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AUCTIONS.
ADAM a. wEsCHLER, Auctioneer.

ADAM a. WESCHLER, Auctoneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF FRAME HOUSE NO
Di STREET NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY,, the BiH DAY OF NOVEM-
BEk, A. ID. 1896, at 20 clock D. IN, I viii sell
by pubic auction IN front of the premises the io-
towing described real estate, situate IL the City Of
w asill Bteli- LlsJllct Of Columbia Wit Part OF
lot eight is IN square five hundred and ffty-eight
l07S, containing about $40 square feet together With
ing.
Terms Of sale-Cash. deposit Of 500 required
az the tiIue If sale. Terms OF sale 10 be cginplied
with within 10 days from DAY Of sale otherwise the
Undersigned reserves the right resell property
at the risk and cost Of tne defautiug tairciiaser
alter ave day advertisement OF such resale in tour
90 0aly newspapers published in Washington u.
T. All couFe}AUcing, recording. &c.. at purchaser
cost. by order of
CHAS. 5 BROMWELL, Colonel, L. S. A.
no20-d& dbsexS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
FUNERALS FOR S75.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaken and Embalmer.

rs l4th s. Nv. Telephone North 1895.
/ Hardwood. Cloth-covered Caskct Outside Case
Grave and opening same, HcaTSe, 2 Carriages
Emhalming Everything good and services first
class Use Of Funeral Parlor free. Burial Lots
for sale on easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
Caskets ca hand Tor shipping Established ls7a
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC,

JUST EECEIyED-lg uoME-RAIsED CAN
srlesi Wll slu tIcM Just as tucy run dJ s. eacn:
s3s9 JaP4Hese s.lAil-s, c-csgr slauIeis c1i.Ies,
Udgh ana iaus lra5Ire skye. Ta.1es flX tguiaFs.
bull JgrEIlEs. Boston terriers Ilrr5-r cad nsrss
also Ans1ra cats. &c. SCH1iID.s BIED STORE,
il- L-tA 81. NV. no9-f
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Once OF Superintendent L. : Capitol
building and Grounds. Washington. j.. c.
Nov Il, lStb--Pursuaut 20 Jue directions
OF the commission CT tGe House OF Rep
resentauyes. etc. advertisement is here
by made Tor sealed proposals lin duuIi-
catel for the furnishing and erection OF
apparatus 20 completely equip the heat
ing, lighting, ana power plant for The
Capitol Building and other buildings.
which apparatus VIII consist of engines.
generators, sWItChDOlTdS. boilers. pumps
condcuseTs, SteamntJiuE. and all other
necessary appliances 10 connect the same
IN the several parts, and for complete
suDStauon apparatus Tor the various
buildings. Proposals for the first section
Of the work that is, for prime movers
and generators and sUlstatiOn apparatus
ana complete switchboard equipment
the above Office on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of December, 1896, at u o'clock,
noon, and publicly opened. Subsequent
proposals viii be received for the other
apparatus. and the date of opening will be-
stated i'm the specifications. Applications
for plans and Specifications may be made
at once, and the issuance VIII be I'm the
discretion of the superintendent. Bidders
Will be required in the first instance to
furnish with their proposal a certified
check or surety bond in the sum of > per
titled check in the sum Of $50 Will be re-
quired as guarantee for the return Of
plans and specifications The right is re-
served 10 reject any or all bids, and to
waive technicaiites and infOrmalities
ELLIOTT WOODS, Superintendent T.. :
Capitol Building and Grounds Approved.
Z. A. HITCHCOCK, Secretary. no26-6t
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

PHILIP LEDEKER. lZH 81 Ne 'PnONT
East 1855. Satisfactory WORK guaranteed. our
wagon calls foT and delivers work all over the city
Phone noIo 3Ot
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/. NJ Gally- IHE PENNsGLNANiA LIN
ITED.-Tullnan Sleeping Dining. smoking and
Observation Cars from Harrisburg For Chicago.
Cleveland, Toisdo. Detroit Cincinnati Indiansp-
oils and 81. Louis. Buffet ParI0E Car % Harris
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
EMERSON INSTITUTE TSSss TSS aoEs Gss AZ

