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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-22
SCHOOL GIRL GIVES
PAPA'S IDEA Of
FARGO
Little Girl Wants superintend-
ent of Schools to Decide Oft
Debated Question.

At least one little heart is troubled
over the oft repeated and much de-
bated question What city is the
metropolis of North Dakota?" and
superintendent of Schools Helen j.
Prindeville has been appealed to in
the hopes that CLOSE shave" be
avoided by one anxious school girl
residing in one Of the small towns
north of Larimore on the Hannah line.
The following letter was received
this morning by the county superin-
tendent of schools:
I-k---r. N. Oak.
May Fl, OF
Dear Miss Prindeville: In my ex-
animation in geography stated Grand
Forks was the metropolis of North
Dakota, and my teacher Miss Blank
says that this was mistake, that I
should have given the credit to Fargo
but papa says that Fargo is not now
and never will be the metropolis that
it is only an over grown prairie vii
lage where they pad" the census and
make out they are larger than Grand
Forks, and that this city is and will
continue to be the real metropolis of
North Dakota.
Now as Miss Blank is the best
teacher ever had and Of course as
papa knows every thing inside and
outside OF books, and as those two
learned persons don't agree on this
point think you should give me full
credit for this question.
brought home the questions to
papa and he says If don't get full
credit for Grand Forks it will be what
he calls "close shave" whether l
pass or not.
Will you please bear this subject
in mind and oblige, yours truly,
Miss Prindeville says the little girl
will undoubtedly pass.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-22
BIG GRADUATING CLASS.
In Devils Lake High School This
Year-List Announced,

Devils Lake, N. D., May 22.-The
1907 graduating class of the Devils
Lake high school will give the grad
uating exercises in the armory Fri
day evening, May 81. Below are the
names of those in the senior class:
Jenevra v. Davis. Louis A. Glerum,
Anna Goldberg, Tene l.. Hornett. Car
rie O. Hornett, Emma B. Riordan,
Wilhelmina H. Jacobson, James Bren-
nan. Francis w. Cowan, George v.
Jameson, Juliette S. Shortridge, Jen-
ME Belle Lewis, Harold Dodge. Susan
c. Small, Mildred Holmes, Emma 8.
Severson. Goldie E. Arnold, Exzlia E.
Beauchamp.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

FOR RENT-ROOMS BY THE DAY,
week or month at the ingalls, House.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-22
E. J. LANDER s co.
leave the matter lust where It started

leave the matter just where it started.
A committee composed of the presi-
dent and secretary was appointed for
the purpose Of taking suitable action
on the communication.
A motion which was made yester-
day and which provided for an ex-
haustive examination into the cause
and methods of avoiding wrecks, is
still in the incubator, but it is prob
able that some action will be taken
by the states attorneys individually. II
not as an organization along the line
indicated by the resolution.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-22
Will Attend Dedication.

Mother Superior Bernadine, who
was here yesterday looking over work
on the st. Michael's hospital, has gone
to jamestown to attend the dedication
of the new st. Johns $4,000 academy
building tomorrow!
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-22
RECEIPTS,

~ ss;s S s. ~; ssse IL; last Year. 3d.
Minneapolis-Wheat, 246; last year.
Duluth-wheat, IS; last year, 20.
LIVERPOOL Close-Wheat TX to IN
higher; corn ! to y higher.
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS
The Herald Want Ad Page Is
displayed daily on Herald Bul-
ietin Boards in the following
prominent ioratiOns;
NORTHWEST

