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Railroads.
BALTIMORE z OHIO e.

ASG tk8t&tE6 ~ QElt0 Eas Us
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and c st
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the ODD Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. FAD ST.. NEW YORK
$50 s-m--Diner. Pullman PariOE-
tss00 a.m.-euftst. PaEior, Hr. Trsln-
1900 e-m.-Diner anu Pullman PETlor Car.
1850 a-m.-Dinsr and Pullman Psrlor Car.
q 20 p.m.-Diper and Pullman Parior Car.
900 D. NJ Royal Limited ali Pullman.
t1o3 pm--Coechss 20 Philadelphia
IS 90 pm--DfaeT and Pulitnsn Parior.
stseo p-n.-Coaches 10 Philadelphia
@1i-3o p m--SiespeTs-
sz.5z a. n.-SieepeTs-
ATLANTIC CITY. n %. 900. fftsos - n,
-IiNNAPoLIs, week days. 500 a. n, 1905
noon. as, 500 pm. sun $50 am, 80 pm.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
week days, TOO a. m. 70 ,. nj
TO BALTIMORE.
70 40 1000, IL 90 n, 1lzsoo noon, T12 ;e5.
Il .O0 ssI.l5 roo. 800. fSs13 $3.50 "A .od
54,s5 : 90 800 $50 $500. $50 7 :O0 IS o9
~ 50 90 90. sIOsa5. @1fs50. Ills D. M
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 800 a m. = -, $50 D. N.
CINcINNATI. 81. LOUIS ana LOUIS.
VILE. 800 a. m. '4.o5 p m. $40 night
PITT6BURG. $50 a. m, tx. $40 ,. m,
CLEVELAND. 800 a M. '9:lo D. IN.
COLUMBUS $50 .. n
WHEELING, 800 = m, $50 D. n.
WINCHESTER, Is q. m. f4.os 1900 pm.
FREDERICK. fs-ss. ''s.l5 a. m, "'Is3a.
f4.o5. f6.S5 p, M.
TIAGERsTOWS. ISIS &. m. 1900 .. m.
sDaiIv. Except Sunday ssSunday ONLY
TELEPHONES at az OF the following Ticket
Offlces: 1917 St. Main 1885, CID Peunsylvania
Ave. Main rs; Station. New Jersey. Ave
ana & St. Ticket Office, East 6Ss; {nformati
Bureau, East 7z4. mhIs-tf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

ticket once, 1421 Penna. Ave.
NOTICE-rhese arrivals and departures. as
well as time ana connections with other com
Tanies. are given only as information. and
are not guaranteed.
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
lun1hia Savannah. Jacksonville, Tampa. At
Iauta birmingham. Memphis, Mobile, Pen
sacoIa. and New Orleans.
1880 A. AZ DAILT-Seaboard Mall. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 10 Savannah
ana JaCksonyfiie, Dining Cars.
6-Zs r NJ. DAILY-Seaboard Express solid
train with coaches and Pullman sleepsrs 20
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa. Through
sleeper TO Atlanta, birmingham. and Mem
phis Dining cars
r. II. sTASsELIa District Pass. Agt
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IOST-Black silk umbrella. straight gold
handle; eagrayed letter N. Return to S
KAHN, 4 SONS Eor reward apS-7t
WHISKEY. s2.oo per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBUltN CO., 6l6-6Is + St nw. api-tf
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5000 EACH.

