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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-27
TELECRAMY.

kach W Porcie Artura podczas o.
blezenia. Smirnow oskarza w
SVEN sprawozdaniu Stoessla, ko-
mendanta Focka szefa sztabu
general majora Reiss. Smirnow
zarzuca Stoesslowi tchorzostwo,
niedo}estwo i zdrade. Dopuscil
do przedwczesnego oblezenia
twierdzy poddal ia wbrew OPT
nil rady wojennej. Oficerowie
klocili sic w chwilach najkryty-
czniejszych, malo ktory spelniai
sumiennie swe obowiazki.
w powiecie Biski, w tomskiej
gubernii wybuchiy zaburzenia.
Wysiano wojsko baterya, zio-
zona z pieciu armat.
Petersburg, p lutego. - Ma
torze kolejowym, laczacym Car
skie Siolo re stolicq, spostrzegl
patrol mezczyzne przebranego
"a kobiete. Ow mezczyzna usta-
viii ma torze maszyne piekielna
i zbiegl, ujrzawszy patrol. Maszy
ma byiaby eksplodowaia Cd wstrza
Snienia, wywolanego przez tocza-
cy sic po szynach pociqg. Arcy-
ksiaze Mikoiaj Mikolajewicz, ca
rski stryj. rniai wlaSnie wracac
Carskiego Siola do Petersburga.
Berlin, p lutego. = w parla-
mencie zglosii sic do slowa w6dz
socyalistow, posel Bebel, naile-
pszy m6wc6w W dwugodzin-
nei movie szydzil z kanclerza i
z jego polityki. Zarzucal nu mie-
szanie sic do wyborow korzy-
stanie tajnego funduszu ma ce-
le rzadowej propagandy. Powie-
dzial miedzy innemi. re ''pruskie
ministerstwo pod Buelowem sta
10 sic negacyq wszelakiej kultury.
Kanclerz odpowiedzia1 Beblo-
Wi, jak umiai. Przyznai sic, ze je-
go (kanclerza) zwolennicy skla-
dali fundusze ma popieranie jego
polityki, on wydawa} dyspozy-
eve, co robic z tymi funduszami.
Montreal, q lutego, - w pro-
testanckiej szkole, do ktorej u
czeszczalo 200 dzieci, powstal W
piwnicy ogieh. Nauczycielki wy
prowadzaIy dzieci, lecz kiedy
pryncypalka Maxwell miala z
dziecmi schodzic z drugiego pie
ira, gesty dym zagrodz} i'm dro-
ge. Parma Maxwell i dzieci CO.
finely sic, kiedy ogieh ugaszoro,
okaza}o sic, re nauczycielka j 10
dzieci ponioslo Smierc skutkiem
uduszenia sic.
Wieden, 27 lutego. - We Lwo-
vie giodziIo sic II Rusinow, kto-
rzy zqdali wypuszczenia ma VOL
nose trzech najwiecej skompro-
mitowanych studentow. Owych
trzech awanturnikow zatrzymano
pod kluczem a tamci rozmyslili
sic i zamiast ma Smierc sic zaglo-
die woleli skorzystac z pozwole-
MIA wydostania sic ma wolnosc.
Managua, 81 lutego. - Pod
czas walki o posiadanie n1iasta
Marcos de Colon, ktora skohczy-
Ia sic zdobyciem miasta przez
wojsko Nicaraguy, general Ma
gle Vidal z Honduras i sto, jego
ludzi dostaio sic do niewoli. Nj
caraguanczycy zdobyi arnaty i
mn6stwo amunicyi. Rzeczpospoli-
ia Salvador podaaza ma pomoc
republice Honduras.
New York. ~ lutego, = Pro-
kurator zaprzesta{ meczy6 Eve
line Nesbit Thaw swemi pytania-
mi, doprowadziwszy przysie-
glych do przeSwiadczenia, zei E
welina utrzymywala stosunki z
Stanfordem White ze nastepnie
zyia z oskarzonym przez rok, "a
MIN ten 2 MIA sic ozenu.. Prokn-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01
HORTICULTURE
BY F. WALDEN

