davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
ANOTHER ODD FEATURE.

In looking over the proposed
article ri, which the voters are
asked NJ lat il The constitution.
aaotller very odd, not to say
suspicious feature is disclosed.
Section four Of the original con-
-titnt.on which Was omitted in
the proposed amended article is
as follows: "'Ihc legislature
shall provide for taxing all
moneys, credits, investments in
bonds, stocks, Joint stock com
g%aAiios, or otherwise; and also
for taking tie notes and bills
discounted or purchased, money
loaned and all other property,
effects or dues Of every descrip-
ton. Of all banks and of all
bankers. 50 that all property
employed in banking shall always
be subject to taxation equal to
that imposed on the property of
Individuals
Why this was omitted one is un-
able to see. 1t may have been
considered snrplusage and it may
be the intent of the amendment
still! to tax this class of property.
The Argus-Leader sees no reason
why it should be taxed. The
editor of this paper is not a con
stlutlonal lawyer, yet it appears to
him that if this clause had been
considered surplusage in the
beginning and omitted. that is one
tiling. But it was incorporated
in the original and is taken out by
positive amendment which would
tend to force the conclusion that
1t is the intent of the amended
constitution to exempt this
property, especially since there
always is more or less bubble
over taxing such property. W.
are in favor of taxing credits
stocks and bonds and not in favor
of cxcmpting them by positive
amendment. 1t seems to us tina,
if it is the intent to tax this class
of property in the future as in the
past. the original constitution
needs no amendment of this
section. If. howevcr,it is desirable
to exempt this class, the section
providing for lis assessment and
taxation should be taken out.
The people will not be in favo,
of cxempting this important class
OF property.-SiouN Falls Argus
Leader.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
Department of the Interior. Land Office
at Huron. $. d.. Sept. 3, 1907.

NOTICE is hereby given that Emma ].
Gordon of Gettysburg SD. has filed notice
OF her intention to make final commuta-
ton proof in support of her claim. viz:
Homestead Entry No. 1864 made Nay
10. 1906. for the NE4NW4 and NJ NE4
and Sell Me-. section ~. township
ll9 Range Is. and that said proof will be
made before Clerk of Courts at Gettys-
burg $. ID. on Oct. II. 1907. She names the
following witnesses To prove her continue
ous residence upon and cultivation of the
land. viz: a. ID. McMaster and d.; i.
O-NriIl of Gettysburg $ ID. Clarence Ellis
of Forest City S ID and Albert Gordon of
c. A. BLAKE, Register
First published Sep5
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26

ship ll9 range IS. and that said proof will
bc made before the Clerk of Courts III Get
tySburg 81 Oil Oct. IS !D1
She names the following witnesses to-
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of the land. viz:
Jules Whitcside. Winslow Il. Define.
David Van VALID. Fred Donovan all of
Gettysburg SD.
C. A. BLAKE. Register
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26

Stop! Think! Airy, cool rooms,
private telephones and bath,
sl.oo per day, at the popular
Bae:anptnrt. H.atel LIZ Ih;x5 Street
South, Minneapolis.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
UTILIZING THE RIVER.
Commerce on the Missouri
River Should lie Restored.

