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Gcflelmun and the De% fIs.

Gcflelmus and the De1 lis.
Guilelmus Parislensis. the author Of
one Of the most famous works on
demonology, figures on what he terms
"a basis Of exact computation" to prove
that "the regions Of the air, tho cav
erns and dark places Of the earth" are
Inhabited by 44,435,5S8 devils. Where
eon earth this visionary writer obtained
the material upon which to baso such
an "exact computation" has been an
enigma to all OF the later writer's on
demonology, witchcraft and kindred
subjects. Fl,
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Birds Names.

; There are some odd names for game
birds on the Chesapeake. A email shy
snipe that flies with q twittering noise
Is called the horsefoot sniEe because of
its sfoadness for the horsefoot or horae-
shoe crab. It is called also the turn
stone from its habit Of oyerturing peb-
bles In search OF food. The telltale
snipe Iears that name because It al.
ways sounds q note Of alarm at the
sight OF O gunner. Chesapeake gunners
believe that single telltale Gun clear
a whole region Of game birds. The
widgeon is locally called tho bald pate,
and the willet Is so called because Of
its cry--will.W 49, o.: ..
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Where kit harlow

Where kit AIarlowe Was Buried.
: st. Nicholas, Deptford. possesses
richer literary, artistic and naval asso-
Citations than most churches Of the riv-
er slda: It vas the parish church of
j.. John Evelyn and his: tenant, Peter the
Great, who delighted to make The par
son drunk, as well as Of q long line
of naval heroes. One OF the many his-
toric monuments quantity eommemo-
rates Peter Pett, e'the Noah Of his age -
who invented the frigata. A weird
:4,.s7s a*s= carving, representing the proph-
ct Ezekiel In the, valley Of dry bones.
is By: Grinling Gibbons. who was eds
covered" here by Evelyn. The parish
register records the burial Of Christie
pher Marlowe. !. 'tslaine by francis
archer on june 1, 1888 .--Westminster
Gazette. - :: -. =
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An exchange tells the follovi,

n y -. An exchange tells the following:
"A very poor man applied for member.
ship 10 very exclusive church, They
hardly liked TO >tnrn him down, so're.
quhsted him 70 take the matter 10 The
LORI 10 prayer and come again. II
about two nonsks he shaved up.
They; questioned him "A to mlaE reply,
II any, hs$ had received, and hs, said:
/ a.:Thes Lord fseld me not 20 / Sgst dis.
.eonrsgsd 81 sHs said { He had bssn Try.
ing stoS Ssst into that church for ssvsnr
ssyssrs; bnt HID NOT Ssaesee 81 Il; ~
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Rheumatism

Is quickly relieved and promptly
CURED by Dr.. Drummond's Lightning
Remedies. The internal remedy is
pleasant to take, acts Immediately,
does not disturb digestion, is for
Rheumatism only 10 all its torturing
forms. The external preparation re-.
stores stiff joints, drawn cords and
has not these. remedies in, stock, do
not tske anything else. Send e5 10
the Dfummond Medicine Co., New
York, knd the full treatment of two
large bottles will, ba sent TO your exs.
ppssss addrsss. wanted. Isl;
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Fifth Monarchy Men.

The fifth monarchy men formed re-
ligious sect that sprang up in the days
OF Charles I. Of England. They were
30 called from the fact that they as
serted that in the last days the four an
Client monarchles, the Assyrlan, the
Persian, the Babyionian and the Ro-
man. would be restored, and to them
wouli be added n Christian monarchy,
or fifth monarchy, Of which Christ
would be the king.
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Notice to Creditors.

AL persons having claims sgainas
the Estates of Mary Earle and Fletoher
Latimer, deceased, are hereby notified
to present them, properly proven, to the
und9rsigned within. thirty days after
publication herof for payment.
Il. y. H. NANCE,
Judge Ct Probate as Special Referee.
Feb 2l. 1905 IS
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1--&F~ABS1S Hass<fs-
Our EArht Savings Bank. .

