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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24
THE oLD-FAsH1oNED SABBATH.

By Bishop Cheney.
For long and active life the religious
observance of the Sabbath is absolute
ly necessary. The pace at which we
live, he said, renders it impossible for
US to get the requisite sleep to equip
us for the daily battle and for that
reason God had provided day of rest
in each week. Only by religious OBJ
servance could this rest be obtained he
declared.
If the day ever arrives when this land
shall become the sport Of anarchists,
the hotbed of strife, like Rome, the rot
ten remnant of a great empire, history
will point to the government in con-
demnation and trace the downfall of
the United States to the passing of the
once sacred Sabbath.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24
Reddinc for Animals.

Do not utilize straw as bedding by
driving it to be used over again. Pass
all feeding material through the feed
cutter, so as to render it more service
able in the manure heap. The cost of
cutting the material is an item, but alb
sorption of the liquids in the heap will
be more complete and the gain in the
value of the manure will be larger. AS
the manure will then always be fine
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24

OF total annihila-
ton as a race.
Dorcas is but the
type Of the ordi-
nary A m erican
wife and mother.
She is good. She
is pure. She I'M
selfshly labors to
improve the indi-
vidual. She did
not bother with
pro b | e m s and
6~0o 80
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24

anu easily uauulSu, IL can De f0rked
over with but little labor, so as to more
thoroughly decompose all portions
Coarse litter will absorb LIQUIDS. but
there will be a loss until such materi-
ais become fine in the heap The fine
litter will also make excellent bedding,
and will also readily assist in keeping
the stalls dry.
Williamson Plan of Corn Culture.
A bulletin by the South Carolina sta
ton contains a detailed description of
the Williamson method Of corn culture
and reports observations made on a
number of farms on which the plan
was followed. Where the plan was
strictly adhered to the yield was dou-
bic or more than double that secured
from nearby fields of equal solid char
acters and where the usual methods Of
corn culture were practiced."
Three different varieties of corn were
found to have been used on these fields.
One variety, called Williamson corn,
was grown on all fields except two, one
Of which was planted to Marlboro Pro
life and the other to a variety similar
to the Williamson corn. 1t was no
ticed that with the Marlboro Prolific
the size of ears and their number per
stalk were apparently uninfuenced by
the method of culture.
The peculiar or essential features OF
the Williamson plan are summarized
as follows: Deep and thorough prepar-
alton Of seed bed, deep planting, in
frequent and partial cultivation in the
early stages of growth, an increase Of
200 per cent or more in the number of
stalks per acre, pOStponing application
of fertilizers until corn is given it's
second cultivation, intentional retarda-
ton Of early growth of the stalk until
its size is reduced one-half or one
quarter it's normal development, and
following this augmented development
of the ear by cultivation and heavy ap-
plication of fertilizers made at appro-
pirate intervals. The corn is planted
four to six inches below the soil sur
face and laid by four to six 1ncnes
above the level, leaving the lower eight
to twelve inches of the stalk below
ground. 1t is suggested that the brace
roots under these conditions are prob
ably better able to perform their nu-
tritive functions than when partly ex-
posed,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24

Soaps are made mostly from soda
I've, instead Of potash, the soda soaps
being hard and the potash soaps soft.
Soapsuds, therefore, contain but little,
if any, potash, but serve to prevent in
sect attacks to a certain extent. Some
plants, like celery and asparagus, seem
to thrive when drenched occasionally
with soapsuds, which is probably due
to the fact that soda is beneficial to
such crops.
IF a garden is made on sandy soil,
especially in a section where nearly all
the soil is sandy, the use of air-slaked
lime will be found very beneficial, as
such soils are deficient in lime. Gas
lime will not serve as a substitute for
stone lime. but shell lime is excellent,
however, though the use of stone lime
should be preferred. The cost is small
compared with the benefits derived.
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there.
Tbe Sequel.

s+,,hh-Yes. Turfwood used 10 De d
rreot snort. He would always play tne
nonn-Uhat is he doing now!
n.hh why, he went dead broke got
a Job as a hired man ana no" n' "
working the field.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24

stopped opposite the shock, to which
more corn is added, and this is con-
tinued until the shock is Of the desired
size. When the shock row has been
started the shock pole is pushed in so
as to be out of the way (see cut) while
the balance of the corn is being cut.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24
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1865

