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The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
HIkDSVILLE.

May John Clark, living near Huntsville, met with seri- ous accident Thursday of last week. The Harris Threshing Company traded their old separa- tor for new one. and 1t was while bringing the new one home that the accident occurred. MT. Clark was driving the four-mnle team hitehed to the separator, while ]. |. Harris and J. D. Smith followed close behind to render assistance. Coming down the hill west of Hands ford, on White River, tue separator, though chain locked, began to crowd the mules, and in order to check 1t, Mr. Clark. pulled into the bank at side of road. This turned the separator completely over and caught Mr. Clark un- derneath It. 1t having to be pried up to release him. The elevator partially protected him, otherwise he would have been killed. As 1t was he received q hard squeeze, with probable in ternal injuries.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
Letter to Searcy Bros.
Sprin gdale, Ark.

Gentlemen: Now, maybe, you can't get the goods; if you can, your fortune IS made.
 Cotton cloth they cali 1t mus In in some parts at about the usual price per yard. but wider, twice as wide aS some. and bet ter, wears better. keeps white and whole d surprising time in all sorts of wear
 You can sell that cloth for hundreds of miles; there'd be nc limit.
 A yard goes further; one buys less yards. Wears longer; one buy less often. It always looks right till well worn out. No one customer buys so much of it but think of the number of custom CTS.
 Maybe you can't get if in cloth; but you can Ill paint: Devoe. Devoe Is as if II were wider; gallon goes further: you buy less gallons; you pay for less gallons as if one paid less for making garment of that wide cloth and if keeps its fresh look and sheds water till you have forgotten how old ii IS.
 It isn't true in cloth. but it is
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

News the Rogers Democrat has the following kind words to say of this paper The Springdale News started on its twenty first year last week The Demo crat k not greatly given to throwing bouquetsat the brethren but Il k always ready to say d good word for Bro Stafford and The News, Both are a credit to their home town and to the news paper fraternity of Arkansas. A good, clean, honestly edited pap -er like The News is worth more to the community than some people imagine, but We are glad 10 note that the people of Springdale seem to know good thing when they see it and patronize 1t ac- oordingly.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
1neiebborbood 'hews
ELM SPRINGS.

May 21 David Wilson and wife Left Sunday afternoon for d visit to their sons in northern Kansas.
 T. |. Glover is Ill Hot Springs this week as the representative of the K. of P. lodge Of thiS place to the grand lodge.
 Britt Bros. have sold their evaporator at this place to parties at Rogers. Nothing is known as to their intentions the coming season.
 Miss Eeona Galiaher has been in Fayetteville the past few days. Miss Bertha Delnzier and Rosa Anderson are taking the course of study being given for teachers by the Commercial College at that place.
 Born. to Mir. and Mrs. Grattan Wasson, May IA. a daughter.
 The school election Saturday resulted in the levy of a mills tax, and the election of E. J. Denver as director to take the place of W. E. Pearson. Sever al votes were cast for a mills tax.
 Mrs Moore Of Morrilton. Ark. IS visiting her daughter Mrs. ]. E. Blaekshear She k aeeomp- anied by Mrs Burns Of the same place. Jim Blaekshear came Up from Nan Buren Saturday and spent Sunday with the home folks.
 Miss Carrie Fergus and a num- Der of her school friends were out from Fayetteville Saturday.
 The new front to the Metho- dist Church is about completed. Money is being raised to put on d new roof and paint the build ing. The improvements already
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
JOHNSON.

