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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER q. 1891.
Leaves Washington. New Union Station
sa0 a. m. and $50 a. m--Daily-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville. ChattSnOoGa.
and Memphis
l0.5 p m--Daiiy-R Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
salem. Knoxville, Chattsnoosa. Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Nortolk-Loare Washington sd a. M daily,
u.l5 m. daily. 3.i5 p m. daily. Arrive Norfolk
l.A a. m. So y. m, 0:i5 p. N.
From i. 4 q. Station fs5 y. n. daily. Berry
VILE Luray. Shenandoah. Eikton. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsyiranis station sa5 a. NJ
and % +. no.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue iBond Building
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4 Contribution.

Prom tie Philadelphia Ledger
One morning last week a missionary
worker was soliciting contributions to-
ward helping the work along. Stopping
at house in the lower section Of the
city. she pulled the bell. which was an
swered by a sickly looking woman.
Can YOU contribute anything for the
druRkards homer" she asked of the
woman whom she had summoned TO the
door
Yes. replied the woman: "come
around next Saturday night and set my
husband
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LaMNuifH.

No 5oOo5- T. p. Flowers & Co vs. Thomas r
Riley notes, a.lll.S9. Attorneys. Rals,on & SD
dons
No 0C6 William Wheeler Smith rs ami I,
BARRIER; NeN Tcrs Judgment SH42E Attorneys.
GittnFs 4 Chamberlain
No 5o07. Wallach & Brieger rs Thomas R.
Rley; note. SS0-a5. Attorneys, Lyon & Lyon.
No. Jcss Anne Sweeney y. William G. Evrin~.
damages, $500. Attorney. T. 4. Bailey
No. S0o9 Daniel D. Mulcahy vs. John A. GIee-
son. executor account Sl.5l6 Attorneys. J. ]
Darlington and d. " O'Donoghue.
No. 5000 Julius = PyIes vs. Heilerv NJ. smith
damages, $1,000 Attorneys I.amberr a Srnifb
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In re Thurston c. TrsWorthy ct al; order sz-
fhorziug allowance.
Estate of owen Donnelly; order authorizing
Resignation Attorney. H. ". wheatley
Estate ~ kosanna G. Young; VII dated October
J. 1907 fled
Estate OF Theodore ". HiiearT; petiton FOR
probate and rcc0rd Of wIn and letters tseia
mentaiy- Attorneys. G. ]. Murphy and ". &,
Gardner.
Estate * David Davies petition for probate
and record Of VIII and letters Of administration
C. Z. a. Attorney g. r. Williams
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TICkEr OFFICE; A1 PENNA. AVE
Notice Following schedule not guaranteed
sd5 A. A. Daiiy-Sesboard Nail. Through coaches
sad Pullman sleepoTs 10 savannah snd jacksonville.
Through slcepcrS Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
Let TO Atlanta and Birmingham Dining caTs.
500 T. VI. Daily -Scaboard Express Sclid train
with coaches and Pullman slOCpCrs 10 savannah.
Jacksonville. and Tampa Through sleeper to Al,
lsnta. birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
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No Esoo William Wheeler smith Is Ami L.
Barber Ct al. to annul deed. Attorneys GittnEs
& Chamberlain.
No z5el. Samuel f Gross w. Union Insurancs
COMPANY Ct al accounting and Judgment. At
torney. W G.. Gardiner
No. I5G Frank G. Fletcher vs. Addis I.
Macomber. substitute trustee. Attcrneys, Frank
Stetson-H. H. smith
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR sALE-CHEAP. TWO FINE SADDLE OR
carriage horses black the other dark chestnut;
both i've years old: warranted sound gentle. speedy:
also rubbertred smart trap. shafts and pole; also
hrassmountod double harness. Apply 20 MURRAY
A. COBB Conn. ave. near L ST NV. W r.
DOWNbY. l6a l. Il. nv. 3-20t
kOR HIRE-HANDS0NIE BR0UGHAM AND
victoria with fine team, viii rent monthly; every
thing the finest: best references. CaI or address
JAMES CHISHOLM BROTHER, HiSa Govern
ment Court PhoRe. north l22l Y. dec5-5t
FOR SALE-HANDsONTE PAIR OF BAY COBs.
= hands high; perfectly broken for the most
timid person TO ride drive; viii sell az a bar
gain; some one who vii give them good home.
Apply T. r. MARSHALL. re st. des-3t
Harness and Wagon shops.
Winter carriages. coal delivery and Dayton wagons;
Phone Main 4ssins aoehu
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ROOMS WANTED.
FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT go 2D ST. NV. SECOND
and third floors; rooms; good condition. 81 80
6ls ST. NV. rooms and bith............... = %
de5-3t WRIGHT & HOPKINS. sO2 + 81. NY
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MOVING. PACKING & sH1pPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
at sO5 New York ave; large padded vans. 81 load;
2hcfse wagon, S load mhI7eOdn
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. 40, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIG'S EXPRESS. l24 II ST. Nv. Phone Main
nle. auZ-tf
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