Attractive new houses on a num-
bered street, vest of 18th st. red
pressed brick front. stone trim-
mings, six rooms. modern bath
ROOM stationary Washstaud: porce-
lain tub Houses heated by first
class heating plant; cabinet man
rels, beautifully decorated Rear
porches, good sized back yard. "a
public alley. For homes or invest
ments these houses are very desir-
able-realig the only small houses
west Of 18th IT. for sale At this
low igure. See Us about them.
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washington. d. c. March .. 1907.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received BY
tue WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COM
PANY az its Office, Nc. 4I3 10th St NV,
thi. city. on or before the 18TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1907 at L O'CLOCK NOON, fer the
folIt wing supply IF Anthracite and Gas Goals
for tie year beslnniag April y. 1907. AMI
s5,e5 gross tons OF best s.-lica screened
Gas cal 70 be delivered Z. o. b. alonEsids
oar wharf at 26ih and g sts-, this city. az
required by the Company.
For East Staten Gas Works during the
ID Coz gross tons OF best %-lnch screened
Gas Coal TO be delivered T. @. b. cars On
tracks in our yard at ieth and n SITS. Sc.
this city. IN such quantities as needed
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.
soOGO gross tons OF Anthracite broken coal
10 be delivered as needed. Z. 0. b. alongside
our wharf az 26th and q SITS, this city also
6gOo tons Of Anthracite broken coal, 20 be
delivered as needed on our tracks. Z o. b.
cars at East station. 18th and Il SITS Sc.
4 All Of Of the sbove-ns1ned Goals ts Be gross
tonnage or 2 30 pounds.
Contractors for any OF the Goals enumerated
above NH be required to give ample a.
curity to the Gas Company FOR a faithful fiii-
fiiInent OK contract.
The Gas COMPANY reserves the right q
reject any or all bids.
All proposals shall be sealed and ADDRESSED
TO tbs Washington Gas Light Company. and
marked Proposals for Coal"
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMFANz-
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Railroads.
SOUIhERR RAILWAY.

-. B.-FolioWins scheaule figures published
only az information, ano are not guaranteed.
q % A A-DaTNilie and way stations.
SIS A M-HarTisonbuTg and way stations.
100 = A,-slespsLss sna coaches 10 Atlanta
al 90 A. N--Sleepers and coaches 20 Co
IuInbis. Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining
car.
szso P. M.-sleepsTs and coaches 70 Atlanta
ard Columbus Ca Sunset Route Tourist
elsepsr 10 san Francisco tri-weekiy.
fs.al =, N.-Harrtsonburg and way stations.
sE.R p M.-Chsrlottesvtlie. WaFrenton. and
way stations.
-sbQ p. M.-slespers and coaches 20 Char
Iotfe Columbia. ana Augusta. SleepeEH week
DAYS to Pinshurst- Dining car.
s10s1s p. M-SlespeTs and coaches fvfa
IynchburE and BrtstoD 10 Chattanooga. Mem
Dhig and New Orleans. Dining car.
90 r. M.-Eew York and New Orleans
limited Solid Pullman TO AEheVille. Al
iansa Birmingham, and New Orleans. Din
Ing car Cub and Observation cara.
Note-sDaiiy. fWsek days.
C. H ACKERT. s. r. HARDWICK,
WI TAYioE. a.P.A I. S. BROWN. O. a
fez4-n
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$500 EACH.

Near Lincoln Park and East Cap
itoi ST.. beautiful homes. two stories
and cellar. furnace heat. tiled bath.
cabinet mantels, good sized rooms.
nice back yard. covered front
pQrches; many desirable features.
making the houses comfortable.
Very ATTRACTIVE location. cement
sidewalk. curb, large shade trees,
etc
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WANTED-House Of about ten rooms Ir
Northwest. north OF Florida ave and west
OF 18th St. must have side lights kitchen
on FIRST floor; also porch or yard with shade
Address Bon $50. Times Office. IEnaa-tf
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Carpenters and Builders.

ALL KINDS Of job work done at reasonable
prices: drop postal; will call. TEOS- J..
LEWIS. BRO. 6S5 81 NV. Phone Main
500. ap--50t
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$4,000 EACH.

Attractive new slx-room brick
dwellings, Northeast. west Of 7th
81. bath and modern improve
ments. Very attractive. Renting
FOR secs A month
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s4ss-si. 900 VIII secure this bargain II taken
a. once. over acre close to steam and trolley;
sc communication. 7-room house, chic zen
houva stable shade; high elevation; hne
neighborhood. THE SOULE CO, go la. ave
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VIRGINIA.

CAPE VIEW COTTAGE. Buckroe Beach
Va. on the Chesapeake Bay two miles from
Old Point good view Of exposition trollal
and ferry Apply to MRS j. & OUTTEN
Hampton, Va. apl0-5t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing cansriss.
breeding cages. parrots, dogs eats. plant
food Eolddshes goats. rabbits Guinea pigs,
etc scHAID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81
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$4,000 EACH.

