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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED EVERYWHERE. GOOD BOukKEEP-
Cs- The most thorough and comprehensive course
IN bookkeeping and Office practice offered in Wash
iugrou is 90 THE DRILLERY, l.g5 n. Y. eve. avs.
sglIU.th.sa-I5r
WANTED-WO}IAN FOR GENERAL House.
work. gaI after p m., Saturday Ut SUNDAY.
80 Lincoln ST. Auac9stia.
WANTED-LADY COrYIST il. 0FFICE; sTE-
u.-aUd,r and typewriter preferred; state lowest
salary. Address BON 81. Herald Office.
WANTED -COOk so AND HOUSE}lAID. S5
tHr Nsw York. way paid. Hite tg cook. mll ta help
n kitchen. sa for the 1850, .u, also linen room.
s5 with room. FISHER AGENCY. 4-5 10th 81. LW.
s1l27-
WANTED A WHITE WOMAN WITH SOME
knowledge g, nursing also ca.NuE Cor tNa. for
b.aEl and rrom; Light work. Address BOX 81. H5r-
add af.g, ssIl-4t
WANTED EDaENPECIENCED COAT HANDS APP
Uiy at once. LAUAIAN'S- i1Z --G 81 -s.-yt
WANTED-WHITE -GEL 10 NURSE BOY q
years old. and do upstairs vora for tuo i'm flniIE5
STAY nights. good home for right party. Csl Dee
tween ] and p- "a. at 1872 GIrsd ST. nT. salZ-5t
ANTED-ENPERIENCEU TYPEWRITER AP-
ply ra ~. ~ EALbEBSIUN, Mgr, Pa.ai- ROYAL.
a. LsHer ss.-a-
.WANTED-COLORED COOK; 10 WAsHING
1874 Harvard ST. ua- ~.i15-
WANTED RESPECTABLE COLOEED GIRL I5
or is years old. 90 assist iu E-ur housekeeping.
Apply MRS. MATTHEWS. ll-s Carc1rau ST. sr--Jf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. H. THOMAS AND JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
A-t1gueTs.

l. u. THOMAS AND JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding q District Court IN re con
demUatigu of land for the right Cf way :l- the
extension Of tle Arizona avenue sewer. District
tougt 80. 14-.-Juul Consideration Ct Che petition
ot the Commissioners rf the District Of Columbia.
fIej IN the ablyecatited cause. aud On motion Of
counsel Tor tae said Commissioners. it is Us the
court. tlis l-tl day OF September. A. D. 1917. or-
dsgcd, that the clerk OF tho court issue citation to
Margaret T. Brooke % appear IN this court On the
AIH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. D. 1871. at 10
o'clock to answer the said petition. and To show
cause why the prayers thereof should not De granted
and why the right Of way through the tract q land
on the north side .i LouThlaro r5a4, whore Arizona
avenue interec,s said road. more particularly de-
scnh5d in the petition f'5i herein. should not be
condemned f1y the purpose of providing night Of
way for the extension 0f tle Arizona avenue sewer
Ia the District Of Columbia It is further ordered.
that Cory 0f said citation be served gy the Ue1
States marshal for the District Of Columbia upon
such owners Of the land sought 90 be condemned
herein. and such persons interested therein, IS may
be found by the said marshal, or his deputies,
within the District of Columbia; and II Is further
ordered, that all persons having any interest IN
these' proceedings BE- and they are hereby warned
and required to appear in this court on or before
the said 18th dav 0f September. 4. ID. 1907, 20 an
sWer the sabs petition. and 70 continue IL attend
ance until the court shall have made its final order
UtfyiuC and confirming the award and report Of the
commissioners 10 De appointed by the court to ap-
praise the value Of Jhe respective interests Of al
persons concerned in Che land and premises men
toned and described in the aforesaid petition. Il Is
further ordered, that COPY oi tins order be pub
nshed once in the Washington Law Reporter aud
on six secular DAYS in rhe Washington Evening star,
the Washington Post and The Washington Herald,
newspapers published in the said District before the
said 18th day Of September. 4. D. 1901 By the
court. ASHLEY NJ. GOULD. Justice. True copy
Test. tSeal) J. r. YOUNG Clerk. BY S McC.