W. A McNulty 1900 llth St NV Cigars. tobaecos.
newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Pearson's Drug Store. 18th and sts. nv.
A. 7. Pride, the Georgetown druggist, Sth ana I
SIS.
newspapers, periodicals, and pool
Lloyd Gross. 2l5S Pa. nW. Cigars, magazines,
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A. Goldman l2i "a s.. nv. Pipes, tooaccos ana
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Martins Shoe Shining Parlors, I5i3 Wisconsin ave
NV.
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drugs
Pagan Bros. Isol IA ave. nv. Cigsrs tobaccos
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TahaTd fun Library.
c. H. GFahsm. l25a sd st. Newspapers, maga-
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singletons Pharmacy, cor. Goth and = sts. w.
Everything IN drugs. newspapers and periodicals
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soUTHWEsV
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Dudleys. 699 7th st. sw Smokers articles, fishing
tackle. stationery. &c
j, Walter Mcdonald, drugs. cigars and toilet arti-
cles. Branch 2. o., a. and l. sts.
Cassadys. 70l its ST. sW. for grUceri5s provisions
tObaccOs, stationery. newspapers.
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e F. Dudley se 7th 81. sw, Cigars, tobaeeos,
periodicals. open daily and sunday
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
RAILROADS.
CHEsApEAKE & oHIo RATLWAY.

6cieduie in efect Aofemoer >. i.t3-
268 T. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-stcps at principal points Virginia. Feslihlis
train. standard e1acaesi Iarlcr 70 Virginia H1l
suTings Pullman sisepeB Clifton Forge 20 L1uis-
vile CinciE1au. indianapolis 81 LQlis and Chi-
cag0; buffet service from G1rdousEillc
40 z. M.-NEW g. a. o. LIMITED. Dsilg-
Fast new Feslibuie tmins STOPS GnIg az GoTd0nsEe,
charlottesville Siaunt0H, Clifton Forge, and Gov
ingtoal Va; RoHeevCrte and Hinton, M. Va Pull
man sleepers TO Lexington Louisville Cincinnati.
indianapolis 81 L0uis, and Chicago. Dining caFs,
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ula J.. Nj. +. =. LIMITED. psIly-solid
Fsstibnie train. Pullman sleeHgfs % Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louissile ConPaTJHlsIf sleeping
ear 10 Virginia Hot Springs seek days Dining eEs.
Ia carte service. sleape-s Cincinnati O. thieagl
and ST. Louis aHd Louisville % Memphis, Nashville.
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets a. Chaapeaks and Ohio
Oces 5i3 Pennsylvania avenue 5s lith street. near
r. and sixth street Station. Tr.eIheues AaL1 5Isa
fer Psnnsglyauiz L. 4 Cab Service and Main lao3
for & A ID Ticket Office.
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AIEeTlIAEn
TRAAS-PAGIFIG MAILS.

Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daiy az
II IS p. N. up to April Is, for dispatch h1 steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii. Japan. Kores China and Phiiprira
Islands, via san Francisco. close here daily al Il -
,. III. mp TO april IS for dispatch tg steamer
Korea.
Australia iexcspt mails for West Australia FIH
Islands and New Caledonia specially addressed
mails fer New Zealand and samoan Islands via
Vancouver. and Victoria =. G.. CLOSE here daily
at $50 T. M. up 90 April %, fer disuatch hy
steamer AIoana
Japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily at $50 g. ui. up 20
April a. fer dispatch ly steamer Tango 1lar.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea China. and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco close hers daily sc
i1l5 p. m up 90 April g for dispatch by steamer
America Alaru.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands sia san
Francisco. close EtTe daily at ll-5 D. n. ND 10
May J. for dispatch hy United States transport
japan iexcept -Taresis-post nails. KoTee, China.
ard Philippine Islands. via Vancouver aud Vic
toFia. B. g., close here daiiy at $50 D. up 20
May z. fer dispatch ty steamer Empress Of
China.
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snuTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FollCUiug schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaTaIseed-
= - d. m.-Dansile and sag stations.
IS a. m.-HaErisanbuTg and aay stations.
saDa 2. m.-sleepeEs and coaches 60 Atlanta ard
NeB Orleans Dining Car
IL 90 a. m.-Slcsuers and claches 10 Columbia
Savannah and Jscss1ayille. Dining Car.
sl.55 p m.-Sleepers ard clsches 10 Atlantis and
Columbus Ga. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 10
San Francisco tTi-ug6kiy.
rs0l D. m.-HaTrisoubuTg and way stations.
40 =. Ta.-Charl0ttesElls. NalrenI0u, and way
stations
g 80 p m-SieepeEs snd coaches % Charlotte Co
llnba and Augusta Dining Car.
sI0l5 p. m.-sleepers and coaches lTia LynchbuFg
and BRISTOL % Chattanooga. Memphis. and Sew
Orleans. Dining Car
IL % D. m.-NeE York and New ORLEANS Limited
Solid Pullman 20 Asheviis, Atlants, Birmingham,
and New Orleans Club aad Observation Cars Dins
ing Car.
Note-eDaily. fWtek days
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
Z IS s.5 and q 15 a. m go SIS. SIS. N@0. and
IIsi0 p. ID. daily Local trains from Harrisonb1rg,
lis a. N week days and szD D. d. daily 1T1Ia
Charl0ttessiIlr le q. M. daily.
Frequent trains 20 and fr0m BluemCut.
Ticket Ofices. 7o5 18th ST.. 5l Pa sve.i and
penuss iFania Station
C. d. ACkERT, S. II. HARDMICK,
T.P. & Gen, Mg1 Pass Irsf Mgr
". H. TAYLOE. q. p. A. L. g. BROWN, G. A.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED 100 Young MEN AND YOUNG La
dies 10 enter our special classes now forming for
drin ia Mathematics conducted by an Expert Msth-
emariCisn. The work IS especially designed for thc
Public School Examinations and the Civil Service.
Gail address for terms, SSe, CAPITAL COM
AlERCIAL COLLEGE. $50 D ST.. Georgetown. DC.
apl2-d
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BIS
learned ST cur school in 30 70 80 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pitman. Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
Syllable sgsiems. Individual instruction. sIENU-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. sl5-5ls Colorado Building.
oc3-U
THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF HELP, BUT II
you want the best help for any business. you sili
secure it by placing a small ad In The Herald
One cent word for oue time. Phone msiu 500. Il
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PERSONAL,