New houses west Of eth ST.: six
rooms and bath. nicely decorated;
goods yea back yards.
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GALEN HALL

HOTEf. AND sANATORIuA.
ATLANTIC CITY.
One 81 the newest stone, brick, and steal
buildings with every comfort always opens
slUGys ready: always busy.
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Dancing.

TIE oRDwAT. ssl nth 81. Nvv.-Frerr I-ues.
Fay. Thursday, and SATURDAY evening. begin
fsrs' class Z. 80. advanced. SD LADY assist
ants Proper discretion used ia admitting schoI.
ars TO our academy. Lesson soc: six lessons
s. 81 Private lesson by appointment ODeu
an summer, electric fans.
PROF. CHAS. n. wNNDHAM.
Phone n. 5bia mh25-st
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. soc: guar
Rntee waltz and tWO-gtep 10 men In Sever,
lesscas; ladies'. FIVE; class, 81 per month.
piano. p Address with stamped envelope
4. Substation q. aP5,S,91oIlie
MISS COULTER. Professor OF Dancing; pri-
vRts lessons soc. II you can walk I can
teach you to waltz. 2ls Eye 81 nv. Phone
Main 1lsq. n1h29-36f
NNHIsKEY. sg.o0 per gallon THE JOHN
ME.DDERBHIsN CO. sIs-sls Z s. nv. az.--..
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FOR sALE-Most convenient and attractive
6-room house IN the BloominRdaIe section
built after the owners exclusive IDEAS. large
yard; see 81 before purchasing For permits
sion 70 inspect address BOX $40. Times Of
fee au5-tf
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For SaEe-Lots.

FOR sALE-several choice lots. near 18th
st extended. at bargain prices. Address
OWNER, 1901 10Th 81. NV. aplo-7t
FOR sALE-Very cheap a very desirable I0t
fronting 20 feet zlst st. near o. not far
Hues
Louis P. SHOEMAKER e12 18th ST. y W
aps-9t
FOR sALE-A 3Ss foot frontage block
from wisconsin ave. near TenleytoWn power
house. with a depth OF Is feet at 10 cents per
square foot: frame house can be built
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
F.. 1879 Wisconsin ave. (s2d ST.
uah9s-l5t
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BY virtue OF decree OF tile Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia, in Equity cause
No. 26.0l0. in which Louis F. Shoemaker IS
the complainant and Charles u. Newman
ct al are defendants. We. the undersigned
trustees. viii sell az public auction, IN front
OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY. TIE
nth DAY OF APRIL 1907, AT O'ti.OCk
=. NJ. that piece OF property lying ia the
county OF Washington, District OF Columbia
and distinguished and beiug all OF lots
numbered three 60 and four 80 "a block
ten liel in the subdivision known as Meridian
I'm, as per plat recorded in l4iDer Levy
Court, numbered two 90, folio Gfty-eight Csi-
81 the records OF the surveyors Office Of
the District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale. Sl.59e on each lot OF the
purchase money 10 be paid IN cash, anu the
bsisnce in two equal installmenis. payable
10 be represented by promiEsory notes OF the
purchaser, bearing interest al the rate OF
Per cent per aRnuTn, payable semi anuua u.s.
and secured by deed OF trust IN form satis-
factory % Ia and the trustees 10 be named
by US on the property sold, or ali cash. AT
the option of the purchaser 4 deposit OF
$3.50 on each lot vii be required al the time
OF sale Terms Of sale TO pe compiled with
within fifteen DAYS from DAY OF sale or Inc
trustees reserve the right TO resell At thr
risk and cost Of the defaultiDg purchaser,
after Ave days advertisement OF such re-
sale In some newspaper published in Wash
ington, i. =. All eonreyancing. recording.
ste. at the purchasers cost
WILTON J. LAMBERT,
Trustee. 40 5th II. NV.
MASON n. RICHARDSON.
sp5-d&ds eXSu Trustee. Fendall BldE.
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

and others. without security; easy payments:
oraces in So principal cities: yourself
money By getting my terms frat. D.. d
To1SSAlS, Room sos. s5s 18th St NV. des-tf
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Carpet Cleaning.

