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Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-10
CHURCH NOTES.
NJ. E. CHURCH.

There will be union services in the
Methodist church both Sunday morn
ing and evening, the First Congre-
gational and Methodist congregations
uniting. Rev. w. M. Proctor will
speak in the morning on the subject
"The Work of the Spirit" In the
evening Rev. B. E. Koontz will speak
on the subject 1.-THE Coin of the Heart. "
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
There will be no service at the First
Congregational church next Sunday
on account of the installation of the
new Pipe Organ. The congregation
will join with the Methodist church
both morning and evening, Rev. w.
M. Proctor preaching the morning
sermon and Rev. B. E. Koontz deliver
ing the sermon in the evening. The
Sunday School will meet at the usual
hour in the prayer meeting room and
study of the church.
The opening Recital on the organ
will be held in the church, Friday even
ing April 10Th.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Ellis B. Harris, will fill the pull
pit at the Christian church next Lord &
Day. Special music will be rendered.
Everyone is invited.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services next Sabbath as follows
Sunday School at 10 A. NJ, and at II
A. M. m the absence of the pastor
Mrs. Collins will have charge of the
services and will present lessons from
the scenes beyond Jabbok. Junior
Society at P. NJ. Young people,
society at $50 Pm. and at 7:3O the
pastor win preach on the subject
"Willful Sin"
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-10
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. Savage and family, desire
through the columns of the paper to
thank ali of their friends and neigh
bors for their assistance and sympathy,
during their great bereavement in the
loss of the wife and mother, Mary Ann
Savage. -|
> 80 - Allen Savage.
-. James Savage.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-10
Notice.

Having sold my business in Ritzville,
| must have immediate settlement oil
all past due notes and accounts.
W. ID. McCollum.
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SOUTHERN RAuWAY-

y B--FoiloTlug schedule figures published only as
Information and aEe not guaranteed
100 g. m.-Da1yiils aud Eay stations
is :. la--EarFls1ubarg and Eay stations.
'slN a. m--oieepgIs anQ coaches 70 Atlanta au4
NcB Orleans Dining Car.
'lIa0 a. m--sieepeIs and coaches % Columbia,
Savannah, and JacksanFilie Dining Ear
20 p m-sietplTs ana COACHES 10 Atlanta and
OolGlnblss ia. sunset Route Tourist Sleep5r tc
san Francisco Jri-Wegkiy
"A .9l D. nl--HarFisonburg and way stations.
'4S5 J. m.-Caarl0tesyllIe Wsrleutlu. and Hay
stationa
i6l5 D. m.-soulhera's Palm Limited. Solid Pull
nan 70 Aiken August. savannah. jacksonville znd
81 augustine. sieepeE bi-weekiy 70 C4aFisst0a.
Dining Car.
'9.50 ?. m.-sIeepeTs and coaches to Charlotte 60.
lumhia. and Augusta sleepers weeE days 70 Pins-
hurst Dining Car.
'l0d5 p. m--sieepers and coaches lgia Lyrchblrs
and Brstoll to Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans Dining Car,
-ll0o p. NEW YORK and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 70 Asheyile. Atlanta. Birmingham
ami Ne8 Orleans. Club aud Observation Cars. I'm
ins Car.
Note -DaIly-tWeek days.
I1r0ugh trains fToa the s58th arrive Washington
rs, s45. AID sd5 a. u go SIS. sl5. III 81. and
Local trains fI0m Hauisolbug. u55 O. u. week
days ard % ,. daily; from ClaII-ttesyiIe. sl5
a. n daily
Frequent trains 70 and fr0m Blucm0ut.
Ticket Oaices, l95 18th 81. 81 Pa ave. and
Pennsylvania Station.
c. IL ACkEBT. s. h HARDWICE.
v p. q Gen. Mgr. Pass T-af Mgr.
u. II. TAGLOE. L s. BROWN
Gen. Pass. AgL GenI Agt.
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ROOM NEEDED FOR RECORDS
Treasury Department Again Over
crowded with Old Files.
Extra storehouse Filled Up with
Tons of Paper Dating Cen
tuFy Back.