PETS FOR XMAS GIFTS.
Hartz Mountain Cansries from Sl.00 up Young
Parrots. Godfsbes Rabbits, Guinea Pigs Dogs
Cats Monkeys Fancy chickens and Pigeons
sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 l2th 81
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 10 day.
Enuity Court SO. ..

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No ass5L international nText Book COMPANY rs
Distric. Of Columbia: suhfnitted. Attorneys. Har-
rington & Bentley-H p Blair
No 26571 Benaheia % al. ys Diggins e o.
submitted. Attorneys. Edwin F5Trest-Aiaddox a
Galley.
No Z85 Noel Construction Company Miller
demurrer 0TeTuled With leave 20 answer. Attor-
neys, Pack & Hinton-W. A. Mckinney and l.
Tohrinez
No. $50 Gavin IS Railway Mai Association
appearance of absent defendant ordered Attorneys
A A. Lpsc0mb and ". j. Ellison.
No 272si Dorsey IS Dorsey reference 20 ex
ariner
Cal 50. StEiclcr ct al. vs. Washington Brewing
Company: hearing Attorneys Tepper a Gittings
and Chamberlain-BiHey a W0oeard.
Assignments for to-day:
No 100. Bryant q al IS. johnson e. a. Att0r-
neys. Richardson * Biney-Lambert & Mclean and
Cobb.
No lo7. seller vs. Buckley. Attorneys. Alsbrose
Drew & Tait
No los. Bowler vs. Ockstadt. Attorneys, To
hTincr-T TadCett & Forrest
No III. Chambers IS 5trothers. Attorneys, Nor
ton & Mflliaule1fl-f
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JUSTICE NIAE EVHU.
United States IS samuel SimmS assault with a
dangerous weapon; verdict guilty Of simple assault
rcnlanded
tnited States HaTry Norris hoUsf breaking and
petit larceny verdict, guilty indicted: sentenced
70 penite entisry for one year and one day.
Assignments for to-day.
United States vs.. John Barnes
United States Edward Robcy.
United States vs Jerry Duane
II,lis.l Sfnrla
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Every one speculation See US about these an
many others like them.
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Equity Court No. 2.


JUSTICE GOULD.
No Zias- Rupert rs unknown hers, appear
ance Of absent defendant ordered Attorney. 4. r.
Leighton.
No. Eil0. Stern Bruadbeut uro confesso Or
dered Attorneys. l. Il David. J. Mather-
No Ef54- Richardson & Burgess vs.. MaShan
on hearing. Attorney. Leon Tob!mer.
Assignment for to-day
Motion: No - Richardson 4 Burgess Va
Mashan. Attorney. /. Tohrncr.
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
81. .6OO-RIG RARCaR

Nice 7-room house. with acre Of ground; outhuild.
ings. fence. &c Small cash payment; balance ike
rent CHARLES T. JOHNSON. Jr, Review Office
Mount Rainier. Md. oc22-eod.f
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lf you want 10 buy a Maryland ssrm or suburba =
home. see us CT send fos latest bulletin.
Marion NDuckett ~ Son, $50 F NV.
seli-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

POSITION OF ANY KIND BY 4 YOUNG
man; after Office hours Address BOX Us. Herald
Office. dcsq+
YOUNG MAN. q. WANTS POSITION AT ANY
thing. Address Z. A. H. Herald Office. de58
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II,srIcF WRIGHT