AY EAPTIEST OSE or LIFES FIRST STAGE
is accepting oar progressive cash for uet discarded
wearing 4pEaui shirts shoes hats. cal ans hour
ran 4y. IUsTH OLD STAND, ss D.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE. HIGH GRADE sERY-
icc- specialist in delicate and intricate matters Ts
q5uung tact AMI diaiamacy; unaueStion4hle cFedeu-
tsls absolute secrecy guaranteed any csuse, all sec
tions private consultation rooms 20 wears practical
experience. MORGAN BRADFORD. Jr. SUITE ~
COLORADO BUILDING. 18th and g. lfoF nigat
ard SUNDAY seul-C phone residence. NoFtA 45i3.l
srltSt
VIII PAY YOU HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for worn garments ladies esatemen's. and chill
dIen's SHOES ana hats address postal VIII call.
J.. TARsHES, Is18 5th 81. nw. Phone North is9.
hU1n
WHIsKEY. 8 PR GAL THE JOHN WE'D
DERBUBS. 6i5 si. Nv. apsu
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF IOU WILL
be Sgrsesb'y surprised If sou VII let me sell IL for
you MARCUS NOTES. a25 eth ST. uE. phone
Main 5l7L nol0u
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T. Il. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys,
n THE SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT
of Columbia, holding District Court In re the
extension Of Monroe street. Auac0stla. ID. C.. from
Harrison street uorthvafd 10 the Anseostia River
District Court No 7H.-Notice is hereby given that
tile Commissioners gf the District If Columbia. par
sIant % the provisions ol act o. Congress ap-
proved jane 27 1896 entitled An act making ap-
uTuIdiations 20 provide for the extension Of the
government of the District of Columbia Tor the
fiscal year ending June g. 1887. and for other pur-
POSES have nled a retiiQn IN tins court pray
inz the condemnation Of tie land necessary for the
extension ot AolIoe street, Anacostia, D. g., from
Harrison street northEard % the Anscostia RiFer,
as shown plat OF map hled with the said
petition, as part thereof. aud uTaying also that
iJy " five iudicGus experienced dsinteFested men,
sle shall be fTseh01ers within the District Of
COLUMBIA. not related 10 ans person interested in
These proceedings and not IN the service OF employ
meut Of the District Of Columbia Or of the United
states. be- summoned by tire United States marshal
for the District Of Colombia 20 assess the dam
ages each owner Of land % BE- taken may sustain
Ey reason of the aforesaid extension Of Monroe
street aud she condemnation % the land necessary
iGt the purposes thereof and 10 tie hsnehts
resulting theIefron including the expenses Of these
proceedings as provided for IN and b. tie aforesaid
ot April A. D. 1857. ordered that all persons laT-
ing any interest IN these proceedings be, and they
are hereby warned and commanded % appear n
this c0art on 0I before the 7TH DAY or NAY. "A.
D. ls3. at % Oelock "a. and e0utiuue IN a.
tendance Uufil the court shall Lave made its inal
order Tatifging and confirming the award Of dam
ages ard tie assessment Of benefits Of the jury 90
De enpauelea and sworn herein and It Is further
ordered thar copy Of this notice and order be pub
lisied onoe IN the Washington Law Reporter and
Tor six secular days IN the Washington Evening
star TIE Washington Herald and the Washing
ton Times. newspapers published in the said District
commencing az least twenty DAYS before the said
lth day ot May. A. ID. 1907. Il is further ordered
that q copy oi thls notice and order he served hy
the United States marshal CT his deputies EpoH
such Of she owners Of the land % be condemned
herein as nav he found BIZ the said marshal oT
bis deputies Nit.in the District es Columbia and
upon the tenants and occupants Of the same before
the said 7th day Of May A. Il. 1897. By the court.
JOB BARNARD. Justice. 4 true c0py-TesJ.
iSeai3 J. K. YOUNG Clerk By +. f. Gun
NINGHAM. Assistant CLERK apl2 I3I5l6I7l Is
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LEGAL NOTICES.
2. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attomeys

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a District Court, IN re The
extension u School street northwest In the Dsfrlct
OF Columbia, District Count No, 7Z5.-Aotiee Is
heFfby given that the Commissioners o. the DIS
trict o. Columbia, pursuant io the provisions oi
an act of Congress approved February 6, 1857 en-
titled An act for the eKtsnslcn d school street
northwest" have bled a petition m this court
praying the condemnation Of he land necessary Tor
the extension q schoo street northsest from lta
present southern terminus 70 Irving street, with q
width of SITS feet as shown 0n e plat o. map filed
with the said peition part thereof, and praying
alsa that e jury of five mdiei0gs experienced DIS
interested men. Who shall be freeb0lders within he
District of Columbia, not rciated 70 any Person
interested in these proceedings and rot ln the
service or emrloyment Of the BistFict of Columbia
0r Of the United States. be- summoned BY the
United States marshal fof The District of Columbia
10 assess the damages each owner o. land 70 D.
taken may sustain by reason Of the said extension
Of seboo street. and Tie condemnation q the iaiia
necassarp for the purposes thereof and 10 assess
the benefits resulting thereiTom including the ca
Vcnsa5 Of these proceedings. as PROVIDED iI IN ana
by the aforesaid aci q C0ngress It Il, py tls
court. this nth day of April 4. ID. 1851
ordered. that al pcuous having any interest IN
these proceedings b.. and they are hereby, warned
aud commanded 70 appear IN this oDuTt on or be
fore the 10TH DAY OF MAY, A. u. 1877. az 10
oeiiek q. "a. aud continue IN attendance uHtu the
cont shall have made its hBai order Taiifylng aua
confirming ile award Of damages and the asses
u.eHt o, benefits e the jary 10 be empansied aud
sEeFu herein and IL is further oFdsred that coi3
of ihis notice and order b. published once IN the
Washington Law Reporter and for six secular days IN
TIC Washington Eyenug Star. Tie Washington Herald
and the Washington Post newspapers published % the
said District commencing a. least twenty days be
fore the said 10th day Of Nav, B. -, 1871. IL Is
further ordered that cops of this notice and rider
be served by the United States marshal or BIS
depdties upon sHch u the aVueTs Of tie land 10
De condemned herein az may be- found b. the SAID
marshal or his daplfes within the District of Co
hrnb{a. and upon The tenants and OCCUPANTS Of
thr same before the said 10Th day of Aiay A ID.
1907 b. Tie court JOB BABNARD, justice. A
fne copy-Test lscsLl j. H. YOUNG. Cierk. By
T. T. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CLERK.
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a. LEFTWICH SINCLAIR. Attorney.
Filed April 3, 1917,

