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The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
AUCTIONS.
c, G. SLOAN K co. auctiOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate. situated al the southeast corner OF PARK
road and School streets Mount Pleasant. Washing
ton d. c. consisting Of nine ~ partially completed
WheTsas default having been made in the pay.
ent Of the interest the debt secured by certain
ceed of trust. DS---1g date on the Zist day Of
September. A. d. ls15 and recorded among the
land records Of the District OF Columbia on October
a. iS7, ~ hbeT 255, folio 30 ct sea-, and az the
written direction Of the holder and owner OF the
note secured by said deed Of trust the undersigned
the trustee named in said deed Of trust, viii offer
Tor sale, under the provisions thereof. At public
auction, al front OF the premises, az O'Clock D. m
a. = 1et,sAAt ths A4t ueg oi DSIeiiiocI, a ~
$50 the following described land and premises with
the improvements. easements rights. ways. and
appuitenancss theTeinto Belonging. situate and
lying III the District Of Columbia: Lots numbered
six hundred and one SOL six hundred and two
602} six hundred and three l6G3 six hundred and
iOT tt1i, SIX hundred and seven i6Gl, six hundred
aud eight l6lsl. SIX hundred and nine l58sl. six
(6lll in A b. Jameson subdivision Of part OF
block numbered tour al, in $ p Browns sibdi.
vision 0f part Of the tract Of land now known as
Mount Pleasant yer plat recorded in L.ber County
surveyor OF the District Of Columbia
THIS property viii be sold as an entirety, or in
time OF the sale
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase price in
cash tOf which deposit Of $500 must be made to the
trustee at the time Of sale II sold entirety and
Of Sl0 per lot II sold IN lotsj, and the balance in
equal notes i the purchaser payable IN one and two
Years from date Of sale, with interest at the rate u
> per ceutum per annJIIn. payable SEN Annually
said notes 10 be secured by first deed OF trust on
the property sold. all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser. The terms of sale 70 be complied with
within twenty days from the date Of sale In default
OF which the property will be Tes0ld at the rsk and
cost OF the defaUlting purchaser afteE i've days
advertisement in some newspaper published in Wash
lngtOn. -. &.
All eonveyancng title examination, and recording
at the expense OF the purchaser UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Trustee BY EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Presi-
dent. No. l414 Il street northwest. Attest: lSeaI)
GEORGE Z. FLEMING. Secretary.
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OSBORN IS ELECTED
Smithsonian Institution De.
SireS Him for Secretary.
IS A MILLIONAIRE SCIENTIST
Has Long Career "a Leader in Scien-
tifie Work aad Professor I'm Lead
ing University-Trustees Pass Resr
oIutiORs on the Deaths of Repre-
sentRtives Hit and Adams.

The millionaire scientist, Henry Fair
field Osborn, was elected by the board Of
regents of the Smithsonian Institution,
secretary of the institution, to succeed
the late Prof S P Langley. 1t is not
yet known whether he will accept.
The meeting of the regents of the
Smithsonian. was complete save for the
absence of DR.. Angel, OF Michigan. Chief
Justice Fuller, Vice President Fairbanks,
Senators Lodge. CullOm, and Bacon. Rep
resentatives Dalzeil, Mann, and Howard,
Dr. Andrew D. White, ex-Secretary olney,
Judge Gray, of Delaware; John g. Hen
derson, and Prof. Alexander Graham Bell
were present.
Representatives Mann and Dalzell are
new members appointed to succeed Rep
resentauves Hit and Adams, who have
died since the last meeting.
Resolutions of regret over the death Of
the two members were passed and the
only other business transacted was
election of Secretary Osborn.
Studies Under Huxley.
Henry Fairfield Osborn zoologist and
author, was born at Fairfield, Conn,
August S, 1851. He was educated at Lyons
Coll 9 te Institute, New York City, and
at L.. College Of New Jersey, whence he
graduated in 1871. He accompanied the
first Princeton exploring expedition TO
the West, and In 1878 was a member of
the second successful expedition 10 Wy
oming. During the following winter he
studied anatomy and histology at the
College of Physicians and Surgeons. and
at the Bellevue Hospital Medical School,
New York, and during 1880 resided in
Europe, studying biology with BalfOur, In
Cambridge, and Huxley, in London
His Work In America.
On his return to America in 1850. he was
awarded a special biological fellowship by
his alma mater, and in the course of the
year was appointed assistant professor.
In 1881 he became professor of cOmpara-
tive anatomy, and held the chair for nine
years. He accepted a call from Columbia
University in $780, to the Da Costa chair
of biology At the same time he was
chosen curator of vertebrate palaeonto-
l0gy at the American Museum of Natural
History. He still holds both positions
In 1891, on the organization Of the
faculty of pure science at Columbia, he
was elected its first dean, and held the
office until 1895. when he resigned to de
vote his time to original investigation and
writing.
Appointed on Geological Survey.
In April, 1900. he was appointed verte-
brate paIeontologist of the Canadian geo.
logical survey, and in June of the same
year he succeeded the office Of paleonto-
logist of the L. S. Geological Survey.
In 1880 he received the degree Of Sc
d. from the College Of New Jersey.
He was married September g. 1881, to
Lucretia Thacher, daughter Of Gen. Alex
snder J. Perry. L. S. A OF their five
children, two sons and two daughters
are living. He is Ii. D. from Trinity and
Princeton, and D. Sc. from Cambridge, |
England. He is weIl-known in Washing
ton social as well as scientific circles
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LEGAL NOTICES.
E. II, THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
AttoTneys

