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ROOMS FOR RENT.

COLLEGE GRADUATE WANTS ANOTHER col
lege graduate preferably Of Harvard to share
room in private family. TO take another room IN
same house BOX 1876, Herald Office asst
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

schedule lH effect Nos mbCr -. 1916
90 T. M-fEl.U DOMINION EArffrsoN waef-
day--stcg at IflncllaI points IA uaHla estIlnl.e
tIaIu. standard C-atlrs. isrlqr Cation roTzr
gslfh connection Tor Virginia hri springs PaliB.an
sscpfr5 Cllltgu 1rge Co Louisville. Cincinnati Ia
cIaIauolis. 81 Louls, ana tulcasu. bg1et service
Glt. t5oguUisEllie.
as T. ANEW e. q o. LIMITED. DAILY
Fast urW Ftsts6u- tram. stops ouy al eurdausFiie
Cus-oltesgiiil. stauHtoa. tIutun folEe ana toglls
"a ktucruTJe and HIutou. IS. "a. Pullman sleep
ets H. LeKlIgcoH. Louisville Cincinnati Indianapolis
II. L0uis. ard Cnlc4so- uuaus cars. a Ia carte
sc1tiCl. Duc ElgHt cut.
UaO T. Nj. r. y. LIMITED Dafg-SoIid
gestibuc tram FgllmaH slteIsTs Co Cincinnati Lex
lngton AID Louisville Compartment sleeping car 20
, HEula bot oIrluss Weeh days. Dining cars al q
carte seryict- SlegI.rs Cincinnati 70 Culcaeo and
ST. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis, Nashville. and
Southwest.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Brccs SIS PCuu=glvauia arluuC. GU ian street near
g. and ~IxIL street Station Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and Main l055
Ger q a 90. slcsrt GElcr-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B-Foll0slng schedule figures Published only as
information and are not guaranteed
: IS DaIig-LocaI Tor Hauis1ubuFg Warren
ton. Bauyllc. and Say stations.
1851 a. IN. Dahl Washington and FLORIDA Linz
Iod. tlrst-claa5 Coaches and Sleeper 10 Columbia
I caFaEuaL. ard jacksonville. Dining ttr Service
il.l5 %. DaI.J-trlted States Fast Aiaii-tirst-
class Coaches and o!eepeTs 70 New Orleans. Dining
}5i p m.-Week Days-L0cal for Harrisonbirg and
Rag siaICus Manassas branch
"a b. H. Daiy Local f0r Narrentou aud Char
loii ssIllic.
z @ 3. d. Daily-NeW YORK and Atlanta E1press.
t.fst-class Clacae5 % Atlanta. Sleeper 10 Ca5.m-
M. Wa Atlantis. sunset Route tourist SLEEPER
Washington 20 San Francisco Mondays. " edugsaays.
and FRIDAYS
go =. M Daiy-Ncs Yosk and FIorda Eruress
ILr5ueu COACHES and sieCpcrs % Columbia saiau-
nail. and Jacksonville sic, pgrs 70 Aug-lsta aIld
F1u Tampa DINING Gar SlUlCr
lv J.. Ga. Daliy-AeW AofA and Memphis Limited
4 lau1sr. knoxville. Chattanooga. and Memphis
ol4etels to cunningham and Aes Orleans Dining
Car 1eTyIcy.
i035 /. d. Daily Washington aud Southwestern
LIMITED. All Pullman tram u,.,e-tatlou Car to
Atlanta AID MdcQGs CUB Car 80 Atlanta. Slgepes
% Nashville. Atlanta. Macon birmingham Sew
Orleans iIglIus Car Service.
Through trans IlU Tie south arrive Washington
6-i-. So. $751; and u IS a. a. $40. 5J. and ~
a fn las. Local trains from tisrrIsouburg II %
a %. week days and % J.. Ia dallY. Prom Char
iUtrtsriiit $50 a. M frDm LyDelburE and Char
iuttfsFlilr. S-ti 3. Qtliy.
TRAINS o. IHE BLUENONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week dass. ID a ul. -. As
isesuIs 0iiyi on SUNDAY lesfc Washington $40
A. az. as b. 81. for BiueEoHt
Ticket o.hccs. .5 18TH st.. JI ia. ave. aud Penn
a. h. ACnEiT. n T.. a a. A..
b. hAKDB Oh /. D. ~
" a. aAAI4Dt-. fl.F-A.: 4. +. BKgNN GA
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Kingston, Jamaica. Jan. 4-The wreck
ing steamship Rescue arrived this morn
ing from Grand Cayman Island, bringing
the crew Of the British steamship Cor
NTH, which was wrecked near that island
November &c Most OF the cargo has
been salved. and there is high hope that
the vessel Will be floated shortly, though
she has suffered damage from the high
gsas,
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PERSONAL.