HAWKEN Assistant Clerk sei213 l4l61sl5
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical supplies. Automobile SlppleA
UyuAmOs ana Motors Machinery SuppIeA
Wiring Contractors.
We have competent uer % plan cut ard pr1ducs
The special results always essential 10 the installation
Of eiectfi-al apparatus.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
1880 New YORK Ave.
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LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bet 71c and Dc per GAL large bricks in q box,
15c Do not Judge our ace cream by the price. Try
il and you viii bay II. Phone VI. ss3 cor New
YorH ave- nv iy5-u
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DRESSMAKLNG,

to in private family. Address BOX &c, Herald
| Office. <el21t
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. In Te the estate Of jeremiah D.
Burns. deceased Administration No 1445S.
This cause being r6fcrud 70 ne 20 ascertain and
report the indebtedness Of the estate whether the
Personal assets are sufficient fer payment thereof
and il not what real assets should be applied 20
such payment / VIII proceed with the reference on
WEDNESDAY. October g. 1907. al 70 O'Clock a. m
at the auditors rooms ia the United States Court
House. Washington. ID. G.
All persons having claims against the said estate
are notified 70 present the same with the proofs at
the said time and place
ss7ItB JAMES G. PAYNE. Auditor.
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Herald Branch Offices.

want ads Tor The Herald may be
left nt any Of the following branch
Offices, and viii be promptly for
Warded 90 the main Offices
WOODWARD * LoTHROP-Iusormation Bureau
6uLDENBEAG S-lutornation Bureau
HECHT * CO.-Ca-ber's Once.
BALAlS kOlAL-BUUgau Of Information.
S4AI7oN PHARMACY. corner 7th 81, r. /
ave-. and r ST. ua.
CYCLE COMPANY 9Th and L SIS. NV.
DOM x SANEORD'S PHARMACY, corner N 4.
ave. and North Capitol S. uW.
tUHNSiON'S PHARMACY. l12l y j. ave- NV.
,. NAM. SONS & Collaboration Bureau.
CHAo. j. FUHl;NANS PHARMACY. Sth and
East Capitol SIS
T. 7. WELLERs PHARMACY s5a N st. nv.
AihlNoON $ rHAENAOl llta and q sts NV
ASTORIA PHARMACY. sd and sts NV.
NELSuN $ PHARMACY lst and sts uw.
IAMfBLLL'- PHARMACY, lttL and PARK SIS. nw.
hENksAW PHARMACY. ML Pleasant and lrE-
Ic sts NV
McNJLIl'S 5 CIGAR STORE. 18th and sts. NV.
IAlLoE rs PHARMACY 9.L and r srs. nv.
hENEES PHARMACY. sJh and sts Bg.
McChLoNEI * JOACHIM % and SIS. ne.
W. a. TAYLOR. rlutartIH1ar. 30 sin 81.
ALEXANDRIA.
GEO. W. PETTEN. 5-9 King street.
NEW YORK.
IA COSTE * maxwell Nassau-Beeknan Bliz
CHICAGO.
"a COSTE & maxwell. Mauuctta Bldg.
ATLANTA CITY
II, S, WALLACE. CT Atlantic and y G. ava
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LosT-LADY's HUNTING-CA~E GOLD WAT.H.
az lr between Peuu-vlrauia Depot and 63 T. NV.
Liberal reward 81. returned O. $50 y uw zalfs-
LOST-UlIEEELLA IN POSTOFFICE WE'D
u5sd8y afternoon. silver knob over bone marked
&C. J. s." Lave with WATCHMAN. Geological
Survey. Reward.
50 REWARD RU-LOST-EETWEEN Hz sT AND
la Fayt-te place. large envelope addressed "a A.
]. Greer containing deeds 90 Astoria. or5L. prop
Utv and stock c.r-idcate-. transfers stopped uo
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MALE HELP WANTED.