Commerce on the Missouri
River Should lie Restored.
Twenty-Five years ago hundreds
of boats bore thousands of tons Of
freight and passengers on the
bosom of the Missouri. Twenty
years ago the last barge line failed
and went into bankruptcy. II
would be idle and useless to
analyze the causes of decay OF
commerce on the Missouri and
other water ways. 1t is sufficient
to say that few il any of those
causes exist now while several
new conditions obtain which
ought to assure the success of the
present movement. For one
thing, the river is reported TO he
in better shape for navigation
than ever before. with fewer snags
and a deep channel, secured out
by floods. The aid of the federal
government is assured to widen
and deepen the channel and render
navigation almost absolutely safe
in future. This governmental aid
will in all probability assume
immense proportions. leading TO
the improvement of the river on 4
complete, comprehensive scale as
soon as the inland water ways
commission, recently appointed
by President Roosevelt, develops
its plans.
There can be no question of
the fact that the utilization of the
inland water ways of the country
to relieve the railroads of their
tremendous burden of congested
traffic will be pushed to the utmost
as a settled policy of the federal
administration. 1t will become
not a matter of political favor or
congressional log-rolling. as in
the past; but an absolute necessity
in order that the transportation
facilities of the country shall keen
pace with it's marvellous growth.
There is little room to doubt the
fulltllment of one of the commits.
sion's recent prediction that mel
now alive will see the day whet
ocean-going vessels will unloac
their cargo at Sioux City, ans
that freight and passengers vii
be carried to up river points by
small boats, and that their way
will be made safe and easy b,
walls of masonry coniining tht
waters of the great Missouri river
wholly within its banks wherever
necessary to insure a deep and
permanent channel. The recent
improvements in the manufacture
of cement and the certain develop.
ment of that material as a leading
factor in the worlds industries
may furnish an easy and speed,
solution of the problems of harness
ing the annual spring floods O
these rivers and making them t
do the work of securing out ;
deep channel.
Above all, it is practically
certain that modern bnsines.
methods will be applied to tn,
waterways traffic in future, thus
placing it on an equal footing
with the railroads in originating
aud managing q large volume o
business. Pierre may at an early
date become q water city and
according to all the lessons o,
history, that means a great city
Pierre Free Press.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26

Mt Huron s. D.. Sept. Is, 1897
MOTTO Z is hereby gi' zen that Grace A..
Graham of Gettysburs.. s. ID. has filed
notice OF her Intention t o make final COM
mHtatiu n proof ia STOP or. 81 her c..1iaD.
VIZ: II omestcad Entr.y No. 1925 made
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
TOR EST PLANTING ON iR24GAT
Ed LhNpS TM MONTANA,
WYOMING AND DbHGIAa.

..
N''e' "aetei4ll"a l1 pos pug
~ tree pla ailag on reel 5.s
tracts haze list bcou complete i
IA. zYore ~ tbe i,r Na,s
2! inc Fl teis~ 'Ae i.et.eia }i'-i-
inc 81 certain frees arc4a3 home
stead- and along caa's Nlli.
..,44.. .... .o,s... f...t.
ubmro irrj.Mt;,a 81. la.mI INK
-,
'r.''.'' '' - ''0. ~ 4'''N
me itH'.s e~N'lAaasi are ~
A~'oidanR, fNenilng. aifl the
i'aNo'aS, ana ete pfaf'i'iNlN tif.
i' ~ T. 'rf case on most lFil-
gatei t'&cis IN llee, So mons.
Nlll.e 1T Was ioliHt ,d2l iae
@ro%IAg oliiees undrF t3e ceAoi-
tons found oA nllsl Of we tracts
WV pe CONFRONTED W'.h ma3.N
dille9'ligs gh'es7 sfea5 e'fe Is
,'Ne'' ""7 'i' u,''''i''''NU
'','. Se.''"" ...'' ~ on
~ Up - 1900 go
'"ei any, 2.'see'''i' '0i o'A
IN Of the iaNd examined y Of
Great value TOR agrleaitaie- and,
OF course uln9er reduction on a
large scsle Moela not pa adFls''1le
even II II wore t,asiiir. !iant-
Ing Will ~e prof.. a'.e chteilN Tor
enc proierh"p y MN GIVE 'arM.
bulldn2S sleckNarGs,a anil valuable
Inaorrhards lfon hetfN winds
and tor toe tml'er winch can be
Town ior i0el, lenee-p2sts, and
oiper uses.
Tue principal di.icalies To b.
met in Tree growing ia tAc regions
where the examinations were
made are ihc Great extremes OF
temperature wllcn arc always an
important consideration. since ii
is the occasional period of extreme
cold and not hid a4cearu wiatcv
temperature which determines
the aaaptahilitv OF d tree.
Damage BIZ drought and cxtiem
heat may he largely overcome bv
irrigation. hut there is no WAY to
temper the wintry blasts Of THOSE
wind swept prairics. Ii ha, been
found, however. that the choice Of
proper species Of trees Will meet
pr~acticallv overv difficulty cne0un-
tered.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
10 GEub-Raisers.