DURING An ARGUMENT on TIE AVENUE
yesterday ae vsrt mentioned as Che .1ir ones that
gas tae limit fer mems worn garments la--. shoes.
and shirts; q postal for Us tr cali ITgsls o..
t-STH-S OLD STAND. 6I9 u.
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING ZIP HUUsE-
ktcpiug and wish to seu part OF all of Feur tux
nitare send for The man who has the reputation u
- years fair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES,
SO 9th Sc. ur
Phone Main 5I1. uol5-G
MIR D. MILAN. PSYCHIC. 81 EYE ST. wv
Mental and independents reading uE ali Subjects.
hours o. 8 telephone Main q II daEs-5mes
BKADF0ED's DEFECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
"a Colorado Bids l4tL AID g. phone Nam -.
expert Investigations. ans cause al sections strictly
confidential lFor night ssfFlcs fh0le North s5I5.J
Gel95t
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets stoves, hTica-brac. and sIl kinds of house
hold goods BAU3ls FURNITURE SHOP. ian
and L SIS. Phone \. 1873 Formerly, 9Th and 4.
WANTED-FURNITURE. SELL YOUR GOODS
to the who gives you the most money. HOP
WOOD, sth and 4. 2os5u
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR $50.
S. H. HINES,
Undertsker aud Embalmer.
l7l5 18th St NV.

lis 18th ST. NV. Telephone North 1895
! Hardwood. Cloti-ooYered Casket, Outside Case
! Grave and openi same, / Hearse, Carriages;
Emhalmins. Ever hing COED. and services hrst
class Use Ct funeal Parlor free Burial Lots tor
sale sssy payments. All kinds Of Metallic Caszets
81 band tog shipping. Established 1879,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ALL KINDS or FURNITURE STRONGLY RE
paired at reasonable pTices. THOMAS q. LEWIS
4 BRO Cabinet Makers. "a 18th a. NV
NANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music We offer you a good square piano free
for SIX months if youn pay the cost q moving.
L. G. SMITH PIANO CO. l225 Pa. ave.
WANTED-rO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. Thy not drop postal TO an old ne
liable firm MARkS < CO.. 90 7th, opposite saks' (,
phone main 1903. nol5-u
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, ETC,

SINGING CANARIEs. PARROTS. JAPANESE
spanie!s, chihuahua black and tans Scotch ccllies
ou ana FOX terriers, Bostons. cats. goldfshes poul
tFy. pigeons goats, guinea pigs, rabbits &c.
SCHMiD'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th St NV de27-tf
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Dun,s Review of Trade.