May Lee Innis, of Van Buren. Ark. came np Sunday morning on q short visit with J. F.. McClendon.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Cox, of Vale, came out Saturday even ing on | short visit with Johnson relatives.
 Mrs. Martha Saville left Sun day evening for Raleigh, N. C., where she will spend I few weeks with relatives and old friends.
 ]. Hanley Tore, of St. Louis. Mo-, was a business visitor in Johnson last Wednesday.
 Robert Boaz was out from Fay ettevllle on some official errands d couple ot days last week and the sight ot a real live constable caused cold chills to eireumnavi- gate tl1e spinal columns ot some of the boys who had been eXer- eising their mischieYoas propeH- sities recently.
 The school election passed of quietly II Johnson last Saturday. Dr. F. r. Cowgirl was chosen for director and a tax of seven mills was voted.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F Caldwell, of Greenland, came up Saturday evening to visit with w. !. Witeher and other Johnson rela- tiveS.
 The busy berry season and a rush of farm work kept most of
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

Johnson folks from attending the sales day doingS at Springdale last Saturday.
 Aubrey Woods, ol Harris, came out Saturday and will Sojourn i'll Johnson for a-while.
 A picnic party from Fayette- vile spent the day Saturday at the beautiful springs and ponds near Johnson.
 w. A. Gillenwater k entertain- ing relatives from Alma, Ark
 Serg. Nm. Jones spent Satur- day night with his old eomrade. Vim. Mayes. and returned to Fay etteyille Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Nm. Grum left Sunday evening for a short visit with rel atives 1t Avoea, Ark.
 Mrs. Walter Gil>trap, of St. Paul, came cut yesterday even- ing to visit with Mrs J. L. Me Glendon.
 The berry season still fingers with u> and the price and quality of the berries grows better which will cause the shipping ol cars to continue indefinitely Two cars went forward last night, making a total oi nineteen cars.
 The Stony Point school meet ing was postponed Tor two weeks on account of the berry picking season.
 T. J. Mullins is here from Por- tales, K. M.. and will remain un- til after the close of tile berry season. Uncle Jeff has fine lot of berries. but k short of piekers He picked eighty quarts himself today.
 The local school will be taught l by the sane teachers who gave such good satisfaction last year
 Misses Mary Craig and Addie Lynch Miss Craig's many friends are pleased to hear that she is recovering from Ter recent severe illness.
 The farmers are busy getting caught Up with delayed work which accumulated during the recent inelement weather.
 Mrs Teresa Waldrip, vile Of Rufe Waldrip, k seriously i'll at her home near Stony Point
 Several land buyers have been seeking locations around Johnson since the departure of the rear guard of winter.
 Some Johnson folks are inter- ested i'll the item concerning the placing of Washington county in the list of counties where one iS allowed only q hook and line for fishing purposes.
 Muf5kf EPMO,
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

Gov, Little is now at his home in Greenwood, having returned Tuesday night. Ii is stated that the trip to Texas has not proven of any benefit to the governor. and his physicians and family have about given up all hope of his recovery.
 It Is said the railroads are going 10 test the 2-cent law, and will contend that the bill was never signed by Gov. Little and 1t the signature is really his, his mental condition at the time was such that he was not responsible for his acts.
 In it's political notes the Little Rock Democrat says Hon. N. F.. Simpson will be a candidate for state senator from Washington County next year, and pays him the compliment of saying lie is already virtually elected on ac- count Of his excellent work in behalf of the University of Ark anSas.
 Shortly before adiourning the general assembly voted down the bill appropriating money for the completion of the new state house, and as soon as the funds now available are exhausted the work will cease until another legislature can make an appro- priation. The state capital will have to be completed some time. and the sooner the better. In the opinion of The News the legislature made mistake by Hot making some provisions for the completion of the building. Il the contractors and architect are not to be trusted then their services should have been dis pensed with and the work put in other hands. Through hostility to these men the general assem- ply has done tue state an injury.
 h making mention of the twentieth anniversary of The
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

made, and Tn prospect. will cost nearly four hundred dollars. This k practically the first money spent for repairs since the build ing was erected fifteen years ago.
 The prospect forwheat and oats has materially improved the past three weeks. Wheat will make d fair crop. while oats i'll some places are fine, and in other fields will not be worth cutting.
 TEeTrafS4.r4
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

true in paint: the less you pay the better it K; for the goodness of paint is reckoned by gallons less gallons, more goodness, The stronger d paint, the less gallons 1t takes for job and the longer 1t wears. Yours truly
 F. ". DEvoE X Co. New York, Chicago and Kansas City.
 Springdale Lumber Co. sell our paint.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
John {. Rahe.