The question OF what is 10 be done with
tho hundreds Of tons of ales and records
that are rapidly accommodating at the
Treasury Department Is becoming "a Sc
ri0us one. at intervals, seven or
eight years apart. committees have been
appointed 70 60 among the old papers
ana select those that might be destroyed.
Ihls was found a rather difficult task. and
cniy a few Of the records were burned.
Thousands of tons of the papers, some
OF them dating back TO the beginning of
INC last century, are stored on the top
noQr OF the Treasury building. In fact,
nearly the entire story is devoted to the
storage Of files and records OF every kind
That nave passed through the hands Of
the offieials during the last l07 years
The quarters are now becoming crowded
and the question as TO what is to be done
Is again confronting the officials.
Several years ago, when the top floor
or the Treasury became more than
crowded, many OF the records were moved
70 building In E street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, that the government
had rented for the purpose, Tons OF the
papers we're taken to the new storage
house One story and then another We're
eventually filled In the Il street store,
room: still. the quarters at the Treasury
are full again and have as much of
burden as ever Ten or fifteen years ago
committee was appointed by the Sec
retary and the men set about TO destroy
as much OF the old matter as they could
decide upon. Carefully the men went
among the files and reports and selected
Just what was TO be burned. Not
great while after the destruction Of the
records an occasion arose calling them
into use. Then IL was found that those
that were wanted had been done away
with altogether
Since then the committees have had
hard work They have been more than
careful with what they burned, and as a
result the number of tons of paper burned
did not materially reduce the space in the
storage rooms of the Treasury Depart
ment. Nov the problem is AT hand again.
and something will have TO be done before
great while. Both sides Of the halls
leading entirely around the building have
been filled with these records They are
OF every size. papers from every depart
ment under the Treasury officials. and
many of them are from every corner of
the world. The very oldest records were
made out in lS00 They are with reference
TO the custom-hOuse reports, which came
IN several years after the esta biishmeut of
the service in this country, Many of the
early day records were destroyed in the
Treasury Department during the British
raid OF 1914. With the exception Of those
taken away at that time and those which
have since been burned by the officials,
the hles are complete.
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COLLECTORS.
FURNITURE FOR SALE

have you anything Go se11--furntture, sewing
9achlnes, type#r1ters, pianos or other musical
1Hs FumentS, go-carts, refrigerators, horses or
Ven1o!es, automobiles bicycles, poultry or pet
ANIMALS, store or office ftztures7 Anything that
you want TO sell can be quickly disposed Of bv in
6ert1ng small ad under the proper classification
n me Washington Herald. Try it. The cost is
only ONE CENT word for one time f2O% discount
Tor three insertions more3 The Washington
p1oy. ~ van 0D
. II not convenient to leave the ad at the Of
lice, phone Main $500, drop a postal our rep-
resentat1ve Will call, If desired.
THE WASHINGTON HERALD
734 Fifteenth Street.
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TRkRS-PACIFlG MAILS.

Hawaii Via san FIzncises. close here daily a.
Has J. up 70 March =. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
japan. Koroa. and China. yia Seattle. close here
daily al $50 D. N. up 70 March g. Tor dispstcl hy
steamer Minnesota.
Specially addressed mails fgr Japan. Korea and
China. via Seattle close here daily at $50 p IL.
up 10 March e. fer dispstch hy steamer TOsa Alaru.
Hawaii. japan, Korea, aud China. via san Fran
cisco, close here daily AZ ll,i5 J. IN up 10 AaTch
=. for dispatch bg steamer Coatic.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands, via san
Francisco. close here daily az uaj D. ID. up To
March 81, for dispatch b. Uuited States transport
sherman.
japan. Korea. China. and Pbilirpins Islands. "a
Seattle. Close here daily at $50 j. m- Up 10 April
5. for dispatch By steamer fremont
Hawaii. Japan. KCreas China. and Philippine Isl.
ands, yia san tFansisc0. close here daily at u.l5
p. up TO April 5, for dispatch by steamer hong.
kong AIap.
Japan Except psFcels-pest nails Korea China,
and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and We
t0ra. British Columbia, close here daily az %
D. Ia. mp 70 April 70. fer dispatch hy steamer I'm.
press Of Japan
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ELECTRIC NEEpLE SPEGIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair hirthnHsks. moles, &c.. by electric needle;
guaranteed Isgn snept and painless: 10 sears sb.5
ute privacy; rierences from physicians ana former
patients; apparently hopeless cases solicited consul
tatcn free electricity is the only permanent csrs
for saperdEous hair. B0X 4. Herald ofscc AZ
phone n. 2632 .ab1Ttf
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AUCTIONS.
G. c. SLOAN & CO., Aactioaosrs. lia7 c 81