N THE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
n Columbia. holding a SPECIAL Term as a DistTicr
Court q tie United States fer the District of Co
iumnia. IN the matter Of the payment Of damages
resulting 70 adjacent property from changes ia the
grades q streets, avenues, and alleys authorized
Icy che act cf Congress 5pFT0Ted February 3, 1888.
relating 70 the construction Of a Union Railroad Sta
uun IN the District u Columbia. Distract Court
No. 6lL-NOtice is hereby given that We. the under
signed, having been designated and appointed by the
supreme Court q the DisTiet o. Columbia holding
special term a United States District Court f0E
the District q Columbia, q commission 70 aH~
praise the damages resulting 20 adjacent property
from changes IN the grades Of streets avenues and
alleys authorized by the act of Congress approved
February . 1906 relating % the construction q a
Juicn Aailroad Station in the District Of Columbia,
Viii met al l019 q. m. On the ETH DAY or
NAY. A. D. 1907 at the United States Court House
lcity Hall. in the District % Columbia in a room
@ be assigned by the United States marshal fer
said District, for the purpose Of viewing the pop
erty affected by the changes Of the grades Of the
follow ing named streets avenues. and alleys In said
Dstriet, and hearing testimony touching the damages
resulting 20 real property from said changes Of
grade III aceo-dance with the terms ard provisions
ot the act Of Congress approved April 2. 1901, en-
titlod An act 20 provide fcr payment Of damages
on account Of changes Of grade due 10 construction
q the Union Station, District Of Columbia TO wit;
Third street northeast between N street and Flor
ida avenue street northeast between Third street
and Florida avenue: North Capitol street. between
and q streets Dingusn place. Mccullough street,
and the alleys IN square numbered six hli545 and
twenty-eight tasl; street northwest between
North Capitol street and New Jersey avenue and
Delaware avenue northeast. between and d streets
0Eners Of real property damaged by the change OF
the grade Of any Of said streets, avenues alleys
viii nle a petition with Us. in this cause. signed
and sworn TO, fer allowance Of damages, within
sixty l60 days after the said 18th day Of May a b.
1891 The aforesaid act OF Congress approved April
2. i94 provides that upuR the failure OF any such
owner 70 thus present hs claim for damages within
said period his right 10 do so shall cease and de
teFnine. CHARLES A. BAKER GEORGE ".
MOSS and GEORGE SPRANsY, Commission TO
apEGass damages A true copy-Test; lseaLj J r.
YOUNG. CLERK. By +. y, CUNNINGHAM, Assist
amt Clerk atsG-3otexS
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWLING 4 co. AUCTlONEERs,
6l2 st. uW