4: :.'.,.s:: Our EArht Savings Bank. - -.
: The Arst savings bank established In
TIE United States was In Philadelphia,
which opened Dec. 2. 1916. It Is said
that the iirst deposit made In this bank
was the sum OF 8 shillings, handed over
the counter by boy. The bank was
entitled, 'The Savings Fund Society of
Philadelphia. ~ The first bank of. this
Kind established In New York was
chartered NOV. rs, 1916, and went into
business July. 8, 1910. J ~. -. -.
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Master-WhEt! Both want holiday
tomorrow? I can't spare you both at
once. Mary. you can have tomorrow
and John the next dsy. John-Thank
you. sir, but we wanted to get mar
ried, and I'm afraid, sir, it can't be
done that way. but III inquire.
don Answers. a
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:, Helen. a little girl Of four years,
came to her mother with look Of pain
on her face and said. ":Mamma, I have
two bad headaches" :.
: 1.-TWO headachesY' lid her mother.
'Eow can that be7" .r
swell, I have one above each eye."-
Judge. .!.g. - 80. =. ....
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Impatience.

In all evils which admit remedy
impauencs should be avoided, because
It wastes that time aud attention in
comnlainta which, = properly properly app:s app:ss3:.
might remove the cause.--Jobnson. :.
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The roots OF the yucca are extensive
~ used a., q substitute for soap in
many :cs-.s Of Mexico and Central
:Amer1c3.# - ".5,?G 5,,::'.$". ;'~'-. -.
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Not 60 ne NeE1ected.

Mrs. Bllss--Here is q letter I want
you to post dear. It IL to my milIiner,
countevmanding an order for a. hat.
MIR. Bliss-Hera., take tlits bit of cord
and lie both my hands behind my back.
% that I wstnt forget It, i ' ..:.; ; 4. !:
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WALL PAPERTMG.

"A full assortment Of Wall Paper, In
oluding Tapestry, satin finish, ingram
and bath room Tile. The largest stock
ever carried in Anderson. Room nonId- =
Ing to match oil paper. All orders filled
on she-t notice. Three OF. the best papee
hangers In the city.
We also do work out Of the city.
Phone No. 20B. sol Dsnot atraa.
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sDeancd,

$500 80: = ~ Saf4 0eAned. -. ~.
~ The differencs between q speculation
and an Investment Ia that It is q ;specu.
IAhOn when you: lose.--Washington
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! J, t.Irsn 4 |, ], \ iSraentitttx,.. I, !.

Inst dropped tnss gasn today. said
{ 81 stopaIy1 Ode
boardssyou has le.:t week ${ s. sSiSI s.
!, .s1t me-; ma anf, Piled tssB Bcailow
B tuta alasrnal sssr: ala st,never been,
Sc !: .;isiiiia
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S:sSssvssEWSU-S - slIzlEssWlSs
Ishlns INTO them
shgSA b511h Sh4rfI
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CharIest0n,..& Western Carolina
Railway.