Prepares for all colleges the national academies
and direct commissions Ia the service. Primary De
partIaent under university graduate Boys Il nj
ages Catalogues. WINsLOW IL RANDOLPH
PTiucpal gl4 l3th 81 NV
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALL MAKES or SEWING MACHINES RE
paired for s.. Called for and delivered. Work
satisfactory OF no charge Mali your order l. j.
HAWLEH. 1854 7th st. nv. nols-n
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,

FOOfAiAN OR GENERAL MAN BY YOUNG
white man; best retlreIels. y. .. G., IZ2g New
YORK ave. uv. uol5-4t
WANTED-E| ENING EMPLOYMENT BY COM
cuti can Keep set t-.ss Address ENEltiY Herald
Office. r.o,f ~
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST-ON SATURDAY, NOV. "a, BET WASH
lLgtun and BsEul-g uco track. brooch containing
ID diamonds. valued ul account CI associations Lib
,cal reward H returned. IHE GLNENA, Apt =,
Iltn and Auu sis. la-o-5L
LUST-SATCRDAY AFTERNOON. BLACK IN
dUlel watch diamond m center. biUg enamel too
chain attached, between lttI and i and Is SIS. Re
ward II returned 20 CASHIER, Herald ui.ca-
ul-J-5-
LOsT-A NULEskIN BAG CONTAINING SIX s.
bills Reward H returned 20 lsi2 lJll ST. nv.
uuZI5J
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PIANOS FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-YOU GAN RENT 4 HIGH-GKADE
piano from rs Tor $ and Up per month; 50 up
IlEntS 70 select fT0mi all IN perfect condition f,
L. oMi1h flANU CO. l25 pI ave Ocls-u
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MISCELLANEOUS SALE.

FOR nALE-tASu aEHISTERS
NV AAI4DAAL5 tl.UM - Up HALL
NUUU hEGIoILRo Al 4 SACRIFICE. SEN-
EEAL s.IGhILh USED NAIIUAALS. fJLLl
GtAItA.,I ILED. LAT ETIIUNAL BARGAINS
AND ON EASY PAiMENIS- WE SILL SIC
UND-hAND CASH REGISTERS Ut ALL
klNUs CHEAPER AND IN BETTER CONDI-
TIUE THAN ANY DEALER.
IuE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Co,
-sJZ-sJt 81. yIH ST NV.
FOR SALE-5J NEW AND SECONDHAND
heating and cJ0kius stoves. of every description,
iruiu >2 uI- We invite your inspection sNiIZEE
* LA fOKfE ll5l 'rh 81 NV. Phone n Il52
FOR SALE-UPEiGHT PIANOS Al LUA,
fI-1lz- These Instruments have ifeg used Inn sre
M excellent condition. SIieu CLlckerIug kuabg
rlscagr, Est5y h0uiCT d CGmpb6lI. Saaw. Nose, Gc
square pianos as i0W as SO. lt VIII Jay sou %
slr I sou want plaao. (HAS NJ sIIEFr-
81 uJA 70. nv j. C. COuliff. Mgr. uols-f
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NAETE DESTINATIONS. RECOMMENDED
hostiCr cr hCIsgmau lRhiteI; clllred hCusenau
WANTED PERMANENT SITUATION ny
middle age gentleman, night or day, gDod pcnman
and accurate. cashier, clerical Watchmau CF
Euard, ln public CT private institution can mi po-
sition as teacher Il English language good REFS C.
q CARPENTER, 1910 q 81. nv no2l-l8t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ WILL hEEP 1OU AND YOUR FAMILY
sell dressed tor SL0U weea. LOok Tor kAADEL.
iuZZ lth ST. uW. uoI5lm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
E.alu sa5. WASHINGTON hJG 60 Factory.
93l 9Th 81.
BJrIO>HpLEs MADE BN MACHINE. lc EAJH-
orders taken at Dt ECh'o, sJ5 Sth ue. uo15-Jt
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