Attomets.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding a District Court ~ re eA-
tension Of massachusetts, avenue from Wisconsin
District Court. No 7Gs-Notice Is hereby given that
the Commissioners Of the District of Columbia, pr-
p proved june s is q ensd ah H' sct making
sppfostions to Provide for Tie sTpenses . nc o. % S
have filed petition IN this court praying the con
demnation Of the land necessary foT the extension
q Massachusetts avenue from Wisconsin, avenue 70
Nebraska avenue. IN the District Of Columbia, as
SHOWN On plat or map fled with their SAID pet
tlon and marked Exhibit d. G. No. J. and pray
ing. also that jiry Of Eve judicious disnerested
men. who shall be- freehoIders within the District Of
Columbia not related to any person interested N
these proceedings, and not IN the service or en-
pioynenI q The District Of Columbia, CT q the
United States be summoned By the United states
marshal tor the District Of Columbia 70 assess the
damages each owner Of lR3d taken may sustain by
reason q the extension Of said avenue and the
d suen extension, and 20 assess the BENEFITS result
mg thereirum. As provided II the AFORESAID act or
SS9nggess Sa Is By the court tbs Zif5 oSi Gay %
having any interest IN these proceedings be and
they are hereby warned and required 70 appear N
GEMBER I 9 a a 3 Os is Al s 10 1S ScoeE ca 2f m and
TO continue in attendance until the court shall have
made its hnal order ratifying and confirming The
q the jury 70 Be summoned hereini ard u y
further ordered that copy Of this notice and
order be published once In the Washington Law
Reporter and six secular days in the Evening
star, the Washington Times, and The washington
Herald. newspapers published in said District, be
fore the said 2st day Of December A. ID. 1906. y
IS further ordered that copy q this notice and
order be served BY the United States marshal for
said District his deputies. upon such owners q
the land 10 be condemned herein as may be found
By said marshal his deputies within, the District
Of Columbia. and upon the tenants and occupants
q the same, before the said Zlst day of Decen-
Der. A. ID, 1905 By the Court: JOB BARNARD
Justice. A true c0py-Test: lSeall j. X. YOUNG
Clerk. By T. Z. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clerk
nos. de5,7 7,l2I4,l9
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may be
leit at any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded
to the main office:
J0HNsTON's PHARMACY, I22I n. ]. ave. NV
S. KANN SONS d CO.. Information Bureau
cHAs. J. FUHRMANE'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts.
r T. IA ELLEk PHARMACY. 5SS4 M 81. NV.
AfkiNSoN's PHARMACY. Ilth and sts. nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sc and G sta Nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lss and sta. NV.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY. I7th and Park sts. nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Nit Pleasant and irE-
iug SITS. NV.
McNULTY's CIGAR STORE. 18th and SITS Nv.
TAYLOK's PHARMACY. 9Th snd p sts. NV
kENER'S PHARMACY. 9Th and sts. nv,
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM I'd and Z stS re
ALEXANDRIA.
SHERWOODiS, corner Prince and Royal stA
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COUSINS HAVE BEST SHOW.
Adopted Relatives of Intestate Tes-
tatOr Get Small Shares.