We will give you an amual subscription to the Review OF Reviews (New
Iok City, Monthly, or Scientific American On. y City, weekly fra club of five
Local Correspondents wantcdt Gettysburg, Laurie, EahS, lcbeau, White
horse and Cherry Greek to write the news for The Press We will pay a liberal cash
price for acceptable manuscript
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-26
ED TIT Waiting q
IT, q Q A M 9

VIZ HAVE ~ FOR YOU RIGHT HERE
If you will renew your subscription 20 The Press for 1908, paying for amc in
advance, together with all mreaages, ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER kt 1907, We will give
YOU gNc oc wears transcription to your ch9cc OF the following standard, first lass
Journals, vM:
Toledo CO., Weekly Blade, Republican,
New York Tri -Weckly World, Democratic, OF
Chicago Weekly InterOcean, Rep.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10

| % 7 L-LNIE IVNIFI u s'fL NIoI nj 7 OF 10
lumhia. holding a Probate Court No. 1855 Ad-
ministratian.-This is TO give notice that the sub
scIlbels. Of The District If Columbia have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Co
lumala letters Of administration on the estate q
John e. Garden. late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
slth the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 70
the subscribers, before the 9TH DAY OF
MARCH A D. 1903 otherwise they may by lau
be excluded from ali benefit of said estate. Given
under our hands this 18th day Of March 1907
ARTHUR c. GARDEN. MINI. ave Anacostia
D. C.; JOHN A. GARDEN MINI. ave. Anaeosfia
D. G. Attest, seal JAMES TANNER, Register
OK Wills for the District q Columbia Clerk of the
Probate Court HAMILTON, COLBERT & HAM
ILT0N. Attorneys. nhZT ans 10
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
TRANS-PAGIFlG MAILS.

Jsran ,exeeTt palezis-post nails. Korea, China.
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria
B. c. close here daily Of 80 D. IT. up 20 April 10
FOR dispatch hy steamer Empress of Japan.
japan korea, and China specially addressed
only via Seattle. close here daily at ESQ D. IA. up
% April DO for dispatch b5 steamer >hinsno Mara
JaTaH, Korea. China. aud Philippine Islands VIA
Tacama, cicse here dali5 at go p m. up 80 April
H. fer dispatch hy steamer Cyclops
Hawaii VIA san Francisco close here daily al II .45
p. H. up to April Is, for dispatch by steamer Ala
media
Hawaii Japan Korea, .HIna. and Philippine Is
lands via san Fnhcisc0 close here daily at Il IS
p II. ND TO April s. for dispatch hy steamer Korea
Australia texcept mails fer West Australia. I'M
Islands and New Caledonia specially addressed
mails i1r New leland and Samoan lslaads via Van
colTer and Victoria Is c. close here daily al 5lu
p ~ mp TO April p. FOX dispatch hy steamer Moaua.
Japan. Korea, China. and Philippine Islands via
SEATTLE, close here daily at SO D. NJ. up 10 April
a. for dispatch by steamer Tango Mau
Hawaii Japan KOREA China and PhiLBUiae Is
lands via san Francisco close here daily az Has
p. M. mp to April q fer dispatch by steamer Amer
sea Alaru-
Hawaii, Guam. aud Philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close hsre daLy at ua5 g. 70. Up -
May l. for dispatch 10y United states transport
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
om Waned Washington Herald Small Ads VIII Quickly Rent Your Vacant Rooms
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia Frank T. Padgett -. The Tn
known Heirs Alenecs and Degisees Of John Sutgr.
Ne 269i, Equity Docket.-The object Of this suit Is
to obtain partition by sale Of original lots eleven
illl and twelve 12l in square numbered I'VE 81 in
the city q Washington. District Of Columbia. On
motion u the complainant. it IS this 9th day Ct
April, 1907, ordered that the defendants, the un-
known heirs, alienees and deyisees Of John sutef,
cause their appearance 70 be entered herein on Or
before the first ulie day Of the court exclusive 4
Sundays and legal holidays occurring three months
after the date II the first publication Of this order
otherwise the cause viii Be proceeded sith as IN
case Of default Provided a copy q this order be
published twice month diirng said period e three
nontAs IN the Washington Las Reporter and The
Washington Herald. HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH.
Chief Justice. 4 true copy-Test: SEAL J. H.
YOUNG. CLERK By WINS. +. LEMON, Assistant
Clerk. JOHN Z MeNALLY. Solicitor for Com
plainant apl0i7.A
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule I'D elect November =. 1875.
go 4. M.-OLD DOMINION EXPRESS wees
days-Stops at principal points IN NiIgiui2 vesbuls
uaiRi sIaHdaI,. S0sClesi paTi0T car 90 Virginia H15
Springs Pullman Seepers Clifton Forge 20 Louis
vile Cincinnati, Indianapolis, 81. Louis, au5 Chi
czgo, buffet service frsm li0Fd8nsIiIle
43J Z. ANEW C. q U. LIMITED, Daily
Fast new gestihe train. stops only aI GoTd0nsylile
Charlottesville, stanton Clifton FUTse and COYing-
Ton. Va. BancsgeTte and Hinton. Vs. Va Pullman
sleepers TO Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati Indian
apolis 81. Louis. ana Chicago. Dining cars, q Ia
carte service. one night ont.
ua9 z. ~. r. v LIMITED. Daily-SoIid
restibUle train Pullman seepeTs 10 Cincinnati Lex.
ington. and Louisville. Compartment zleeing car TO
iTguia Hot sHrIEEs wees days. Dining cars a "a
carte service. Seepers Cincinnati % Chicago aud
ST. Louis and Louisville to Memphis. Nashville. ana
Southwest.
Reservations snd tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Oces 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue; zoe 18th street near
T. and Sixta Street Station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania K. r. Cab Service ana Main 1893
for G. < o. Ticket Ofcs
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
On Tuesday, the Ninth Day Of
April. 1907, at Half-past Four
O'clock D NJ