Arrival and Departure OF Trains, Ander-
son, g. O.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
The Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department, Washington, D. e., un-
I'll ~ o clock a. m, DECEMBER I. 1866. and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter.
20 furnish at the navy yard. Washington.
j. G, quantity Of naval supplies. as
follows. Gable. vuICanized fiber incandes-
cent lamps. electrical supplies. drills. taps.
mills, files, steel balls. oil pumps. emery
wheels, wreuches, saw blades Joints. bolt
cutter. Eey-seater. hardware. and tools
Virginia pine, brass rod. sheet copper.
steel rods, shapes, forgings. and castings:
-ecOu cylinders, packing. hose. grease.
beeswaX, Elycerine, valves bends. water
gauge glasses, lubricators, laboratory sup
plies, electric wagon Applications for
proposals should refer 20 schedule 2s1.
Blank proposals will be furnished upon
application 70 the Bureau. r. 3. ROC
ERS, Paymaster General L. :. y.
70. L. -
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
w A. MeNulty. 1850 llth 81. NV. Cigars, to-
baccos, newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul PeaTsons Drug Store. 18TH and o sts. NV.
A T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
r sts. nw.
Charles J. Allen. sos7 N st. nv. Cigars. tObsc-
newspapers, periodicals, and pool
Lloyd Cross. G53 Pa. ave. nv. Cigars. magazines.
and stationery. Pool parior.
A. Goldman. III iil st. nv. Pipes. tobaccos. and
stationery
steve's smoke Shop. ed and sts nv. Cigars.
magazines and newspapers. Pure cider
Martins Shoe Shining Psrlors. l3i3 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy. I'd and H sts. NV. Use DAVIS
drugs.
Fagan Bros. 1904 Pa. ave. NV. Cigars. tobaccos.
magazines fishing tackle. ard poo
Kings Drug stoEs. Vermont ave and I st NV.
Tabard Inn Library
O. H. Graham. lz50 sd st. Newspapers. maga-
zines. stationery, toys. &c
Halls Star Cigar Stores. $50 lth St nv. and
6l5 Pa. nv.
J. N. Paxton 1885 18th St Cigars. tObaOcOs.
newspapers. periodicals, &c.
r. " Swami & Co.. g905 VI st. az. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies
Paul Pesrsons Pharmacies. 18th st. and Fla. ave.
nv. and y. J. ave. and z st. NV.
W. L. GTirhs. L35 Pa. ave. route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald Subscriptions received
Lewis c. Frey. sw cor 32d and N sts. subscTip-
tons for Herald received at 1916 Jefferson ave Nv.
newspapers. &c.
Cheakalos & Cocos. 600 D st. nv. and COL La ave.
Fruits. confectionery, cigars. newspapers. &c.
J. n Watson & Bro. l09 St nv. Cigars.
t0baCcos, newspapers magazines
Mat,ens City Hall Cigar Store. opposite City
Han Legal blanks.
Singletons Pharmacy. cor. 10Th and z sts nv.
ETerythirE IN drugs, newspapers and periodicals.
7. z. HAYS Sc. cor 10Th and sts. nw. High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST.
s. Costello. 227 Hth ST. sw. Cigars. tobsccos. and
newspapers.
William SnydeT's Arsenal Lunch Room. "a and
0 sts. sly. Leading brands Of cigars
Dudlcys. co 5tl 81. sw. SuOkers articles. fishing
tackle stationery &c
J. Walter Mcdonald. drugs cigars, and toilet arti-
cles. Branch T. o.. "a and L sts.
Cassady's 70l 7th ST. sw. for groceries, provisions
tCoacc1s, stationery, newspapers.
Post-oficc CIGAR and News Stand, 10 ~ ST 81
A. Backenheiracr. prop
C. F. Dudley, so9 7th 81 sv Cigars tobaccos
periodicals., Open daily and Sunday.
Henry A True. 30 7th 81 sW. Cigars. t0bsccos.
stationery. newspapers. magazines
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LEGAL NOTICES,
"a. LEtrWICH SINCLAIR. Attorney. filed Nc
yeInbeT !, lgos,j
m THE gTrppr4fr co5rprr 81, rtrr m

FeAApet \ Asssf
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
"a Columbia hoidlng special tenn a. District
Lo'ft oi the United states for the District u To-
lual1ia-ln the matter Ui the payment Of damages
Issulllhs 70 adjacent property from changes ~ ne
stoueS OI streets agenueg and alleys authorized by
tne act Of Congress approved February 23 1875
itlats 70 the construction q a Union Railroad sta
sh ~, u ne District OF Columbia Ds1rlct Court
10 ssL-Nouco Is hereby given tnat We, the under
s,sDel, having been designated and appointed ~
te. sle supreme Court Of the District q Columbia
HaolIhg SPECIAL term as United States Dis,rlcL
COuft Tor the District q Columbia as a commission
70 apprdise the damages resulting TO adjacent prop
~ ION 9 eaaHses ~ te grades of streets, afenaes
ana aHs}s authorized BY the act Of Congress ap-
proved February ., 1885, relating to the c0nstruc-
sion o. Union Railroad station, IN the District Of
WEDNESDAY, THE IgTH DAY OF DECENB Err
a D. 1886 at the United States Court House CITY
HaiD IN the District Of Columbia, IN a room 70 be
Dlstrictl Tor the purpose of viewing the pvpery
affected BY the changes q the grades Of The follow
lns named streets avenues. and alleys. and hearing
testimony touching the damages resulting % real
property from said changes Ur grade IN accordance
Win the terms and PROVISIONS 81 the act or Congress
approved April a 1904 entitled An act 10 pro
vide fOr payment q damages on account o. changes
dye 70 construction Of the union station. District
o. columbia, 20 wit; Second street northeast,
lhiT0 street northeast, ana X street northeast
around square numbered seven hundred ard fifty
u9Jl, and the alleys and minor street Parker
oua street northeast, around square numbered
hundred and sorty-eigbt l74si: and ThiTd street
northeast, between and NJ streets. All owners
Of rea property damaged By the changes In the
grades a sad streets avenues, oT alleys VIII file
TO- for an alioKance If damages within sixly l6I
days after the Szid 18th day II December. A. ID
lsb. The Aforesaid act Of Congress approved April
z 1904, provides that up on the failure Of any
slch owner to thus present BIS claim, within said
PERIOD hls right 70 d9 % shall cease and determine
GEORGE APRANSY. Commission 20 Appfaise Dam
sges: a true Copy. Test: lSealb J. r. fOLNG,
CLERK By. T. Z. CUNNINGHAN. Assistant CLERK
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LOANS oS REAL EsTATE- TO PER CENT
interest depending ca location GASCH
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AUCTIONS,
CHARLES G. SLOAN a co. Auctioneer