TRUSTEES SALE or VERY DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY. KNOWN As No.
1911 l. STREET NORTHWEST 4 MODERN
THREE-Sf0BY AND BASEMENT BULB
fNG, WITH SIDE AND REAR ALLEY.
Under and By fFtae Il eeTtHin deed Il trust,
barring date the 9th dag Of April, 4. y. 1893. ana
recorded On the geth day Of April A. u. 1865, ia
land records of the District Of Columbia defaslit
having been made in the payment Il iudrest On
the debt secured bg said deed Of trust aad By the
written direction of the osneT ard holder of the
uote thereby secured the undersigned. as Trustee,
under said recifed deed 0f trust wfli offer for
sale az pHhe auction, in front Of the pgeilises,
TUESDAY, ID day 4 April A. b, 1877, az 40
clock T. Ia, the follosing described real estate.
impfgTed by premises Nc. iil L street northwest,
namely.
Paf of original lot nam5eEcd three f5). in sluaFe
ninbered one hundred and nine5y-sefen $50. be
ginning at tie southeast corner a sad lot thence
north 100 feet thence west Is feet; thence north 3
feet tHsR,e vest % feet. thence south p feeG
thence east three 81 feet; thence south 50 feet
lhence east 2 feet 10 the beginning. with per
pe51al night Of way for alley purposes over strip Of
ground beginning 3 feet uest u the southeast COZ
uef of sad lol thence north So feet. thence west
) feet thence sontA CO feet. thence east l.
street 8 feet @ the beginning together Eith al
ana singular tie improvements. aays, easements
rights. privileges. sud appurienanoes 10 the same
belonging Or in any wise spgaTtaining.
Terms Of sale: All cash l0f which a deposit o.
so must b. made to the trustee at the time of
he salel ene-Ihird cash, and the balsuos ip two
eluai nsialments, represented by notes Ci the par
chaser, and secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold. said notes TO bear interest az the rae Of
nte per eentum t5 per cent? per 4nnum. payable
seiai-dunually. from date of sale and payable In
one and two years from date Of sale. Al con
Yfyanclng and recording at the cost of the pur-
chaser The right Is reserved b. the trustee Of
selling the property az the risk and cost q any de-
iaalting purchaser after Gye days previous public
advertisement IN some newspaper published in
Washington. D. G., in taking such other action
or proceeding as sad trustee may be advised is
proper.
The UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, FORMERLY UNION
TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY Trustee
BY EDWARD !. STELLWAGEN President
Attest. GEORGE e. FLEMING. Secretary.
mhi3d&ds
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Herald Branch Offices

" ant ads for the Herald may be
left at any OF the following branch
Offices, and viii be promptly for
xsarded 10 the main OfIicef
G0LDENBERG Indignation Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. Cor. 7th ST.. r. I. ave.
and Il So. NV
CYCLE COMPANY, 7th aud L SIS NV
DOM & SANFOUDS PHARMACY. Cor. n. Y
ave. and North Capitol ST. nv
dOHNSTOS's PHARMACY, l2Zl y. J. ave. nv.
=. hANNi SONS & Co. information Bureau
CHAs. ]. FUHRMANNS $ PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
+, T. NEiLER'S PHARMACY 5,3i VI st. NV
ATkINsON's PHARMACY, llth and G sts NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY, 81 and G sts nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, lst and sts NV.
CAMPBELLS s PHARMACY. 18th and Park sts NV
hENEsAW PHARMACY. Mt Pleasant and Irg-
ms sts. nW.
McNULTY CIGAR STORE I4th and 2 SIS NV.
FAiLoR'S PHARMACY, 9Th and p sts NV
hENER'S PHARMACY 9th and S sta NV
McCHESNEY q JOACHIM ID and SIS ne.
ALEXANDRIA
sHERWOODs. corner Prince and RoyaI sts
NEW YORK.
La CoSfE & MAXWELL. Nassau BeekmaH Bldg
CHICAGO.
la CoSrE i MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg.
ATLANTIC CITY
II. S, WALLACE, Cor Atlantic and \. c. aTes
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RAILROADS.
CHEsApEAKE & OHTO RAILWAY
Schedule IA eject NoTember 3. l936