ne following described real estate Ia the city d
washington, District Of Columbia and known and
Iesgnated on the ground plat plan " the sald CITY
as and being all Of original lots eight sl, nine ts
ten tNi. eleven on, and twelve 10. and the b.
nninbefed seyenty-eisnt tis together with ne nm
pl1Femeuts thereon. being premises numbered I'D
~, ~, aud a5l street northwest, and ~
Twenty first street northwest A more particular
description Of the said property be obtained from
the undersigned and viii be given al the time Of
The property VIII GTst be offered as a whole and
the highest BID viii be noted. The property VIII
then be offered ia separate parcels, and the bids
therefor similarly noted tie trustees feserYng the
night % accept any bid either foF the whole any
parcel when made or AFTER ali bids Tor the property
el1her as an entirety or by parcels 7saA have been
Terms OF ssle as prescribed BIZ the dscree: One
third cash one-thiId III one year and oaethiFd ia
two gears after the DAY Of sale all CASH al the
purchasers option. deferred payments II ans. % be
bearing date on the day q sale and payable re-
spectHeiy, one and two yfars after date. #lth IN
terest, payable seIniauuuaAy, at The rate o. SIX
pr cent per ainilli ana % De secured hy deea or
eeeds OF trust upon tAe property slA1. containing
Examination q title. convey ucBg, recording tax
certificates aud taxes from day q sale 70 be pur
chaser cost deposit O sL00. il property sold
"a whole 500 each parcel Il 5old IN par
GELS. must be made at tie time Of sale Terms u
sale 20 b. cop3lied with within fifteen days after
day a sale and, IN the default o such cninpianee
the trustees reserve tie rght az Their option either
% resell the property in respect o. Hhich such de-
laplt may happen, az the risk and cost Of the de-
tisemeut In The Washington Herald. OF 90 proceed
boy appropriate judicial proceedings 70 enforce specific
HENRY z. DAVIS. Trustee.
Jeafer B8i'ding.
WILLIAM a, HUTCHINs Trustee,
1IJ So. uW.
TIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AZ
count Of the inclemeut Ucathsr until WEDAES-
Dan ta- istu u4y 10 AIrll. 1871. al the SAME hour
and place
HENRY DAVIS. Trustee.
Jeuifer Building.
WILLIAM a. HUTCHINs Tn3stee,
ai33 y e. uH.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B--Followiug schedule figures publls1cd only 50
information aud not guaranteed
= 20 o. m.-Dsu7iile aud way stations.
'755 A. m--Hausbufg and vas stations
eco a. m--SiesEers and coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car
Il70 a. m.-SieeTeTs and coaches % Columbia
Savannah, aud Jacksonville. Dining Car
'2.51 g. m.-SieepeTs and coaches to Atlanta and
Col,lHbaz Ga. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70
san Francisco tri-Weskly.
f4.ol D. m.- HaHisoubug and Wag stations
.i5s D. u,-gaaFl0jtesFille. Waueaion. aud say
stations
go p. m.-seepeTs and coaches 70 Charlotte. 90.
luulhia. and Augusta. sieeIers week days 70 Pine
hurst Dining Car
1913 b. m.-slsepers and coaches 'yia L1nchbHrs
and BRISTOL 10 Chattauooga. Memphis. and Neg
Orlsaus Dining Car.
100 2. m-New York and Sew ORLEANS Limited.
Solid Pullman TO Asheyile. Atlanta Birmingham.
and New ORLEANS Club and Observation Cars Din-
ing Car.
Note-'psily fWCCk days.
Through trains dum the south arrive Washington
Z IS 5s5. and IS a.. go. SIS sa5. 49, and
u:i0 p. daily Local trains from HsrrlsonblTg,
u IS a. d. week days, ard - y. m daily from
Charlottesville s-l6 e. m DAHL
Frequent trains 20 and from Bluemont
Ticket O11ces 715 18th st.. 5u Pa. ave-. and
Pennsylvania station,
C. Ii ACKEKT S H. HARUWICk.
y p. q Gen, AIgr. Pass Tuf. Mgr.
" II. TAYL0E. l. s. BROWN.
GeHNI'ass Agl- GeHl Agt.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS OF GEN
eral electrical supplies. dynamos. motors auto sup
plies electric and steam pumps everything pertaining
TO 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 to plan out and
produce the special electrical appliances that
particular need demands. NATIONAL ELECIkI-
CAL SUPPLY CO. 1880 \. Y. ave. mh26 3ot
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS
The Herald Want AID Page is
displayed daily on Herald Bui-
Ietin Boards In the following
prominent IOcationss
NORTHWEST