Dun's review will say
The new year opens bright with prom
Use in business circles, no excessive stocks
being carried over, and results of in
VentOries fully equal sanguine antcipa-
tons At many points the holiday re-
stricted operations, but these delays are
now over, and the only retarding infu-
ences are the scarcity of labor and traffic
blockades Money markets are stil frm,
vet there is little complaint regarding the
promptness of mercantile collections. 1t
is especially noticeable i'm dispatches from
the West that there was less than the
customary lull in business during the
holiday season, while bargain sales are
rapidly dispOsHg Of the moderate supplies
remaining on hand.
In the leading industries. contracts on
the books are very large and plants OPP
crate fuIl time except where materials or
fuel cannot be secured or finished prod
ucts cannot be forwarded TO consumers.
There is much complaint from North
western flour mills or this point, and ex-
port trade Is also restricted. because
grain and other merchandise fail to reach
the seaboard promptly To this delay
may be credited part of the decrease Of
Sl1496b5 in exports for this port for the
past week, as compared with the move
ment "a year ago, while imports exceeded
the very heavy total for the previous year
by S,S5l $50
Railway earnings In December were 9
per cent larger than in the corresponding
time Of 1895, yet the average of sixty most
active stocks closed the month exactly
SO below the highest position of the year
Little recovery has come 10 the stock
market although money became easier
and new high records Of gross gold in the
Treasury were attained. Bank exchanges
at New York for the week were AS per
cent smaller than a year ago. owing TO
the fact that last year the week contained
one more day Of annual settlements, and
speculation was more active At other
leading cities there was an average gain
OF foGr-tenths of I per cent.
In all of the general trade markets con-
dibons were never better and the whole
country is generally prosperous.
Business failures for the week ended
January number lS5, against I6f last
week, 2-o In the ike week in 1895. rs in
1905, 262 In 1904, and 336 in 1893
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DRESS-GUTTNG SCHOOL.
PROF. LIVINGsTON'S
EW YORK PATTERN PARIORS,

BhE5SGUTTING Designing. Ladies Tailoring.
and Seamg Sc1o0i lZ29 g ST. The 0aly place III
Washington whore ladies harm O. DO than own
dre~sUasiug aHd designing equal 90 any first class
moslistC Take a pUsiuun or start business fer
themselves. Even pupil commencing this seek vail
De- guaranteed frst-class position. @. viii make
n1 charge for Instructions. Suits cFIt. hastsd and
made CA short notice FRENCH PATTERNS CUT
To ORDER STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED
COME Now ja5-3t
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing them; must
be seven years old; no industrial policies. THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. g07 q 4 NV
ja36
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ON FRIDAY. FROM DID MASS. AVE,
large tail-lsss sheep dog; gray and white; shaggy
coat. Liberal reward if returned TO MISS PATTEN.
a5st
LOST-HEAYY GOLD CABLE NECKLACE AND
small lOckct with monogram. Suitable reward If
left at Ebbtt House ja53t
LOST-AT THE BACHELORS GERMAN. NEW
Willard. OF in that vicinity Wednesday night,
January . pearl tas-el Of Is strands casped III
setting Of diamonds and pearls. suitable reward
viii be paid for its return. Address BOX 200.
Herald once. u5-2t
LOST WEDNESDAY EVENING COLLIE DOG.
tan leather collar; brown and white Return o
1881 I St. Reward No questions b4-u
LOST-A PIN WITH DIAMOND IN CENTER.
Thursday, IN shopping district. Please return and
receive reward 1917 L ST. NV. jai-3t
LOST-NEW YEARS NIGHT. BETWEEN a. ST
and IA. ave NV. and DIST ST. and Pa. ave. NV,
gold locset and chain Return 20 Money Dent.
9l9 Pa ave, and receive reward. ja3-3t
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The District Mercantile Company
CLEANING AND DYEING.

REMEMBER THERE Is ONE CLOTHES Doc
tor at 100 Pa. nv, aud lac IS the only clothes
doctor m Washington. Phone Main 1859. de2s-tf
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ONLY NINETY DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR s.
10. ard Is acre lots the Great Falls and DID
Dominion Railroad az Spring HiE. 10 mikes from
GeoTgetogn. from Great FAILS loW fare good soil
bHy now before prices advance easy terms. THE
HfSE RIAL ESTATE AGENCY, Vienna. Va. or
Room zoe Columbian Bldg del5-5ot
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TRADE STILL ACTIVE
Industrial Lines Never So
Busy at This Period.
PROSPECTS REMAIN EXCELLENT
Most Wholesalers Report Sales
Ahead from Three TO SIX Months.
Manufacturing World Takes Hope
full View Of the General Situation.
Stocks Are Well Cleared Up.