WILL CAKE FOR AND KEEP n TUNE GOOD
upright pa-J Tor It's Use, 10 ciilllIen- Address
n D., Herald 0tlce. ull53J
NANIEU-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
NElu selling. wly not drop postal u.l Tu-
liable -rG. MAfhS * CO., 80. ltH, opposite siss',
lr phone main 1915. uoi5-Lf
TRIAL WEEK EREE-WANTED, FEW MORE
shorthand aud upewutHg pupils, class or Iud!-
FsaUai instruction, Bltman system, Instructor It
years experience; speed diclatiGu quick course and
shorthand made easy a speciality. Address BOX 10,
Herald Office. Ocl5-lmO
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets. ONCE and store fixtures Of an kinds Fur
nituTe stored. -aCked. and shipped. Address BAUM.
sl2 Pa. ave NV. Phone main I25i.
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t. H. THOMAS 4ll JAMES FRANCIS Smith
Attorneys

L. Il. THOMAS And JAMES FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys
N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
oi Columbia lu-lLES a District CulII- il Tl TIE
tAItIs-lL lL Euclid street, ll Meridian hll Iu tav
pistrl-t ~ Columbia. Dlstuct tlsuL 30. 1si.-Ao-
l- b. hereby E4itu that tle Commissions yi tlt
iisr-CL lf Columbia. pursuant To- te iTl is4lLs gt
aA aci at tl.Iss approved june y. $50. entitled
Az act .9f ils extension ot EHciil street % 1ls-
f44l-h u. Do i4c Distinct % CllgI- .ll. have llld
Petition ll tIls court praying the condemn
H The dlI Necessary f4I flc extension of Ll-tl4
-iIelt ll Ag-lllln Hll. .u TIC District o- DlluI-
sad Commissioners and annexed % tier slil p1L
llE and marsCd E2ElUlt u. a., 80. J. aI.1 pray
s a-~~. t-at -ls 1i seven --ilelols. llsteIlsild
l-ti LDi r-at-a ,u auy person interested IH tlt-e
lr-lalll-s-. -L- uat u tie service yE employment
co the Dls--lct .i tullLll- lI u tat tl-.4 state
b. summoned tJ the Lult-4 states AaI---l fog tA4
.aust 10 land Jaheu Llay sustain hy reason oi the
Hhl-u--al ~ at4- sl-e-t a-- l-a condemnation ~
t.e -..- -e-.ee4i1 III l--e lill-s.a 20 s.cl t45ta
el-li uil l1 t747' tla NviiI.s Ifrti-.6 l-l--r-tl
s, provided Il te Aforesaid aCL ~ tolEIIss- H. ug
tAe court t.s l1-l dag ui No7euutr- A. d. 1875. or
l.ita lAi t-- p-i-ys having uLy interest ll l4es-
lUlleI 60 afIeaE u ruls luaTt before J-- % 81
DAY OF uLl lENbEIt. A. 10. 1870. 90 ID ocl0cs
SHAH have made lts uual order rlllyLg and c1ualsa
Ing LHe aaaIl u. damages and tine assessment g.
JgEe-ts cl -e IITy o. Be summoned herein. and 10
is iHsiDsf e9lsrei t~t egIs y t-is notice and g.
porter, aia six secular day- The N4suIL-l.l
otar and lie Washington Herald. newspapers pub
December. y. d. lslo 10 Is further ordered that
cps 0t tis nuicr ara order be- served by the ui.gd
states Marshal. ur hls deputies. upon s1Cl gausIs
uI tle land To te condemned ttrlu may Re
f1uud by said marshal or his d.plf.as aItfll the
District "a Columbia before the SAID Dtl day Ci De
c.uaeT, a. ID. ls01. By The court JOB BARNARD
C.ok. b. +. =. CUNNINGHAM, ASS CIeIs.
..l.tls-i.-3.-o,8
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FURNITURE WANTED.