Schedule IA effect November .. l5)6
219 =. M.-OLD DO1fIStuN EXPRESS. geeE
days-st0Ss principal p9ints ia Virginia sesibiis
train; standard coaches; pari0F to Virginia hat
springs. Pullman sleepess Clsiien Eorgs 70 Louis
Vile, Cincinnati Indianapolis, ST. LOUIS. ald Cur
easo. buffet service from G0rd0usFil.e.
43s T.. Anew Z. y. LiaiTED, Daily
Fast Festibe tralni stops ouiy at GdFaplssiiis
Charlottesville. stagnt0H Clifton EQTgei sll lQTAis
toI. Va; koncsgerte ana Hinton. ". pa. ia-lsa
ziceuera to Lexington Louisville. Cincinnati ....ln-
aroiis St. Louis, and ChlGgo- Dining ears. =
carte service OHe night out
II:l0 T. NJ. r. 3. LIMITED, Daiiy-Soiid
5estibuie train. Pullman secpers Ciueiuuau Lex
inston and Louisville. Compartment siessiug -
Virginia hot Springs week DAYS Dining cans ia
carte service. seeDers glucianati 20 CAicag9 sud
ST Louis 5ld Louisville t. Alslnyais Nashville aud
southaezt.
ReseTFati5ns aIld tickets Sc cEcEapeake ard ONO
0ices 5ls Pennsylvania Avenue. sa l8is stTcet
t. and Sixth street stsllon- Telephones Main SD
for Pennsylvania 4. r. Czb seEgie= an1 Slain ls6s
Tor e. s y. Ticket once.
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WESTWARD

-2157. 1850 fs38 re. Tz8. fsB. so. sgz8 es1
bzs, 20 H.. az ~ noon, ilZ85. 80. sl-l5.
l2a9. . -. i5-9, So l4ag N:B. -4l Isz3 '3-g.
losg. 'b-1 i1Sy. 49, fs~e. '189o. -l953. 'll-51.
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS n. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL vyAvEl
and hairdresser, shauapooing. mauicuring. ehiro,.
2ds, iseiai ana scalp treatment. WORK done at
hotels and Residences. Phone main as55 al4 4;
st. fesl-tf
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than The company issuing them Enusg
ne seven years old no industrial policies. TIE
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TYPEMRITERS,


- REM A WELLINGTON:
One month l1r.--.-. -.....s.... 100
E 1-rel months ilE...-..-...-...- .s5.s3
Fz ok months Ter. .-..--.-..- s3.eg
A tan rentals aupg toward puTclasg.l
s1FZz< iAe NELLiAAIDA is oHiy So.
OFFICE. ~ L-tl 81 NV
DENTISTRY.
cFEN ESQ 4. A.. 70 $50 p. ~
uAS. U. NJ 2ND ". ). ElLE1. BENrlSTS,
= ". COR. Ulu AM SIS. nv.
Painless extraclIuz ming plates tAzt b. E0fk
guaranteed ~roHu AIS GIi1ge a~EE-- FE0ls 49,
laaU
DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teetn aad Cod Gowns. S up; Geld FIJI
tugs, 81 Up. Silver Filings. DC M0rk Elsfantesd
No pain DR.. GEO. l. EDMOSDs. sl9 b ~ Ex-
gsi0-f
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING
90 pain; iook. fee. Ect. and last longer tb2B
natural teeth shrunken tacss maze normal painless
5iling Dr. j. L. WILSON. ll3 81. uu- ocS-u
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TH0s. J. OWEN 8 s0N. Auedoaeers.

THos. J. OWEN s0N. AueHoaesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, TWO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING. 10. I'll L STREET NORTH
B. virtue of a certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded. IN liEf No. 25i2. folio 2 et seq. uf the
land records Of the District II Coumuia and at
te request af the psEty s5curtd thereby the under
signed trustees wili sel. at public auction, in
iruut Of the premises Oh FRIDAY, the esth day
oi March. A. u. 1907. az 40 O'Clock p. m, the
following described land and premises. situate IN
lhe ciiy q Washington District Of Columbia and
designated As and being part Of original lot one
lu. N square ffty-nine t59 as follows. Beginning
on street, eight 49, feet east q southwest cor
Ter q said lot thence north sixtyseyeu ts7l feet
Z. inch. thence east twelve ll2l fest thence south
s1fy-seEen s0 feet = INCH thence west twelve G2t
feet - the beginning.
Terms u sale: OHe-third Of Tie purchase money
70 be PAID IN cash. balance n two equal install
meuts. PAYABLE 10 one and $40 years with interest
az Q per ceuitm PER anniun payable seni-snnually
from day q sale. secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. an cash. at the option Of the
purchaser deposit of sloo Eil be required At
time Il sale. All conFeysucing. recording Sse, AZ
cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale 10 be complied
wlih within fifteen days from dsy 4 sale other
WISE the trustees reserve the night 20 resell the
pIcIeTry al the risk and c1sJ of defaultinE uur.
CHASER, after I've days advertisement Of such resale
Is sonie newspaper published IN Washington ID. C.
JOSHUA n. WAKEFIELD,
LIE Z. MARTIN.
Trustees.
F. V. McREYNOLDs. Attorney for party secured.
mhls-d&ds
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STORAGE,