&
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN IL
mems furnishings department. permanent position
20 the ug4t party references required. Apply 20
Mi. MAtNItHUL Cherry a Moran Co sel4-5t
WANTED D-REDIsIERED DtJG CLERK RE
lief or permanent. Address BOX 58. Herald Office
selil
WANrED-NONUNION PAINTERS. lth and A
SIS. ne. s.lt-t
WANTED NIGHT TELEPHONE OPERATOR.
Apply at the RALEIGH. Bring references. sali-t
WANTED -STENOGRAPHER; REMINGTON OR
Monarch operator, Can 5ol ST. nW. sali-3t
WANTED SPECIAL BOY. WITH WHEEL AP-
I.y at cuce. o!5 litl ST. NV.
WANTED-A BOY no LEARN NANUFACrUR-
igg leHeiu trade also. toy who understands re-
pairing good steady job for The right person.
CHAS. +. HEBKlIANN. 9tl So. and Pa. ave. uW.
salr-g
YOUNG NAN. WIN SOME KNOWLEDGE OF
mems furnishings and hats. state age and salary
expected. BOX i9. Herald oaicc. seLs5t
WANTED-WHlIE BOYS. ABOUT EIGHTEEN
yelIs old, not afraid gt rough, dirty work. 1918
Pa. ave. uv. sel3-3t
WANTED MEMS FURNISHING sALESllEN: t:
experienced only need apply HEIGHT a co.
NANTLD - FIRsT-CLASS JSHELNAN AP-
ply A. GLANzNAN. 1853 -th ST. NV sri5st
WANTED-WHITE BOY % or Is YEARS OLD /,
c-cc work. mus, d. neatly dressed and have rgi-
crrurcs. Apply 1-- Eaui Bldg. O'Clock. ael2Jt
WANFED-CANVAssER OR SOLICITORS. 10
sell leweiy for cash or credit. regular salary and
percentage ou sales. Apply CASTELBERG 5. 80
Pa. ave s5S-tafs.5-tf
NANTEu-TAPERHANGE NOSUNION: $50
pr day. eight hours CORNELL lJC I ST. NV
WANTED - GOOD RELIABLE SOLICITOR;
mu-t furnish reference Address BOX II, Herald
Office. scott
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ~ ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 10 s pr cent on d. Z. real estate.
Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main Ss52 90 street n. W.
mllJ-u
MONEY 90 loan ON real estate within the District
Of Columbia az lowest rates ~ interest
Geo. W. LiHllius, 500 18th 81,
ss1Iqr
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate on &, 81. and S peT cent interest. SPECIAL
privileges With respect 20 prior payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD Uac.} 1907 Z St. NV. oc5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans CT replace old ones az lowest rates ci in
tCrUst All Transactions conducted With economical
consolidation Tor borrowers VA. Il. SAUNDERS
L Co, llg' / 81. rs. OcsG
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KELf WANTED.

OEGANIST FOR SMALL CHURCH ~ WEST
end ri city, cabinet organ, modest salary Ad-
dress BOX 81, Herald office sel4-3t
WANTED -NANGLE HANDS. THE ELITE
LAT JNDRY Co. 2II l3th s. NV self2t
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WALL PAPER.

as We ARE LARGELY OyERsTOCKED IL
Nah Iaulr II all descriptions we viii ssl 70 az
loH sacrifice price. Give MS call T. g. NOLTE.
g.. It'll Sc uU. yls-.0dH
ROOMS PAPER e UP. SAMPLES
brought; latest fal' designs painting lie PEEUN
--L gtE So. IaH-- ~ .t5'u ialsf
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THE PLAZA.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS AT
RADNCR HEIGHTS just across the Potomac
River at Washington and near Fort Mylr; On two
electric lines inc shade trees, magnificent view,
high elevation; only &c per square foot. $40 per
lot. Terms. s. down. balance s. Ter month. or %
cash. ONI-E ABOUT SQUARES from ANALOS-
TAN ISLAND, which has Just been sold for S0101J
and an immense sum Of money wiz be spent in
making 1t Of the most attractive pleasure resorts
ia the country: and all lands Ia the vicinity viii
advance III value. These lots have for sale on tie
beautiful heights overlooking the island aud river
VIII only De offered at this low price FOR THE
NEXT TWO WEEKS; after OCTOBER Is no lot
VIII he sold for less than $40 CASH OF $50 On
TINE. Now IS the time 10 buy. Call or write for
plat Also two 9-r0om new houses for sale cheap
JAMES J.. CLEMENTS, 1A.8 q st. NV. Phone
Main 1851 sel+3t
CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORATION STOCK.