ANTED-FURNITURE SELL YOUR GOODS
no 70 tIc man WHO gives you the most money. HOP
WOOD, Sth and X no25-tf
SfUi CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR-
pets stoves, brlc-a-brac, and all kinds OF house
EulQ goods. BALM tUKNITUkE SHUF. 18th
ana L SIS. Phone n lJl3 Formerly 9th and T..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEST LITTLE CIGAR STORE II WASHING
ton Owner must leave uifg
Small grocery store. SIS; cheap rent; living rooms
R9oming house; Is rooms. all furnished and occu-
pied: $50.
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
nuz53t 5l4 / 81
WILL SELL LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A
b--Itii'jliy FURNISHED house; elegant dining rooms
ntWit htttQ UIf DONG faT business. bur can be
made bls business by the night Isrty location best
lu the cltyf Or vii r.uJ dining rooms 10 responsible
ldFJs on account uf Illness "a WIG. Address BUA
a. Herald Dflca. rgg5gf
y. A.eJ TREASURY DEPARTMENT CLERK
viii give = monthly notes II SO each for loan
Of 800 Address BOX H. Herald office. no25-3t
FOR SALE-SALOON AND HOTEL IN CLNTEK
Of city, doing good business; good reasons for sell
llg. Adress BOA I'D. Herald Office. no2L3t
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANIED-5 YOUNG MEN. Uf GOOD BUSINESS
ealTgo1 1ua aoIaty, t5 represent AeE York llm
--e---eiJ opportunity i,- mp ID iaCIlC Coast M
tsAeTs ue,d apply can, between 10 and I2 Ma
ttOSAL non AS lcr lir- PeyJ0u.
WANTED -WHIIE BOY. ABOUT Il YEAAs OF
age, % Hofk d. e-slr store. esi q na. n7-5-st
CARPENTERS WANTED. NON-UNION. 1872
ola ST. ur.
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss BCSHELlIAN. Nj.
r. SELF M-rc.alt Tailor i--- & S.
lyANTED-A TAILOR On CUSTOM COATS. sI5
60 ST.. uE. uHZf2f
WANTED-AssT. WINE STEWARD AND ELE-
'siar man. Urlug Ttlrl-llc-s- Apply az tLc NA-
LEIbn u0l5-3t
NANILU-BOYS viii Or WITHOUT BlCf-
c.es good wages, school boys vii be employed
ul sundays ail holidays and after J.. la. daily
Apply dL MliJAL DISTRICT IELLGRAFd
co, cor. 18th and r SIS, oc5-e0d
STUDY SHORTHAND UNDER PRACTICAL RE-
ScI.pli uu-,d number expert Instruction hy expert
writers. Ls sH-rl4reTs rur home Use iree. ASHTON d
WILLIAMS. Shorthand Reporters, l4I5 q 81
u.Z7-a-
NANrEu- EXPERIENCED YOUNG Statesmen
i0r books. mems clothing, aUd mems furnishings.
Apply between and 10 A. N 10 Il C. JACOBS.
win Woodward * Llthrup n0l4-ti
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MEN OF NEAT AP-
learance ou special proposition cut Of city;
LtHsldItr Gr insurance experience preferred. Cali
nIure 10 q u- Monday. basement McGiu Bldg.
ASK Tor AK. MILLER uOf-G
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department, Washington, D. C.,until
10 o'clock a. m, DECEMBER II, 1906, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter, to
furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington ID.
c., a quantity of naval supplies as fol-
lows. Sch. 81. Circuit breakers.-Sch. 2Sf.
Dust brushes fiber. mica. wire, motor, dia-
mOnds. drills, Cdllpers, etc, pneumatic
hammers and drills, emery cloth. man
drels, rawhide piniOns, files, wrenches.
taps, dies, hardware, hydraulic and lacing
leather, ash, white pine. brass rod. bar
steel. tool steel fOTginEs, water hose,
mineral lard oil, gasoline, cotton cellulose,
mold wash. Sch. %: White pine. APP
plications for proposals should designate
the schedules desired by number. Blank
proposals will be furnished upon appl-
cation to- the bureau. Z. B. ROGERS,
Paymaster General. L. S. n. no26,de3
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE.
SECONDHAND ALTOS.