have frequently mentioned in these
columns the fact that we are carrying
on some experiments on our fruit
ranch in the Yakima valley for the de-
partment of agriculture, Washington,
D. G. The thing we are trying to set
tie is which of the various legumes
are best adapted to our irrigated val
legs in eastern Washington. OF
course, what we learn will be equally
valuable for eastern Oregon and Ida
no. Prof. G. V. Piper, formerly entom-
ologist in our State Agricultural Col
lege, at Pullman, has charge of these
experiments. He holds the position
of agrostologist in the department of
agriculture. That Professor Piper is
thoroughly qualified for such a posi-
ton will be readily conceded by all
who know him, as l do, and the
thorough work he always does in any
position he fills. His valuable book,
entitled Flora of the State of Wash
ington," and published by the Smith
sonian Institution, shows a very
thorough knowledge of plant life in
this state.
+
kinds of leguminous seeds last spring.
Altogether there were $50 pounds of
these seeds and they were sent by
mail from Washington, D. c., and, of
course, were franked through without
cost. These seeds were planted &C
cording to directions and they all came
UP well. But some of them did not
make much growth. l notified Prof
Piper of the conditions prevailing and
suggested that it might be that some
of the cultures sent with the seeds,
with which to inoculate them with
the right kind of bacteria, may not
have been effectual
+
Professor Piper is now on a west
ern tour inspecting the various expert
ments carried on under his supervision
in the Pacific coast states. We met
first in The Ranch office in Seattle on
the first day of August and had very
profitable conference. In order that
his work might be thoroughly done, he
proposed visit to our ranch where
the experiments are carried on. He
met me on our ranch on August 8
and remained through the day and
over night. This was a pleasurable
and profitable visit to us. Aside from
the conference we had on the legumes,
we had many and profitable talks on
other topics. Prof. Piper is very
companionable man and so very well
informed on most phases of fruit
growing, and especially the fighting OF
insects injurious to our fruits, that
we received much benefit from him
during our talks. l shall doubtless
have occasion frequently to use some
of his suggestions. Our worthy friend
will doubtless pardon the liberty
take when I say that he not only
knows many things of great value in
raising fruit, but he knows good fruit
and delights to eat it. He knows
whether we raise good Japan plums,
apricots, Wragg cherries, Red June
apples and Troth's Early Red peaches.
Il
We went all over the ground where
the legumes were planted and he fully
confirmed my suspicion that some OF
TrOnprlU inOplIl1fP
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01
Are all your buildings
covered with roofs that won't
leak ?

Not if you have tin (Which rusts) shingles (which warp
and rot slate (which breaks); tar (which driesou and
cracks)
Geu-as- GO Ready Roofing is Trinidad Lake Asphalt
the natural pooer that you know will never leak
For every building the farm from house to chicken
Good Genas-co is the economical and satisfactory
roofing.
Easy directions for applying with every roll; also nails
and cement Ask any progressive dealer near you Don't
AXE a substitute.
Write for the reasons-Book 22; and samples.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY
Largest producer o world
PHILADELPHIA
New York San Francis Chicago
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01

Readers are reminded
that deposits may be
sent by mail, at less
than cost of street car
fare. All our banking
relations are held in
strictest confidence. No
information, not even Of
the existence Of your
account, is given to any
one else. Accounts
opened from 81 upward.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-09-01