We can exchange the following for this STOCK.
lots az pittsburs. 500 each.
lgJ on Harvard 81. near l4th.
House and SIX acres at Vienna.
small house in ID. G. and lots
srOom house at PetWOrth
Property on New jersey ave.
Three Groom houses and bath. Sc
Grocery. confectionery store. 50.
d. C. REALTY AND BUSINESS BROKERS,
seiln 6l7 18th st. NV
WILL TAKE SMALL FARM NEAR CITY II
exchange as part payment balance in S25 monthly
notes for my house and grocery store, doiDs
about SIS daily cash business. BOX II. Herald
of1ce. seI25s
A WELL ESTABLISHED FIRM, WITH LITTLE
competition, needs capital 10 push business al
ready contracted for; a splendid opportunity Tor
safe investment Address BOX 43, Herald Office
seI1-th sa. .tu-tf
FOR SALE = BUSINESS OF OLD. POPULAR
employment exchange. clearing SOD monthly: books
open % inspection; price: reasonable cash offer Ad-
dress i. y. l., Herald Office ses-S m sa-Sw
PRINTING OFFICE, IN WHOLE OR PART
for sale cheap: must Be sold at once Address
BOX g, Herald Office. sel+8t
GROCERY. CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM.
and cigars: great bargain. 500. D. c. BUSINESS
BROKERS. 81 18th 81. ses-f
FOR SALE-ENTIRE SET OF BAR FIXTURES; F;
in good condition. Apply 12O3 Pa. ave. NV.
ssI23.
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TABLE BOARD,

NAAltD-TWO TABLE BOARDERS: EVERY
sell5l
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1913 ST. NV; RENO
waited throughout; spacious new elevator; steam
heat; uue1ceust jauIt1r service; excellent Office
rooms Oh fourth floor jy25-1
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FOR HENI-BN J. /. hULf.
gz5 Sew YaFs ave. NV.
% IS Cap l5r %. 500 a1 l05 X uw g. b.-... S71 q
1893 n s., uu. llr * u55.J5 -li4 2 ug.. tr n.....l y
..-5 -lsr llr. h..-..-lle J. 10Th ne. 81. b-.---l
1906 ] uW. IT b....fI I'D So -.fI rw tr. s.. H-...H
-S a le.. 4a. h..--.--s-. .JJ 1899 Union -v -r Wig ~
9Th N * zoe. 9T 4 b. stable rear f5 x uU. 5 81
store .......-....---- $40. au-..f-r.s
FOR RENT T-BRANDNEW SINIsUUM HOUSE.
tHre- ruous up and three down: closets. dresser.
Iev stoves; new m every way. Wat.r at kitchen
door. sink. cellar under entire house. i.--u.
lrGud m beautiful lawn cement walk. CLa CT
fare. $3.50 per month, ar wjll seH for $3.50 Aa-
dress BOX g. Herald office s.1}5t
FOR RENTED O ST. VERY DESIUAIEE
house, newly 1rrrrd b rooms. bath. everything
u perfect order; 10 dsys' rent free IF rented fr.u
October Ist. WILLIAM CORCOEAN HILL l5-
ID So sgif -w. .tu-.t
FOR RENT-sIN ROOMS AND BATH BRICK
excellent condition. i4a Hickman So. Sc. Apply b.
r. BURTON. G1 Bond Bldg SgIl-E
For EENT-55 ST. Ne. GROOM HOUSE.
excellent condition. st. owner -g-aar
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IF
IN
RAILROADS,

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION, Aea jersey ave. and g. 81
nyiAL sLLE LiNE-
20 PHILADELPHIA A>D NEW YORK,
AEW TERMINAL. LD STREET. 1E8 LUEh-
I'd g. IL- Dll-r Iu-1-4- fal...-
1850 o. m. Bllct, Plr.T, 5-hlI lIail.
