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PERSONAL

STRUCK OIL. ANU STRUCK Ut RICH. IS
what zauI -F after having accepted sar encr-
rr..- cash exchange FER meas worn garments,
shoes hats saf -rlf.s- Ee vauf i.l pairs % pants
a. oure- drH gs card to-day JUsTH'S OLD
STAND. 6.g ID
HIGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
asrueuts. .aal-s rr --Iciamal's. send postali VIII
call J. TABsHEs. ISIS ,ta ua- Pa1ne SO.
a6I
LADIES REMOVE HAIR GROWTH FROM
face and -rrs l- -aue- l1II particulars free
plain sealed e.to-.ge- Address T. %. BON s..
Wasa5H..-u 3D. e. al3u
WA<TED-IE you ABE GIVING UP HOUSE
sseri1e and wish 20 zsI pl-J all 0i your fur-
rlrurl s1ld for r.- nan ulJ Las the reputation os
" years TAX dealing
MARCUS NOTES.
IS 5-I ST. NV
Phone Main SAL. n0l0-t
Mr. NLLAN. PIANIST AND PSYCHIC go
Ere So. ar---i.tt#.a readings al anything you
wish 90 .u.a. Harr- t9 l. Opu sunday Iall-u
BRADFORDs DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
-. Colorado Bldg. 18th ard e. phone Main 50;
expert Investigations au5 cause; Oh sections. strictly
confidential. ,For night service phone North 4S43l
Ggl3-5r
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FOR SALE-s10E0 BRICK; ALSO WINDOWS
complete, cheap. JOHN KANE, "a and + s;s. u5.
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COLLECTORS.
Distriot lLercautile Company,

Es.r.ulla5 under mess management. --i-aur-ls satis-
fs.tI.a Ile t.-t medium through V.l-l % have
yaur accounts adjusted I..E -u after alIlgHeats
Gl ltl ST.. Ia- c-s.I
WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and dau.-a claims. DO charge unless sue
css,flI FULLER AGENCY. u. lZ.l st. uE.
Gsf
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FURNITURE WANTED,

ANTED-FUENITUEE SELL YOUR GOODS
10 the man who gives you the most money. HOP
WOOD. sth and *. n0-5u
sPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pats. stores. trc-a-trlc. and ali aEd5 Of h0-ss-
hold goods. BAUAls FURNITURE SHOP. H,h
and sts Pboae ~ 1913. Formerly. 9th and L.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOX a GOOD SfTUA-
tlnl II So. place q small ad under this heading
state your qualifications and yGu VIII reach the
best employers in Washngton-De0Dle who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only lc a word for
one time Phone main 800.
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MARCEL WAVING.

1ITSS M j BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hasriresser, shampooiug mauicitrlnsi cllrop-
ody facial and scalp treatment Nore done at
bo+els and residences. Phone main Z555. 9l q
u nv 5alI-lm
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WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music We offer you a good square piano free
for SIX months if You'll pay The cost q moving.
y q SMITH PIANO CO. l215 Pa. ave
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING THE BEST RESULTS ONE CENT WORD
HOUSES FOB SALE.