In eastern banks (and
some western ones) II
you withdraw In June.
the Savings Deposit that
you made last October,
you lose all of the inter-
est. In this bank you
don't. Our interest
method Is fair to the
depositor-as fair as we
know how to make 1t.
We open accounts with
s1.00.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
OFFICES FOR BENT,
STABLES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-STABLE. REAR 80 ID ST. NV.
s2j; room for stalls and Z wagons large storage
loft and elevator; very central and convenient
WRIGHT a. HOPKINS. s2 + ST. nv. mh3-eod
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FoloWing schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaranteed
20 a. m.-Danvills and way ststions
= IS a. m--HsrrisonbuTg and way stations.
9D1 g. m.-SleepsTs and coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car.
'ua0 a. m.-sleepers and coaches % Columbia
Savannah. and jacksonville Dining Car.
20 ,. m--SlecpcTs ana coaches 70 Atlanta and
Columbus, ia Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70
San Francisco tri-weekiy,
f40l D m.-Hauisoub1Irg and way stations,
'is55 p m--Chariotesville, Warrenton. and way
stations
tsls p m.-sc1ihern's Palm Limited. Solid Pail
man to Aiken augusta. Savannah. jacksonville and
81 Augustine. Sleeper bi-Ueskly to Charleston.
Dining Gar
80 ?. m-sleepers and coaches to Charlotte. Co
lumbia, aud Augusta. SieepeTs week days 70 Pine
hurst Dining Car.
'IgI5 .. m.-Sleepers and coaches lFis LynchbgTE
and BRISTOL 70 Chattanooga, Memphis. and New
Orleans Dining Car.
-u00 ?. New York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman % Ashssiils. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Oriesus. Club and Observation Csrs Din
ing Car.
Note -Daily-fWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
735 sa5, and eos a. n; 25o. SIS. s.ss. Il 30. and
Local trains frum Haris0nburg i s5 g. n. week
days and 90 .. daily from Charlottesville, SIS
a. 70. daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemout
Ticket Offices. 7B 18th ST., 81 Pa. ave, and
Pennsylvania station.
C. H. ACKERT S. H. HARDWICK,
Z. P & Gen. Mgr Pass. Tr1f Mgr.
". H. TAILOE. L. S. BROWN,
Gen. Pass. Agt- GenT Agt.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule IN eject November 5. 1906

schedule ~ eject November >. 100
100 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
dsys-Stops IL principal points 'sfs-cia. Vtstbuls
train, standard coaches psrlor car to Virginia Hot
SPRING. Pullman Sieepers Clifton Forge TO Loais-
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST. Louis. and Chi
cage; buffet service frem GordousFile.
40 p. M.-NEW &. & o. LIMITED Daily
Fast vestbule train stops only at Goglonsviiie
Charlottesville StsGnion. Clifton Ecrge ana CoTing
ton. Va: RonceFerte and Hinton w. Va. Pullman
sleepsrs 70 Lexington Louisville Cincinnati. Indian
apoiis. ST. Louis aud Chicago. Dining cars, Ia
carte service. One night cut
uI0 =. NJ. J.. v. LIMITED. Daily-Solid
yestibule train Pullman GleeperE 70 Cincinnati bcz
ington. and Louisville. Compartment slesYing to
Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars ia
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago and
ST. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville and
Southwest
Reservations and tickets ct Chesspeake and Ohio
0fices 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue COS 4th street
r. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $3.50
for Pennsylvania K. r. Cab Service sad Main 1896
for G. & o. Ticket Of1oe.
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TRANS-PAGIFlG MAILS.

Hawaii Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco close here daily 81 Il As
p N. up TO March p. for dispatch by steamer
DoEiC-
Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily at
i .S p. n. up 70 March .. for dispatch By steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii japan. Korea. and China, via san Fran
cisco close here daily az II S ,. n Up % March =
fcr dispatch by steamer Coptic
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco close here daily at II 45 p n. Up 10
March 81. fog dispatch By L. ;. transport.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-BUSINESs AND KEY To WELL
paying intelligence Office; good reasons gwen Id
dress BOX l6 Herald Ofice. mhlsT
FOR sALE-WHOLEsALE LIQUOR AND RE
tail fancy gTucgry; lo1g established; prominent %
cation northwest well stocked and equipped and do
ing good business honest proposition open % flit
iuspeetior. BOX i5Z Herald ofice- mhl6-S
LUNCH ROOM, FINE STAND. 500; GOOD 10
cation.
R0oming house. Washington Circle; elegantly and
dantiy furnished; $50 Most desirable.
WaEted-Grocery. ro0ming. ana boarding houses
d. {. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS,
81 18th ST, Room 3
TAYLOR. THE BUSY BROKER. CAN SELL
your business OF find ron any business you want
We have demand for stores. roomiEg houses. and
saloons: we can make yUT idle money earn you
per cent net safe. sure and clean investigate.
Rc0minE mouse. Is rooms. always hlled baths;
all the bosrders you want: best location. this IS
worth Investigation. TAYLOR'S, 1888 F, basement
FOR sALE-TAIL0R SHOP AND CONTENTS;
snap to quick buyer: pay 70 investigate. llo5 Zis5
ST uU uhls-tf
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AUCTIONS.
THos J. OWEN a son, lzE c st Nv. 4ua1s-