CARPETS cleaned; taken up free. 1893 9TH St
5AE- Phone North 4Sls- mh26-Sot-ex sr.sa
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For SaIe-nouses.
FOR sAE-PRETTY NEW HOMES.
Very Easy Payments.

800 OR 500 CASH. BALANCE ~
VERY SMALL MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. THE PRICES OF THESE
HOUSES ARE LOW. WE GIVE THE
PARTY BUYING on EASY PAY
MENTs THE SAME LOW PRICE
THAT a CASH BUYER WOULD
PAY
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Moving, Packing. Shipping

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. etc
moved with care; lacking and shipping a spe-
Cislty- KREIG'S EMPRESS, l224 II st. NV
Phone III. 201O. ulh23-39t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. now located al
So5 NEW YORK AVE.
Large Padded Vans, "a Load
e-hOrse Wagons. s. Load.
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ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. Qne.) },
s2s75.

s2,s75.
NEW HOUSES. 18TH AND il SITS.
s. f.. containing six rooms: modern
bath furnace heat, cabinet manteIs.
nicely lapered. porcelain tub. sta ton
AIRY washstand. TWO stories and cellar,
lot lsxleG feet 10 vide alley; rent
$40 per month. NOW OPEN.
TERMS. 500 CASH. 50 per Month
JOSEPH I. WELLER.
Realty Broker, so2 2 st. n. W.
ap7-tf
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Storage.

no Buy, SELL OR STORE FURNITURE:
storing ana packing a specially. BOWLING
& CO, Auctioneers. 61e Z ST. Phone 81 5i5-
u.h2s-sot
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. AS 40 "a
S6th St NV. Phone Main 4zZ9. mh2-9Gt
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FOR SALE
A SPLENDID, GOOD LOCATION.
Low price
Only 81. 15G.
On an avenue west Of 9th 81.
WELL PLANNED
1ST FLOOR-Parior. back psrior.
dining room. pantry, and kitchen
- FLOOR-4 bedrooms ana hath.
TWO STAIRWAYS; rear porches;
AL rooms newly papsred; dry cellar
under entire house; FURNACE
HEAT Lot is front, about fG9
deep: alley.
Stone & Fairfax, Is4z New York Ave.
spl0-5t
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Spring Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL
VirEinia I've. I'D Reach
Atlantic City. ". ].

AIAntic tltys n j.
Most central location. Under entire new
management The huteI has been thoroughly
refurnished and is the peer q cleanliness,
luxury. and comfort; conducted upon the
highest standard OF excellence. the cuisine
managed BY the most competent OF chefs.
The terms range from $3.50 Up BY week;
$3.50 Up BY the day, American plan. 81 80
per day. European plan The hotel contains
$50 beautiful rooms. steam heated. many
en- suite with fresh and sea water baths,
also public hot see water baths Orchestral
concerts daily. Garage attached Automo-
biles meet al trains. Booklet.
nhIs-s0t CHARLES 2. COPE. Prop'r.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Csrniina ave. and the Beach n6ar
piers and attractions: large. sunny rooms.
private baths: elevator: sun parior- Cspscity
$50. Table and services superior. Special
spring terms. BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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$1,000 EACH.

New houses on 3 street northeast.
Well constructed: two stories and
cellar under the entire house
furnace hest: many cabinet man
tells; beautiful bath room. The en-
tire house very handsomely pa
peTed. Covered rear poTches
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For Rent-Flats.
Wanted
UBfurnished Flat.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rat. three or four
recEns: second floor: BY adults: Mt pleasant
o. Columbia Heights. reasonably Address
BOX s5s Times office sra-sf
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y ETGT Most Eelect and attractive
@s<A%<2S ANS4A5 moderate priced hotel on
the beach accommodations. service and cui-
sine excel any in town at similar prices
Capacity CO., All tacdern conxenlences-
Booklet h }. DIMES
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Express and MOving.