Nun u " A-7A
W a. MeNulty, 1900 ilth St. nv. Cigars. tobaeeos,
newspapers and periodicals.
Paul Pearson Drug Store. 18th and SITS.
SIS nv.
Charles J. Allen. 1857 N st. nw. Cigars. tobaccOs.
newspapers periodicals, ana pool.
LLOYD Cross PISS Pa. ave. nw. Cigars. magazines,
and stationery. Pool parlor-
A Goldman, IA ~ ST. NV. Pipes. tobaeoos. and
stationery.
steve's smoke shop SD and P sts. nv. Cigars.
magazines. and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins Shoe Shining ParloEs, lSi3 Wisconsin ave
NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy. sd and Il sts nv. Use DAVIS
drugs
Pagan Bros. 1907 Pa ave. nv. Cigars, tobaocOs.
magazines fishing tackle and pool
Kings Drug store. Vermont eve. and ] st. NV.
Tabard Iun Library
C. H. Graham. 1850 SD st. Newspapers. maya
zines. stationery toys &c.
Halls Star Cigar Stores $3.50 14th st. aw. and Sos
Pa. ave. NV.
). NJ Paxton. 1885 18th st. Cigars. tobaecos.
newspapers, periodicals. &e,
Georgetown Beck Exchange. 3005 NJ ST. nv. Vic
tor and Edison talking machines and supplies.
Paul PeaTsons Pharmacies, 18th st. and Fla. ave.
NV. and n J. ave. and st. NV.
w, l. Cribs 2l35 IA. ave, route and distributing
agent fer Washington Herald Subscriptions recenst
Lewis C. Frey, ss. cor. sd and n SITS. subscrip-
tians for Herzld received at 1915 jefferson st. NV.
Philip Watts. 6z La. ave. NV Cigars. tohaccos,
newspapers, d.
Cheakalos x Cocos. 800 d st. NV and sol La. ave.
Fruits confectionery. cigars. newspapers. &c
J.. ~ Watson a Bro. 100 Il ST. Nv. Cigars.
tohaccos newspapers. magazines.
Mattem's City Han Cigar Store. opposite City
Hall. Legal blanks
siugetous Pharmacy, cor. Goth and E sts Nv.
EreFythlng iii drugs. newspapers auG periodicals.
r. p. HAYS Sc. cor 10Th and L sts NV High
grade cigars and tobacco. newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST
A. Costello. 27 18th It, sw.. Cigars tobaccos. and
newspapers
William Snyders Arsenal Lunch Room. "a and o
SIS sW. Leading brands Of cigars.
Dudleys. 60 It'll St. sW smokers articles, fishing
tackle. stationery &c.
j. Walter Mcdonald drugs. cigsTs, and toilet aTti-
cles. Branch p o., "a and rs.
Cassadys, 78l It's ST. sW for groceries. provisions
tobaccos stationery, newspapers
P0st-otiice Cigar and News stand. no "a ST. sW.
a. Backenheiner. prop.
C. r. Dudley, 6os Eth st. 81. Cigars, tobaecos.
periodicals.. open daily and Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
4. 4. HORNER. AEtoEaey.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
/ Columbia Isaiah l. Perry vs. Naaey Perry
and William Ross No. 3asle Equity Docset-The
object q this suit IS 90 obtain decree q absolute
divorce ca the ground Of adultery. On molten Il
the complainant 2 is this 2sth day q March 1877
ordered that the defendants. Nancy Fsrry and VII
Lam Ross cause their appearance ~ be entered
herein on CT before The forieth daT. exclusive 4
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after the day