thVct = RN r--F a 9t}-%i Asar = 81 Nv Alcia
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING OF A NEW
BRICK BUILDING. ARRANGED ISTO
FLATS. no. f44i "a. AVE. 81.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly recorded
in Libsr No Z6s. folio s. et seq Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. and at sha
request Of the party secured thersby. the under
signed surviving Trustee viii sell al public suction
IN front Of the premises. Oh SATURDAY. the 18TH
day of March, A. .. 1857 at O'Clock p. r. tie
folioStng described land and premises. situate IN
the city Of Washington. DistTirt Of Columbia, and
designated and being part of original lot 9 n
Talmsges subdivision Of part Of square lo5. as psE
plat IN Book Is. page 81 II being sublOt 81 q \. u.
Watts and NJ. p. McCormicks subdivision Of said
lot g. per plat Of last-aamsd sgbdTision recorded
in Book q, page g. Of the Surveyors Once Of ths
District o. COiumbia-
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase money 70
be paid in cash, balance "a tso equal instzinsuts
payable IN one and two yesFs with interest a.
per eentEm per snnum, pa able semiannually from
day Ol sale. secured by deed Of trust upon tbs
property sold; or al cash. al tia option Of tbs
purchaser. deposit of 500 VII Be required at
time Of sale All e0nYeyancing recording &c at
cost Of purchaser. Terms q sale TO Be complied
with within nftes1 days from day Of sale other
Wiss the trustee ressHes the right 10 resell ths
property az the risk and cost q defsultinz pur-
chaser, after i've days Advertisement Of such re.
sale in some newspaper published il washington,
u. c. HENRY ID GORDON
mh5-d&dsexS Surviving Trustee.
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CARRIAGES FOB SALE.

FOR sALE-sTATI0N WAGON AND TRAP;
just been put in perfect condition. can be seen at
1921 Brown st. NV. j. L. KOLB. 923 " Y ave.
mh166t
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RUGS

HANDSOME FLUFF RUGS MADE FROM
worn ingram and Brussels carpets also rag rugs
and carpets woven to order. ARLINGTON RUG
AND CARPET CO, 22l4 Il ST Phone W IlS9
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
MRS. ApELINE DuvAL MACK
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a cir
culation in Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
tanned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
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POST CARDS,
TYPEWRITERS,
SEWING MACHINES,

FEW SLIGHTLY USED SEWING Ma
chimes at greatly reduced prices; one bo1-iop New
Home. $50 one dTop-head Singer $3.50: one latest
drop-head New Home SlS7j; al guaranteed. Re
pairing all makes sewing machines. 80 cents; guar
anteed for one year. Drop pCsials viii call Open
nights kkAMERS, 42 7th St sw. Phone N.
6572 rahsf
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SITUATIONS WAIVED.