We MOVE ANYTHING"
Our facilities for the moving q furniture,
freight, safes. machinery. etc. ara unex-
eeiled Our handlers are experienced and va
guarantee the best service. Heavy hauling
cone by the load. piece or b. contract. Get
our estimate.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY,
s20-s22 z st. NV. Phona SO.
nhfz-tf
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Wanted-nOney.

sVANTED-Ioan Of g. 25g. ample hrst-tTlist
security; improved city property per cent
paid. title certificate furnished. Address
BOX 3s6. Times office. apli-st
WANTED-ss.o 600 for 10 months; viii pay
back monthly and pay $500 for the Loan good
security. Address BOX $50. Times Office.
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-smaI house and new baru, and
8 acres Of land: Is minutes walk 10 Column
bia cars; / fare. Apply 1921 18th 81. nH.
ap5-1t
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Found.

FOUND-Looket; owner can have same by
proving property. Address Box $50, Times
once II
LACEY's delicious ice cream and sherbst.
zoc and soc Per salon; i've large bricks n
ave. nv. mh2-tf
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Lost.

loST-Pin. three or four leaf clover. set
with pearls: chip diamond center. s. reward
ECHRTNER, go 18th St nv. apiQ-3t
LOST-Saturday. April S. between LanEdon
and Agricultural Department. taiEate Of
Odds TunabOut, lamp attached. Return TO
WALTON. 42s g ct. NV. and receive reward
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PropOSals.

PROPOSALS FOR LIME stone and MAR
BILE WORK. Office of Building for National
Museum. Library OF Congress Washington.
ID. g, April 10. l90I--Scparate sealed pro
posals Tor furnishing and delivering alf Of
the cue buzz BEDFORD LINE STONE. and
for furnishing. delivering, and setting in
place complete all Of the interior MARBLE
WORK required FOR the Fofumda In the south
pavilion OF the new building Tor the Ma
tional Museum. in this city. VIII be received
at this Office until O'CLOCK P n. on
"WEDNESDAY. MAY sth. 1907. and then pub
licIy opened immediately thereafter Speed
fications and other information furnished on
application to this ONCE. BERNARD r.
GREEN, Superintendent % Construction
aplo, i2. IS, -. 20, %9.3o
OFFICE Pt-BLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS. Washington, Z. c. April 10. 1861
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate. VIII be IT,
ceiyed here until p. n NAY 10. 1907 for
furnishing during the year ending June 30
nOwer-p0ts, Class 3. paints, els. glass. etc :
Class 4. hardware Class = agricultural
implements. etc; Class g. use OF teams
Glass !, iron pipe and plumbers supplies
Glass 8, stationery: Glass 2. manure and fer
tilizers Class 10 sand and gravel: Class H.
soil: Glass J.. zee; Class Is. lime. cement,
felt. etc; Glass Il, brick Class IS, sod:
Class IS, fuel; Class Il, lumber SepaTat to
proposals for each class desired. Informa-
ton can be obtained here CHAS- $.
CROMWELL. Col. ap1o1l.i l9.mys,s
PROPOSALS FOR PIPE. FITTINGS. and
VALVES Once Of Building for National
Museum, Library of Congress, Washington
D. c.. April 10. 1907. Separate sealed pro-
posals for GENUINE SOFT WROUGHT
IRON PIPE and BENDS EXTRA HEAVY
CAST IRON BEADED FITTINGS, and
GATE VALVES for this building VIII be
received at this Office until O'CLOCK P. NJ
on WEDNESDAY. NAY s. 1897. and then
publicly opened. Specifications and other tn
formation furnished on application TO this
Office. BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintend-
ent OF Construction. APPEL i2.ao, SO
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington,
D. g. March H. 1907--Sealed proposals win
be received at the Office OF the Purchasing
Agent of this Department, until o'clock
D. m. Monday, April -, 1907, for furnishing
miscellaneous stationery supplies, wrapping
paper. typeWriters, computing machines
scales, rubber stamps and supplies. number
ing machines. seals. copying presses furni-
ture carpets, baskets. boxes. dry goods.
Irvine. corCage, hardware, trucks. leather
supplies electrical supplies. paints, oils,
chemicals, lumber, fuel Ice forage. house
hold supplies etc. they may be ordered
by the PostogIlce Department and Postal
Service during the fiscal year or the four
wears beginning July 1. 1867. as the contracts
may be awarded Blanks for proposals. with
specifications and Instructions 20 bidders,
VIII be ready FOR distribution on OF about
March 20 1877, and viii be furnished upon
application 70 the Purchasing Agent for the
postofiice Department, Washington. D. G 9.
v J.. MEYER, Postmaster General
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$3.50.

