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FACIAL TREATMENT.

BE Young and Beautiful.
Try the Electric Vibration Treatment as given by
Miss NJ J. Boyd and her expert assistants; It re-
moves wrinkles and al facial blemishes; work done
st hotels and residences. Ell G. ST. NV. Phone
main 800. Mauicuring end Marcel Waving fele-tf
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TRAHS-PACIFIG MAILS.

Jsuan. Korea CANA and Philippine Islands. Wa
Seattle. close here daily 40 $50 T. III. up 10 Feb
ru5ry T. for dispatch uy steamer Lyra-
Australia texcept mails for West Australia. New
ZEALAND. Nev Caledonia. Samoa. Hawaii and spe-
ciaily zddrcssed mail fer the FIJI Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily az u:i5 D. N. up TO
February . fer Dispatch ty steamer S0ucma.
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
ands VIA san Francisco close here daily at Il As p
m mp TO February ., for dispatch by steamer
China.
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily at
ND p. N. Up TO March (, fo5 dispatch By steamer
Alameda.
japan icxceUt psrceispost mails. Korea, China,
aud Philippine Islands, VIA Vancouver. and Vic
t0ril British Columbia. close here daily az $50 p.
m UP 20 9iarcl Is, for dispatch by steamer En-
press Of India.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED YOUR HOUSE FLAT, OR or
mcnc room apartment Immediately for reEt. JOHN
sos. DENT 8 Co. eli 9TH ST. nv. Phone 1879.
fel6-0
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at Public Sale at the
SPEEDWAY STABLES,

li,h and d SITS. Washington. D. C.. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1907 AT ONE
O'CLOCK SHARP. car load Of extra good
horses consisting Of horses 10 suit all persons
They VII weigh from 1000 20 l.4o0 pounds These
horses have been selected with great care for this
market: also ONE SHETLAND PONY: Eve years
Old handsome and wen broke. These horses can
be seen Saturday aud sunday 18th and 18th. The en-
tire Tot are accmated and ready for service Don't
forget the date. rain or shine. WILLIAM *
RICHARD NcHENHY feI5st
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RATLWAY

Schedule IN effect November =, 1906.
go T. MOLD DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-Stops ri principal points ID Virginia. Nestbs
train. standard coaches. paTlCr 10 Clifton Forge
with connection fer Nirginia Hot Springs. Pullman
Slccpers Clifton Forse % Louisville. Cincinnati IN
diansIoiis st. Louis. and Chicago buffet s-Tsics
from Gordonsgille.
40 r. M-NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast nex yestblle train; stops only az GogconsFe.
Charlottesville stauEt0n, Clifton F0Tgc and CoTng
ton Va Ronceyerte ard Hinton. ". Va. Pullman
seepers 10 Lexington, Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian
spolis ST. Louis and Chicago Dining cars. a "a
carte service. One night out.
ud0 +. Nh D.. v. LIMITED, Daiiy-Sod
Yestibule train Pullman s.eeDers 10 Cincinnati Lex
ington and Louisville Compartment sleeping %
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars a IA
carte seryice. Sleepers Cincinnati u Chicago and
ST. Louis and Louisville % Memphis, Nashville. an
Southwest.
Reservations and tickets AZ Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue 6o3 18th street. near
]. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $50
Tor Pennsylvania X. 4. Cab Service and Main I5si
for q. & o. Ticket Once
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

HAIR, BIKTHMARks. MOLEs. &c. REMOVED
by electric needle; guaranteed permanent and pain
less; no scars; absolute privacy; references frOn
former PATIENTS apparently hopeless cases solicited
Consultation free. Electricity is the ony permanent
curt Tor saperhuous hair, BOX Il. Herald oaices
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EMERSON INSTITUTE T2 2ov se's st Sr0

College Preparatory. vita Primary Department;
WINsLOW r. RANDOLPH. Principal. ga litn q
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LAUNCHES AND ENGINES.