An adopted relative, no matter how
close his associations may have been, is
not on equal footing with a descendant
Of a common ancestor of a person who
dies intestate. In the District OF Columbia
This is the meaning of the decision Of
Associate Justice E. l. McComas, of the
Court Of Appeals yesterday, and is the
first legal Interpretation of that part Of
the District code covering this feature of
intestate litigation. The decision also
affirms one handed down by Justice Staf-
ford, of the Supreme Court and was the
result Of suit brought concerning the
distribution of the estate of Mrs. Fanny
L Berry. who died at her home on Capt.
tOl Hill in 1904, without leaving a will
Her estate was valued at $1,000.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,


WANTED -SALESWOAiEN FOR HOSIERY AND
glove departments. Apply to MANAGER, Hecht
& Co, 5l3-5l5-5I 9TH St de5it
GOOD SERVANT GIRL; MUST STAY NIGHTS.
Apply at once, 3ll3 NJ St NV. de4St
WANTED-COLORED COOK: WAGES Sl2 PER
month. I3i3 Wisconsin de33t
WANTED-A KITCHEN MAID; GOOD REFS.
required 2ll Florida ave. de2-it
glove salesWomen. Apply JULIUS GAKFINkLE
Co. iZ46 + st. NV nO2l-t
MANTED- INEXPERIENCED sALESWOMEN IN
books stationery, hsndkeTchiefs notions neckwear,
TOYS dolls. umbrellas, &c; also bright young women
from eighth grade and High School, without expe-
Tience, Apply between and 10 a. N. 70 Ii. g. IA
COBS with Woodward & LOthrup. nol+tf
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED 10 THOR
Cughly reliable, competent suit and coat saCswomeu
OF good Character. Address BOX l05 Herald office
uoi4-u
WANTED-AT ONCE THOROUGHLY EXPERT
enced skirt and coat hands on wonen's garments
JULIUS GAKFINKLE CO. l226 L 81. nv.
up9-ff
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FnR sac.

FOR SALE
si1s X St lot &xI2s; brick building occupied as
machine shop Frice. 5000
l2ooo square feet on Grace st.. Georgetown. oppo-
siie capital Traction Power Plant. Price, $500
lesl 2. Market Space potomac ST.. Georgetown
Kent $50. Price, $50 Occupied as fish market
ana dwelling. Water and sewerage
,, lios sith st. lot l5xl2O; brick dwelling. Rent
sI-0 Price, s., ,4s0
2iSs ST frame store and dwelling. Price. s2.TsO
$50 sth 81 Sc. saloon property. Price. s3.sso
SSs Q st. 10-room frame large lot, 7oxl5O; trust
b.SoS' hSs nearly years to run. Price S5.I50
Mllier-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
l22325 SID ST NV.
Phone West 30.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN Stable east
Ade 0i 3lSt 81, below II AZ feet 'front.' q
stalls; rooms for 10 large wagons. price.
20 Wo00Q AlsO, large tract Of ground run
ming from c. 4 D. canal to Potomac river
west ef the AqueduCt Bridge, improved b.
an old stone mill. Price S5G0W.
j. II. BRADLEY, Inc,
1919 23d ST. n. w
s5 NEW JERSEY AVE NW.-2-sTORY GROOM
pflck dwelling and s-rooIn back building. neaT new
Union station; assessed for s. S26 lot Z3x2i rents
$500; $500 cash. ]. 5. FRASER, NJ. &S9, Fendall
FOR SALE-NEAT 7-ROOM BAY WINDOW
brick all modern Improvements; central northwest,
near 18th St, Price. $500. l. Z. SHOEMAKER
i2 Colorado Bldg. noZ3-d
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HELP WANTED.

wANTFD-THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
piers and typeBriters exceeds the supply. course
az our school requires from % 20 g0 days Special
afternoon sessions for government employees STEAO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY 3l5-5l9 Colorado Bldg,
0cs-u
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MISCELLANEOUS,

FOREST TAR DROPS CURE THROAT TROU-
bles, bronchitis, asthma asa druggist. del-sm,W
NE WILL KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
Vel dressed Tor SLe week. Look for KAADEL.
w 'th 81 NV nOlSlm
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
yqiu CID worn carpets Drop postal OF phone
nam sa5 WASHINGTON RUG co. Factory.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR $50.
S. H. HINES,
Undertaken and Embalmer.

H5 18th ST. NV Telephone North 1885.
! Hardwood Cloth-coyered Casket. I Outside Case
l Grave and opening same, ! Hearse, 2 Carriages
EmbalmiDg. Everything good. and services first
Class. Use Of Funeral Parlor free. Burial Lois
for sale OF easy payments All kinds Of METALLIC
Caskets on hand for shipping. Established 1874
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Money Loaned Salaried Peonle
SEWING MACHINES.

ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES RE
paired fer 81 Called for aud delivered Work
satisfactory OF no charge. Mail your order. f. s.
HANLEf. 1901 9TH 81. noI8-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED-A PERMANENT SITUATION BY
middle age gentleman. night OF day, good penmau
and accurate. cashier. clerical watchmau or
guard, in public OF private institution; can fn po
sition as teacher Of English language; good refs c.
H CARPENTER. l2lo 6 81. NV. no24-lH
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EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
tWeek days, Z a n TO D. M
10 BALTIMORE.
Week days. 25l, 50J, b.5J, Z 70, 70 500. s.59.
90g, 49, lJ1y, lIH0 a H., L nOon HaB IaN
ZJJ. 31J. ~, 4Ig i.i5, 5aJ, 5J5. 81, 6DJ 80
, -. csn, 80 gDo lJ-aa Il 80 lI-55 p. m.
a. m lge. l:i5, 3:09 80, 800, 80 49, oN0. g0,
~ -. II ~. II - y. IA.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO AND AURIHWE5T, ~ and .S:S
D. N
: ~ a. IL, 18 y. m, -lZ:=0 night.
tIrIsDURG, - p. H., 's:lJ p m, "I2 30 night
GLEN Et4A.ND, -s-ls pm, COLOMBCS. s5 % y m
NhEELINtT, oiV a. nl-, -5-5J y. N
NiNJuboiEl Els. 80 q. m., $40, loo D. m
ANNAPOLtS, week days. $40 a. m u. 70 noon
= p N, 6a0 T. ~ sundays, &c a. M. aud 5.sJ
LUkAX and ELkTON, '4g5 D. "a.
FREDERICK, Isas5. s. Is a. NJ, 81 D. f4a5. r5:.5
hat ERsTOwN. fS:s5 a. n and tsa o M.
BOlS and way points. IoS5. S9l5 a. m SIN
f5In fJ-s, SiJ:l5, IA ~ p n
GATH EKSRU R6 and way DOints rs.35 sq-I5
n. ilzsS9, l-9 iS; 'eSs TS-S t0.0, = b slJ:l5.
MASnINGTUN JUNCTION and way poiuts d az
s. Is q. H., s. 81, f5su0 i5-35 p. n
sDally. iEXceIlt sunday. SUNDAY only
RESERVATIONS OF Sleeping OF farGT Car slace rarps
Of fare, &c, viii Be quickly furnished BY I'EIE-
PHONE at all Ot the following Ticket Ufices: l5iI
u ST. nv, feephone main 1881 6l9 peBnsyirania
ave. Telephone, main rs Station. New Jcrssy ave
and st--Ilcket 3hce, Telephone, east So Iufor-
nlation BursIs. east IL
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COLLECTORS.

WE DO GENERAL COLLECTING; LOCAL AND
foreign; no charge unless successful Phone sls4
THE FULLER AGENCY. III 12th St. nos-n
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PERSONAL,

DON'T THINK YOU ARE PUTTING Us TO
any trouble l. is real pleasure for to offer
generoui cash rates for any amount q mems worn
Garments shoes, hats, and shirts: viii call before
or after odice hours. JtisrHs OLD STAND,
6l9 D.
/ WIEL PAY CASH FOR WORN GARMENTS.
ladies gentlemen s. Address postal; viii call.
l. TARSHES ls9s TN nv. Phone north s99
nolo-50t
BRADFOKD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
~ Colorado Bldg, lith ana q. pl0ne Main
e5l5: expert investigations, any cause; al sections
stsietiy conEdential tkeT night service phone
North aS4s.l hos-%t
WANTED-TF YOU ARE GIVING. Up HOUSE
keeping and wish 10 sell part or al u your fur
nitgre send for the who has the reputation 81
- years tair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES.
f25 9Th 81 NV.
Phone Main 5iIl nol)-tG
80 l-T7rTTrST-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-COMPLETELY FURNISHED DEN
tai otico; excellent pTactice. Address BOX lS,
Huald ofnce de3-3t
FOK LEAsE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
warehouse and factOTy locations On sidefrack
kosslyu Branch. Pa. H. r, near south end AQue
duct Bridge. long terms. low rentals Apply 70
ROBERT A PHILLIPS. Maryland Bldg. 1910 Il
So nv. noltf
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TABLE BOARDERS WANTED.