The remains ot John C Rahe, whose death was mentioned in The News last week, were laid to rest Friday morning in Bluff Cemetery under the auspices of the |. O c. r. lodge. Services were conducted by Rev Herring ton. pastor of the Presbyterian Church
 Deceased was born Iii Cass County. Ill.,, March 2, lS43. Lived in Jacksonville ten years and moved from there to Shelby, Nebraska. He was county sup erintendent for two terms, and for fourteen years was editor of the Shelby Sun He came to i Springdafe January k, 1900, and purchased farm miles northeast of town where lie has since resided. October x, fs76, he was united in marriage to Miss NJ. (. Smith. by whom he k surived. He also leaves two sisters. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Keinstein sister of Winfield, Kansas. and Miss Abbie LuSk, of St Louis, niece of Mrs. Rahe, were pres ent at the funeral. Mir Rahe's other sister resides near Shelby. Neb.
 Mrs. Rhae desires through the News to extend her thanks to all for their kindness during the sickness and death of her hus- band. As soon as she can dis pose of her property here she will go to sofne point to make her home where she has relatives
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24
More News from the New Eng.
 land States.

If any one has any doubt as to the virtue of Foley's Kidney Cure they need only to refer to MT, Alvin II. Simpson, of William antit, Conn, who after almost losing hope of recovery on ac- count of the failure of so many remedies, finally tried Foley's Kidney Cure, which he says was just the thing for him, as four bottles cured him completely.
 He k now entirely we'll and free from all the suffering incl dent to acute kidney trouble. w. C. Ownbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

Sam Small said that in Chiea go he saw a marching body of lS- ooo working men carrying d ban Her inscribed: Our children cry for bread." and they marched straight to I pIcnic ground and drank fourteen hundred kegs of beer.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

Kidney complaint kills more people than any other disease This Is due to the disease being SD insiduous that 1t gets | gaod hold on the system before 1t is recognized. FoIey's K 1 | Il Y Cure will prevent the develope- ment of fatal disease f taken in time. N. G. 0wnbey.
The Springdale news., 1907-05-24