JUSTICE NhlGhE
No f7iIl Jennings vs.. T.. 3. and W Il r Co
verdict Tor defendant. Attorneys I. H Jackson
Mckinney q FlanneTy-
No. 1896. Det0n vs.. Herbert; continued At
torleys. Nathaniel Wilson and e. z. Wils01-Fad-
set & Forrest.
No $50. Thomas Is ChaCOuas- on trial At
toneys. A A Liuscumb-W. L Ambrose
No fsoes United States eX rel Rte rs Secresary
of interior; rule u show cause- AttoFneys. p. r
Pratt and l. J. Costisan-
No 1892 OBrieu Is Knott; continued At
toTneys. F. NJ Brown-J. A. Toomey.
Assignments for TO-DAY:
Ne. l9l shseGG vs. Mssnder. Attorneys. h. L
+. Atkisson-John Ridout.
Nc I4. RondincIla IS. Southern Railway Com
lany- Attorneys. Tucker x kenyUl-Hamifon. Col
bert. Yukes & Hamilton
No i67. Leimhach vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Cocarany. Attorneys. ". h Quintsr and
C. /. Fraiisy-C. a. Douglas and q. T. Hoover
No. l93 Ghddcn Is JcunCss-AilfT. Atrurueys-
Berry & Minor and K, r. Rowlsnd-Loon Tohiiner.
No IE-EFsns rs. Washington Railway and Elcc-
trie Company. Atfo-neys. r. r. Downing and g.
4. Beuy-C. 4. Douglas and o. p. Hoover.
No. &L OBreR Ts. Knott Attorneys. T. NJ
Brown. a. Toomey
No. S2 state Of Maryland. to use q Attick :.
American Bonding and Trust Company et a. Al
torneys &. : ShrevC. IT, and NJ " Richardson
Hamilton. Colbert Ierkes &-Hamilton-
No l65-Betz v. District Of Columbia q al At
torneys Mcneil & McNeill-E. II. Thomas.
circuit court No. :.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. s9l9. Blaine administrator Lohr 90 a.
sut as % james b. Holmes ahated Ou trial After
neys. l. ]. Msther-W. e. Balderst0n C;ittiugs &
Chamberlain and Mckenney- 4 FlanneTy-
Assignments fer to-day:
10. 2l6 Smith IS. Capital Traction Company. At.
tcrneyS q. l. WhitfOrd- r. l.. Perry K son
No p Pitts Edmonson. Attorneys, r z.
Downing. 6. A Berry. and J. Y. Cousla2-Git-
tings & Chamberlain.
No. g. Haller Wall Paper Company IS Elmore.
Attorneys, ". C. Prentiss and Nelson Wilson
Birpey & Woodland.
No. II. 1aselh vs. Riggs National Bank At
torneys. H. ". Wheatlcy-R. z. Perry < Sen
No. 10. Grady Washington Gaslight Company.
Attorneys. Douglas & D0uglas-AlcKenney d Flsn-
nery.
No. 9g. smith vs. Earnshaw. Attorasvs. Cur
Holsapple-C. A. Douglas Z. B. SheErll. and 6.
L. Baker.
No. 90S. international Trust Company vs. Howard
Attorneys. ". c. Cephane-B. IL Warner. =
No. lo JdQuCtte. CNcCLtTiK- " Capital Traction
Company. Attorneys K. p. Evans. 4. h Benson.
W W Poultney-R. r. Perry * Son and q. 7.
Dunlop
No IS Lukins vs. Washington, Alexandra ano
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys. E ).
Bailey and Il. 7. Striokland-A. A. Hoclins.
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BICYCLES.

UNICORN PUNCTURE-PRO0F TIRES. Sis:
hardest 70 puncture; trial: guarantee JONES.
fo2-6o4 h ST oeIlS0t-sod
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Criminal Court No. 2.

IICIIIL bAhNAitL-
United States Fred L. Reh: grand larceny
verdict. not guilty. Attorneys. Smith d Walker
No. 4s7SI. Smith vs- WagenhorSt: verdict for
claimant Attorneys. Charles Poe-J. A johnson.
No. ESis In re estate Of John W Frost: on
trial Attorneys. c. T. Dawson and Vincent
\ Sheehy- Thompson & Lssley
United States vs. Mouis johnson; assault With
dangerous weapon; bench warrant awarded
Assignment for to-day.
No. 1888 In re estate Of John w Frost; on
trial Attorneys G.. +. Dawson. and Vincent
A. Sheehy- Thompson & Laskey
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

5000 MITCHELL. MINING. CHEAP.
Address BOX II9, Herald Office. de5-2t
WANTED-s0O FEET HOT-WATER RADIATION
and boiler ~ l2ih St NV deS-H
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED, REFINED. AND Trim.
Et. nv. oclOu
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PLACE 2S 1guG @ I'D HHR HH BE @ 5 S RE M W BEST H2
FOR sALE-HoUSEs.
CHOICE INVESTMENTS.