New York Jan. 4-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
'Quiet prevails in distributive trade, but
industrial lines were never so active at
this period Post-hoIday and weather
conditions affect both wholesale and re-
tail trade the latter lines noting slack
ness in demand for heavy wearing APP
plrel
Clearance sales by jobbers have cleaned
up stocks, which were at no time bur
densome, and many cities report retailers
already beginning to stimulate sales IN
winter goods by cut-price sales. Prices
of staples show remarkable strength, and
iron and steel. leather, raw wool, cotton,
and cotton goods display notable firmness.
While the car shortage trouble is still
very acute the country over. there are
reports from a few sections, especially
the Northwest and parts OF the Pacific
Coast, that grain and lumber are moving
more freely, Car congestion is complained
Of, however, in the Eastern and Western
coal trade. and affects cotton movement
in parts of the South
Inventories Are Satisfactory.
Inventories have been completed by
wholesalers, excellent results being gen
orally shown. and statesmen are now start
ing cut for spring business, the prospects
for which appear bright. the more be-
cause most lines are sold ahead from
three 10 six months. Il is noted now. as
last year at this time, that mild weather,
while a drawback to some lines of trade,
allows of building being carried on in
usually closed season.
The money market has been subject
of close study and has shown great ac-
tivity, with opinion still divided as TO the
prospects for rates in the next few
months. Collections are classed as good
at the West; slow, with extensions asked
for in the South Atlantic States, and only
fair in the Northwest, where they are
said 20 have not expanded in proportion
10 the increase III general business.
a feature Of the week has been the
divergent statements as 10 the outlook
for the current year issued by various
observers. Some pessimistic views have
been published as to the future of indus
try and finance, bat on the other hand
some optimistic reflections have been
widely disseminated.
with past rcod results and large book
ings for 1907 secured. the wholesale ana
manufacturing world. however. takes
favorable view generally pending the
later developments of the year In crops
and money matters
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-KALORAMA HEIGHTS.
BELAIR HEIGHTS.
The very best bargains ia this rapidly enhancing
locality
delSf ALLAN r. WALKER. 1872 ST.
FOR gALE-FINE LOT Ok NEW YORK AVE
bet. 18th and lstI; south side. 5lu 81. 4 4sft
front. Price. s CO.,
MILLER SHBEMAkER REAL ESTATE co.
Phone. West 90 1875 WISCONSIN AVE. f5zd &; ,
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
piers and tyTewTteTs exceeds the supply. 4 course
at Cur school requires from 30 to 30 days. Special
afternoon sessions for government employees. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5-3ls Colorado Bidg.
oc8-tf
WANTED-WELLTRAIN MAID OR BOY
Tor waiter and Homework Apply Zl21 St nv.
ja5-3t
THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEPENDS
largely on the class of help you employ. Get the
best statesmen OF salesiadies in Washington by adj
yertising IN The Herald OnIy a word for one
time. Phone main $500 II
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

$500 ROW or SMALL BRICKS.
NV. rent, $3.50 each; price. 1926 each.
Si,OOO-On p st. NV. row Of new
houses. 2-story and cellar 6 rooms
and bath, furnace; rent $50; price,
1000 each
S2J.O0O-LOuisiana ave, between 9th
and 10th SITS, rent, SIZJ, price,
$4,000
S6S.000-Corner on 9Th ST. near Pa ave.
NV; rent $500, price, 100000.
SIC. Pennsylvania ave. near eth st.
NV; rent $3.50. price. $4,000.
SI25.OO0-F, near l4th NV, rent $4,000.
price, yI25 GOO Phone main 3S62
The Harrison Realty Company,
jaiu 81 g. r. uW
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STORAGE