md REASON NGIOIO'
.rIes E. Jefferson, D. D.
let US reason together,
5 1,.%,.d.~Isaiab is.
'.s Of the Hebrew prophets
1a', o.,r1s into the mouth OF
,-mtgnty is represented as
% . 1.Dt fact that men do not
~, .5' in their religion. Israel
:oor. my people doth not
,D' rms the divine arraign-
s.5tng to Isaiah, God wishes
b 5,.,. and he wishes them to
'I him The weakness OF re-
,.la in all generations has
!. III they have not thought
lr.ssed not to think 1l a. "A man ian
' hi. manhood who does not
:, .rp unworthy of the Chris
# We are too timid to scru-
| Investigate and reason about
~ ~ which the religion Of
,.,+ that thinking does lead you
.rr Doubt is oftentimes me-
There is more faith in honest
h., IN 2 creed about which you
ID n think. Doubt is an expe-
,si,b belongs to a growing life.
nnr fight his way through
:. rhp clear and sunlit spaces
-, boroDd. He can do this only
/ md honest thinking.
d, p+ us reason together, satin
- This has been the exhorta-
Ao Almighty from the begin
n the fullness of time Jesus
nj in Jasus we heard God say
,,np now, let us reason to-
mas always reasoning. 1t has
III that He never argued and
+rrp if We mean He never ar
he form of occidental syllog-
But in the deepest sense He
1rs arguing. His whole speech
.agned argument. His ques-
2 nightier than syllogisms and
mind to reason. rs not a man
han a sheeD?" What think
4 man have a hundred sheep
Of them be gone astray, doth
cave the ninety and nine and
% the mountains and seeketh
Oh is gone astray?"
REST the Levite, the Samari-
lich now of these three think
was neighbOr unto him that
Z the thieves?"
the lord Of the vineyard COM
will he do unto those hus-
being evil, know how to give
S unto your children, how
re will your heavenly Father
holy spirit to them that ask
riStian religion Is Gods voice
Come, now, let us reason to-
! man is not a Christian be-
Is not willing to reason the
1t with God and Christ. If
lctlOnS are becoming f1abby,
use We do not think. If the
lctiOns between right and
fading out, it is because we
'ed to reason with God. If
Of sin Is today disappearing
hearts Of men, it is because
too busy to sit down and
with God.
heard men bewaii the fact
mad no time to get acquainted
wives and children. This,
tragic, and it is also tragic
tine to get acquainted with
We never know ourselves
think about our life with
,len spend more time in rea-
d Him. Let us pick up the
'A We have lost. Let us sit
lnink about that man which
Intended to be and which,
ave not yet become.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24
Preparation of Coarse Foods.

One of the implements or machines
which farmers who visit the fairs have
found in operation is the corn shred
der. 1t is revolutionizing the use of
corn fodder, as it saves labor and pre-
pares the corn stalks for the use Of
stock. 1t removes the ears from the
husks, and tears the entire stalk into
shreds at one operation, as rapidly as
the stalks can be fed into the machine.
There are several kinds, but every
farmer should have one, as it will en-
able him to use the leaves, husks and
stalks as so much hay, which can be
baled, if necessary. When fodder is
thus prepared the cattle will not reject
so much as usual and the shredded fod-
der uneaten is suitable for bedding, or
as an absorbent in the manure heap.
The saving in feed by the shredding
of the entire stalk will be an addition
to the profit of the farm, and will also
enable the farmer to keep more stock.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24
o..;caI1y Impossible.

"vhy don't you insist on a squ "a,
from your immediate superior:
"uov can when he is rouhu ser
baltimore American.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24
MANNIsH WOMAN REPRoAcurn
By Rev. DR. T,eacb

nell woman becomes mannish. in
steau OF men coming to be more like
women in goodness, they ara in dove,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24

Cabbages in Cuba grow to such size
that a single head often weighs TWEEN
ty pounds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24
The Early Garden.

After all danger of frost is over,
apple trees are in blossom, tomato
plants may be put out, as they are ten
der and will not endure the frost if
sooner transplanted. Peas for a later
crop, Lima BEANS string beans, squash,
eggplants and late cabbage, as well as
sweet corn and melons, may then be
planted. The garden crops that do not
need much room on which to grow may
be planted in rows Of sufficient dis
lance apart to permit Of using a wheel
hoe or hand hoe (about Is inches), but
corn, tomatoes, elephants and Lima
beans require from one yard to four
feet between the rows. To have a
large garden on a farm is to extend
the bill Of fare, and it can be arranged
to permit of working with horse hoe,
but the suburban garden work must be
done with hand hoe or a wheel hoe.
There is more pleasure in working
garden than may be supposed, and it
will promote the health of any one
who engages in such occupation. AS
there are many details in gardening,
and several varieties of each of the diff
ferent vegetables, the beginner should
procure books on gardening, which can
be had of any scotsman, and also per-
NIT the seedsmen to select for him the
varieties most suitable for his location,
as an inexperienced person can easily
make mistakes in his selections. The
seed catalogues describe methods of
planting, but some varieties of vegeta-
bles are better for stock feeding than
for the table, while some are early in
maturing and others are late.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-24

