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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

New York. June 5-WHEAT-strouE; fair in
quiry. No. l Northern Duluth. 10 arrive. opening
navigation. Z cents over July f. O. b. ; No / Mani
t0ba L0-4 T. o.. b. No Northern Manitoba.
lake and rail- June. 99'4 Z. o. b. . No. 2 red f. o.
b., Lola; No. O. hard T. O. b., lc6i1 No. / maca-
r7ri. opening navigation. 90. E. %. b.; No. rna0s-
r71i. opening navigation r. Exporters took 5
loads % arrive, chiefly maCarUi and Manitoba
CORN-Firm fair inquiry. No. 2 elevator 6iH
Nc. O. e2. E. %. b.; No. . E. o. b., late June, g
No 2 yellow. g: No. p white. Cgrs. T. o. b. Ez-
IlF'rrs took 70 loads
RYE-Frm. fair demand. Sales. ZOO bushels
". . AZ S. T. o. b.. for Germany
OATS-S'eaay: slow trade Elevator rri,es: No
. white, &c. No. g. white. 81. No. ). mixed. 50ls
WHEAT Opsn. High. low Close. close
JU,y.......,. L03 SIG lo's i62 3-is 'io37 r0si.
September. l0sis LoiA L02 9-I6 'lOi 'L177,
pccember.... LOSS less lN 'IO5a. H0si.
CORR
Julr.-......... co.. .... ... 6c4 -6Zis
September. s24 tlt 't2i. e14 'f11.
bid. asked
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair. bHthmarks. mOes. &C., By electric needle;
guaranteed permanest and painless; sears; absO
ide privacy references from physicians and former
patients, apparently hopeless solicited; consul
lstion free; electricity is the ony permanent cure
Tor supeFauous hair. BOX u, Herald Office. OF
'rhone n. 2632 uhiTu
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES 40 EXTRACTING:
no pain; look feel act. and last longer than nat1-
raj teeth. sGruken faces made normal, painless fl-
ms Or ]. l. WILSON 1913 st. ur nv,1-f
DENTAL WORK.
Sc; ot Teeth and Geld Crowns. g NJ; Gold Fin
iugs. 81 up; Silver Filings Sc Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. L EDMONDs, SO St ~.
jsl0-u
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE NATIONAL BIOLOGICAL
Park. Washington. D. c. May O. 1877
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
Office until p. m. MONDAY. June TO-
1867, for constructing concrete pavements
and steel fence I'm the National Geological
Park. Specifications. forms OF proposal.
and other information may be- obtained
on application TO the superintendent.
FRANK BAKER. Superintendent Ma
tioual Geological Park. je3.69
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED on
JUNE 10 for q brick and concrete factory
building Zl5 feet by IS feet 10 be erected
at Berwyn. Nd. For plans and speciiCa-
tous call az Office or the engineer 4li
Colorado Building. or AZ the Offices Of this
corporation. i09-fl0 Munsey Building.
Washington. D. g.. CARTER MOTOR
CAR CORPORATION. jest
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY
~ Congress. Washington. u. c., May S,
ltgl.-PTGpOsals viii DE received q { this
ONCE until o'clock p. m. JUNE s 1907.
and then publicly opened. TO furnish the
annual supplies OF coal ice inCandescent
lamps hardware. and plumbing, house
keeping. and painting materials, and for
removing ashes and washing towels.
Blank proposals and other information
furnished on application. BERNARD r.
GREEN. superintendent mySa10ll,je5.6
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BOARDERS WANTED.

WANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN TO B0ARD
at new and attractive country home in vir.
glnis, on Southern Railroad close 90 electric ruad
convenient iar 0tscehol5ers or railroad men. For
particulars apFly. after u No.. a. Ill7 lIth' s..
uW. fet7uEs.e-d
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WILLIAM F. MATTES0N,
6l7 and 6IS Colorado Bldg.
Telephone Main 845O.
LEGAL NOTICES,

Is TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
e Columbia, holding an Equity Court Charles
H. L. Johnston 60 al vs. Virginia s. Johnston %
Bi IN Equity. 40 E9Il Order. rnrn consider
a'.-l 1 tl- petition and report of the American
Security and Trust Company and Charles Il l..
Johnston. frl-t5e5 and the acT1HaUyug papers
t.-3 L.reir a1 Che 5tb day q Jrna g. j. 1907
taat Ter rsY sold al 4 iot numbered zevCurvl1Ur
7i. m 81. ". JrhUstous subdivision If lots iH
square numbered fEo hundred and fourteen .--i.
rs fae same is recorded in The records uf Che lf-
nr' lf the surveyor Il Jde District q ColumHB iu
lllk 40 D. az folio 80. r. with The improve
meuts thereon. az and f-r 'he sum # eighteen
Thousand dollars .sls Co., subject. however. 20 O.
hrs.gs commission Il ger cent. It is. tais 7tl
day at June. A. D. 1907 hy The crvrr ordered
alI8Eci and LsTrsi that said sale be- and the
auGe s hereby, ratified and confirmed unless cause
o. fhs eufrs- s. shown ou ~ before ,s sIH DAY
or July. A. ID. 1907. provided a COPS q this
order b. wh'i-Fri n the Washington law Reporter
and Tho Washington Herald once q week i.- three
successive vaess before said last named date. By
tle --rr-. HARRY ~ CLABAJGH. Chief Justice
a f-H -rT-I.-- .-eaiF J. Il. YOUNG. Ciars
Pr WINS +. LEMON. Assistant CLERK sesUg
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District 4 Columbia Washington. May g. 1897
Ordered. That pursuant 70 the authority vested
In the Commissioners hy the "j0int resolution au-
tho-i,ng Che Commissioners n the District of Co
1imba 90 alter. amend 0r repeu certain health
ordinances approved February 2s 1893; IAN ordi-
nance % prevent the sale ~ unwhGes0me food IN
The cities II Washington and Georgetown" as
amended ty Commissioner oEdcr Il January 2
1902. April q. 1908. October g. 1901 and April q
JOG. Is herhy further amended hy adding thereto
The following. Sec p Eyery manager q a store.
-Iarket. daiU. cafe, luEch room. or # any other
place in the District of Columbia whore food. OF
o beverage, or confectionery. tr any similar ar
iclc IS manufactured or prepared for sale. stored
for sale offered fCr sale. Cr sold shall cause Il 70
BE- screened ofcctualy az 10 prevent flies and
other insects from obtaining access 70 Sich food.
beverage. confectionery. or other article and shall
Keep suei food berrmge cCHfec-ionery 0r other ar
tic.e free from flies and other insects at all times
ANY person violating the provisions 4 this regila-
ti0n shall upon conviction thereof. be punished By
a fine a not more than twenty-five dollars for each
and ryeU such 0fieusc. This regulation shall
take effect from and after the expiration II thirty
days Immediately following the date u its rromulga-
ti0n- See. D. Every manager q a store. market.
dairy. cafe. lunch room. Cr e any other place iu
the District # Columbia where q food. ur beT-
erage. 0r c0ufecti0uerv Or any similar article, IS
manufactured or prepared for sale. stored Tor sale.
offered for sale sold shall equip said store mar
kgt dairy. cafe lunch room. or other place. with
running water. other proper water supply v run
Nug water be not available and with facilities and
material t1r The proper washing, and shall cause
such washing TO be- done II the hands q an per-
sons emp1yed therein and for the proper cleansing
and shall cause sncl cleansing 20 b. done. ot said
store. market daiT. cafe. lunch room. cr Ctaer
place and q an apparatus utensils and materials
uscd u connection Herewith. Any persons yioiat-
ing hc provisions = this regulation shall, upon
conviction Thereof. be punished by a fine n n1t
more tan TWENTY-FIVE dollars for each and every
such 1tfrusa This regulation shall take effect rom
and after ihe expiration = thirty days Immediately
following the date 0f Us PRONUNCIATION HENRY
p. =. MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST. JAY
] MnNNnM- nmm-..r--rs- y q.
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PIANOS E0R SALE,
MISCELLANEOUS,