CHARLES G. SLOAN 4 CO. AuctIoneers-
CEANCERT SALE OF YALCABLE PATENT
AND PATENT RIGHTS FOR IAlPROX EAIENT
IN SHADE HANGER5 KNOWN Ao The DIS
NE1 BALLBEABING ADJUSTABLE WIN
DOW SHADE HANGER.
b. virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court q
the District of Columbia passed IN Equity Cause
No. 25yt5 the docket Of said c1urt the under
sgred trustee viii offer for sale at puoc auction in
the auction ruCms Of &. G.. sloan q Co 1907 u s.
NV, on WEDNESDAY. the 2-th day Of N0vem-
bcr LA6. az u O'Clock m. the patent covered bv
letters patent No. 73JSil dated June g 1853 issued
o. William Disney and assCRed 20 the Dlsucy
Shade Company April 9 1905 for Improvement
IN shade hangers known as the Disney Rail Rearing
Adjustable window shade Hanger. together with
all rights attached to said patent. except the right
10 exploit and sell said shade hanger in the District
q Columbia and the states OF Virginia. Georgia
ard Alabama
Terms OF sale: Al cash. 70 he paid within ten days
after the day Of sale. deposit Of 500 VIII be re-
luIred st the time Of sale II the terms q sale are
not o5HTlied with IN nItecn days. the rglt Is re-
served 20 forfeit the deposit and to resell said pat
cnt and patent rights 40 the rsk and cost of toe
de!auitlns purchase.
JOHN J. HAMILTON,
Trustee Century Building. ~ 9TH 81. NV
nOl1dSdsexS
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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:
J0HNsTON's PHARMACY. 12z1 n. ]. ave. nv.
S KANN SONS x co. information Bureau
CHAs. J. FUHRMANN's PHARMACY, ssh and
East Capitol sts
e. T. A rLLnit > PHARMACY, 55a NJ st. nv.
AthiNoON 5 PHARMACY Ilth and q sts. NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Cd and g sts. NV
NELSON'S PHARMACY lst and sts nv.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY, i7th and Park SITS. NV
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and IT-
ing sts. NV
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE 18th and p SITS nv
FAfLOR'S PHARMACY 9Th and ? sts nv.
hENEB'S PHARMACY. sth and sts NV.
AcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM, I'd and Z stS ne.
ALEXANDRIA
SHERWOOD'S, corner Prince and Royal SIS.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call. 2 n.
Capital Traction. - az li5.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 10 at
'S67s, 5 at .S57s 50 at -S6is. 50 at SOS
NcTfolk and Washington Steamboat, Il al 80
Mergenthaler az 20.
LanstOn. p at lfis
Greene Copper, 100 al rs (buyer COZ.
Mitchell Mining 100 al 81. 100 at 81.
Capital National Bank. 10 at ls0.
Union Trust. at flio at 40 al 40. 10 at l595s
Union Trust Rights, al 3, at 9, sS at sA,
at 81.
Franklin Fire Insurance. u at S.
Columbia Title Insurance, IS at 4.
The following were the closing bid quotations on
yesterdays local stock exchange
Government bonds-Philippne Land Purchase 4s
leo District Of Columbia 365s, rs.
Gas b0nds-Washington Gas Company 4s l02la
Washington Gas Company cert. ind. 6s 'l09.
Railroad bouds-Capiral Traction Railroad Is 1854
Anacostis and Potomac IS. l0L City and Suburban
Railroad IS. lo2. Columbia Railroad second mort
S.. lolR Columbia Railroad 6s, 1854 Metropolitan
Railroad IS. ll3 Metropolitan Railroad cert ind
IS. 100. Washington Railway and Electric Is $50.
Miscellaneous bond, United States Electric Light
deb imp 6s. 100 United States Electric Light
cert. ind. S. 100. Potomac Electric Light first S.
lo5. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat s.. l06.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone S. I05is Wash
ington Market Con aany first o,. lG.
Public utility stCcks-Capital Traction. ll7s.
Washington Railway and Electric common. $50.