The Indians of the Choctaw tribe, in
Indian Territory, have formed a good
roads association.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
SnuTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-F0ll0wlnB schedule ng1res published only as
information and are not guaranteed
= 90 a. m--DanFlIe ard way stations
= s55 a. m.-HArrlscuburg and way stations.
$50 q. m--ciccfers and cudlhes 70 Atlanta ard
New Orleans. Dining Car.
f1II5 a. m.-Sleepers and Coaches 20 Columbia,
Savannah and Jacksonville Dining Car.
80 p. m.-SIeepers and Coaches 70 Atlanta ard
Columbus Ga. sunset Route Tourist SieepsT To
san Francisco tri-ueeSlr-
ti.ll D. m.-Hsuisont7rg and way stations.
4.55 b. m--3haricrtesgIle. NarreutJu. and way
stations.
'6.I5 D m-Southarns Palm Limited. solid Pull
man % AIKEN. Augusta. savannah Jacksonville. and
-. Augustine. Sleeper bl-Wcekly % Charleston.
Dining Car
3 % D. m.-Slsepers and Coaches 10 Charlotte. Co
lumhIa and Augusta Slc5p2rs weekdays 20 Pine
hurst Dining Car
-IG.l5 p. m.-Sieepers and Coaches IVA Lynchbmg
and BRISTOL 10 Chattanooga, Memphis and New or
leans. Dining Car
81 90 D. m.-}4ashiugtcn and Southwestern limited.
SoEd Pullman 60 AsIevIllp Atlanta. birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars DIN
Ing Car.
Nute-'Daily Weekdays
Through trans from The south aYTiVe Washington
15 S.45 and 9l5 a. H. Z-5j So. s-t5 il-33. ard
II go D. 10. daily, and l0lj a. except Mondays
Local trans from HauisouburE. - a. week
days, and s5 m daily. from Charlottesville. olo
a. m daily.
F-e7rgut trains 20 and from Bluel1ut
Ticket Ufes ie5 18Th -, 81 ia. Ave, and Penn
& n ACkERT 5. H. HARDWICk
v Z & Gen Mgr Pas. TTat ME--
". II. TA4BOE. l. ). BROWN,
Gen Pass Agt- ICnl Agr-
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PROPOSALS,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Office of the Superintendent L. :. Capt.
tOl Building and Grounds, Washington.
-. c.. January Z, 1907. Sealed proposals
iu duplicate viii be received and opened
at the above Office on SAT TRDAY. Feb
ruary .. 1897, at y O'Clock, noon, for win
dow frames and sashes Tor Office Build
ing. House Of Representative. Plans and
specifications can be had on application
10 the above Office. 4 certified check in
the sum Of twenty-five dollars (S25o0) viii
he required from the intending bidder as
d guarantee for the return OF the plans
and specifications after the award OF
contract. Bids must be accompanied by
certified check or surety bond in the sum
of per cent of the amount of bio. Con-
tract viii require approved surety bond
in the sum of 80 per cent OF the amount
Of contract The right Is reserved 70 re-
jeCt any or all bids. or TO waive any tech
nicality or informality in any bid. ELL
OFT WOODS. Superintendent /. :. Cap
itol Building and Grounds Approved.
Z. a. HITCHCOCK, Secretary.
Ja-l0-l5-l lN-y2-2 -25-Z9
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Australia Except Wesu. New Zealand. New Gale
d0Lia samoa. HaWBii. and Fiji Islands, wa San
Francisco close here daily At Has p. m. up 20
January y. for dispatch by steamer Ventura.
Japan Except parcelsposu nails Korea. China,
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver, and Victoria,
British Columbia. close here daily al 20 p. m. up
90 January l6. fer dispatch by steamer Empress Of
japan
Japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle. close here daily az G 90 D. m up 20 Janu-
ary H. for dispatca hy steamer Shinano Mar-
japan. h0rCa China. and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. close here daiJ sJ $50 D. m. mp 70
JanuaTy Is, for dispatch by steamer Teucer.
Hawaii japan. Korea China. and Philippine ISL
aEd~. Via San Francisco. close here daily az II IS
D. m- up 70 January I9. for dispatch by steamer
Hongkons Maul
Hawaii, wa SaH Francisco. Close here daily az
HIS p. IA. up to Jauua.y ~ for dispatch by
steamer Alameda.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST-FIRST-CLA 10
cation. fne rooms. b.ilt especially aud used
continually for Offices. first floor central. prominent
tha1ughfarg; every improvement; cheap. Address
BOX T. Herald Office
ENTIRE 9Th FLOOR. "a 18th ST NV. so
Apply J. T. HENDRICR. is 18th 81. Nv. iae7t
LARGE MODERN OFFICES N THE NET
zerott Bldg ul0-lll2 + st. NV: $3.50 per month,
including heat. light. elevator and ianscr service
no extras.
FLEMING BUILDING. lE3 g ST NV. RENO
yated throughout. spacious new elevator; steam
heat. uneycelled 5anItor seUlces excellent Office
rooms on fourth floor ceI2-u
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LOST AND FOUND,