Two Twenty-hve-cent Boxes
1f the best cold cream msfr for quarter A r-s.a-
brings Il to your door. JENNINGS. Ui Ia. ave. se
u-Fr
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APARTMENTS TO LET,

THE KENT, ll6 y CAROLINA AVE. sE-SIX
outside rooms snd bath southern exposure: rear
porch and Yard ST convenieucgss isnitor perfect
condition $3.50 hARRICh q METCALF l5D
y. ! ave. nv ap1l- "a, ,th-u
THE GAINSBoROUGH 26 MARYLAND AVE.
ne-llTs furnished rooms, an convenience. for
three months, rent $3.50 MISS SMITH. Apart
mcut = 1851
OSWEGO. 1928 T. ST NW-APARTNfENTS FOR
rent. and 6 rooms and bath. back porch. sru'h
front to al, ycr deslutla. CHE>LEI & CHES-
LEY, Bond Bldg 'ail
FOR RENT-FROM JUNE = TO OCT !. VERY
desirable and a'tBciiTe'g furnished apartment uf
tHJ rooms and bath 80 usr month. Inquire az the
FauagIt. 18th aud ! s's f-r no. s5.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

TWO SMALL SIGHTSEEING AUTOMOBILES
with all accessories and wen established business
paving handsome profit. II you are interested in
this kind o business 10 viii nav you 90 Investigate
Particulars at TAYLORS EXCHANGE. 1888 +
81. irj3t
COAL AND WOOD; ESTABLISHED Il YEARS:
large trade, grand business excellent location
price reasonable; retiring OWHCr. d. CONNOR.
18th and II sis. myE-30t
WHISKEY. g PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDEREURN CO, SIG F ST. NV. ap5-n
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WA d. HENRY. solicitor

is TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
sf Columbia Margaret VI. Bond rs joseph J.
Bond No E+4 Equity Doc 5s-The object q
this Sgi, IS r1 obtain a divorce m-uza e. -hrra
from 'l6 defendant upon Che grounds . iazrr-.Hg
and u0rrFrrrt Provided a cops e this order De
published once week for three successive weeks In
the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald. On motion & On" complainant Dr. is this
2-i day d MaE. 1871 ordered that the defendant
Joseph J.. Bond. cause b., appearance % Be entered
lrreiH on before rGr irrieth iay asriu.Te II sun
days aI .r-s. holidays occurring after 'he day 4 the
arsf publication . Tins order otherwise 'Hs cause
viii h. proceeded with as iG case rt default. Irl-
rIdri. COPS t -ais order De- published once @ week
fer three successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter ard Tie Washington Herald before said
day ASHLEY ~ GOULD Justice. A tr3a copy
Test. Seal. J. r YOUNG. Clerk Ry r. F.
EELEW. Assistant CLERK mvu7l 'e5
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or CO.
lHu .ia. holding a Probate Court No. l-ls1 Ad-
mfnzuation.- IS % give notice tina, the sub
sllttr ' tla District af Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court 0f tho District rf Columbia
letters te-taurufarT ou the estate oi i1e0--a n
Brown. late ~ The District ot Columbia deceased
AID persons having claims against rho deceased are
hereby warned r0 exhibit tha s5u7, with the F1uCf-
e-s thereof legally authenticated. t0 the subscriber
ON or before tHe I'D DAY OF NAY. 4. p. 1873.
Otherwise they may bv law be ezeiudsd from AN
benefit af s4id estate. Given under ny hand this
I'd isv q May. 1917. ROBERT ". WELLS. Com
mar1al Bank Building Attest Seal JAMES
TANNER. Register RI Wills f1r The District or Co
lVmhia, CLERK cf the Probate Court. GEO. 2.
HOOVER ATTORNEY ur23 81 les
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
lumhIa. holding a Probate Court 40. 1881 Af-
miHistrst1u--Thss .s % give notice that the sub
sruacrs. of The District u Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court 0f The District u Columbia
letters te7'amCnr8v on the estate cf Frank A.
Smith. late ~ the District 0f Columbia deceased
Al persons having claims against tle deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same With the souch-
cs thereof. legally authenticated 20 the Subscribers
on or before the I'D DAY OF MAY =. b. 1913.
Cthervisa they may by Law be excluded from au
fsucat Of said estate. Given under our hands this
Zi dsv of Mav. 1907. HENRIETTA H. SMITH.
$50 East Capitol street. WM. b. MARROW 3 b
street southeast. Attest ,~caLf JAMES TAN
NER Register # Wills for tle District If C5lum-
hia Clerk of the Probate Court WALTER II.
j.. Attorney. my25.5l ie5
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DYEING AND CLEANING,