WE STORE FOR Is CENTS a LOAD. MOVING
o. al kinds. L. 5. STORAGE 20. GS-2122 IGll
st. NV. Phone 81. EZ3. mhI8eod 1t
TO BUY, SELL. OR STORE FURNITURE. cor
suit us packing aud stoTiug speciality. THOMAS
n 5l5 uhs-eod-55t
nc. PER LOAD FOR STORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
sou money hauling. packing. shipping Can Or
phone Main l254 Il. BAUM x SON, 81 Pa. aEs.
de9s-d
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MISCELLANEOUS US-WANTED.

WANTED-YAUDEYILLE SWITCHES. INTFR-
uational Theatrical Burcau viii give sos for bpst
two OF fhIeepefs0n sketch submitted before Aur Is
1907. inciose postage for return Of sketch. INTER-
NATIONAL THEATRICAL BUREAU. lglZ Iifh ID
NV. rnfst-st
WASTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE up
musie. We offer you a gooa square piano nee
for sN suonihs If yCuH pay tie cost OF moving
E. G. SMITH PIANO Co, lS2s Pa. ave.
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Vania; way paid PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY.
SO 7th ST. Nv. mhgi2t
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WHITE WAIT
ress. Apply a3 q st. nv rnhg3gt
STEADY. RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN; STAY
nights; general housework; family Of two; coed
wages references required. Apply after 6 D. H.. lI9
Ht1 81. nW. mh235t
IL YOU WANT A GOOD, INTELLIGENT, AND
conscientious girl fOr hogSeB0rk insert 4 snail
"a under tais heading IN The Herald and you viii
quickly secure the right kind Of helper Only Ic
word for one time. Phone main 500 II
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

ARE YOu LOOKING FOR GOOD sITUA-
tlOng II 80, place a small ad under this heading
state your qualifications. and yOu viii reach the
best employers in Wsshington-people who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only le W0rd for
one tlme. Phone main 801 Il
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DOCS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS SINGING CA
narles, breeding cages parrots, dogs cats plant
toed, soldhshes. goats, rabbits. guinea pigs, &c.
sCHMIDS BIRD STORE. 7l2 I2th 81. ds27-H
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BAITIM0RE &. OHIO RAILROAD

ANNAPOLIS. Eeakdays 100 a. n. i2z5 uooa,
IS, 90 g. IA Sundays. 80 q. n., ~ ,.
EVERY HOUR On The HOUR
iAeeAdays, ~ q. m % 30 ,. n.J
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTEO-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
houscworS in a small family Of adults 22l
Florida ave. NV
WANTED -FIRsT-CLASs PREPARERs AND
apprentices for millinery l22i St. nw. mh2i-St
WANTED ~ FTHsT-CLASs pREPARERs FOR
millinery, at go Vermont ave mh24St
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NEW WHEELS. COMPLETE WITH LAMP
sH2; a few slightly used wheels rery cieap.
HA1ilrtON ;. 1851 i9th st. nv. mii2i1t
SOLID Ru RuBBER-CUSHION TIRES. ONLY 95,
wear uTee 10 fFe yeaTss never come on no ulnC-
lures no repairing JONES TIRE WORKS. 62s0l
Z st. uhgIA
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MASSAGE.

MNE. ANNA B. JOHNSON. LATE OF NEW
YORK. loA 18th st. Phone y. 1885. Expert
scientific body and Fiebro facial massage; scalp
trcatmenti ehiropody; beautaying &c. Treatment
al residences ly appointment 9ianicuriDg &c
mh2A3t
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c., MOVED
with caTu; packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS I22i H 1t. nw. Phone main
egl0. nlh2l-23t
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MISCELLANEOUS,

WILL CALL AND MAKE KEYS. ANYWHERF
N GEs Be- locks Es3t and repaired drou pos
ial or phone north so. WA CULLIGAN. 21i L
y ~. Mh1-sad--t
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LOST,

L0sT-YELL0W CANE (MA-
lacca wood), silver top; lost
from Penna. ave. car between
Thirty-sixth street and Wash
ington Circle. Large reward if
returned to Mr.. STEVENS, The
Sherman, 18th and I sts. mh2F't
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MATTRESS MAKING.