l0l5 18th ST NW.-EXCELLENT TABLE
board also a few choce rooms; en- suite or single
del6t
WANTED - TABLE BOARDERS; BEST OF
everything; terms moderate; early breakfast 1910
9Th st. NV. de3-g
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED Soc. /:
Pants. lOc; OEeIccats, 49c. Skirts. 25c and mp
Nam l4ss noZs-S0t
PHILIP LEDERER, 1871 ST. Ne. PHONE
East l09. Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls fer and delivers work al over the city
Phone US nol0 ,s0f
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-WERE CLOSING OUT A NUMBER
OF slightly used high-grade upright pianos at
genuine bargain prices, TO make more room
for Xmas stock. $40 StieT. Sis; 500 Bradbury
$50; $50 Weber. Sl50 500 Shonnger SZgo S40O
Nose. 50. S450 S0hmCT 500 and about forty
others. Used square pianos, s. ard up Easy pay-
ments. o. J. De1lULL * CO., 1881 6 st. deS-s0t
REMINGTON No TYFENRITER. n GOOD
condition. for SIS BOX l42. Herald Office. de5-3t
FOR SALE-NEW STANDARD SEWING Ma
chine Address \. 5 NJ, Herald office. dei-6t
hiNDLING WOOD FOR SALE; $ PER LOAD:
suitable f5T any purpose. H. +. CUPLAND gs
LiuWoOd place sw. Phone NJ 53il deS-3t
FOR sALE-500 NEW AND sECOND-HAND
heating and cooking stoves Of every description
from s. up. We invite your inspection SNIfZER
X IA POkTE. lI3l 7th ST. NV. Phone VI ll02
FOR SALE
Three Upright Pianos
500 Stieh used $50
sos SteiuWay used1 80
CHAS. NJ sTIEFF.
81 18th St
J. c. CONLIFF. Manager de2-d
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PIANOS FOR RENT,

FOR kENI-AVL AN hENf \ HIGH-GRADE
piano from rs t1r $ and up per month 50 up
rights to select from; az il perfect q ndition. e.
u Smith flANU o.. LIS Ia. Gcls-u
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ROOMS WANTED.

IF you WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED, BRING
them to GsTson. Dent & Co, 6ll 7th St NV
as V are the only real estate agents renting TOos
ocle-n
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"a LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney. Filed No
Eember ! 100


"A. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney Filed No
Fenber !, lga)
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding special term as District
Court Of the United States fer the District Of Co
resulting 20 adjacent property from changes in the
gTades OF streets, avenues, and alleys authorized b
relating TO the construction Of Union Railroad sta
ton u the District Of Columbia. District Court
signed having been designated and appointed BY
the supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia,
holding special term as a United States District
Court for the District q Columbia as a commission
70 appralss the damages resulting 10 adjacent prop
eTty from changes M the grades Of streets avenues
proved February -, 1915, relating 20 the constric
lion Of Union Railroad Station in the District Of
Columbia, viii meet at lU.5J C'ciok e. N. on
WEDNESDAY. THE lETH DAY 3F DEC EMBEK
4, % lsS at te Unitsd states Court House cry
assigned as b. the United states marshal tor SAID
DlstIlel, Ior the purpose oi viewing ihe pToPerty
ing named streets. avenues and aleys, and hearing
testimony touching the damages resulting to real
with the terms and provisions Of the act o Congress
approved April p 1s9 entitled An act to pro
due 20 construction u the union station District
Of Columbia, TO wit: Second street northeast
Ihlfo street northeast. and X street northeast
around square numbered seven hundred and hfty
C59l, and the alleys and minor street Parker
street., IN said square, Delaware avenue and Sec
ond street northeast around sIuare numbered seven
hundred and forty eight ll4s}, and Third street
of real property damaged by the changes in the
grades q SAID streets. avenues or alleys viii hle
petition With rs. - tins cause signed ana sworn
days after the said 18th day u December, A u.
80 The Aforesaid act Of Congress approved April
=. Isi, provides ihat ~ on the failure cf any
sueh owner e. thus present hrs claim. within said
period, bis right d. ~ shall aud determine
GEORGE sPBANsf Commission 20 Appraise Dam
9Ses; true Copy, Test: seal) J K. YOUNG
Clers- b + T. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clers.
nC2deXSBt
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