PHILIP LEDERER. Rn ST. Ne; PHONE
East 1898 Satisfactory work guaranteed. Our
wagon calls for and delivers work all over the city
Phone US. my2eod-30t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-HERES JUST THE CHANCE
you've bgsn waiting f1r r7 -st q fine piano for
h.t.s money We're closing oUf a ugmhyr ol slight
Dr. used UrrEHt--au high grade msBss-st ss~rifce
prices and u easy terms For instance. knsbe.
N0. Srisf 500. ShHuirzar S-o. Ensa. $50.
k-uieh G Bach 500. >ur4 SIS Schubert. ga.
KmtaN. $50. steiuvsy. sl5o and a number #
others %. J. De MuLL q CO.. High grade Tianaz
l-l ST..
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-A CATHOLIC WOMAN. To COOK
and kcgp house for two - Washington St. Ana
costa. j. - Ie6-zt
WANTED NEAT COLuREU WAITRESS IN
dining room. THE STRATTORD. 18Th and Mon
roe s's. ie5N
WANTED-FIYE WHITE HOTEL MAIDS.
leave the city. App'g to-day PHILLIPS HOTEL
AGENCY. so 7th e. NV Jest
Dollar Bottle of Perfuaery, 59c.
delivered, choice Of odorz. Send postal to JEN-
NINGS. SIS Pa. are. So. ie5et
WANTED-TWO WOMEN; ONE As WAITRESS
and other COX and do light washing Apply.
between and p IT.. 10 l1th 81. me- Jest
WHISKY s. PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN Co. SIS F ST. nv. mys-tf
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-FIRST CLASS WHITE BARRIER. At
Hauisouburg. Va. f1r ihree weeks beginning
June 10; salary Sl2 Yer week and car fare one weez
;. STOKES. - Columbia road. citv. jp6.Jt
WANTED-A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL LIFE
insurance company desires the services Of energetic
representatives. fCr this city. 10 the proper persons
contracts viii he offered that viii result in building
up an increasing income each year; splendid or-
poriuniiy for The right persons. Address with ref
orences T. o. BOX. 2St iejs0t
WANTED-AT ONCE. SALESMAN FOR REAL
estate Office: good opening f.r right man: salary
and commission. Apply 20 II a. m, EASILY
HILL. HlAl2 Munsey Bldg isjtf
WANTED-AT ONCE An EXPERIENCED
white janitcr for two adjoining APARTMENT horses
wages. S5. Apply 70 L. +. BRADLEY. Ius F 81
fer2t
WANTED-A CRAFTSMAN TO MAKE PATENT
Office drawing good salary and permanent rr,si
tion. Cali ROOM p 9is + e. NV. i,5st
WANTED-@ FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS. 81 m
per dsy f1f hours. Apply 70 FOREMAN AZ Dis
trict Bathing Beach, foot Of l7th ST. nv. ial3t
WANTED-ENERGETIC BOYS OR YOUNG NEN
can earn good wages delivering ;elegrams. Amir
MESSENGER DEPARTMENT. Western Union of.
Ice, iHi ! 81 Ocls thu.u
WANTED-LABoRERs At NEW z. & o SHOP
Ivy City Apply WELLS BROS. & co. ie43t
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BICYCLES,