When the light of love dies the home Is in darkness.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
PROPOSALS,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C.,
Washington ID. G.. August %. l9Jl.-Sealed pro-
p0sals vii be received AZ this Office until L O'Clock
moon. TUESDAY, September :. 1901. for grading
Albemsrle street Amount available about g 500.
Blank forms Of proposal specifications. and all nee
essaTy information viii be furnished on application
az Room g. District Building. HENRY L. WEST.
JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners. d. C. au3oStexS
0FFCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. G.,
Washington. D. C.. Aug Is lSE--Sealed pro
posals wiu be received until y O'Clock noon AU-
GUST = 1857, for furnishing and installing steam
boiler and all accessories and other work on heating
plant az the Homo for the Aged and Inhrm at Blue
Plains. Washington. ID. c. Plans specifications.
and necessary information may be obtained from the
Inspector Of Buildings, D. c HENRY L. WEST,
JAY ]. MORROW. Commissioners d. c.
aui9-st
L S ENGINEER OFFICE. I'd AND K SIS.
NV. Washington. =. c. Aug. T. l997.-sealed
proposals for constructing machine shop building
AZ the Washingto2 Filtration Plant viii be r.
ceived here until y m. sept 6 1907. and then
publicly opened Information furnished Oh spplica-
tion. SPENCER COSBY. Major. EngTs
suI7 Iq 9 Zfse13 Il
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule IL erect July - 1877.
zoo Z. Mold DOMINION EXPKESS, week
days-StoDs al principal points II Virginia Fssu-
bGe train; standard coacuesi pariOr 70 Hinton.
handled IL No. . from GOTdoBsEIlle, which has
j. carte paIlor car and connects a. JOYIng10u Tor
Virginia Hot Springs. pullman sleeleTs clifton
FsTge To Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. -.
Louis, and chicago.
4a8 Z. M.-AEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yestbule train stops only GCTdonsTile.
Chari0ttesYllc Stauntou, Cniton Forge, and Cor
mgtOn, Va. White sulphur. K0lcevsTIe. and him
tob, " Va. Pullman pes 10 Lexington. LOu.s-
vile, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ct. Louis, and Chl-
cago. Dining cars, ID carte service. One night out.
ll:le 2. NJ. 4. '. LIMITED. Daly-SOl1
vestibule Jala Pullman sieepeTs D Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days. DIning cars.
IA carte service. sieepers Cincinnati . Chicago
and 81. LOUIS and Louisville 70 Mempals. Nashville,
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets 81 Chesapeake and Ohio
Ofces 53 Pennsylvania avenue 68 IAN street. near
+. and Sixth Street Station IelephOues Main Is9
foT Pennsylvania X. K. Cab oeETIoe aud Main l9os
for L. & Y. Ticket Once.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FolloEing schedule figures published only as
information and are hot guaranteed.
Z 90 a. m.-Danvile and way stations.
g 10 d. m.-haTrsonbuTg anu Way stations.
'2z9 g. m.-Sieepers and coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper 10 Columbus. "a. DluIDg CaE.
IL ~ 3. m.-Sleepers aud coaches " Ooadilo4A
Savannah, and Jacksonville. Dining CaT
f4@l y. u.-haIllsonDuIg anG say stations
40 p m.-Cn4Tl0Jtes4lile Naueuton and HaJ
stations. StIEsbgIg Heek cay%
-6:l5 .. E-SieepeTs and G. lches 20 Atlanta. Sun
set Route Tourist oleeIxr Francisco tr-Eeeky-
'9oo y m.-Sleepers anu caches 70 Charlotte, ~
lumbia. AID Augusta. Dlnlns Csr.
'le:I5 p. m.-SIsepers ana coaches iva LyDchours
and BTistolJ 10 Chattanooga. Aempnls, ana Aes W
leans DINING CaT.
'n9o y. n.-Aew YoTk and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman Asheyille. Atlanta. BlrmIng naIn.
and Eew Ougans. CluD anu observation CaIA Dla-
IDg Car.
Note-'Daily fWeek days
Through trains frOm the south arrive Washington
Is. s:i5 and ss5 a. H.; 2so. 81 s.i5. -. and
H:ig ,. II. Galy. Local Trains nun haTrlsonbuTg
E=5 ,. n weeg Gays, ana ~ y, oauSi Trs-s
Charlottesville. 6;l6 Il %. aALy.
Frequent trains 10 ana iIOm BluenOut
Ticket O1hces, 55 I'LL 81, 81 Ia ave, and
Pennsylvania station
{. d. ACKERT. 5. d HARDwICK.
y. T. & Gen. Mgr Pass. Traf. ME7.
W. a. TAYLOE. G. z. a. L. 5 BROWN. G. A.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia holding Probate Court No. 1900. Ad-
minstrati0n--This IS TO give notice that the sub
sc1iber Of the District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Colum-
bia letters tcsamentary on the estate Of Edgar p.
Watkins, late Of the District of Columbia de-
CEASED. All lsrsons having claims against the de-
ceased are heTeny warned 20 exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated. 10 the
snbscriber on or before the 5TH DAY OF AU-
GUST, A.. b. 1908; otherwise they may b. law be
excluded from al benefit 0f said estate Given I'm
der ms hand this 5th day Of August. 1871. LUTHER
5. FRISTOE l4l3 street northwest Attest:
(SeaL) JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the
District of Columbia. Clerk q the Probate Court.
DOUGLASS 5. MACkALL. Attorney. au6l3,20
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
PERSONAL.