so REWARD FOR RETURN OF BROWN AND
white collie deg. stroyed from 1897 J st. Welnes-
day January = a9-u
LOST-GOLDMOTNTED SEAL. WITH CREST
and motto inscribed in stone, attached 20 SILK 10
Return % 250I I-th 81. NV. and receive reward
ja9-5t
LOST-NECK FUR LEAVING COLUMBIA THE-
ster We.hesday night Suitable reward II returned
10 I5l5 5th s. uU.
LOsT-AT TAE BACHELORS $ GERNAN. NEW
Willard, 81 that vicinity. "Wednesday night. Jan
p @ pearl tassel Of IS strands. casped n a setting
q diamonds and pearls, - reward for return Al
dress BOX 2. Herald ofice- asst
LOST - AT CHASES THEATER. MONDAY
afternoon. mink HeCk-uieCe. Reward II returned.
APT O. 1855 Calvert So. uw. JaS-G
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

schedule IA effect November -. 1915.
90 T. Mold DOMINION EAPhES5. week
da5s-stops az pIinclpal points "a Virginia. estibus
train: standard clacnes paTUr car 20 Clifton Forge.
,st1lls Clinton Forge % Louisville. CiGcuaatI .l-
dizuapulis D. LouIs. and CAlcsg9. bunct serucs
from G0rlCnsgI!ic-
40 = M-NEW e. & o. LIMITED. Daily
pgf new ycsfibuie train. stops oriy a. G0rdonsgle
f,sroftestiIIt stanton. Clifton Forge ana C0FIlg
~ K8uceyate ard hinton. w. "a. Pullman sleep
fr ~ Lexington Louisville Cincinnati, iuul4uap polIs
~ Louis and Clicago. Dining cars q "a carte
etrvjce. ono night uuI
80 = N-F- r. N LIMITED. Dally-scId
yas1ibe tram. pullman sieei-rs % CincinnatI, Lex
i,gt..r. ard LOUISVILLE Compartment sleeping car to
\ iTcinia Hot springs week GAYS. Dining al q
earfp serlIcg siegtHss Cincinnati % Chicago ana
ST Louis and Louisville u Memphis Nashville. and
southwest
Efescrvafions and tickets AZ Chesapeake and Ohio
DHices SIS Peuus} IFauia aTeuue 63 iith street near
r and SIRfn street station. Telephones Main 3l59
f5r Pennsylyania T. Il. Cab Service and Main 1865
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kISCEL LLANEOUS WANTED.

wANTED-RY EXPERT TYPEWRITER. OWN
ing machine. Upewriting 90 do az home Ad-
dress BOX l5 Herald Office ial93t
WANTED TO Buy OLD FEATHER BEDS
WlgH selling. Why not drop postal &C. an old. re-
liable dru: MAHhS d CO.. so 7th. opposite ssks
~ phone main 1855. nll5-u
WANTED-LEr THE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music We o1er you a good square piano free
flr siX months If y0uu pay she cost G. nJvius-
r. g.. SMITH PIANO CO. I25 Pa ave
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES,

sS,75O-A ROW OF SMALL BRICKS,
NV, rent, $3.50 each, price, SI95 each.
The above property was sold January !.
S1.OOO-On = st NV. q row Of new
houses 2-stOry and cellar. rooms
and bath. furnace; rent $50; price,
81, 900 each
So. Fourteenth near Massachu-
setts ave. wide front; good depth 10
Vermont ave
S25.OOO-Louisiana ave. between 9th
and 10th sts.; rent, Sl36. price.
$4,000
SOS. .OO0-North side Pa ave. west Of 9Th
St: stories. rent. $50. large lot.
S5O,OGO-Penusylva ave. near 18th st.
NV, rent. $3.50, price. $50 600.
81 Sf25.0O0-F. near 14th NV. rent $4,000.
price. s125, ,0e0. Phone main 1852.
Tie Harrison Realty Company,
ja4-f 9T G. 81 uw
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