GET READY FOR SPRING! MARINE MOTORS.
all sizes and makes. both new and secondhand.
Launches. fixtures. and huls See me for bargains.
CHAS. A. MOSS, lnI 81. NV. fco50t
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

wANTED-TO OPERATE BRANCH EXCHANGE.
by IN experienced Young woman; best references.
Address REFINED. Herald Office felJ-5t
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HALLS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY AP-
pointed halls IN the cts TO let for all social pur
poses: large range in basement can be used when
banqg5ts are served. Apply MANAGER. the
Lewis Bldg. 1902 lith st. uw. Phone north 5l52.
ll1-end-lL
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DRESS-MAKIHG SCHOOL,

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF DESIGNING.
DRESsMAKING. LADIES TAILORING. AND
SEWING SCHOOL L10 q ST.
fEFcEy lady her own dTessmabfr.i
Tie CHly Place u Washington where ladies can
learn go DO their dress.nakiug and designing
equal - any fFst-class modistg. Take position
start business Tor themselves Every pupil c0muenc-
iuC Instructions this week VIII ct so reduction, and
win be guaranteed hrst-csss position FRENCH
PATTERNS CUT To ORDER. STYLE AND FIT
GUARANTEED. COME now.
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SITUATIONS WAIVED,

WANTED SITUATIONS YOUNG WHITE MAN.
colcrod butler driver. frstclass housemaid and
nurse. EUREKA I0r y y. ave
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR a GOOD SITUA-
ti0n! If so. place a small ad under this heading
state Your qualifications. and sou win reach the
best employers in Washington people who pay good
wages ard appreciate good help. Only lc word fer
one time. Phone main $500 If
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Herald Branch Office.

WdDt Gus LOT EiS Actos0 may DC
left at any of the following branch
offices. and will be promptly for
warded to the main office;
GOLDENBERG's-In information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. Cor. 9Th ST.. R. 1. ave.
and r ST. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY. eth and L SITS. NV.
DOM & sANFORD's PHARMACY. Cor. n. Y.
ave and North Capitol St NV
JOHNSTON's PHARMACY. l22I n J. ave- nW.
5. KAHN. SONS & Co. Information Bureau.
CHAS j. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY, Sth and
East Capitol sts.
r. T. WELLER'S PHARMACY, 1884 n st. nv.
ATkTNSON'S PHARMACY. nth and 6 SITS NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and g SITS. NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst and & sts NV.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY, 18th and Park SITS. nv.
hENESAW PHARMACY, Mt Pleasant and nv
ing sts. nv.
AfcNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and p sts Nv.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY 9th and p SITS. NV.
kENER'S PHARMACY. 9Th and 5 SITS. NV.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and SITS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA
SHERWOOD'S, corner Prince and Royal sts.
NEW YORK.
LA COSTE & MAXWELL, Nassau Beekman Bldg
CHICAGO.
Ia COSTE & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC CITY.
Il. s WALLACE, Cor Atlantic and n. G. aves.
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have a guaranteed cure; call and be convinced
Room Is. MetzeTott bldg. fel5-7t
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MISS ORA l.. FIELD AND ASSISTANTS
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE GAGE AND SCALP.
fel5-lm S2 ST NV.
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DOGS. CATS, BIRDS, ETC,