FOR SALE
Reduced from $500 to g255 TO make quick sale
A nice little home Of rooms and bstn; On go, SOD
street ne. near ears. A GOOD BUY; ACi Vuich-
H. . DGf1'iitI,'s' i565 40 81. nr W. ' jal5st
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on 500
to $500 cash and so TO 50 monthly For inll
!aTscUlars drop postal telephone, or call Tor mas
trated plats &c. Of Connecticut Avenue Terrace.
FULTON X. GORDON, Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT T. HEATER Mgr. Colorado Bidg. Tel.
main 5l9 Jal-u
No. ii55 MASS. AVE. NV; II ROOMS AND
bath; in good condition; % feet 'front.' leased at
PRICE. $1,000
nos za and z7s3 Ontario road NV; rooms
and bath; reception ball; steaTl heat; new houses;
PRICE. 5000 EACH
M. 2R p f. NV: 10 rooms and BATH steam
heat; lot lSIll0. buff 1rick and stoEei bay-windo"
front; tvo squares from Dup7n. Circle
PRiCE. sj5l0.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co,
jal27t Real Estate Department
FOR 'sALE-BEAUTIFUL I3-ROOM RESIDENCE
cu the heights. convenient 10 llth and lth s.
cars; modern equipment and thorough repair 'eiy
desirable location, for only #59.
Eery good 7-r0om house. modern improvements
good repair, overlooking city and near ltih 81 cars
with 500 square feet ~ ground, for less than lLe
ground is worth. Values rising.
a handsome 7-room house ia the northeast near
Lincoln PARK west 81 uth IT,; eTcy modern con-
yCuience thorough repair good iot desirable sur
r0uudurs. flr only si.550 See 1t quickly
TAFT, OMWAIKE a CO,
2O5 COLORADO BUILDING.
hl57
FOR SALE
5ll3 X ST. Tot 25z123; brick building occupied as
machine shor. Prize. $ 0oJ-
ls)00 square feet Oh Grace g., Georgetown, opDo-
site Capital Traction Power plant. Price. $50.
IB5 3ith st.; lot I5xl23: brick dwelling. Rent,
$3.50. Price. 81 20
a33 G ST.: frame store and dwelling. Price. sz75o.
E2 sth 81. se saloon property. Price. S,s50.
SOS Q S. l3room frame; large lot 70xl59; trust
s51. las nearly ; yea1s % run Price. s',I50
Rent. S3z.
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1898 SD ST. NV.
Phone West 90.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-AT ONCE-CO2IpETENT CuLoEED
ll1usamaid and waitress for SMALL family. ma5t
stay nights Z727 Q 81 uw
WANTED EXPERIENCED SHIRT STAECHEH
apply WEST End LAUNDRY. ll23 Pa. ave- ua.
WANTED-0 WHITE MATTRESSES FOR
jamestown Exposition. way paid. Apply 40 once
% FISHERS AGENCY, 3ls l1th So. uW. 5ll5ot
UANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work must bl good coos good wages. Apply az
once so Afd. ave nc. 1alt5t
WANTED-APPRENTICE GIRLS FOR DRESS
making; paid after learning i-0 q ST. NV
t9-tF
WANTED A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
glove saiessoman- one TO be head Of department
Amply Bon Herald c1cg Jaju
ANTED-ENPERIENCED CLOAK. SUIT. AND
waist salssvamen. only those with rlf3. as t1
character. ability. &c. leel apply. Address Bon
ls7. Herald Office. Jaiu
III YOU WANT A GOOD. INTELLIGEN AND
conscientious girl for housevura, insert a small
ad under this beading iu The Herald and you VIII
quickly secure the right kind of helper Only lc a
word for one time. Phone main $50 Z
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

F0R ELECTRIC STANHOPE RUN
about $500. suitable flr doctor. also 3-cvlirdsr
auto ear $1,000 cost $3.50; naarig new GIcH-
SER.S GARAGE. rear 7-5 18TH ST. Ew. Repairing
Al j115u
T0E SAIF-TNDIAN MOTOR CYCLE. NEARLY
u.u cheap Phone y. 4-l0
FORD G. REQ AUTOMOBILES,
CHAS +. MILLER d BRO. 1907 li,b s. Nv.
Hlg-f
SECONDHAND AUTOMOBILES.
STANLEY Touring Car, fully equipped; search.
TIGHTS. generator. spcCdmeteT tops il perfect con
ditIru.
FORD-leyl Touring Car. searclliChts. generator.
tcu spstdlnetCr. IN perfect condition.
PEERLESS 1910. 4CL Touring Car recently
oycraaulad.
As1 WHITE Steamer ard REQ Ruuab0ut-
These cass are exceptional bargains. and VIII be
sold 2. q sacrifice.
MOTOR CAR co. 1914 \. Y. ave Nv.
Ge5G
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AE. F. NILLAN, PIANIST AND PSYCHIC, sn
Ere -t ar----.atlHa readings aa anything yOu
visa 90 u.a Harr- t9 L. Opu sunday ull-u
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GOOD. LIVE MAN. WITH SOME KNOWLEDGE
of the eating business; good chance for the right
party. Apply jl 18Th g. NV 5aiE-3t
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FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE RUNABOUT:
splendid condition; tlst repaired. sacrificed if sold
n once Address BOX q. Herald Office. ial53t
TANTED- To FORM DANCING
class: quick method; results guaranteed. Address
BOX Oh Herald Office lall-lt
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNFRALS FOR SIS.
S. II. HINES,
rr5---.s.. .rd EmmIm.