W a4llngtOn Railway anu Electric Preferred -o1-s.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, rs Washing
ton Gas. 5St. Georgetown Gas, s.. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone 50.
Type machine st0cks-A -Aergenthaler Lin0type, 2ofs
Lanst0n M1n0type lFs
Mining stocks-Greene Copper. s25ia Mitchell
Mining Company, IS.
National bank stocks american 10. Capital. lSs
Central, $40 National City l5. Columbia -
Commercial. 21i. Farmers ard Mechanics 3I5
Lincoln $50. Metropolitan, 3l5. Riggs, GO Second
l45. Traders l&. Washington SIS.
Trust company stocks-Ameriean Security and
Trust. Z2 National safe Deposit and Trust ls5
Union Trust Company fls97s. Washington Loan and
Trust, ~. Union Trust Rights, So.
Savings bank st0cks-H0me Savings Bank 215
Union Savings Bank, go. Washington Saving
Bank IA
Fire insurance st0cks-Arllngt0a. Es. Columbia
10. Commercial s. C0rc5ran. q. FIremen's Z3k
Franklin. SC. German American. go. Metropolitan
81. National Union, ~. Peoples. 6. Potomac. 25.
Riggs g.
Title insurance stocks-Columhia Title, (. Rea
Estate Title s.. Washington Title, {.
Miscellaneous st0cks-Sogtuem Public Service Cor
poration, Ilo. Graphouhone common. 70. GRAPHIC
phone preferred 50 Security Storage Company, 40
Realty Appraisal Agency, .. Washington Market
%. Fidelity Storage Company no.
'Ex-dividend. fExnghts.
Herald Want Ads
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-0 COLORED CARPENTERS AND
floor layers ED RAY, 1st and N.Y.
BOY To LEARN UPHOLSTERING TRADE AP-
ply B. r. COLE. 5Gs 10Th ST. nol7-5t
WANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED PAGE BOYS.
Apply. az once RALEIGH HOTEL uClI-5t
WANTED ELEVATOR BOY: HOURS. To s..
no SUNDAY work; bzire references from last en-
ployer- J. ROBERT SOMMEKNiLLE. 1913
s.. Nv. noll-H
WANTED-BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF USEFUL
around paint store Apply At. HURLEY. Chas.
E. H9dgnu, 9.3 Eth st, NV. uol.-1
WANTED-NIGHT CLERK FOR HOTEL: ONE
have a knowledge Of accounts. Address. with ref
erences. BOX lS. Herald Office u0l53J
WANTED-A GOOD PORTER. AT COsTELLo's.
9th and q sts uol6-3t
WANT FED EXPERIENCED SOLICITORS
good chance f.r the right men Apply ROOM
81 Home Life Bldg. uOI6-Zt
WANTED-A GROCERY CLERK. MUST UN-
derstand handling meats Tlfs. required. J.
WELLS. 9Th and SIS. sc. n0l5-3t
ANTED-EXPERIENCED YOUNG Statesmen
Apply between and 10 a. m. 10 Il q. JACOBS.
with Woodward & Lcthrop- nolftf
WANTED-3 INTELLIGENT MIN OF NEAT AP-
peaFance on special proposition ont % city;
newspaper OF insurance experience preferred Call
before 10 a. N. Monday. basement McGM Bldg.
Ask for Mr.. MILLER uo4-f
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR oALEs-CASu REGISTERS
NEN NATIONALS thUM - Up. HALL
WOOD REGISIEES ST = SACRIFICE. SEF-
ESAL SLIGHTLY USED NATIONALS FULLY
GJ AKANIEED. EAJLpIIUNAL BARGAINS
AND On EASY PAYMENTS. We SILL SIC
OND-HAND CASH REGISTERS OF ALL
KINDS CHEAPER AND iN BETTER C0NDI-
TON THAN ANY DEALER.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO,
.JL31t 5i7 gTH ST NV.
FOR sALE-UPRIGHT PIANO; As GOOD As
usw. must sell, reasonable offer refgse,i- Can
So I'D II 81 ne. u1l7-3t
ron SALE-I0o9 SECONDHAND AND NV
heating and cooking stoves q every description.
from $50 UP. SNTTZER & Ia PORTE. liJl and
I7z3 7th 81. nv. Fhoue y. ll02- Ocs--f
FOR sALE-SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
frst-c'ass condition. unusual harsains. all fully
Elsrgnteed, square pianos as low as 81 CHAS.
NJ STIEFF 81 Ilth NV. J. c. Conlif, Mgr
uCfu
SPECIAL SALE-s0 SO AND SO MEMS SUITS
at $50. EANDEL. iG-2 7th 81. nv. uols-3t
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The Harrison Realty Company,
MISCELLANEOUS,