4cyl cars from 500 o &IO-
ZcsL CARS from SO 90 500.
l-,yl. and steam cars from 500 I'D 70 500. AL
iu good shape.
Electric traugHam Al SI.3J0
Tel Us Your wants. We D get them
CAHILL AUTO. CO.,
1919 / ST. NV
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

EDUCATION WANTED-A CoLORED GIRL
wants female private teacher ~ English branches
Tor en- htur lr more evenings, state terms trg Ad-
dress EOA ia. Herald once rg15 7f
WHITE MANGLE GIRLS APPLY TOT1IAN
LAUNDRY. corner 6th and G sts. n0z5-5t
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL House
vorki stay nights, s1oI wages and good home for
right party L0l lsJ ST NV u0Z53t
WANIED-GOpD NURSE. Apply 5U5 I5T4 ~
NV; reference required uoZ5-3t
AT ONCE - THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
glove salesWOmeu. Apply JULIUS GARFINkLE
& CO.. IDS d 81 NV uOgl-tf
TED-ENpEEIENCED sALESWoMFN N
books stationery, LaudEeIchiefs. notions uackuesr
toss dolls umbrellas, &c also bright Young women
from eighth grade and Hlgn ocloui, without exue-
rieUCe Apply between s and 10 O. y. 20 II. q ia
GOES with Woodward = LCtLrGp. nolLtf
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOP
oughly reliable competent suit and coat salCsUcngp
OF guOd character. Address BOX Iu3, Herald o1lce.
uull-u
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERT
euccd skirt and coat hands on women's garments
JULIUS GAkFiNKLE * CO, IDS i st. NV.
Uo3-E
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

TO INVESTORS.
Opposite new Uuicn oIatIun on y. Cap. s. Ser-
eTal places 2jXlJU each, 10 alley. Prices low 70 i'm
mediate buyers Good sites Tor fruit. confectionery
lunch rooms, restaurants GrGg store mems furnish
mgs. Apply 70
The Harrison Realty Company,
9O7 & ST. y. W.
tUR LEASE-WOUD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factory locations on sidetrack
Elsslyu Branch, Pa. r. r., near south end A1ue-
duct BTdgg, long terms. low rentals Apply TO
ROBERT A PHILLIPS. Maryland Bldg. lsl0 ii
81. NV nOl-tf
FOR ENCHANGE-BEST BUSINESS CORNER
uu 18th ST. having total frontage 0f 80 feet. viii
trade f1r small property DAVID MOORE. I3ZS New
ORA
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~ Ei.l Hour On THE HOUR"
Week days. { a. N. 70 3 =. m.l

T.
Week days. : q. N. 70 D. m-I
Week days. 2-5s 500, 53l, ID -, 500. $50,
2al sag 5-5 400 I.s5 5Jl. Sos 5-9. 60j. 6sO
9al $50 go 1000 l1.s5 u-a li-5 p. m.
sundays 251. 100. I'D, S21. 9a1 1000. uU
a. ul I.g I:l5, 500. $50, 500, $50 go, $40, 1850.
LJ.55 II-51 u-5 D. m-
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND NORTHN EST, ~ and SO
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
s 20 g. III. 8g5 p. IN, '.@.iC night
rITTSBURG- ~ D. NJ. -y:l0 J. m, y % night
CLEA BLAND, -sslJ p.m.i COLUMBUS, so pm.
WHEELING, 500 O. m. $50 p NJ
WINCHESTER. b-35 D. NJ, 4a5 800 p n
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS. $50 a. NJ, L215 noon,
,f5 T. M, 6.gJ ,. M sundays $50 a. n and $50
LJRAN ard ELkTON, 'I05 p N.
FREDERICK, SIS Sg-i5 a. n, 81 30. tf15 f535
HAGERSTOWN. ts35 a. m and 800 D n
BOYD and way points. fc.35. 81 Is q. m, 81 %
$50 f5-6 Sl1-l5 al 80 y.
GAlTHERSEU re- and way points. fSss5 S9.l5 g.
m, fI2-59 49, 3-5o '5-5 f5@5 t6S0 = s55. Sl0;l5
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points, fs.35
s3.l5 a. H.. 81 80 15-oJ f5.Sj p N.
+Daiiy. fEXCept sunday. Sounday only.
Reservations Of Sleeping Parlor Car space, rates
Of fare &c, viii bc quickly furnished Bl TELE-
PHONE al all OF the IOlioHing Ticket Offices: l4l3
e. st. NV. Telephone main ISL 6l9 Pennsylvania
ave. Telephone. main rs. Station New jersey ave.
and st--Ticket once, Telephone. 6oI InIOT-
nation Bureau. east 52i.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
"THE ROYALT0N, :"
els II St NV.