81 SO a. d. Dller dul ls..Isau fll..l Car
~ 13 a. m- Dlu.F and PH.msu t-..sf Car
J - D. U. Diner and Pullman I.--.s Gar
800 D. "a "Uoyal Limited al pglln2a-
80 o. il. t.a-aes ~ ia.ase.f -i4.
= Jj i- H- Bu.f and Pullman Iai-01.
90 D. m. t0arles ~ Philadelphia.
'l-l p M- s--eIvl-
ATLANTIC CRY. Tm. goa. m10 a. n. 1l19
ANSAPOLIs. weekdays, 500 a. H.. lZ05 noon.
4-41. o-31 ?, il- HHi.-1.sr 80 ~ NJ. ~. = H.
EVERY HOUR Oh THE HOUR.
lAelkdags lla O. H. ~ Z .JJ l- M-g
10 BALTIMORE
- 800. f5s1. 80 '.-l $780, $50. '5s0. SO
'l0Nl 'll1g a. DID,, '.-sJ L.el T---tyr .-I u
-61l 80. .71J. 80. 1890 1000. 'D-5, '-l-~
WESTWARD
CiYCiN!N2iTi. = 81. louis sadd' louisville.
. 20 D. m-, = rs b. Il-, T--.s- lls-L go
PIIlsBURG, '3a5 a. e.. -, 's'9 >. q, '4-.ss
6LEyELAND 'sa9 p. m.
COLUMBUS. 80 p. m.
WHEELING, .9l5 :. IT,, SD 2 n
NlNtbE-1 Eli 1870 o. u.. fi15. 800 7. n 80
FKEDLKICK, s-l. TsaJ, ss--5 a. H., SD, Ii-l3
UAGEEsTOWN. 1910 O. In., 800 P. n.
-BaI.y. fEIc-E- sunday. s-Il1ay cnly
Reservation Of Steering Parler Car sIace. rates
PHONE at aa G.. the following ll-sst '5ces. ti- =
81. NV Ie.epaoue Main l5-li ca Psuusy.fan-s
AFe.. Telephone NaH -.s. -Ilflols NcN Jersey ave-
aud s..-TicE.t Ofica. Telephone East 0sIi Infer
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FOR sALE-sN IDEAL HOME. ~E}uBE-
TAGHEp. PORCH u} }EBLupkING HAND
SOME LAWNS WITHIN l5 MINUTES RIDE
UF TREASURY DEPARTMENT EY CONNECT
cuts AVE CAR LiNE- HOUSE Il, NEW AND
MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL. TEN ROOMS.
THREE BATHS LARGE LuT TD WIDE AL
LEY. WHY bJl 4 HOUSE SHUT u.s. WHEN
THIS HOUSE. AIRY AND LIGHT MAY EE
BOUGHT FOR SAME NUNEI. SEE IT Biz
FORE BUYING PRICE. s.-# TERMS Iu
ST. IT, GEO. y. WDIIuI>DION. Il. e. 81. NsH.
-.ls5l
DESIRABLE HOUSES 5000 TIP. IN ALL
parts ~ rr~ efr- a-E-- Irr t E..l rE. sub.
rrtTu and farm properties t.r .r.H purchasers
JOHN q. KLt-AN .-s b .t- Hs-. specials. l.. .---
rsr-ra=s Ir.lr-.l.4 for c...-I clients -a.--.-6t
FOR ssLE-oN GIEARD ST.. HErWEEN TH
au4 -s-a srs. formerly IrH-...H. .E-.. ...I-
trif house. containing aH.H- j. -...-s. ..- -'E.a.