# the first publication Of this order otherwise the
cause sill be proceeded with as ia case = default
PROVIDED. A copy # this order Be published once
week for three successive week Ia the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald before
said day. ASHLEY 81 GOULD Justice A true
cop5-Test: tseal3 J. r. YOUNG. CLERK By r. p
BELEM. Assistant Clak mhg1. arrs D
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
Grounds. Washington, .. c.. April 10.
lyJl--SealeG proposals iu duplicate, viii
be received here until p. m. MAY 10.
1897. for furnishing during year ending
June 80 1865. Class l. florists supplies.
Glass = iiower-pots; Class 3. paints oils,
glass. &c. Class .. hardware. Glass T.
agricultural implements. &c: Glass 6. use
of teams, Glass Z. iron pipe and plumbers
supplies. Class S. stationery, Glass =. ma
nGre and fertilizer. Glass I9. sand and
gravel. Class II, soil, Glass T. ice, Glass
l3, lime. cement. felt. &c.; Glass a. brick,
Class t. sod, Class 1G. fuel, Glass u, lum-
Der. Separate proposals for each class
desired. Information can bee obtained
here. CHAS S. CROMWELL Col
apI4 ii j. i3mySs
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOY Is
kair, bTthmarks, moles, &c. by electric needle;
guaranteed permanent snd painless sears; Also
ste privacy references from physicians and former
patients apparently hopeless solicited: consul
tafion free electricity is the cnly permanent cure
for superduous hair BOX n, Herald Office, CT
iphoue \. 26a2 mki7-tf
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
RUGS.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
riggs Rag carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY Z2l4 q. 'phone ll39 West.
mhls-tf
RUGS WOVEN OUT or OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal 81 5th st. NV. '~lione 1925. mhZf
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS 81. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
ard haiulresser shamp00ing manicuring. chiFop-
ody. facial aut scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences Phone Main $3.50 9ll Il
ST. NV. fe2iI
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
SUBURBAN FOR SALE.

Nice 6-rom cottage rs acres; barn. chicken
house garden beautiful elevation, overlooking eoln-
try for IS miles: magnificent shade Of old oaks
can be bought within next . days for $3.50 Easy
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE REPAIRING. uPHOlsrERINGi
gasoline eli stoves -gfraeralors. and ice boxes re-
paired. H0WAkD's. l425 H e. nc. Phone p 1893.
api98t
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
UPH0LSTERING.

UPHOLsTERING DRAPING RECOVERING
polishing repairing II desired work done at your
home; staining and polishing q hardwood fine Judge
Of anti1ues; reliable. L, POSTER S5l G st. Sc
mhSu
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED - LIT TIE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music We offer 500 a COED square piano free
for SIX months youu pay the cost d moving.
Z. @. SWIM PLAN0 co. 70 r. age