THE BALANCE WHEEL OF WATCH Is
fxed 10 a nicety but can't be compared % oJJr
generous rates for mems discarded wearing apparel
shoes. hats shirts. Drop postal; VIII call al once
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6lq u.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments, ladies CT gents send postal viii call
l. TARSHES 1905 9Th st. NV. Phone north St0
SupernuOuS Hair, Warts, Moles,
Brthmarks blackheads and all facial blemishes
permanently removed by electrolysis Lady operator
Room 6S MetzeTOtt Bldg, Ill0 T 81. NV. au6-s0t
DIR. NcKEEHAN'S JAG KILLER
Free treatment for drunkenness till September l.
Everything furnished. Take any Georgetown car
1881 81. nw.. 10 a. m. 10 5 p m. auls1t
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TRAhS-PACIFIG MAILS,

Hawaii, Japan, KcTea, China. and Philippine Is
lands. via saa Francisco, close here daily at ESQ
T. H. up 10 August 2, for dispatch by steamer
Persia.
Japan. Korea, and China. via Vancouver and VIC
t0Tla, r, C.. close here daily at $50 ,. m up 70
August g. for dispatch by steamer Empress OF In
dia
Hawaii japan. Korea. and China. via San Fran-
cisco, close here daily ats6@0 ?. n up 70 August
80 for dispatch by steamer C0ptic.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands, VIA San
Francisco, close here daily at $50 p. m up 20 Au-
gust g. for dispatch by United States transport
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand, samoan Islands, Fin Islands, ana New
Caledonia. VIA Vancouver snd Victoria, B. C.. close
here daily at SO T. N. up 20 September s foF
dispatch by steamer Aorangi.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20

IL TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia holding an Equity Court. William
T. Harvey. Complainant rs. Hugh r. Harvey et
al Defendants Equity, No 26AdA-charles W.
Darr and Hayden johnson. trustees, having re-
ported that they have received a cash ofer q SIX
teen hundred dollars a. private sale, from one
George G. Shoemaker for house No. 30 Il street
northwest, being part Of original l0t numbered Two
g. in square numbered forty-one ifil. Contained
within the following bounds, or less, VIZ: BE
ginning for The same at the southeast corner OF
said lot, and running thence west eighteen llsl
feet three and one-hsd t3is inches; thence north
one hundred and two l0Z feet eleven till inches
thence east eighteen feet Qsi three and one-baf
j3isD inches: and thence south one hundred and
two l02j feet eleven l inches TO the place Of Be
ginning said described property being located IN
the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia, It IS.
this I'd day Of August. \. D. 1861. ordered that the
said trustees accept said offer, and that said sale
be ratified and confirmed unless cause 20 the con-
trary he shown on or before the 3D DAY or SIP.
TEMPER, 100. Provided this order be published
once 4 week for three successive weeks before said
last mentioned day IN the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Herald. JOB BAR
NARD. Justice. A true c0pg-Test: tSeaLl J. X
YOUNG. Clerk. BY +. f. CUNNINGHAM. As
sistant Clerk. au6ls,D
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED -CANVAsSERs OR SOLICITORS. TO
sell eWcry for cash or credit: regular salary and
percentages on sales Apply CASTELBERG'S. 95
Pa. ave. nv. jeSt1.f,s.S-u
CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER EXAMINATIONS
this fall. Prepare now at THE DRILLERY. 100
n. Y. ave. au2f. S tn ", l5t
WANTED -STABLEAIAN BURR BROTHERS,
Bro0klaad D. C.. au2o-3t
WANTED-l5 NONUNION BRICKLAYERs. AP-
ply MASTER BRICKLAYERS' ASSOCIATION.
1888 ST. NV, Washington. ID. =. aula5t
WANTED - BY MASTER BRICKLAYERS H
nonunion brickayers. 1855 81 nv. aul53t
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
UNFURNIsHED,

OFFICE ROOM
1902 III ST rDOn ellVJ ulQIlh
STABLES.
Rear IT'S $500 Rear 1905 18th st-....Sl50
Rear 1893 18th ST.. 300
For furnished houses apply to Of
fee for bulletin of the most desirable
for rent in the city.
Improved and unimproved prop
erty for sale.
Money loaned, lowest rates of
interest. Royal Fire ms. Co., of
Liverpool, Eng. The Hanover Fire
Ins. Co., of New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
RAILROADS.
BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY q IG
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS
GOinS-s:5 and nSO a n. 29a. sac. T;s. and
9s5 2. m.
Returnins-ssO a. n. RAs. 200. 500. sSa and
lUB 2. IL
SATURDAYS.
GoingAa:5 and nNo a. n. 20. $50. s;io. 7;Gs.
and 9;s5 ?. n
Returniag-s.4 a. n. n,E. zSO. s2. $50. sA
and l00 .. N
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going-s.5 and 100 a r.. 200. 80. 100. 7:sS
and sa5 p N
Returning-T:oo a. n. n.s. 20. s.sO $50. s:sa
and 1880 p m.
Going. all trains leave District Line Station
PAUL Y WATERS. General Manager.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-20
SALESLADIES WANTED.