l-l5 18th st. NV. Telephone North 1855.
! Hardwood Cl5th-c07ersd Casket Outside Case.
Grave and opening same ] He3rse. Carriages.
Emlalmiug. Everything good. and services first
class Use Of Funeral PaIlol free Burial Lots for
sale on easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic CaskeJs
Oh hand for shipping. Established 1873
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BABY PHOTOGRAPHS,
DOGS. cAIS, BIRDS. ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS. SINGING Ca
uaries breeding cages. Iaua-s. dogs. eats. plant
food. g1Idaslss goats rabbits. gIiasa I,ss. DE-.
sCHMID's EIRU STORE. ~ 18th s,. aezu
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MONEY WANTED And TO LOAN.

LOANS on REAL ESTATE To G PER CENT
interest depending ca location GASCH
BIEGE l-5 y. y. ave. ocsu
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-LOTS 81 AND g. SQUARE 1905 33N
l-0 ou NJ Is. nw.. z squares east Of AQucduct
Bridge suitable for building shops. Apply to K a.
PHILLIPS, l4l0 II st. NV.
ROO1IING HOUSE. FASHIONABLE NORTH
west. Is beautiful rooms. handsomely furnished
income Sll5 over all expenses Particulars, IAf-
LOR's. lS33 st. jal-gt
Do YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS?
DO y0u want - buy o busiueast II So, So 60
TAYLOR'S Business opportunities Of an kinds
we save you money and lend you money open Unt
p. IN. TAYLORS 1855 F. Jal5l0t
seashore hotel old established. with permanent
patronage, and bar which does the largest business
in atlantic Cltl, IS offered to lease This hotel
is IN the hear, CT the resort, close 20 railroad
terminals and has for thirty years been recognized
as one u The most profitable hotels on the New
Jersey coast. Owner desires TO retire in order
TO devote his time 20 other business enterprises
No one who does not mean business need make
inquiry. Personal inspection and inquiry is En-
vltcd, and assurance given that all statements
made above true. Address W. T. TOWNSEND.
Review Office. Atlantic City y J. lail6t
IF YOU HAVE $1,000 To INVEST ~ TIE
best paving business in Washington. I can guar
autee sou . per cent profit. Address DIHEDIATE,
Herald Office. jaI5-n
GOOD LIVE MAN. WITH SOME KNOWLEDGE
of lhe eating business; good chance fer the right
party. Apply 5l 18Th st. uu. iai53t
FOR sALE-l0 SHARES CITIZENS SAVINGS
Bank stock Address T. L. PIIZER 50 East
Capito st. jal5st
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ROOMS FOB BENT.

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. -
other rooms reasonable; gentlemen only. yA st.
,~ jag-!te0d
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HOUSES F0R RENT.

622 gD ST. Ne ROOMS AND BATH CE
nauted cellar. SB Also 6l ID st. ne, rooms
and hath; in frs;elsss Far1Ir. corner mouse S5,J'
N Prosrecf # De. rooms. SI5. J. S. FARRELL
2i and q So. ne. hl67t
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

W. Buy LIFE INSURANCE P0LICIEs ANU
pay more .hsn tie company issllus them; INST
be seven years old. n1 industrial p.l.cles. THs
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. sgl -. ~.
jas-d
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STORAGE,