NJ Will kEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
ueN dressed for $I0Q a WesL LOOK Tor EANDLL,
l0Ll -tl ST. uw u0ifIm
HANDSOME REV ERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
y0Cr cid worn carpets UrOp postal OF phone
main 4225 WASHINGTON RUG co. Factory.
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

New York Nov B.-WHEAT strong restricting
trade. Nc. Northern Duluth, to arrive Uake and
raiD ~ cents over AEay T. o. b.; No. Northern
Manitoba, ) cents over December; late November
No Northern Manitoba. q cent over December
lats November No. 2 rcd. {. O. b.. L cent under
December: No. hard, / cent under Nay f. 0. b. /;
alo. rnacaroli. s0lz T. o, b.. No. maoaroni IN.
F'1sxporters took Two loads.
CORN strong No. ? elevator. 5ls; No. 2. 54is for
year T. O. B. No. yellow. 81 T. o. b. No. No
vefnber s. T. o. B.; No. early December g; late
, Decanber. 5lls T. o. b.; No. >, T. o. b.. January.
SC No ? white, 5iIs f. O. b. Exporters took four
loads
oATS-Steady. dull Elevator prices- No. white,
q; No 3 white ss1z; No mixed, s.
The prices for futures follow:
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Operations on the washington Stock
Exchange yesterday were practically
without feature. Washington Railway
and Electric preferred sold ex-dividend,
and was quoted at the close at Sc S-S.
nearly three points below the closing OF
The previous day. which represented the
amount Of the dividend to be declared
There was desultory trading along the
list to I'LL orders, but nothing which par
ticulariy animated the members at any
point. Union Trust stock recorded one
sale below 40. and the rights were in
good demand around g. with several calls
that could not be filed.
One Of the most constant attendants
upon the Stock Exchange appeared yes
terday limping and walking with the aid
Of a crutch. It was a sprained ankle, and
due. it was said, to a spry leap out Of
an automobile when the rider was cold.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-z3o ACRES, DUAIFRIES DISTRICT,
Prime William Co.. Va.
IA miles fru1n Quantico Greek. navigable wlter.
2 niles from Cherry Hill K. K station Timber
worth $40 an acre.
Prize s. 800 cash To quick buyer.
T Z lEFFORDS, Atty. for Owner
Columbian Bldg. Washington, ID. e.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-17
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,
rniertaker and Emhain,l

lis 18th st. ns. Teleghone North Is5.
/ Hardwood Cloth-coyered Csskct. Outside Case.
l Grave and opening same I HeaTse 2 Carriages:
Emhalming. EFerything good. and services nrst
class. Use Of Funeral Parlor free Burial Lots
for sale easy psyments All kinds of MetAIio
Caskets on hand for shipping. Established Is71
The Washington herald., 1906-11-17
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-COOkS. No WASHING: HOUSE
maids two women Pa. colored. PHILLIPS HO-
TEL AGENCY. 20 7th NV.
NTED-ENPEKIENCED SALESWOMEN ~
books Stationery, handkerchiets notions. neckWear.
TOYS dolls umbrellas &c, also bright Young women
from eighth gTade and High School, without expe-
rience Apply between and 20 a. n. 70 II. g. IA
COBS. with Woodward & LCthTJp. ncl3-tf
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOR
Cughly reliable competent suit and c1at salcSvouen
Of good character. Address BOX l93, Herald oaice.
uolff
WANTED-AT ONCE. THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
enced skirt and coat hands On worren's garments.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO. 1226 st.