75c PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-WE CAN SAW
yoI money GA hauling packing and shipping Ger
orr price hrtore son decide Call or phone Nam
lz5i "a. BAUM q son 90 "a ave- nw. Gl4tt
II all kinds a. S. STORAGE CO.. lls-2lZ Tenth
81. uw. Phone ~ Al deZ 5t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

JOB PRINTING OFFICE; ) PRESSES. ELEC-
trio motor; literally patTonized. Small cash pas
ment required.
Two small grocery stores; very cheap.
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE, So + st.
iaA3t
WILL SELL ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES
at invoice also store fixtures Of hrstclass grocery
Cau at once, T. \. SOUNEAIANN, corner 81 st.
and ria ave NV ia43t
FOR SALE-POOL ROOM AND CIGAR STORE
q chance Of a lifetime established years: doing
fine business WILKINS & WALKER SIS II
50. ne. Sa43t
FOR SALE-LOTS 81 AND g, SQUARE 1905; sOX
l2l. on NJ st. NV. squares east OF Aqueduct
Bridge suitable for building shops Apply to r. A.
PHILLIPS IlI0 II St NV
Do YOU WANT To BUY OR SELL RUSI-
nessf of course you viii 60 70 TATLORS Cafe
and diningroom clearing $40 week: price right /;
dairy lunch heart Of city; rooming house. very cen
uai. S4j0. gTOcerJ living rOOms inV0ice grocery and
market store SEQ, snap ANY business you want
can be had at Tayl0T's; any business you want 10
sell done quick at TATLOR's, 1888 F ST NV last
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING THE BEST RESULTS ONE CENT WORD
HOUSES FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-A BARGAIN. STABLE
east side Of 3ist ST.. oelow NJ; q feet
front q stalls rooms for 10 large wagons
price s. 00e. Also large tract Of ground
running from C. & O. Canal 20 Potomac
River. west Of the Aqueduet Bridge; i'm
proved by an old stone mill. Price. 700.
j. II. BRADLEY, Inc,
1919 23d 81. \. W.
FOR SALE
SllS X ST. lot 25xiS; brick building occupied as
machine shop. Price. $685..
1900 square feet on Grace St. Georgetown. oppo
site Capital Traction Power plant Price. $500
1905 5ith St. lot I5zlo; brick dwelling. Rent
$3.50. Price. sl,l50
2ls3 st.. frame store and dwelling. Price. S275o.
$50 sth st. Sc saloon property. Price. S.65.
sos Q St 1Oroom Frame large lot. 7Oxl5o; trust.
$500, has nearly YEAS to ruD Price, S7Sl
Rent. $3.50
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
l3Z325 I'D ST NV.
Phone West co.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on SlN
20 500 cash and so 20 $50 monthly. For full
particulars drop postal telephone. cali for illus
tTated plats, &c. Of Connecticut AyeBHc Terrace.
FULTON \. GORDON. Suburban Realty Operator,
ROBERT T. HEATER. Mgr, Colorado Bldg. Tel.
main SO jsl-let
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RAILROADS.
BALTTMORE & 0HI0 RAILROAD