75c PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
you money on hauling packing. and shipping Get
our price before You decide. Cali phone Main
I5l H. BAUM * son. el2 Pa ave. NV. de29tI
To BUY. SELL. OR STORE FURNITURE. CON
suit Us. packing and storing speciality. THOMAS
BOWLING & co. 6l2 ST. Phone ". Jl5 Jas tt
WE STORE FOR 10 CENTS A LOAD MOVING
Of all kinds. L. S. STORAGE CO.. As25-2 Tenth
81. nv. Phone IF. f229. de-1-JJt
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

OWING To ALTERATIONS IN 2lY REPUsI
trry win lCElC. 80 SITS UlU ard secGld hand
harness and 300 rf.l-.s. aIi kinds. Tu1-s and
blankets EOGsWELL'~ E5 iitb s- i've
FOR SALE-DELNERY WAGON. BUGGY
horse al1 harness at ylrr own price. 3-l N St.
NV ul55t
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CLEANING And DYEING.

RT97FNRTR THERE IS ONE CLOTHES DOC
tor al 1855 Ia ave NV, and he is the only clothes
doysor In Washington Phone Main Iisa. dcz5-tf
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SELECTED RARE BARGAINS.
LOIS FQR SALE.
or sALE-KALORANA HEIGHTS.

FOR sALE-KALORAMA HEIGHTS
BELAIR HEIGHTS.
The very hest bargains iu tins rapidly enhancing
locality
daIsrf ALLAN r WALKER. 1872 81
FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet I-tb end 18Th: south side 3ll 81. #, is-it.
front. Price. $50
NrTLLER-sHOE1I REAL ESTATE Co.
PElue. West GO. Lz WISCONSIN AN z SD SD
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bicycles WAIVED.

WAVTED-TO BUY EVERY SECONDHAND
bicycle Ia Washington. G. T. HUNTER. Tie Bl-
cycIe Man. lI1 VclI-g 7au-l ave Jllu
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up; SAMPLES
'Phose n. 5aSln- ]all-'t
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

DECOR ATfVE TpUOLSTERING AND ALL
furni,,,re rsrairs made at your own home. fo1rs
polished LEE FOSTER. 55l q ST. Sc. ial2u
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POULTRY, BIRDS, &C., FOR SALE

FOR SALE-BAEEED rLIN0UTH RO"E.
BRADLEY Stain. Coceer.Is and Rooster. $3.50; Hens
and Tu--e-s. S-5H- l... Silver Laced Wrudafts-.
Uu Strain These are l.-C.zss birds and d great
bargain. Cheaper iu Numbers. Mrs. -. r.
PATRICK. Eu-aGrE Va flI51l
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wEW WAGONS
BICYCLES FOR SALE.

reads. ClaiaIsss &C. Iauaa C1rstrur.euI SIS. Ctaiu
Wheel Model 1-1 .IrHfua construction, $50 CHAIN
Wheel Model -s- Hartford construction. sE. SIX
months guarantee. T ~ Nrpp Jr. E-nl lih
ST. ua. formerly alth para l.ie 60. aau
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
KoYIL - -.

KOIaL BLU LINE-
LEAVE STAIiON. A-H sty5lg ave snd st.,
t-fN ERl OiuEH HbJE oN GHE ODD HOUR"
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NV YORK.
MN IEEMINAi.. ID ST. MN YORK.
s-s8a u- Diner Pullman paI-1r-
f31ya Ia Bullt Iar.-E. tft-aQar train.
t9.Ja ~ DINER and Pullman Par.or Car.
III go. m Diner ar4 Ba-lll44u liarioT Car
a .T u u Ijillr auI G.IHsu P4Tlgr Ca-.
~..i3 3. 20. Al, a Limited a4l fllL2aLA
fl-J %. I t0acle1 lJ tiiii-ialla.
$3.50 ,. Dr-r aAl L--.---A razor
= f3 b. In. taaclls ~ E--l-ale-I-la
~lI-1 p. l. SIctDeTs-
f2.51 a. DO hieeuer5
ATLANTIC CIIl. f7s9. go fI1J a. n. tIo9,
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AGENTS MAETEl,