NilOlOI- IN I-o -FlA<-N -.
Every one speculation See US about these and
many others like them.
sl5O rent; sr. houses price, $1,000
$3.50 rent 6 rooms southeast: price. $3.50
$3.50 rent; rooms; northwest price. $3.50.
$500 rent; rooms; southeast; price. slSO.
$3.50 rent; S rooms. northwest; price. Sl.S75.
aa9O rent sr. house,; nw.i price. 5000.
sseOe rent: corner; southwest: price. 5000
500 rent; rooms; northeast; price. $1,000
$500 rent; rooms; northwest price. $500.
s2OO rent; 9 rooms; northwest: price. $3.50
$500 rent; rUoms; northwest; price. x,SOO.
$3.50 rent; northwest price. si55O
$3.50 rent; rooms; northwest; price. H.l5o.
$3.50 rent rooms; northwest price. sl.O5O.
$3.50 rent; rooms: northwest; price. $3.50
sle5O rent; rooms; northeast; price. slSO.
MOORE & HILL,
1855 G ST NV,
Headquarters fof Everything in Real Estate.
deI-Qt
FOR sALE-si. .l5O-jUsT OFF OF ifTH ST.
NV. south Of You. neat little ski and
bath bay-window brick dwelling with cellar and
furnace EXCELLENT CONSTRUCTION. CON.
VENIENT LOCATION. MODERATE PRICE.
Stone & Fairfax,
del-3et 1872 New York ave.
FOR SALE-S2. JAN z. .CELLENT INVEST
ment in comparatively new house; a steady
renter at SZ30O per month; built within the last
four years; well constructed; always rented This
house has the additional advantage Of nice stable
fine lot 20xlS to an alley See US at once II
you want bargain.
stone 4 Fairfax,
del3Ot 1872 New York ave.
FOR SAILS. .7OO-RENTING FOR SIS A MONTH,
cheap corner dwelling on ID st. Sc; Il room,
and bath lot 22xlOo: large house for little
money; 4 fine investment.
stone & Fairfax,
del-9Ot 1872 New York ave.
FOR sALE-H.0 H.0O-JUsT THE PLACE For A
business man or merchant: on a lettered street
vest uf eth. You viii dnd very Few houses better
constructed: three stories four rooms on each floor
furnace heat; a wide lot< which means large spa.
cious rooms. ine back yard. with room for stable
and wide paved aley.
Stone & Fairfax,
del-50t lSe New York aves
FOR SALE-S6.OOo-ON PA. AVE. Sc. \ STORE
and dwelling. not tar out: lot O6Ns5; owner lesv
ing city. anxious 10 sell: fine business location
values constantly Increasing
Stone a Fairfax,
del-5et 1872 New York ave.
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WALL PAPER.

PAINTING. DECORATING. PAPERHANGINC
VIII bring samples 20 your home
NATIONAL DECORATING CO.
7th and sts 'Phore 65s3 Main.
no6-tf
ROOMS PA2ERED g Up; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting. LIE PREUX
1901 eth 81. Phone y. sSslm. jaIStf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A PURSE CONTAINING Sll. WHILE
visiting public buildings yesterday between II a.
m. aud J.. Finder viii be rewarded by re-
turning 70 ". T. PLYMALE. 72 East Capitol st.
LOST ONE DIAMOND STUD. 3 KARATs; 500
reward il returned 20 S. J. MASTERS. room 8.
Narler Bldg.
LOST-LAST MONDAY. on RIYERDALE CAR.
three school hooks. Finder please return 10 ad-
dress IN books
LCST-ON THANKSGIVING DAY. A BROWN
and white shepherd dog. Return TO 9l2 IL st. NV
and receive reward. Tag No 6067 dc53t
LOST-A LADY'S BREASTPIN. SHAPE OF A
heart. Is diamonds and l5 sapphiTes. $ reward
6lS % st. nw. dc32t
lOsT-DUKE. LIGHT GRAY DANE WITH
wide collar. steel handle grip; mo- name on plate
Return 70 $50 kaloIann road and receive reward.
de23t
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DE<N A[hL VI OHhs
Set Of Teeth and Cold Crowns So ~. Gold FIN.
ings. 81 up; Silver Filings. 5a,. Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. L. EDMOiIDS. SO ST. NV.
'ale-t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: 10 EXTRACTING:
pain; LOOK. feel act. and last longer than nat
ural teeth; shrlnksn fares made normal; painles,
hiling DR.. J. L. WILSON, l2dc St. NV. my2s-u
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREs VIZ STORE FOR sc Z
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., Sls-i20
AZ 18th ST. NV. Phone Xain 1923. nol3-Sot
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies Automobile Supphe4
Dynamos and Motors Machinery Supplies
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent men to plan cut and produce
the special results always essential in the inhalation
Of electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO,
1850 New York Ave.
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TELEGRAPHY.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY-