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS. SINGING CA.
narIes. breeding cages. parrots. dogs. cats plant
food, goldishes, goats rabbits. guinea pigs &S.
sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. III 18th 81 deZ7-u
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, 81 UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest New YORK designs; painting LIE
PREUX, l50I eth ST. Phone y 54slm- jaISu
WE WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms: by by 9. for Sc 10 by
Is ly g. for SLI0. Z by Is by g. SIS u ty % by g.
s. 50. and other rooms in proportion. Come, F. g.
NOLTE 907 Ilth st. uw. fest
CHEAPEST THING on EARTH-NEW UP-TO-
date wall paper. 1907 g0ods. SC q piece, samples
on request JOHN r. MAHONEY, 3I3 Pa. ave. Sc
Phone east $50 feqQ
ROOMS PAPERED. SIS; HOUSE PAINTING.
lowest prices CHAS A CARLISLE. SIS sth 81
and So J 81. Ew. Phone Main 6557. Ia2331t
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave and st.
EVERY OTHER HOUR Oh THE ODD HOUR"
20 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TEkNlNAL, 80 81, NEF YORk-
10 a. IL DIuer. Pullman rsror.
1910 a. M. Bguet. ParlOr tigeh0ur train.
~ q. ~ Diner and Pullman Psrlor Car.
I'll 90 a. IL Diner and Pullman Parler Car.
100 p. IA. Diner and psllniau par.or Car
800 j. H. Royal Limited All PUImslA
100 J.. Coaches % Philadelphia.
% J.. Ia. Diner aud Pullman FaTl0T.
. 90 =. n. Coaches to Philadelphia
'll@J D. IA. Sisepers-
'257 o. seepGs-
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. ga. fuao 8. n, ia.
30 ,. n.
EVERY HOUR Of THE HOUR"
tWeek days : a. II. 70 ?. A.
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days. 257 $50. $50. 10, 10 so. 80,
go go 49, uD0 A. n. zOj NON. 49, IN.
Za0. 30. go, 49, 49, So sos, So 51o. go.
100. 500. $50 1000, l0-5, ll5J, Ila5 ,. n
Sundays, 80, 70, - 80. $50. a1, 40 e. NJ,
10. lis. $40. 80. so. $50. co. so. d. I3-s.
us9, - J.. IL
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND AUKTHWEsT, IN snd 81
?. NJ
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
30 a. H.. 40 p. a., 'lZ-6 ujglt
IITTSBCRG. IL ,. IT,, $40 ,. m., I'D night.
CLE1 ELAND. 'g-lg ,. H.: COLUMBUS. ~
?. u.
WHEELING. s. 90 a. IT,. 80 p. n.
WINCHESTER { 50 a. Ia, ti.g5. 800 p. m,
ANNAPOLIS. week days, $50 a. H., l-l5 Eoon.
IS 2. H.. bJ9 =. u Sundays. go u and So
y.
LURAY and ELKTON. rs p n.
FREDERICK. tss5. ss.L5 .. IL, So. 49, So
Z. a..
HAGERsTowN. ass a. n and -5m p n
BOYD and way points. 80, ss15 a. L.. sl-N.
800, f555. Sl0Ij. 10 p. u.
GAITHEBs3UBC and way points. f555. s9I5 g.
H.. 1928. 81 ~. $50, '515. I5-5, i53. : - s.g-L5
I'll 20 D. n
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points fs.35
S9l5 a. H.. 81 %. 1890. f5@5 p 20.
Daily. -Ezcept Sunday. ssruday Only
Reservations o. Sleeping or ParlGr Car space. rates
CT fare &c viii b. QUICKLY furnished BY TELE-
PHONE al ali 4 the following Iicscs O-1ccs; AZ
G ST. nv, Telephone Main l59l SO Pennsylvania
ave-. Telephone, Main rs: station. New Jersey ave.
and st.-Tickgt once. Telephone. East 6s7i Inter
nation Bureau, East ~
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 90 LOTS - BENNING HEIGHTS:
terms 20 suit every one; start now. the time wi!
soon Vass-and you viii own the property In Greater
Washington. THE VALLEY REALTY Co. Room
e. Home Life Bldg. 18th aud q SITS. jaZ9-u
FOR SALE-FINE LOT ON NEW YORK AVE,
bet 18th and 18Th south side 3lH ~. f. SfL
front. Price $50.
MTLLEIs-SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE co,
Phone West 20 1913 WISCONSIN AVE. t3Zd ST.
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DANCING.