WANTED-CANYAssER AGENTS, FOR STAR
embroidery transfer. excellent compensation.
EBIN FRANCIS HUTCHINSON I7s7 j ST.. base
mFuf.
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MONEY To LOAN Al u AND 8 PER CENT
INTEREST UE APrE0} Ed u. e.. bEAL E5-
TATE PROsIsF ELELIES AID SMALLEST
POSSIBLE EEPESsE MOORE * HILL .Inc-is
III lltb ST. uE 0c5-u
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:, .N,IIC iIC CIIl. no. %. ua5 a. n. tlao.
EVERY HOUR ON IHE HOUR"
tN--k da5s. a. a. ~ =. M-l

40 BALIIaIDKE.
Week days. L0i, 515 80. ~. =, 90 SO.
500, s-J, g@, 4D2 o. -, y noon, 50. l159.
z.5j J.1 sas lal 4.s5 5.JJ 555 30, 6sIg 6J9.
30 s.yl, 5-5J, ly-3. l4-s-. H. lL-5 - u
sundays, 80. ig9. ~. 80 syys lgy5, ~ ~
o. III, l.1. -. ~. 5-. 80, ~. 81. s7s. 49-Js.
Ig-5 u1y. ~ - J. a.
Westward.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST ~ and 80
fiCINCINNATI 81. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
-oao O.. IL, $40 g. o., 100 might
PIIIsBiitG, AZ p- ul-s g-l9 3. NJ. ~. - nigat.
CLEVELAND. 1910 pm COLUMBUS. 80 pm
NHEELING, 500 o. ~, 90 b. 70.
WINCHESTER, 80 e. H., ft-J5s iJ-8 p. l.
ANNAPOLIS, Wela Gays. 5-1 a. H., E15 noon,
8.s5 j. H.. 5aJ .. Sundays, 50 a. IL and S-59
'LIRAY ard EI.KTUN .i.5 p. 70.
FREDERICK. .s4s. s5l5 q. ", s. 80, H15. Is
HAGERsT0WN. ts15 a. N. and 30 ?. m
BOYD AID EaE points, 3D. $50 d. n, Si59s
$500 r5@l. sl3a5. fL1l b.
GAIfHEKsBJ l,G and Eay points 90 s3l5 a
H.. flZs. -, .s5, 80, i55, Io-j - SiJ-l5'
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. e IS,
-c-L1 A.. 30 -g-l. 5-5 3. H.
+Daily. Ey~tpt Sunday sslutaJ only
EeuLtIlil- % Sleeping " f4r-1- tar space, rates
q fare. &c. UlL DE l1lclJ IlTHlsll4 B1 lkLE-
PHONE al al II taa following llcEet Otces: l4lf
& ST. NV. Telephone. main 1915 5lg PeunsylFz1lia
ave, Telephone. MAIN rs station. Ne| jersey EEe-
ard q st.-IlcacI One. Icl phone. east o. lnIof'
4 Efarlll
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

WANTED - POSITION BY BOOkEEEPER.
thoroughly experienced. aged 60 J., married. GEJN-
NOND eB SeatUu place ue nlf4t
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Business Cards, S1.75 per 1000.
DAWSON. PRINTER. So sTH ST NW.
NOW Is THE TINE To BUY SODA FOUN-
t1ins. Wa have them cheap; liberal terms. get
our prices before buying BUKCH q kLEFS. SIS
9th ST. uw. Phone 81 a5ls- j15t
AMEs. s3 Il NW.-PICTURE FRAMING. Low
est prices ia the city framed and unframed PIC
turcs lal--.t
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ScHn0LS AND COLLEGES,
WASHINGTON sCHooLs.
MRS. M. LAnpoN REED,