1890 feet. stable. dc. l.E I.l.. -.-t erected 81.
cas. n $3.50. house iu splendid r...r. .r.. U ...L
at aag. SIS $780, LOUIS H.. sHrE1iAhTE OBJ
lifa 20 uw 5Et
A FINE MANSION WITH y ACRES BEST
lands rTH s--.E- ru. shades L- U... ono ,...
ru electric sr. steam railways. reasonable. ...-
wanted. D. D. JOHNSON CO.. Oh 5l st. EH.
-eHLf
SUBSTANTIAL SUBURBAN HOME. ~ LARGE
... o. W..#r'a. sf.. another 90 brentwood
2H. ID. H JOHNSON CO.. u .l So lv-
-...-r.r .r. e..-
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STORAGE

PHONE THE PEOPLES STORAGE AND EX-
PRESS co. They base Locked rooms clean and
dry; careful dnyusa- 1880 9TH ST. Hw. selzst
WY PAY MORE. WE STORE FOR 75C A
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, 4ls-i2g-
q luLl 81. u. I---- .Ll - sg5-s.t
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding a Probate Court No I47o2
Admiustratior-Tb.s IS 90 give notice that the sub
-criber. q the District of Columbia has obtained
from tbe Probate Court 0f the District Of Columbia
letters # administration the estate of Harriet
r. white la;e q the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit The same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 20 the
subscriber. On or before the 18th day Of September
A. d. 1908 otherwise they may is law be excluded
from all benefit 4 said estate. Given --der my
hand this 18th day II September. s'q1-. EDWIN e.
DUTT0N. Columbian Building. Atte>S- lScaLf WAL
&. TAYLOR, Deputy Register q Wii's.T tie Dis
trict of Columbia. CLERK Of the Probate Court
EDWIN c. DUTTON. Attorney. sel4L8
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HOUSES FOR RENT-UNFUBNIsHED
LE Street Northwest
9 rooms. bath. furnace hCat............S55 per mo.
s2l Fourteenth Street NorthUest-
rooms. bath. furnace hsat....--.--...Si0 Der mo.
1884 FaImoIt Street N1rtHWest-
10 E1oms. bath. hot-Uater heut.------.Sj5 per mo-
1851 d Street NgrhEJst--
u Ig.ms bath. hot water Eeat........S SIS PIT ml.
JAMES a. BATES < CO.,
Iigl + ST. Wv
relg-ft
S25-5 rooms and bath. brick. on corner
O.; 18th ~f. ne.
N5l}-6-r0om stmi-d-tachCd NV. brick house.
yeT- cheap.
500 down. S5 psr month. buys a lovely e.
room brick o. m. J. is cheaper than rent.
ID. II. Johnson Co., GIL Tth St. NV.
seouI2H
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

HAVE YOUR UPE6LsTERING DONE BY An
expert st moderate cost BON 50. Herald once.
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A-t.rlsgs
IN Tur -rppFNr C0T-RT OF THE DISTRICT
.s f------.- r-=l-.. a T,i..-.-- r.r-r Ir r. -ra
G-.-4r- .f Rrr-.r.b street N.--r.ve.- in The DIS
r---- N C.-rrf-r u.s-rsr Cont No -u.-Nstlas
i, f.-.r- rfr.r -r-+ -fa Commissioner II the Dis
---.- ~ Columbia --r-rrr- d, rHe provisions q
.-. q gHr.-.-. --r.-rr-E T1-ra~- --- 1857. ea-
.fffsT An t-- fs- -r. 0rs-.ra # sar.-ab street
northwest rs.--.-- -s t-.----.4- rrr- +f-7 q ne
-f--1 IN -rts r.--+ r---=-- -s.s conformation rf
+f. land r-..-s..r- f- +rg -..r5r- q .fr said
.r..-r-b ---.-- ir --.a ufs-r.-- q Columbia .s
-r-r --. u -s.- Or man ar-f ..5-a -rs said rs-5.