IUl AL bLJ LINE
LEAVE STATION, New Jersey ave. and L St
81 ~ EKI OInEE HOUR On THE ODD HOUR
~ PhlLAUELfhiA AND NEN YORK.
NEN TERMINAL, ZSD 81. NEW lORk.
: ~ a. N. DIneT pullman FaElUT,
fyUJ Il Bullet. PaIlO-. fhe-hOur train
- - a n. DIneT and tUil1an Farlor Car
tIlHU a II. Dine, and Pullman Paror Car
'iaJ y. n Diner and Pullman Parior Car
s5gJ y. k8yal Limited, All Pulinaus
= ~ h. II. Ccaches 20 Phli4delpnIa
-5l1 y. IA. Diner and Pullman PaTloT.
. ~ = u. COacnes 10 Philadelphia
IL - T. SIucICTS.
= D. q. n. SiCei,Srs-
TT 4 NsrFfr fTTfN N
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-THE Use OF 4 PIANO FOR IT'S
storage BOX l4s. herald office de53t
EXPERf STENOGRAPHIC WORK at TIE
most approved prices; Remington typewriting
done 81 lENOGhAfhlC. lll5 Ii. /. ave. no2s-lw
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
When selling. why not drop postal 20 an old re-
liable arm. MARKS * CO. so 7th. opposite Saks
phone main 1873. nolSu
WANTED-CASu PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets Office and store fixtures Of al kinds Fur
niture stored packed sad shipped Address BAUM
sl2 Pa ave NV. Phone main l2H
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-THETA DELTA CHI FRATERNITY. PIN:
shield shaped PIN with pearl border; owners name
on hack Reward if returned TO ROOM 404, L. s.
Geological Survey. del-3t
LOsT-GOLD RING, TURQUOISE AND TWO
diamonds cab between Arlington Hotel and
Penna. Station. Suitable reward. STUART, George-
town COLLEGE de3-M
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SUBURBAE---FOR SALE.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
TERRACE.
The Latest Addition TO the Fash
ionabIe Northwest.


iOnabIe Northwest.
Fronts 1,oO0 feet on both sides of
broad Connecticut avenue. natural
forest shade trees on every lot, the
new 81. .000, 900 Connecticut avenue bridge
lWili be completed In 80 days. leads
directly 20 this property. Buy now
and receive the great Increased values
that Is sure 10 follow this and other
notable improvements in this locality
The lots are selling fast; make your
selection now II you wish 20 secure
the choice locations or the lots with
the most beautiful trees.
Prices 25c to 36c a square foot. Terms
500 to $500 cash. balance $50 to $50
monthly or l-9 cash. balance FIVE an
nual payments. per cent of for
cash. Money furnished to build
Remember this is the best property
that has been offered to the public on
Connecticut avenue within the last ten
years, or ever again will be at our
prices We challenge you to compare
location and prices.
For fun particulars. drop postal, teie-
phone or call for plot &c, Of
FULTON R. GORDON,
Suburban Realty Operator.
Robert E. Heater,
Colorado Building.
Tel Main 529
ATTENTION. TNYESTORs-FIVE To TEy
acres Of land suitable for subdivision, between
Langdon and Woodridge ID. c., on City and
Suburban; twenty minutes to Treasury without
change; excellent service; mail carriers; gar
bage service. city water on tract; 81 800 per acre
for quick sale; easy terms. Address BOX lf9
Herald Office. de5-3t
FOR sALE-SUBURBAN LOT on ELECTRIC
railway; northwest SIS: payable s. mcuthly with
out interest OF taxes. Address OWNER, Herald
Office. no2I-5ct
MARYLAND, VIRGINIA, ID. c. PROPERTIES.
fine stock and dairy farms; suburban homes; 2 O00
places 10 select from. THE SOULE co, Onc1, go
La ave. no24-d
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
STORAGE,

We STORE FOR 70 CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of al kinds. L. 5. STORAGE CO., 4ls-2o.l Tenth
81. NV. Phone NJ. sZ9. pog-3a
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/ SAW YOUR ID IN THE HERALD
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
FURNITURE WANTED.

NANIED-FURNITUKE SELL YOUR GOODS
~, y & Jne man who gives you the most money. HOP
NOOD' eih and h. nOz5-d
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
peA sltteS, ullC-d-Drac, ana all kinds OF house
nold goods BALAS FURNITURE SHOP. iith
and sts. Phone y. 1913 Formerly 9Th and u.