LEARN TELEGRAPHY-
Why? Bcause. on account Of eight-hour law re-
emily enacted. 5000 telegraph operators are wanted
5000 moe than G b. secured. Twenty students
who first cin and present OF send this notice 10
Drsrghon s-Spenceriau College. corner 9Th and ID
may pay S5 Of tuition after position Is secured
Draughons students get practice regular railway
wives Send for booklet on Telegraphy Beokkeep-
ms Shorthand. &c. also taught NIGHT ana
DAY. POSITIONS secured or MONEY BACK.
Catalogue FREE nog3-tf.eod
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HELP wANTED-MALE& & FEMALE.

SOUTHLAND AND TYPEWRiTTYG CAN BE
learned at our school IN 20 TO % days Positions
guaranteed. Ptman. Graham. Gregg. Barnes. ana
syllable systems individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY 3l5-3l9 Colorado Building
! PAY l0C EACH FOR THE NAMES OF SICK
persons IN the District Send in 10 names and
receive 81. Address BOX 6l. Herald Office. nol2-u
FISK TEACHERS AGENCY l5 P PeBS BSslGRs Rqs 9'a q m
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.


Immediate returns. Unlimited references Telephone
for our agent 70 call. NJ. 1854 W. CLARENCE
DUNALL. 2fo-2ll Munsey Bldg no7-sH
WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government, estate. and damage claims: no charge
unless successful FULLER AGENCY. III I2th nv
OcT-u
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED BOOHKEEPER AND CASHIER
for frSt-class grocery and wine storc one who can
use typewriter preferred Apply RICHARDS *
GARDINER lioS lith s. dc53t
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR TO RELIEVE An
oiefator Of an apartment house temporarily. Ap-
Ply c203 18th 81. nv
IMMEDIATELY. CASHIERS; THOSE WITH
department store experience preferred. ATply 10
day. WOODWARD x LOTHROP.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.
THE VAN DYKE

THE VAN DYKE,
Cor. Sd and ID SIS. NV. Wen furnished rooms and
apartments private baths: rates reasonable; tran
sients taken; sec up. ys-u
l62i H ST NV. COR. ITTH-LARGE, BRIGHT,
and well furnished rooms; excellent table Cali
and see, dec53t
liC6 HOPKINS ST.. NEAR 2OTH AND p NV,
inst west Of Dupont Circle-C Communicating front
rooms; second and third floors. de5-sot
1915 JEFFERSON AVE. NW.-TWO FURNISHED
front bedrooms: heat. light. bath, &e de92s
lsB uTH ST. NW-TWO LARGE ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnished. de573t
ll0l 18TH ST NW-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms also front paTlor de3St
$40 5TH ST NW.-HANDsOMELY FURNISHED
rooms. opposite Judiciary Park. no5O7t
CAPITAL HOTEL, SD SP. AND PA. AVE NV
European, 9e, 75e. 81; American. $l-J0 per day.
auls-d
Us ST. T. E.-NEAR CAPITOL AND IL
bray: lst. I'd. and ID floors. Phone Lincoln 2sR.
THE TTEVIK. Transents accommodated. seSOs
WITH BOARD.
SIS ST. Nw.-PLEAsANT. WARM ROOMS.
furnished. with good home board. s. and So per
week transents, 81 per Gay M; very central; small
family adults: very quiet house. noH-bt
ipNA NltS1i-E -- LAl-NEr SUNNI tpphSt
beautifully furnished, in charming corner house
with unsurpassed home table. location central and
frst class DELFT
THE IROQUOIS. In0 NJ ST.-HIGH-CLASs FUR
nished rooms; also rooms and private bath
no2Otf
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
5OSJ 18TH ST. NW-FRONT AND BACK PAR
lor. communicating. first floor: furnished
furnished Second -hoor fiat. furnished or unfur-
nishcd Third-foor front and back rooms. com
municSting; with without board; furnished or
unfinished dc5T
iio6 HOPKINS ST. NW.-NEAR NTH AND p,
Just west Of Dupont Circle. ID and Sd floor front
rooms no2-I5t
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NOTARY puBLICs.