1907 HUDSON BICYCLES AT FACTORY PRICES:
best wheel On the market; equipped with non
punctuc tire Special for this week only $40
Bicyclos reduced 20 SIS HAVERFORD CYCLE
Co. ~ 10Th st Nv Phone NJ e5sS mv25tf
ONE YALE. TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
usedi cheap. At HAZLErONS, i29-l3l 10th st.
nv. my5d
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EDUCATIONAL,
MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and bairdresser, shampooing. manclrinE. chirop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment. Work done At
hotels and residences 'rhone Main &55. sii q
st, nBs fe2+u
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-STYLISH RUBRER-TIRE HAND
made trap, seats four, win srii cheap for want II
use. WEBER, 5. 81 ST. and Pa. ave. sa ie5-3t
A PHYSICIANS STANHOPE CUTUNDER
buggy. good as now. cost SIS. viii sell f-r 500.
Address OWNER. 80 18th ST. NV. or phone y. 75.
jCi7t
A CAR LOAD OF GOOD DRAUGHT AND DRlv-
ing horses Just arrived from Lancaster Co.. Pa
Hyman's Stables, 3O3 9th y. w.
ar2s-ti
u VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE: 100 TO l. 400
pounds slso few cheap horses FRED JOHN
son & BRO. ia St. se feE-u
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies Automobile supplies
Dynamos and Motors Machinery supplies
WIRING CONTRACTORS
We have competent men ID plan out and produce
the special results aays essential IN the installation
u electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
1880 New York Ave.
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DANCING,

DANCING-iSl uTH ST y W-EYERY TUES
day. THURSDAY end Saturday evening; beginners
class .; advanced. $50 Lady assistants Largest
and most beautiful hall in the CITY; Prof kremb's
orchestra. lesson. Sc: lessons $3.50 Private les
sons hy appointment; op-n sll summer, electric fans
PROF. CHAS NJ. WYNDHAM.
myZ31t Phone VI. 561a.
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PERSONAL,

A SUPREME TEST or FRIENDSHIP is 4
loan. We paw vou cash IN large amounts for all
kinds 0f mems discarded wearing apparel shirts.
shoes. hats send for u- % call on y0u at once.
JUsTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 D.
HIGHEST CAS4 PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments, ladies or gents; send postal. will call
L. TARSHES 1908 9Th 81. NV Phone y ig9
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST-OFF
clothing. ladies CT grntlCmeHs Send postal. will
call. W RICE, 1892 ith ST. NV; phone \. 1855
aT2i3lt-eod
Rocking Chairs, Lounges, Clocks,
china ware. lamps watches &c. free with our
M rrnandse; a postal brings catalogue or salesman
to your door, investigate JENNINGS, 81 IA
ave. So. ieJ6t
Warts, MoIes, Birthmarks,
Hair on the female face bsCsheads. and an facial
hlemishcs permanently removed by cectroysis Lady
operator. ROOM s., Metzsr0tt Bldg. ITO ST. nv
jciBt
have YOU Anything TO SELF YOU WILL
be agreeaby surprised # you will let me sell it for
you. MARCUS NOTES. 10 9th st NV: phone
Main 5isl. nol0tf
WHISKEY. 8 PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN co. SIG + st. NV ap6d
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FOUND

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bet. I0c and 90c per gal large bricks in box
&c Phone NJ. 93e co. New York ave. nv.
fe1T-tf
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COLLECTORS,

WI COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
essstul FULLER AGENCY, az IzIh 81. sx.
mh3-u
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
Pets stoves bric-a.brac, and all kinds Of house
hold goods BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP, 18th
and SITS. Phone \. 1873. Formerly. 9th and L.
ap5ltf
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G. Bowie Chipman has sold TO Lucille
c. Jester and Mary G. Garfield the large
three-story brick residence at 1893 Bit
more street for s.. 40 This residence was
purchased by Mr.. Chpman about a year
ago as an investment The deal was
made directly between the parties. with
out the Intervention Of any real estate
brokers
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LOST