Elegant new apartments Of exceptionally large
rooms. Long gdistance tciephons in each apartment
downtown location. accessible 90 all car lines
and in easy walking distance of all goFernment de-
psrIments. Inspect these apartments before rent
ing others. ARTHUR q. PLANT, Traders Na-
tional Bank. 10Th S. and Pa ave- ocZ5tf
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ROOMS WANTED.

II NOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED. BRING
thCIE TO G5Ts0G. Dent a Co.. oil 5th ST. NV,
as ws are the only real estate agents renting rooms
oclSd
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE LOT Oh NV YORK AVE.
bet !,tl and lstli south slIg. Jlil 81 r.. IS It.
fTuuL Price. s5.5l1.
Mli1LhH- H-ohOL1IAhhR HEAL EoTATE CO.
Phone. West 90 ia4 WISCONSIN, ANE sd &.
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STORAGE,

We STORE FOR IS CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of all knds l.. S. srUHAGE co, 4Is-2O-U tenth
s.. rlone 81 4LJ. uu2-3t
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HOUSES WANTED,

WANTED-FOR a CASH BUYER. On CAPITOL
Hill, q modern I1rUom house; hot water heating
owners please communicate with GEO ". LIN
hlNo, ol9 18th 81. us. uo35-st
IL lUJ MAST GOOD TENANTS FOR fUK-
uIssed uHiuUlsHei houses. i-f yCur property
with GRACE 81. THOMAS, CoTclrau Bldg.
url0dl-
NANTED-pEOPEKTf or ALL DESCRP-
tous. Have purchasers ftndy 70 buy Il properly
priced For quick sale
ALLAN f. WALKER, I4IO C st.
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.

ROYAL Blu LINE
LEAVE STATION New Jersey ave, and & 81.
''EA Ett1 OTHER HOT X Oh The ODD HOUR
Ito PHILADELPHIA AND MN AOEh.
MN TERMINAL zB ST. NEW YORK.
= a. a. H. DINER pullman IarlUr.
1890 m. Buffet. ParUr. tlYe-hogr train.
.9.sJ "a m. UIutr and Pullman PaTllr Car.
fI10 a. m Diner and Pullman fariOr Car.
100 D. IN Diner and Pullman Pari0r Car.
s3-iI T. NJ ROYAL Limited. All PU.imduz
1850 L. 10. Coaches % Philadelphia.
$50 D. m. Diner and Pullman PsllCr.
$50 D. ID. Coaches 20 philadelphia
81 81 D. IN. SlaEUer.
80 a. IT, S-Cspers.
ATLANTIC CITY. TI1. 900. flIB9 a. H.. tI09.
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IA. LEr INICH SINCLAIR. Attorney. tllcd No
SemOer /, lyJsi
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SUBURBAE---fOR SALE.

CONNECTICUT AVE TERRACE-THIS NEW
subdivision Is now being plated into y and acre
lots also 20 building lots fronts 900 feet GA fash
iunabie Connecticut ave natural forest shade trees
ever lot; prices 25c 20 3sc square foot. Terms
S08 70 $500 casn balance 50 % $50 monthly Write
telephone OF call for preliminary plat and fun par
tiCulars
FULTON II. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT r. HEATER. Mgr,
Colorado Building. Tel. Main so.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.