PROF l. a ACHER. liz 10Th ST wv
Glasses Wednesday and Saturday. Private lessons
by appointment. Phone \. SEA Quick method
felf7t
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HOUSES FOB RENT,

CHEAP TO GOOD TENANTS ST. NV; 8
rooms, pantry, linen room; two toilets; nearly new:
5000. OWNER &C V St. JaZO-u
40. 6l5 I ST. Me- ROOMS. BATH. AND ALL
mod imrs fine repair: 0nly S2l.Jo, 5. T. SMITH
REALTY CO.. Inc. III Colorado Bldg. fel7-3t
FOR RENT-To COLORED TENANT. GOOD 6
room house; only s. per month; near II ST. car
line, ne. S. 7. SMITH REALTY co, Inc. 2l
Colorado Bldg. felI-Jt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUNK REPAIRING: ALL TRUNKS VAR
nisled free: al work guaranteed. DE NEPHEWb,
800 9th 81 nv. Phone main -. fel5Gt
TAILOR-MADE SUITS AND GOWNS IN ALL
the latest styles. work and ht guaranteed; prices
moderate III X 81. NV Mcsdamcs GEORGE and
ELLIS. fcl2 lit
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. .

Fer sale or rent-Hoels. Cottages. and Boarding
Houses For further information apply TO WALTER
TOWNSEND II 5. Pennsylvania ave. Atlantic tlty,
y J. fei6-7t
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

EQUITY OF $3.50 NV. PROPERTY FOR
equity IN 2st0ry apartment house. EQUITY
Herald Office. fel6-3t
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CLEANING AND DYEIAG.

FRENCH CLEANING AND DYEISG; FIRST
class work. uJ6 18th St Nv. Phone north 55s5-
!aZ4-50t
THERE Is ONE CLOTHES Doc
ter az I155 Pa. ave NV, and he Is the only clothes
doctor IL Washington Phone Main lfs3. de3-d
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AUTOMOBILES.

BE UP TO DATE-I HAVE SEVERAL, AUTO
mobile delivery wagons that [ viii hire cheap By
the day week or month ESCHINGEKS CD
RAGE. rear rs 18th uw. Phone NJ 654 ja29tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANTED SEVERAL HORSES. SUITABLE FOR
delivery wagons must weigh about $50 pounds
Apply 10 w. NJ. BALDERSTON, Manager. Palais
Royal A. Lisugr. feIy6t
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS,

The following answers 10 want ads re-
main Unclaimedin The Washington Herald
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,
BICYCLES.

SECONDHAND BICYCLES. ALL MAKES. n
up; special tire, 99c up; agency Hudson bicycles:
cash or credit HAVERFORD CYCLE CO. "a
10th st. NV. foI7 ~ u
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LOST
FOUND
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE-ONE YEAR LEASE OF ST
store. located between llth and l4th. on north
side. For particulars address BOX 50, Herald Office
feI7-3t
SALOON. PENNSYLVANIA AVE, BETWEEN
18Th and 18th 81. NV, $40 See me at once
DJGAN- 6I Louisiana fCl1-3t
CAFE AND QUICK LUNCH. PENNSYLVANIA
ave NV; never closes. bargain DUGAN. 6l7
Louisiana ave. fCI7-sr
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. 5TH ST
NV. doing good paying business. DUGAN. Gl7
Louisiana ave fel73t
BARGAINSi BARGAINS! BARGAINS ao0-
Your choice Of groceries, stock and fixtures. and
living rooms each THORNTON 6I7 Mass. ave. NV.
feI5-3t
THE SAFEST AND GREATEST DIVIDEND
earning investments are in manufacturing stocks
l have splendid opportunity for a few investors
with from 500 20 5000 to realize from 10 10 .
Der cent profit on their money secured by i'm
proved real estate. machinery. and other appurte-
names to the business. Address PROMPT. Herald
ofice fe7 no 12l4f7
FOR sALE-FIyE SHARES STOCK OF THE
United States Realty CO. bargain BOX 81.
delalu ONCE fel5-3t
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STORAGE,