MATTRESSES MADE OVER Oh PREMISES,
SI50; like new. J. J. FEENEY. 20 ia. aFe, nw.
mh3s3t
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uPHOLSTERIhG,

UPhoLsTERING. DRAPING, RECOVERING.
polishing. repairing If desired work done az yeug
home staining and polishing q hardwood: dne uigs
Of antiques; reliable. l. FOSTER. 65i c st. se.
mhsu
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LOsT-ON SOUTH BOUND ul5 A. NJ sTH sT.
car, SUNDAY, March q. a new Goublelock suit
case, containing several articles bearing my name
liberal reward vii be paid for the return of
same To undersigned. T. T. pOWDERLN 5Gl
Quincy ST., Petw0rth.
L0ST-A BALTIMORE AND OHIO MILEAGE
book between 18th 81. and Columbia road en-.
trance to Zoo Park and the buffalo cage Liberal
reward returned 70 ofics of ARLINGTON
HOTEL.
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Want Ad The Washington Herald Class of Help
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-THREE IIGHT-COLORED WAIT
resses wheeling ". Val other Mattresses cocks,
walters tthis ctyl. EUREKA l0ll n. Y. ave.
COMPLETE COURSE FOR ANY CIVIL sERV-
tle examEation sl0s private lessons or IN class.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 81 East Capt.
TOT st. feil-d
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTTING CAN BE
learned al cur school IN 80 70 81 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pitman, Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction SIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-Sls Colorado Building.
0e5-tf
THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF HELP. But IL
yoa want the best help for any business, you sill
secure it by placing a small ad IN The Herald.
One cent a woui for one time, Phone main $500 II
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
HORSES AND VEHICLES,

20 VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE loo TO I.la8
pounds; also a few cheap horses. FRED JOHN.
son BIO. "a St Sc. fe2l-u
TO MAKE ROOM FOB SPRING GOODS. WILL,
sacrifice 80 sets Of harness and 100 vehicles: new
and second hand; buy and save money COGS-
WELLS. z9a 18th ST. NV feiatf
FOR sALE-HORsE. WAGON. AND HARNESS
Apply J. 7. ID. PYLES. Jr.. 18th and g sts ne
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The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-THREE CLIMAX BARBER CHAIRS.
sl-5s each; Al condition; snap. IS s. nw.
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FOR sALE-CARPENTERs or CABINFTSIE-
keF's WoEsbeuch, ai-A ylse and elamp; SEA so
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BIG MONEY IN SODA WATER BUsIS Ess
Get cU prizes On fountain ard coin money this
si,nfaeS Buy now BUkCH < kLEPs, SIS sth
uW thone 81 Ale feis-tt
FOR sALE-WE OFFER YOU CHOICE OF A
number Of slightly used high-gra5e upright pianos
az the smallest prices sueh instruments hate ever
sold fos, SsJ0 Sieinway. So; SIS Stief sS5; ssoj
haTe1iAn. N53; 81 ohoninger 50: SsJ9 Yose $50
SO lcthai. SO. S300 Emerson. S2jg. Sf)3 S1iea
s.'si 80 kinbal, $50 S5o0 sseiRway. $50, and
about forty other god pianos. Easy terms.
o. J. De MoLL & co. Iea St.
FOR sAL-KEYsg VIZ CALL AND MAKE
keys anyWhoro IN the cy for 25c prompt service
electric BELLS burglar alarms, and electric gsz light
ug our spocaIty. Drop postal OF phone n. LA
PERCY 5. ANGLE q CO.. lsz7 lsth 81. uE
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SODA FOUNTAINS. CARB0NATORs. SODA
fountain supplies; set cur prlces before buying
lhklsIlAS BROS. CO.. 81 eth 81 nv. Phons
Aain -5.S mhi7-ff
FOR SALE
Take advantage OF orr removal sale prices
4qE can save from 50 20 500 by buying now.
49, bliy Upright .-..--.-.....-..-.- sls5
49, sot4iiisE. -s5
sa9 Erhardt. noW....-..........-.--..,-- 80
s-9S lester. ...--.-.....-..--.--... l69
o. o. 10
fgsJ EeaAe- --....-.....-..- 10
Easy terms Il desired.
Pianos for rent tunsd, and shipped. Sole sgents
foE Bissius Pianos
HUGO NOBCH, Worch Building, lll0 G.
so instruments to select from Nost campIete
STOCK In the cty.
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