WashiuglOB's Expert Dental Specialist does all
Dental Work for credit. 65g S. nv, cor. 7th-
OC26-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: 40 EXTRACTING:
no PAM luok, feel, act, and last longer than
natural teeth; sIruukeu faces made normal painless
hulng. Dr- J. L WILSON. LIS + 81 NV. oCs-u
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
HORSES AND VEHICLES,

HORSES AND VEHICLES,
IhIS Is THL PLACE.
GEU- ". IA1LUA
Phone Main 5I-J.
CARRIAGES, MAGDNo. AND HARNESS
l2 ID street EH
Horse Blankets and Plush :f.bes cheaper tLan aDy
dealer ~ tlc cit5. b1sgas from sl3.g3 I'D. uo1-f
COGSWELL > is IHE CHEAPEST PLACE 10
tuJ Utw ard second -aaud rcuicies and harprrs-
ia!ge EsslflmtLt vehicles. SO Up. harness. - UDi
tour me sHetaua p--les anu uay- - ia.
ST. Nv. grs ff
ATTENTION. CONTRACTORS. WF gE.Al
Cur tLIHe s-uCi ll contractors EuaT5 az cgsf
o. eiAel iire wagons .s..-.... -
- -Iurl t-e wa .Hs--------. .--.--... Sd
ID. WATERS q son. 80 Pa. ave. NV
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The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
THE CAIRO.

Further extensive improvements have been
made during the past summer. making the Cairo
apartments absolutely tae finest ia Washington
Inspect our apartments oi from one room aud
hstn W. furnished 0r mfuuished. Finest public
dining Eo0m II tAe city. Hotel service
nOl-luO WILLIAM CATO Nqrarcr
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
FOR EXCHANGE,

FOR EXCHANGE-oNE-ACRE LOT On NV
tIt rad opposite reservoir Tor gauit, In small
dwelling er aisE2acut, Aa4ssss ONNEE, Herald
oflcl. moan
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
GREATEST SNAP IN MAINLAND.

acres, Berwyn Heights. lots 50zl00 and lots
50Xl3. 4ro0m house and ball. practically new: 2
rooms could be added that would make the one lot
and house worth mere than is asked for the lots
and house. This property VIII he worth at least
81 900 as 10 now stands inside Of years Why not
look this upg address ". A. D. Herald ohics
nO2f3t
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-19

on one tub OF suds.' And No 209
defeated the proposition by a vote of
fact that the increase was not to be-
gin until after the assessment was
declared off. The proposition to adopt
an explanation of the obligation, which
was about as necessary as a sixth
wheel on wagon, carried by a vote
of AZ to 8. The proposition to leave
the expenditure of the strike wholly
in the hands of the executive council
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-19

week, surely the executive officers
could get along little while longer
rate the salary proposition was showed
under in Lincoln by vote of SO to
The Wageworker is almost ashamed
to give the result of the vote on the
sessment for the Home. 1t was pro-
posed to make the monthly Home dues
fifteen instead of. ten cents-an in
crease of a nickel a month, the price
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-19
OF INTEREST TO PRINTERS

Typographical Union No. 209 held
an election last Tuesday, and it was
participated in by about one-half the
membership. The election was for the
purpose of voting on the four PROPOSE
lions submitted to the referendum by
the Colorado Springs convention. The
first proposition was on the question OF
raising the salaries of the president
and secretary-treasurer $500 a year
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-19

each. This has come up two or three
times before, but the proposition at
of 10 per cent and a promised siege
of many months at per cent, made
the proposition appears to the men,
bership a little too much pork" The
members evidently believed that if
they had to stand digging up" 10 per
cent of their little old $16 and $40 per
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-19
THE RIJOU.

The Bijou theatre is soon. to undergo
some extensive repairs. and this time
the work will be done by union men.
The management is trying to do the
square thing" The attractions pre-
scented at this theatre every week are
noteworthy, and the success the man
agement is meeting is an indication
that the people are pleased.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-19
was adopted by vote of 81 to 16.

was adopted by vote of 81 to 16.
But the proposition to increase by
the support of the old comrades i'll
the Home was defeated. Gosh!
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Webster,
116 North Fourteenth street, Sunday,
October IA, son. Mr.. Webster is
employed in the Star ad alley, and he
is about the proudest man in the shop
these days.
BILLY" BASTARD is going up into
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1906-10-19
KANSAS CITY PLUMBERS.

Kansas City plumbers have signed
up twenty-one shops since their. strug;
gle with their employers opened. The
international union donated $1,000 to
the local. The bosses have only been
able to secure eight strikebreakers
since the strike began September II.