West Of 18th street northwest.
semi-detached, six rooms tiled
hath. porcelain tub; furnace heat,
front and rear porehesi renting FOR
23150
Stone & Fairfax, I54a New York Ave.
aufn-7f
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1OST-An old-fashioned slide gold bracelet,
in the vicinity OF I'D and o SITS. last Friday.
Reward. Also on sunday. between Con
EressionaI Library and rakoma Park, pink
silk scarf. Return to 9. q. ABRAMS. care
Parker, Bridget q Co. ap9-3t
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucuoneers.
6lg = ST ~ W
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
UNIMPROYED PROPERTY on
kAL0RAMA ROAD, FORMERLY
SUPERIOR STREET. NOT FAR
WEST or SIXTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, AND NEAR THE
TWO LARGE RESIDENCES RE-
GENTLY CONSTRUCTED By
SENATOR JOHN b. HENDER-
SON, ONE OF WHICH IS NOW
OCCUPIED BY MR.. STRAUS.
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
AND LABOR.
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Auction Sales.
Sale Tomorrow at 1O A. M.
ess Louisiana ave. n. W.

On TUESDAY. April Is. 1897, j Vii sen
within the auction rooms OF Brown q Tolson.
1903 II -. NV, to pay storage charges, ali
goods stored in the names OF Ella Johnson
VIM. Jones. Wm. s. White, Wm. Gilbert
Bertha Wallace, and Mrs. Geo. Humphrey.
apl0-6t
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WHISKEY. 500 per gallon. THE JOH.
MEDDERBURN CO.. 6ls-sls Z 81. NV. apz-i
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~ St. and Calvary Church or at Calvary
Church. s. reward II returned 70 f36 II st.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-20
LOOS GIVES DINNER Housewarming Last Meeting of the Present Board of
 Aldermen. A CLOCK FOR THE HOST Keys to City Hall Can Now be Turned Over to the Victorious
 Democrats.
A CLOCK FOR THE HOST

One of the most delightful house. warnings in the history of the city was given last night to the board of aldermen and a few other guests by Emil Loos at his home on Linden street. The affair served as a final going out of the present board of al- dermen and incidentally the last so- oial function in the turning over of the keys to the citadel to the demo- crats.
 The party assembled shortly after o'clock in MT, Loos' pleasant home and the members told stories and pre- sented new jokes for an hour while Felsburg's orchestra furnished music. The alderman invited the assembled guests to dinner There were two tables, the decorations of one being in pink and of the other in white. The sheep were not separated from the wolves, however, and the republicans and democrats mingled at the tables,
 After a. substantial repast had been enjoyed and cigars were lighted and the bottles of pure lake Whitney had been opened, Alderman Johnson was appointed toastmaster of the evening, Everyone was called upon to speak, but the addresses were strictly infor- nal.
 No reference was made to the Pearl street extension or to the new style of lenders. Mayor Studley did not touch upon the Bennett fountain. The recent financial crisis, the capture of Presi- dent Walker, the Gunner Moir contest
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anad Roosevelt's message were for gotten.
 The change brought about by the recent election was gently referred to by Alderman Mulvey, who said that he hoped the next board would be entirely without party lines and would work in unison for the good of the city.
 Just after Alderman Mulvey had expressed this laudable ambition a bell was heard ringing near the toastmas- ter's seat and he jumped up and pre- sented MT. Loos with a handsome crystal clock on behalf of those pres ent. MT. Loos, for the first time in his life, was speeches.. He over- came his emotions after minute and thanked the donors heartily.
 Everyone present spoke in the high est terms of MT, Loos, and republicans and democrats both said they were glad that he was to stay on the board an other year.
 Those present were Mayor John Payne Studley, Alderman John o. John son, F. L. Homan, Henry H. Townshend, W. Perry Curtiss, Joseph H. Mulvey, Thomas H. Molloy, James J. Devine, David L. Davis. Thomas F. Keleher, Berne A, Russell, Andrew P. Allen, Superintendent Melvin Hepburn of the Marlin works, Thomas F. Sullivan of the oneco, A. Oswald Pallman and H. w. Lincoln
 The party is breaking up as we go to press