PHYSICAL CULTURE FOR ADULTS
NEW CLASSES. JAN. I'll. 4. and O'Clock.
1894 K St NV. Phone Main GI15.
uoI-sf
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES,

sS sS.50O-THREE-sTOR APARTMENT,
HeaT 10th ST.. rent $50 per mo, trust.
$4,000 n per cent.
S4.OcO-On J. ST NV, a row Of new
houses 2-stoTy and cellar. rooms
and bath. furnace, rent $50. price
1900 each
So. Fourteenth. near Massachu-
sets ave, wide front, good depth, 10
Vermont ave.
s25.OS0-I.ouis.ana ave- between 9Th
and 10th sts.. rent, $lZ5; price,
$z5.bee.
$50, ,OO0-North side Pa ave, west OF sth
ST. stories. rent S-59i large lot
So. 900 Apartment house on corner
NV. rent S3, 500 per annum, expenses,
$3.50 per auEum-
sIZ1. .08O-F. near 14th NV, rent $4,000,
price S125.Q0O. Phone main 1852.
The Harrison Realty Company,
5ai-t 81 s. Nv
SELECTED RARE BARGAINS.
safe investment Of g.E5 paying % pr cent
Invest gate
An Investment of $50 in best possible renting
Tr-..rtv. ea1d lrra-iHu. desirable white tenants
seldom change low ussts Isys i ~ b Tsr cent
safely.
TAFT, OWWAkE & co,
2O5 COLORADO BUILDING.
fsf5--
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SITUATIONS WARTED-FEhALE.

WANTED-PUSITIGN As COMPANION 81
v5iteducated young LADY, Southern family pre-
ferrcd. references exchanged Addrass BOX Is,
Herald Office lIl5-t
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED GERMAN
slamstrgss sewing by dag OF week. children cloth
ing and ladies underwear q specially; best refer
euces. T. ALTHEINER t55 grh ST. nc.
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MERCHANT TALORS.

]. SHERMAN. MERCHANT TAILOR. 10 18th
ST. Ladies' sa5 Gents garments cleaned. pressed
altered and dssd Was called tQr and delivered.
Lowest prices. ILEr ST. m Ja-l-sl
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-10-11
SAID TO BE SIMPLE
EASILY MIXED RECIPE FOR KID
NEYs AND BLADDER.
Tells Re:~sss How to Prepare This
Home-Mads Mixture to Cure the
Kidneys and Bladder and
rheumatism.

Get from any prescription pharma.
cist the following:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce: Compound Kargon, one ounce:
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Shake well In q bottle and taAe q
teaspoonful dose after each meal and
at bedtime.
The above IL considered by an emf.
nent authority. who writes In New
York daily paper. as the finest pre-
scription ever written to relieve Back
ache, Kidney Trouble. Weak Bladder
snd all forms Of Urinary difficulties.
This mixture acts promptly on the
eliminatiye tissues Of the Kidneys. en-
abling them to filter and strain the
uric acid and other waste matter from
the blood which causes Rheumatism.
Some persons who suffer with the
Affections may not feel inclined to
place much confidence in this simple
mixture, yet those who have tried 1t
say the results are simply surprising,
the relief being effected without the
slightest injury to the stomach or 9th.
er organs.
Mix some and give Il q trial. It
certainly comes highly recommended.
It is the prescription of an eminent
authority, whose entire reputation. 1t
II said. was established by 1t.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-10-11
TRANSFORMATIONS.
Curious Results When Coffee Drinking
Is Abandoned.

It is almost as hard for an old coffee
topper to quit the use Of coffee as 1t is
for whisky or tobacco fiend to break
on, except that the coffee user can
quit coffee and take up Postum with
out any feeling OF loss Of the morn
ing beverage, for when Postum Is well
boiled and served with cream, 1t is
really better in point Of flavor than
most OF the coffee served nowadays.
and to the taste Of the; connoisseur It
is like the flavor Of fine, mild Java.
A great transformation takes place
in the body within ten days or two
weeks after coffee Is left OF and
Postum used. for the reason that the
poison to the nerves caffeine-has
been discontinued, and In its place is
taken liquid food that contains the
most powerful elements Of nourish-
ment.
It is easy to make this test and
prove these statements by changing
from coffee to Postum. Read The
Road to Wellville." in pkgs. There's
Reason"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-10-11
COTTON CONGRESS OPENED. U
Delegates from Many Lands at Allan.
ia Conference.