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION. New jersey eve AID C St,
IN hItA OihEIt hUUk On TnE ODD HOUR "
ISE PhI hRblH4 so A 81 N NFW 9 Y0Kk
. 20 a. M DlneT' Pullman l'arigr.
.ss3Ja. ID. Dmer Gnd Pullman Parlor Car.
fn.9j a. 49, Dlner and Pullman Harior Car
-i;0J y. IA Dinner and Pullman pafler Car.
-5au J.. IN. .'K0yal Limited al Rullnlan5.
ttaO ,. m. CQacies 70 Philadelphia,
800 D m Diner and tnilmen f9rior
800 p. m COaches 10 Philadelphia.
~ 30 D.. N. Hleepers.
81 a. M sieeIcrs
ATLANTIC CITY. t79o. 900. ill:oO a. M. Il 90,
'E tIasA no HOUR on !. TIE p !: I HOUR Il
10 BALTIMORE
Week days, POI, 5.n d1J, ~, 10 SOP. SO.
@ ~ ~ ~ g. sl i -, noon ON 80 ~
80, 500 81. l0:JO. 1855. ii -. IL IS D. ~.
sundays 80, 30. 70, $50 %, lJ.e0, u 20
a; an ~ 70, 80 $50. o7o 80. 90 $50. Iss09.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTHN Est ~ and : 20
.CINCINNATL ST. LOUIS. ard LOUISVILLE.
: w a. hi-, 100 D. ll-, II ~ might
fitt5Bgl&'iy - %, M ~ ;5 Il ;, @ night
MhEELtNss, 6-D u H.. '55J D..
VIZ ", 49, ti' - a, a. 5:l9 so p ~
$40 b. IA. o-U D. H. sundays. 20 H. H. and $50
LURAY and ELKTON as5 p. n.
ritEDakICk, Io.SJ. ss.l5 a. a.. s. 80 fi.5. 1916
y. %.
hAtF3BSTOWN fs IS a. m. and 800 D. m
BOID and way points fs55. s9.l5 a. m 81. 30.
f5DA So si5l3. fll.5j p. ia
% IIhEIt,BJhd aud was points = IS. S9.l5 a.
a., l2J, q 80. IS 80, 49, I5-5. 1885, = 81 lJ:l5
uIfU p. m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. n 30.
81 I5 q. H. Sl-J. 5UJ. f5-J D. Ill
Daily. 'Exccpt sunday. sSundsy only.
Reservations OF Sleeping 81 FaEl0r Car space. rates
~ fare sc. VIII be quickly fHrIssl.ed BN TELE-
I rhONE al az y the following Ticket ontes; lilI
ave-, Ielcphone. main rs station, New Jersey ave.
ana e St Ticket 0hlce. Telephone, east So Infor-
nation Bureau. east III
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BICYCLES WANTED,

WANTED-T0 Buy EVERY SECOND-HAND
bicycle IN Washington. g. q. HI NTER The b.
cycle Man. li3 PcUBsg wanna ave uw. jallit
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

LOANS on REAL EsTATE-i To PER CENT
interest depending location. GASCH *
BIRGE ES \. \. ave. est
MONEY TO LOAN OF APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az 81. aud pr cent interest, special
privileges EI.l respect 10 irllr payments TYLER
& RUTHERFORD lincJ, 1867 ST. nv ocs-u
II YOU HAVE MONEY TO LOAN GN FIRST
Trust mortgages, bearing . and per cent inter-
est, always hsye them f1r sale. See what have
20 offer bef0-e sou place your money Address "A.
J. STALLINGS. 5 Home Life Bldg. oCs-u
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans replace cid ones 90 lowest rates of liz
ter5st. Al transactions conducted -lth economical
consideration Tor borrowers VA. ID SAUNDERS
d co. l4G T st. nv. 0Cs-u
MONEY To LOAN. ANY sun. on INTERESTS
in undivided estates. LEROY MARX. 1910 q
ST. NV uol3-f
MONEY TO LOAN on FIRST TKI SIS On ID.
e. real estate security AZ PER cent
Every possible c1RsiGerati0n shown borrowers.
ne have no Az per cent money 40 present.
The Harrison Realty Company,
90 81 na.
MONEY TO LOAN AT a. AND PER CENT
INTEREST on APPROVED u. G.. hEAL rs
TATE. PROMPT REPLIES AND SMALLEST
POSSIBLE EXPENSE MOORE * HILL .Iucf
III l4th 81. Nv. oc1-,f
Money Loaned SaIaried People
And others Uithout security; easy payments. offers
IN s. principal cities yourself money hy getting
ms terms first j.. II. TOLNAN, Room 80. 535 18th
81 Hw- UolS-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTEij-BI COLORED WOMAN PLAIN
cooking, 60 home at nights Call 80 PolHef5y 81
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD SITUA-
uout II 81, place small al under this heading
state your qualifications. and sou win reach tie
best employers IN Washington people who pay coed
wages and appreciate good help Only lc a word fos
one time. Phone main $500 #
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