++-- D.. mart +ra~..f anil rr--fr- sl-s trat a ---r
n r.- a.rs.s.-- -,...-.-r,.F Ffz.--.-a.-.s --.7
.f. san h. --s-rf.-- r4-f-- -ra District rf On.
r---se r- --r.-.5 ~ -r ,-..r interested in --a-s
--.f.--s --s r- 5r -rs ---.i.. .- .--r-1--r-r- q
-r r5.+rs-- "a ,--.-.tfs 49, n .f. T-r5-s5 -+sfss
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BALLARD & LANHAM (Inc.),
Successors 70
ATKINSON & BALLARD co Qus).
62I 18th st. Nv.
a-,rg -
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SUPREME COURT OF TEE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding a Probate Court No 1855
AGuiuis-raIi1u-T is t1 give notice that the
subscribers. who were ty thr supreme Court rf the
District ~ Columbia granted LETTERS testameutary 1u
the estate Of Jesse C. Weir deceased have with
the approval cf the supreme Court Cf the District
0f Columbia. holding @ Probate Court. appointed
MONDAY the 18th tsv ot O-tabsr 1907. az 20
o'clock a. H.. lS The tine, and said courtroom as
the place for making PAYMENT and distribution from
said estate. under rhe courts direction and control
when and where eN creditors and persons entitled
70 disrtgtire shares 1r iesarie5 OF residue. are
notified 60 attend Ia person rr by agent or attorney
duly authorized with their claims aeails the estate
properly yourhei. Given under ms hand this 18th
CAV of September. 1907. THEODORE F. SAR-
GENT. ADA R coz By IRVING WILLIAM
son. Attorney. Attest: ,Seall VA C. TAYLOR
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District q Colum-
tia CLERK q che Probate Court. sFliLS
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may be ground in the mill into a

may be ground in the mill into a
fine meal
The powder thus obtained is slight
ly yellow in color, but has taste and
smell similar to the flour of wheat;
ferments when made into paste with
yeast or leaven, yielding alcohol and
carbonic oxide. When this powder is
baked it yields a light homogeneous
bread. Therefore lignum can be con-
verified backward into starch.
If so parts Of starch, II of sulphuric
acid, and I3o Of water be taken, and
If the starch be thoroughly moistened
with a portion of the water, and then
poured into the mixture of the acid
with the remainder of the water, and
heated to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, the
starch will be entirely converted into
gum. By further and more prolonged
heating this gum is changed into
grape sugar, Or glucose. The gum or
sugar may be obtained in a separate
state by adding to the solution either
chalk or lime, which will combine with
the su1phuric acid and be precipitated.
When flour of grain is made into
paste with leaven or yeast it begins to
ferment sooner, or later, according to
the kind Of -four and the quantity of
ferment added.
When decoction of malt or a So
luton of starch, or of cane or grape
sugar, Or the PUPPY substance of corn
starch, grass, young twigs, branches.
Of trees, roots, etc; in fact, any pulpy
or starchy or sugar solution to which
a yeast ferment has been added will
result in the fermentation Of such So
luton, the products of which will be
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alcohol and carbonic oxide. There
fore we can assert without fear of con-
tradition by any adequately informed,
that the material for the production
of ethyl alcohol will always prepon-
derate over the individual wants of
the farmer in the agricultural oper-
atoms of his farm, even when used as
a motor power.
The only thing that stands in his
way is a proper adjustment of the law
to meet his peculiar wants and make
it less difficult and complicated af-
fair for him to produce all the a1co-
hol he needs on his farm. That no
farmer should be allowed to make and
place for sale any alcohol without
proper inspection and safeguards we
firmly believe But we do not believe
the present bill will meet the farm
er's wants Time will tell and much
good will result from the present
move.
If desired we will consider this sub
ject in another paper showing the
farmer how he can practically avail
himself of his unlimited resources in
this direction
Gilmore, Fla, March 10, 1907.
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New Irish potatoes are bringing
big price now and the few growers
who are fortunate in having crop Of
these are reaping big reward for
their efforts. Conditions here are
equal to any in the state for growing
Irish potatoes, and it should not be
long before raising them ought to be
a big industry in this neighborhood.
Tropical Sun.