WANTED - SITUATIONS = FIRST-CIASS col
oIed laundress; days work half day, or mornings.
etenlngs; industrious goung woman; recommended. .
nutse or chamaermaid. EUREKA, l1u y. I. ave
AiE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD oTTUA-
Nou: u 50, place q small sd under this heading
state your qualifications. and you win reach the
best employers in WaShington-peopis who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only lc a word for
one tmc. Phone main 800 "
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. C.. March H. 1907
Sealed proposals viii be received al this
Office until O'Clock p m. THURSDAY.
May ,. 1901, and VIII be opened imme-
diately thereafter, in the presence Of such
bidders as attend. for lithOgr8phing and
printing 500 copies. more or less. OF the
General Land Once map OF the United
States for 1907. The prices named viii he
considered IN connection with the evident
capacity OF the bidder 10 do first-ciass
work. make rapid and successful transfers
10 stone, and print, mount and deliver
completed maps Prior to the deteTmina-
ton OF an award, such preliminary inves-
ugation Of these matters viii be made IS
the department snail deem necessary. 4
low bid, unsupported by satisfactory evi-
dence as to ability TO perform the work
IN agreement with the terms Of the pro-
pOSal and contract 10 be awarded. viii Do
rejected. At the same time and place pro-
poSals viii also be opened FOR phOt0lithO-
graphing and printing 1900 copies. more
OF less. Of each Of the maps Of the land
States and Territories prepared ia the
General Land ONCE during the fiscal year
ending June 30 1903. AT the same time
ana place also. proposals will be opened
for phOtolithogTaphing and printing such
copies or township piats and other official
plats constituting d part Of the official
records Of the General Land Ofice as
shall be required during the fiscal year
ending June 90 1903 Specifications as to
the character Of the work. sizes of mans
and plats. and quality OF paper required
viii be exhibited 10 BIDDERS or furnished
on application All proposals must be
made in SeXtuple, and must be indOrsed
on the envelope, Proposal for United
States map Proposal for State maps
Proposal for reproducing township
plats." as the case may be. JAMES RI
DOLPH GARFIELD, Secretary.
mhl6apl6
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MATTRESS MAKING.

YOUR MATTRESSES CAREFULLY RENO |
waited and returned same day. L. 7. JONES. 6sS !
H st. nw. Phonc NJ GaL mhIs-s
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair, birthmaTks mOles &c, bY electric needlei
guaranteed permanent and painless; no scars sbso-
lutte privsey references from physicians and former
patients apparently hopeless cases solicited consul
tatiOn free; electricity is the only permanent curs
for superfuous hair. BOX u. Herald once.
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Money Loaned Salaried Peoule
INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
Iay more than the company issuing them; must
be seven years old; nc industrial policies. THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY s07 81. Nv.
jas-d
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UPHOLSTERIHG.

JPHOLsTERING. DRAPING. RECOVERING,
polishing repairing. II desired work done at your
nome staining and polishing of hardwood; fine Judge
q slIlques; reliable. L. FOSTER, sol G s. Sc
mhs-d
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LOST