WANTED-SEyERAL FIRST-C CLASS LADY so
LICITORS on A NEW AND VERY ATfRAC-
TIVE PROPOSITION. APPLICANTS AiAN De
VOTE PART OR ALL OF THEIR TIME MUST
HAVE GOOD REFERENCES A SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY TO EARN GOOD INCOME
WITH CONTINUED EMPLOYMENT. APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT lil5 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
aulSS tuth
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
who thoroughly understands letter writing; hours
70 5; with excellent chance for Advancement Call
ROYAL GLUE CO., 1868 y. y. ave. nv. auls-3t
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER;
hours to s.; salary 81 week. with chance for sd-
vancement. Address BOX lf Herald Office aulS-3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

OPPORTUNITY Is KNOCKING AT YOUR
door you want goodnaying dairy lunch basi-
ness in hesrt Of city; likewise best corner grocery
in northwest Cali for particulars EASTERN
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 81 F. au2C-3t
CALL AND GET LIST OF SOME OF THE
businesses we have for sale: We have bargains.
D. c. BUSINESS BROKERS. 6l7 18th ST. aul6tf
GROCERY, CONFECTIONERY, AND ICE
cream store going at $50; quick action; grocery,
tea and coffee route, 500 d. c. BUSINESS
BROKERS', 6I7 lith st. aul5-n
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FURNITURE WANTED.

YOU SELL YOUR FURNI-
ture. send for u.s. We viii give you highest spot
cash prices All orders Immediately attended. WASH
INGTON FURNITURE HOUSE, 9Th and NV.
anl6-3Qt
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE OR UNDESIRABLE HOME AT
Kensington. Md. Dot l29 by leo hot and cold
water. bath. Sc rooms and attic. Address BOX
ias Herald Office. anls-St
CITY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES. LOTS. AND
farms in Maryland and Virginia. I. ). REAL
ESTATE BUREAU. Room s. SO 9Th st. nw.
aui5-50t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-STORE IN THE NEW CONGREs-
sionsl apartment house, lst and East Capitol sts
Kill be fitted up drug store. with fixtures. soda
fountain and decorations . suit tenant; excellent
stand special inducements viii be made 70 desrabls
party. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc. l4l4 F
81. Nv. UZ-u
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Statesmen WANTED.

wANTED-sEvERAL FIRsT-CLAss Statesmen
OR SOLICITORS on A NEW AND ATTRAC-
TIVE PROPOSITION. APPLICANTS NAY De
VOTE ALI. OR PART or THEIR TIME. MUST
HAVE GOOD REFERENCES splendid
OPPORTUNITY TO EARN a GOOD INCOME,
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT. lIl5 CHAPLIN ST.
wv. auls-S .tu.th
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HELP WANTED.

learned at our school in 30 70 80 days. Positions
guaranteed. Pitman, Graham. Gregg. Barnes, and
Syllable systems individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3l9 Colorado Building
oc2-f
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WALL PAPER.

Rooms PAPERED. s. Up; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs painting LIZ
PREUX l5u sth 81 Phone y 3lsln ials-tf
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SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.

We WILL REPAIR YOUR SEWING MACHINE
nc matter what condition IT may be IN, for 81;
machine called for and delivered drop postal or
phone NJ, ISIS. OPPENHEIMER' 5. 5ll 9Th ST nv
au2)3t
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LOIS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-LOT 50 FEET FRONT. Just NORTH
Of Mount Pleasant and near new 18th ST. extended
(now being graded. Bus now and receive the large
Post-offce. auil -i5t