Atlanta, Ga.-With delegates pres.
ent representing every phase Of the
cotton industry from the time it
leaves the planters hands to the time
when the product, woven into fabrics,
Is sent to the markets of the world,
and including representatives of many
foreign countries, the international
conference of cotton spinners and
growers met at the state capitol
building in this city Monday.
More than 500 delegates were pres.
ent, nearly hundred OF these repre-.
senting the great mills of Germany,
Great Britain, France, Italy, Spain and
Portugal, with an aggregate wealth
in farm lands, cotton crop and mills
of nearly $4.ooO,Ooo,OOo. Gov. Hoke
Smith of Georgia, In his address of
welcome, caused much applause
by advocating the ginning, compress
ing and baling Of the cotton on the
plantation.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-10-11
Ask CONGRESS FOR WATERWAY.
Resolutions Adopted at Memphis
Next Convention in Chicago.

Memphis, Tenn.-After passing res.
olutions indorsing the ship channel
project and calling upon congress for
an appropriation sufficient to secure q
14.foot canal from the lakes to the
Gulf Of Mexico through the route al
ready selected by army engineers. the
deep waterway convention adjourned
Saturday afternoon.
The next meeting of the association
will be held In Chicago. Representa-
tives of New Orleans, who have been
conducting vigorous campaign, with
drew the name Of that city in favor of
Chicago, and, the latter city was select
ed By reclamation. It is generally
understood that an agreement was
reached whereby New Orleans will
have the convention in 1909.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-10-11
GRABBED . BY TRUST
RAILWAY. CONTRACTS FOR OF
ARE TAKEN FROM RIVALS.
LOWER PRICE NO HELP
Manager Of Competing Company Re,
n, titles In the Hearing Of thet
Federal Suit for Dis.
solution.

New York.-Testimony that rail.
roads purchased their lubricating oils
from the Standard Oil company at
prices that We're higher than those of
Its competitors was heard Monday In
the federal suit for the dissolution Of
the so-called oil trust
Philip Harrison, manager of the
New York Lubricating Oil companv
which has engaged in a long strife
with the Standard IN the lubricating
oil industry, was on the witness stand
all day and testified that though the
products of his company proved salts.
factory to the railroads, and were sold
at prices under the Standards figures
the railroads declined to renew their
contracts with the New York Lubri.
eating Oil company. Mr.. Harrison
said he was never openly told by the
railroad officials why the contracts
were not entered into again, but he
had a well defined idea of the cause
Standard Grabbed the Business,
The New York Lubricating OH com.
pany entered into a contract in 1909
to supply the Louisville & Nashville
railway for period of two years, said
Mr.. Harrison, and six months before
the contract expired President Milton
Smith. Of the railroad, Informed the oil
company that 1t need not endeayor to
obtain renewal of the contract. Mr..
Harrison testified that he had in.
formed President Smith that if he was
permitted to bid for the business he
was prepared to reduce the price Of
engine oil from the current contract
price.
Notwithstanding the fact that Presi-
dent Smith had praised the quality of
the oil and that it was offered at
lower price than that asked by the
Standard, Mr., Harrison said. the Lou.
isville & Nashville railway entered
into contract with the Galena Signal
Oil company. a subsidiary Of the oil
combine.
Mr.. Kellogg, counsel for the govern
ment, showed the witness the contract
entered into by the Louisville & Nash
vile and the Galena company after the
railroads contract with the New Yorl
Lubricating company had expired, and
Mr.. Harrison said that the figures
showed that the railroad paid $4,000
a year more for its oil to the Standard
than it would have paid under con-
tract with the New York company.
Mr.. Harrison testified that the Cen.
trail Railway of Georgia had purchased
its oil from his company and that it
had been satisfactory. The Standard
obtained the business, the witness
said, Notwithstanding the fact that the
oil combine charged higher price
than the New York Lubricating Oil
company charged
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-10-11
MARRYING for Love.

Happy marriages are surely possible
even In these unpoetic. hard-hearted
times. They are. II the people will
only follow the instinct of their better
natures and marry for love-the rever-
emit. impassionate love Of the man for
the maiden. the pure, unsophisticated
affection of the maiden for the man
instead of bartering happiness for
rank or money-Thorne.