62 + st. MS.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UE-
IMPROVED PROPERTY on KALO-
RAMA ROAD FORMERLY sllPA- ~,
SIXTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, AND NEAR THE TWO
LARGE RESIDENCES RECENTLY
CONSTRUCTED BY SENATOR JOHN
b. HENDERSON. ONE OF WHICH
STRAUS. SECRETARY OF COM
MERGE AND LABOR
By virtue Of a decree * the supreme Court 81
the District Of Columbia. in eguity cause No ael0,
IN which Louis +. Shoemaker is the complainant
and Charles K. Newman et a. are defendants. We.
the undersigned trustees VII sell at public auction,
Ia front If the premises. on WEDNESDAY. TIE
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1867. AT ;
O'CLOCK J.. NJ, that piece n property lying Ia the
county 0i Washington. District Of Columbia. aue
distinguished o. and being an of lots numbered
three 3 and four li IN block ten C0l. IN the sub
division knoBu as Meridian Hill. as rfr plat re-
corded IN ihir levy Court, numbered two %, folio
ftyeght l5sl Of the records Of the Surveyors efhee
Of the District II Columbia.
Terms q. Eale; s.. 500 on each lot q the purchase
money 20 BE- Iaid in cash. and the balance in two
equal installments payable in one and tNo years
from day Of ssif and 60 be- represented hy pFcinia
soFy notes Of the purchaser bearing interest at the
rate of psf cent PER anHum. payable semiannaally
and secured by deed OF trust iu form satisfactory 20
and the trustees to be named hy ne on the
Property sold; or all cash, az the option Of the
purchaser A deposit Of 500 on each lot wi be re-
uuircd az the time Of sale. Terms ui sale 70 DC
complied with within fifteen DAYS from day q sale.
CT the trustees reserve tha right O. resell az the risS
and o. the defaultng purchase. after I've DAYS
advertisement Of such resale IN newspaper pub
lshod in Washington j.. e.. All conyeyanelngl re
cordug. &C. 40 the purchasers cost.
WILTON j. LAMBERT.
Trustee 80 5th ST. nW.
MASON N RICHARDSON.
apigH Trustee Frudai hiag
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS OF GEN
eFsl electrical supplies. dynamos, notes auto sup
plies electric and steam pumps; everything pertaining
10 electricity from the establishment Of city plant
to the supplying Of the simplest electrical appliance
comes within the realm Of this business Our men
have the facilities and the ability 70 plan out and
Froducs the special electrical appliances that one
particular need demands. NATIONAL ELECfRI-
CAL SUPPLY CO. 1880 \. Y, ave. mh&St
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU
OF Engraving and Printing Washing
ton ID. G., April T. l907.-Sealed proposals
Will be received ar this office until , T. m,
MONDAY. May G, 1907. to furnish during
Brass Castings and iron Castings. Awards
will be mace only TO established Inanufac-
tursrs Of. or dealers ia, the articles
The right Is reserved to reject any or ali
bids or parts of bids Blank forms. with
specifications for proposals and other In
formation desired VIII be furnished in
tending bidders on application to THOS-
J. SULLIVAN. Director Of Bureau
mi IL
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

a2 18th ST wv ROOMS AND BATH; gD
floor. year porch end yard S250 kAERiCk A
MFTCALF, I39 ~ \. ave. uw. apl45t
so EAST CAPITOL sr-COBNEH; SOUTHERN
exposure. "a holr; 4 large rooms and bath hot
water heat adults those wishing quiet rooms in
Titrd "a inspect aplf2t
IL THE NORFOLK. I'D AND ID STS Ne, A g.
room apartment. Rent. 81. apIs3t
FOR RENT-A PRETTY 5ROOM APARTMENT
located IN Eckington. one haf square from ears /:
tiled bath; an modern o0HYeuignces. Rent Tcduced
to S1050 par month
NYm. II. Saunders a Co., 1907 Il st. nv.
suf24t
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
Vay more shan the company issuing them; must
be sFen years old; no industrial policies. ThE
ja3Uf