&c. PER LOAD FOR STORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
you money On hauling pscbiug, shipping, Call OF
phone Main Pa Il. BAUM a son. gl2 Pa ave
dc23tf
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
IE33 Iou street
INDESTRUCTIBLE
1850 rooms. silver vaults; money advanced az pr
cent Der auuum on goods stored IN this building
let our estimator call
PACKING. DRAWING. AND SHIPPING.
S&thtf
WE STORE FOR 3 CENTS A LnAp. ASDVING
Of al kinds. L. 5. STORAGE Co. sls25-12 Tenth
81. DIV. Prone VI. fE3 ug ut
STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &C. ar
WESCHLER'S, 90 Pa. ave. nv. Rates reason
able. Telephone Main lzS2 jaS5Im
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KREIG'S EXPRESS. 1924 Il st. nw. Phore main
22lc. fe5-lm
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS 81
LOAD. TWO-HORSE WAGON. $ LOAD.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER COMPANY,
is5eod-u 7i3 18th st. NV
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TABLE BOARD,

NEW FAMILY DINING ROOM NOW OPEN At
The Wilson 18Th and Harvard high class. we'll
served meals. choice home cooking fel7-1t
I07 10TH ST NW.-TABLE BOARD SO PER
month best Of everything; nicely fur. rooms.
fe1-eOd-t
wANTED-TABLE BOARDERS, BEST MEALS
in the city; gentlemen preferred 1910 9th St nv
fcl3cod-7t
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FOR SALE-T VIRGINIA HORSES DRIVERS.
saddlers. carriage horses. heavy draft. FRED
JOHNSON. ia st. Sc. fe5-eod1t
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED PREPARERS AND APPRENTICES
far millinery. FLEMING'S, I5l7 Il ST. Nv.
feI5-5t
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UPHOLSTERING.

UpHOLsTERING, recovering. polishing. and r.
pairing at your own home: good judge Of antiques:
thoroughly reliable. L. FOSTER. 65I e st. Sc
fel0-tf
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves bIic-a-urac. and all kinds OF house
hold goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE SHOP llth
ard L SIS. Phone y. rl3. Formerly 9th and L.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold Clowns. $ up; Gold Fill.
ings s. up: Silver Filings. SOC. Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. L, EDMONDS. $40 + st. rz.
jal0tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; look feel. Get. and last longer than
natural teeth sbrunken faces made normal painless
SLING Dr. ]. l. WILSON. 1913 f ST. ~ OcS-d
My AlveOIa Method
Is success where plate fails: it is pleasing many:
Il viii please you; SO; investigate it; no pain.
DR. &. ;. WALDO. 1910 y. Y. ave. NV.
OPEN ESQ a. N. TO $40 p. ~.
DRS Q. W. AND ". J. EIZET DENTISTS
:. w COR. 10TH AND SIS. NV
Painless extracting; filling: plates that tit; work
guaranteed Crown and bridge work Phone AZ
)asu
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED EXCHANGE ENGLISH FOR GER
RAN conversation. with educated woman, refer
ences. Address BOX s.. Herald office.
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. Why not drop postal % an old. IT,
liable fimg MAikS * CO. 81 9Th. opposite Saks
OF phone main l93. nOl5u
WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We offer you q E0od square piano free
for six months If you'll pay the cost OF moving.
r. q. SMITH PIANO CO.. I225 Pa. ave.
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WANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE To TAKE OUR u
To months complete Office shorthand; rates re-
duced, position for graduates; bookkeeping. s. LEE
BUILDING. IS 10th, Rooms 9 and T. feI5,l-20
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ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS WITH AN Up
to-date wagon, ewing 90 attentions VIII sacrifice
wagons, harness. &c. see me; can save you money.
COGSWELL. 30 18th nw. felI-u
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-31