LOST WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. N RELAS-
co Thesrer. sIrorhanigI umbrella. with initials
NJ O." on handle Finder viii please return 90 ID
81 81. ne and receive reward
LOST-MONDhY AFTERNOON. 4 FRENCH
h-u dog. hrind.a. almost black, long ears, short
tail; collar Return and receive reward. JOHN A.
LUTI lth and NO. 5ei7t
LOST-FON TERRIER WITH LICENSE TAG
attached, white and black mark Reward # re-
turned tp SHOREHAM HOTEL jcf3t
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/ SHY YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUsT RECEIvED-AFRICAN GRAY PARROTS
ansoIa and maltese kittens young canaTies. also
fubefoses and giadious dahlia and elephaut-eal
bulbs. SCHMID. BIRD STORE. IL 18th st.
NV ap9u
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Schedule of Excursion Trains
TO AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

EFFECTIVE MAY 8. 1907.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
Week Days.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
LARGE MODERN OFFICES ~ The MET
1erott Bldg IIl0Ill2 st. NV: Sl250 per month.
including heat light. elevator, and jsnitor service;
10 extras apll-u
FLEMING BUILDING. 1913 ST NV. RENU-
Tsted throughout spacious new elevator steam
heat 2neScelled isnitoF service. excellent once
rooms fourt foor. del3u
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STORAGE
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PApERED % PER CENT CHEAPER
than other firms; work guaranteed. Adde'S pos
tai. H. HEWITT. 6ll East Capitol ST. iej-5t
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 UP SAMPLES
brought: latest spring designs; painting. LIZ
PREUN. 1901 9Th ST. Phone n, 3i5lm. lais-tt
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The Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank has taken out a permit for altera-
tions TO its building. at Seventh and G
streets northwest. which will be occu-
pied for a banking room. The building
wns formerly known as Majors Drug
Store. The estimated cost IS $1,000. p
Stanley Simmons prepared tho plans, and
Burgess & Parsons will do the construc-
tion.
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Edison Bradley. Of New York has pur-
chased the former home Of the late Rev.
Teunls Hamlin. at 1916 Connecticut avenue.
for which he is said TO have paid $4,000
Mr.. Bradley will make some alterations
and improvements 10 the house and oc-
cupy It as his home. The property fronts
Is feet on Connecticut avenue, extending
through the block TO Nineteenth street
and contains 3.627 square feet.
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The Oblate Sisters have given a contract
10 the Charles J. Cassidy Company to
make extensive repairs to their school
building, at 80 Eighth street southeast
for which Julius Henig prepared the
plans. The cost Of the improvements will
be 5000.
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A free excursion has also been sched-
miles from the city on the line Of the
Pennsylvapia Railroad. The eXcUrsionists
Will be conveyed TO the scene by railroad.
the train leaving the Sixth Street Station
at l0I5 o'clock. Among the features #
the day al this attractive spot will be
an auction sale Of lots and the distribu-
ton OF valuable prizes I'm connection with
a voting contest.
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Myron NJ. Parker has transferred by
deed to John B. Henderson part Of lot u,
block Il, Meridian Hill. the property being
on Sixteenth street extended. The con-
sideration mentioned in the deed is S572.
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Benjamin and Jacob Schwartz are max
ing repairs TO the apartment house at G23
" street northwest estimated to cost
5000 Julius Henig prepared the plans, and
the c. J. Cassidy Company are the
builders.
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Wlllige, Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
Mrs Augusta c. A1otz the apartment
house. Sc I street southeast. purchased
by her on Friday Of last week from
Joseph J. Moebs The building has
frontage of 50 feet by a depth Of ll2 feet.
and contains twelve suites OF rooms. It
is understood that Thomas J. CavanaUgn.
who has bought the apartment for specT-
lative purposes. paid $1,000 for the prop
eTty.
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houses adjoining liH 18th ST. uv., consisting 4
bricks. lumber. doors SASH blinds &c. now Icing
wrecked also one hot water heating plant Apply
1l premises ur TO T. EpW. CLARK. 1905 Ncv Jer-
seq ave- uv., builders supplies, expert vrecsrr and
headquarters for second hand materials. Phone y
E3 mF24f1t
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE,
FOR SALE AT BERwYN.

An elegant sroom house. near steam and trolley;
large grounds: good outbuildings; fre water; an
fenced, very cheap; 70 a quick buyer on monthly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-10-22
Small Talks

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