PENSION VOUCHERS. DEEDS MORTGAGES.
&c-. carefully executed see holland G.
BOOTH, Notary Public 7O4 ssh ST. nw. de4st
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Eoutfv Sutt.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
re eTtension FoTty-6fth street; hearing.
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MILLINERY.

FURs REMoDELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
slS st. ocs-d
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eminent TO take action and declare national
war on the pest. Nothing but concerted action
the part Of all the people would be elective
Luschlag said:
"All measures viii be devoid of permanent
alue unless the campaign Is taken at the same
time over the whole Of the kingdom. II each
town Couacil acts Independently, It Is bound TO
happen that while one section destroys the rats
mother VIII breed them.
Every means to xiii the pest must be en-
nloyed, but there Is only one perfect system
The payment of a premium for each rat killed
and handed In at appointed depo+s And no
permanent good can result from our efforts
unless oul neighbors and other countries make
a similar effort. As long as Germany viii lef
them come to us by land and England VIII send
them by ship we shall be killing rats forever
and aye"
A bill designed TO wage q national war on
the rat was introduced by the home secretary
II passed both houses of Parliament and became
a law last spring For three years the govern
mont has aereeI 70 spenu 5000 annually. and
also to compel counties and borough councils 10
spend 81 per each 100 Of the population toward
the destruction OF .he rodents
The society which was formed. nd which
included 2OOO members, VIII spend at least $500
ZACH wear. And the rat. war IS on ia Den
mark. The members Of the society are now en-
raped in enlisting the cooperation OF other
Tho movement is now spreading ia Eneiand.
,..--oapv France and the United States. In the
r-;+ad States the army Of tiny Toes has been
,,,5ernininc the prospcrltr OF merchant and
farmer for years.
Il L said than if the number OF rats IN the
United States were eqqal IN number to the
}1-sos cows. sheep and hos thev would anHu-
"DI - - This country grain e--' cereals
INC the enormous
q s1OQ 600 0Gn
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DT7HE most noVeI 1oarfare eVer gaged on earth IS
I that qvhich has iu5t been inaHgHrated-

TTTHE moSf noUeI 1Garfare eVer SCaged on EARN IS
that qvhich has iHst been iHaHgHrGted,
Il Whole nations preparing to participate
in the conflict The army Of conquest iH be me mo5f
unique ever assembled; composed Of scientists chem
ISIS biologists members Of health committees agftcH
tmal societies shipping firms and financial nShi mons
of many lands
Ammunition IS being stored The agitation IS
gro1vng in intensity The results Of the battle lOiH DC
of qcoridmp for The svarfare 10 be directed
against one of the most malicious and subtle foes OF
mankind
The zyorld plans evar The rat!
Wifh the formation Of "EAssociatioH lHferna-
fionale pour Ia Destruction Rationale deS RGfSY ~
Denmark long since the proclamation Of 9Oar 10a5
issued The purpose of the association IS to enlist the
cartons peoples of he qUorld in the crusade against The
Destructive little rodents. National societies which 1c1H
carry on The crusade united tn universal body, are
being formed Ia Denmark the government has passed
bill TO expend $4,000 annually for the destruction Of
rats and 10 compel county and borough councils 70
spend ST. for erey 100 inhabitants.
Wifh fhe issuance BY the Department Of AgricaL
tire Of Instructions hozU destroy rats the United
States government has begun IFS crusade. The bafe
viH be fought 10 finish In San Francisco cents is
paid for the head of every rat killed ST. Louis last
lime began SUholesale determination OF the peSt In
France against The rodents being 5caged sce
the plague committee appointed BY The British author
tiles is carrying on a UigOrous crusade ia India.
death TO he RatF' 1t IS a uHiversal cry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-29


plague from it disastrous conhagraon
gnawing lead pipes RUNS artca pono5
and kents bv buTrowing; destroys farmers
and young poultry the and OF song and game
birds damages foundations floors, doors and furnishings OF
dwellings,"
The average the United States due to defective
insulation amounts Sl5OOOOOO annually considerable part
of this and mice matches or the nsua
tonfr electric wires.
In this poisons barum carbonate stryenln
arsenic phosphorus advised Trapping perssenty
followed considered by experts OF the most effective
The raproo construction OF buildings
especially urged Particular emphasis IS Ian on the eonstru
ton of rat-proof foundations
In France has been carried by Of microbes
Several wears ago Roux of the P&seur Institute selected
area of extending the Of gre Ora
dour and Mons bouon containing the destructive germs
was distributed over the assistance of the farmers
Through these per of the rodents were killed