this connection when he called on his
mother at Concord, n. II. According
to his statement. the visit lasted but
three-quarters of an hour, and Mrs.
Eddy did not ask him to spend the
night, explaining that there were no
accommodations in the house.
Mr.. Glover's history is quite out of
the ordinary. He is the son of Mrs.
Eddy and her first husband, George
Washington Glover. to whom she was
married in 1913, when twenty-five
years old. They went to live III VIII
mington, s. c., but six months after
their arrival Mr. Glover died of vel
low fever, and the young widow re
turned to her fathers home in New
England, where her son was born. As
she had no way to care for him he was
given to the charge of another family
at about four years of age. Mrs. Eddy
wrote as follows of this incident:
my dominant thought in marrying
again WAS to get back my child. but
after our marriage his stepfather was
not willing he should have home with
me. A plot was consummated for keep
ing us apart. The family to whose
care he was committed very soon re-
moved to what was then regarded as
the far west Later a letter was read
to my little son informing him that HI
mother was dead and buried. Without
my knowledge a guardian was appoint
ed for him, and | was then informed
that my son was lost. Every meaus
within my power was employed to find
him. but without success. We never
met again until he had reached the age
of thirty four, had wife and two
children and by strange providence
had learned that his mother still lived"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-31
MRS. EDDY'S LONG LOST SON.
George w. Glover and His Suit Against
Christian Science Leaders.

One of the most discussed PERSONAL
ties of the day is Mrs. Mary Baker
Glover Eddy, founder Of Christian Sci
ence, now eighty-siX years of age. Her
beliefs, writings, career and bodily
health have been the subject Of innu-
merabi1 articles i'll magazines and the
daily press, AMI but recently the pub
lie was surprised by the announce
ment that her only son, George W.
Glover of Lead City. s. D.. had begun
suit for an accounting Of the Christian
Science leaders, financial affairs Oh the
ground that she was incompetent to
manage them. Mr.. Glover was joined
in this suit by his daughter. Mary
Baker Glover, and Mrs. Eddy's neph-
ew, George w Baker. Mr.. Glover
claims that his mother is SO enfeebled
in body and weakened in mind as to
be unable to give the attention to her
business affairs which they demand
and that she is surrounded by those
who prevent her from having natural
and proper intercourse with her rela-
tives Mr.. Glover has been engaged
in mining and was on trip east in
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-31

HUNGARIAN MOTHER AND CHILD AT ELLIS
ISLAND.
which they have suffered may be end
ed. Prominent among them is South
Carolina, which created the office of
immigration commissioner and made
an appropriation for his expenses on Il
European trip by means of which he
induced many foreign workmen to
come to this country, promising them
free passage and occupation on ar
rival. The question was raised wheth-
er this action came under the scope of
the provision of the immigration laws
barring out contract labor. Attorney
General Bonaparte has just rendered
a decision to the effect that the immt-
grants landed in South Carolina last
fall as the result Of the immigration
commissioners operations abroad arc
legally in this country, but that such
immigrants could be excluded under
the operation of the law recently en-
acted. There Is much perturbation in
Hawaii over this Interpretation of the
law because the Hawaiians are max
settle in their islands.
The new division in the department
Of commerce and labor which is to deal
with this subject will assist officials of
states and territories in promoting dis
tribution of immigrants to points
where their labor is most needed. As
Is well known, the great problem in
connection with immigration into this
country is concerned with the prOpen-
sity of the new arrivals to settle down
In the big cities, especially New York,
instead of seeking the broad fields of
the western country and the planta-
tons of the south, where they would
find conditions best for their advance
ment in material prosperity and rapid
United States commissioner of immi-
grafton, in his report for the year 1905
said, ''Of the 1872, 134 agricultural and
farm laborers who came to this coun-
try last year only went to North
Carolina, % to South Carolina, 80 to
Georgia and 40 TO Alabama"
The great majority of the immi
grants TO the United States land In
New York. and the first American sol
they touch is that Of Ellis island. The
population of the country is now being
increased by immigra ton at the rat
Of million year.