LOST-AT FORT MYER OR ARLINGTON GEM
etery. mink muff. pugse inside with owners card.
Address l55 St. nv. Phone 1853 North Re
ward.
LOsT-ON SUNDAY NIGHT. BETWEEN 18th
ST and Penna. are. and 18th and D sts a brace
let that is mnch priEed on account Of It's associa
tions. A reward of $50 wiz be paid and no ques-
tions asked. Apply to n. SPENCER f25s D st, nv.
mhl+3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
hJmbia holding Probate Court. Estate Of Jessie
p King deceased. No i425l Administration
Docket--A pplication having been made herein for
probate Of the last will and testament and oodieil
Of said deceased, and for letters tsstamentaFy on
said estate by Seth f. King and Joseph X, "
Fosnsbee. il Is ordered this 18th day Of March,
A. b. 1907. that Frank Follansbse sr.: Lila Fry.
Josephine N. Berlin, James FollaDsbee. Fannie
L. Stevens. Henrietta 81. G. Maynard Mrs. Annie
0urand. Mrs Mars Hartman. Miss Carrie Cassidy.
and Miss Ida CASSIDY and all others concerned aD
pear in said court on MONDAY. the I'd day Of
April. 4. D. 1907. at % O'Clock q. m, 20 show
cause why such application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald once in
each OF three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentoned-the first pubicstson to be
not less than thirty days before said return dsy.
ASHLEY NJ. GOULD, Justice. PERCIVAL ".
BROWN, Attorney. mhls.20
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FOR LEASE.
SUBURBAN FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-LARGE HOUSE AND ACRES On
steam and electric roads: land alone worth price
asked for immediate sale; $50 ROOM s. ls3s
New fork axe. Open Sunday morning mhl62t
FOR HEALTH SCENERY. FERTILE SOIL.
aud colonial surroundings. let shOR you our
fine properties along line Of G. Z. & o. d. r. H.;
improved properties Of ali sizes; acreage 20 suit at
prices ranging from Sl0o per acre up. CLIFTON
LAUGHLIN CO.. us 18Th 81 fes-Stth.su
AT KENsINGToN. ND. SEVEN ROOM AND
attic house; all modcu Improvements, lot l2oKls0
near r. & o. and electric cars price 8 600 AG-
dress. SUBURBAN. Herald Office. mhl4st
LOTS Sxl0: on MINNESOTA AvE AND 81
ST. right On II ST. car line; 2 minutes 70 Treas
Ury price 500 and $50, terms S. down and S per
month. BERNARD q. BROWN. owner. 2ll Colo
rsdo Bldg. iszs-eodtf
FOR sALE-sEyEN- ROOM COTTAGE. LARGE
shed and chicken house; good water in kitchen;
trees vines &c; Dot 25xl90 II you intend 20 buy
ground and build, come and save $40 10 500; one
block south Of the end Of kenilworth electric line;
price. 81 so W II. ANDREWS. Owner.
mhl07t Western Dis. Pension Once
FOR sALE-AF KENILWoRTH. d. c. LARGE
5-room house. on ST.. near Anscostia ave: cei
lar and attic large enough FOX rooms. heated By
furnace; front Of lot Is feet narrow in rear. shed
for fowls. Puce $50 Terms SO cash. balance.
50 per month. including interest ALLEN "
MALLERY. lil7 q 70.
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COLLECTORS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS RENTS
estate and damage claims: 10 charge unless suc.
eesstul FULLER AGENCY. 7lT l2th ct. IN.
ah3-t
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED - EXPERIENCED SALESMAN (sIN-
glel 70 sell Red Seal Lye ia baltimore. salary
must be Al good reference; 10 ether need apply.
mhI5l
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ. ]. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAvER
and hsirdresssr, shampooing. manicuriug chircp
0dy. facial and scalp treatment. Work done al
hotels and residences. Phone main 2655. sli q
st. NV. fe24-tf
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MASSAGE,

NINE ANNA B. JOHNSON, LATE OF NEW
York. 1914 18th ST. NV. Phone \. 1885 Expert
scientific body and yicbro facial massage; scalp
treatment; ehiropody; beautifymg. dc Treatment
at residences by appointment. Manicuing, &c
feis-lm
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PERSONAL.

PEOPLE COULD LIVE N MUCH SMALLER
houses il they would gather up all 0f those mems
worn garments shoes. hats. shirts, and drop US
card to call and pay you tremendous cash for them.
JUSTBS OLD STAND SD u.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments lsdies or gentlemens. Send postal: vii
call l. TARsHES. 1905 7th nv. Phone North 4ss
!a6-tf
ROOMMATE WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN;
large room; good location; cheap rent BOX l74,
Herald Office. mhl5-St
HAIR on THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS. MOLEs. BIRTHMARKs. BLACK
HEADS and ali facial blemishes PERMANENTLY
REMOVED By electrolysis. Lady operator. ROOM
g. Metzerott Bldg lll0 81 n~ mhs-sM
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELLf YOU WILL
be ssTeeably surprised you VIII let sell it for
sou. MARCUS NOTES 26 sth ST NV: phone
Main Gll- nol0-u
AIR Z. MILAN. PALNuST AND PSYCHIC. su
Eye st. nw-ScentiRc readings On anything you
wish to know. Hours. to 1. Open Sunday. jallt:
MISS ORA Z FIELD AND ASSISTANTS.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE (FACE AND SCALP.
fei5-lm 81 II ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac and all kinds of h1Ise.
hold goods. BAUMs FURNITURE SHOP. lsth
and U sts Phone \. 1913 Formerly eth and u