HAIR. BIRTHNiARKS. MOLES. &c. REMOVED
by electric needle guaranteed permanent and pain
less no sears. absolute UriyaCy, references from
former patients; apparently hopeless cases solicited
Consultation free. Electricity is the only Tema-
nent cure for superiuous hair BOX 2]6 Herald
ia6-50t
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We Buy LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing them; mIst
be seven years old; no industrial policies THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. 9O7 q St. nv.
jaS-f
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

FANCY POULTRY PIGEONS. SINGING ca
uares. breeding cages. parrots, dogs. cats. plant
f0od. goldfshes. goats. rabbits guinea pigs. &c.
SCHAIID'S BIRD STORE. 10 18th 81. de27-tf
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LOANS on REAL EsTATE4 TO PER CENT
interest. depending location GASCH &
BIRGE. 1876 y. y ave. CcS-t
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FURNITURE WANTED.

WANTED-FUR SELL YOUR GOODS
10 the man Who gives y0H the most money. HOP
WOOD sth aud Is. no15u
sPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
Pets stoves bric-a-brlc ana al kinds Of hcuss-
hold goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP lita
ana SIS. Tione y. l5l3. Fouaeriy, eth and L.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED SECRETARY tdANl; GOOD TYPE
writer and bookkeeper. Corner 18th 81. and Fla.
ave HENDERSON ialG3t
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-~''4''5 tiii' ti+N 'i'-4i4''it-
NUMBER or HIGH-GRADE UPRIGHT
Pianos taken IN exchange during the Xmas trade
have been put IN thorough repair and are offered
now at prices that mere fractions Of the regu-
lar values. It's your chance % pick mp good
bargain. SteG. SIS; Stiiz a. Bower. Sis; Hand
man, 500; KHsbe. $50. shOninEer. S2le. Nose q
Sons. So. and about forty others. Easy payments
accepted. o. J. DE MOLL CO. 1871 ST.
al6-tf
FOR sALE-BRITIsH EMBASSY BANQUET
plates. uhile tey last. 81 ue. dozen; other Tare
embassy goods al bargain prices. r. T. TAYLOR.
$3.50 F st. nw. jal0-c
ATLAS OF THE WORLD FREE TO ANY ONE
buying on easy terms the best dictionary ever
made A grand combination for the once. or home.
and aid 90 school children Also lowest priced
standard encyclopedias send postal for full infor
nation. ROOM Zl Jenifer Bldg. 7th and ID sts.
}as-'t
FOR sALE-LARGE SIZE EsTEY REED OR
gan; second hand. extra good condition Apply
1878 Nst at jast
NEw u3 CORNET. CASE. MUTE. FIXTURES.
and steel stand $50 cash % llth St. nv. las-at
FOR sALE-A FINE PARTISAN MODEL VEL
vet suit. al hand made. Can at LIPsHUTZ
Ladies Tailor. SIS lith st. l4sG
FOR s4LEKEYS. W. CALL AND MAKE
KEYS anywhere in the city for sc. prompt service
electric bells burglar alarms. and electrc gas light
ing 5u Speciality. Drop postal OF phone \. go
PERCY = ANGLE & CO. IgZ1 1lth 81 NV
ja4f
TIE PRACTICAL WORKSHOP KEYS MADE
l5c up- Electrical a0rk all kinds. OIL lamps and
stoves repaired az
RICHARDSON'S,
2lii 18th street us. Phone North 1851
laJ-ff
5000 CHASE PIANO, 1915 CASH.
50, Piano. S24- $50 Fisher Upright SO.
GEO LAWRENCE ~ 9fh. Expert Tuning &c
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ROOMS FOR RENT,

I753 ST. NW.-LARGE BOw-WINDOW FRONT
9-story rogm; also smaller. ID story room: new
y furnished; hot-water heat. gas. bath. telephone
service private home: very reasonable ia9-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NOW is THE TINE TO BUY SODA FOUN-
tains. We have them cheap; liberal terms; get
our prices before buying BURCH a. KLEpS. SIS
9Th ST. nv Phone NJ. El9 ja5u
BAGGAGE PIANOS. &C. MOVED
With care. packing and shipping a specially
kREIG'S EXPRESS. 1924 II ST. uW. Phone main
2ol0. ja3u
HANDSOME REV ERsIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your old worn carpets Drop postal OF phone
main is5 WASHINGTON RUG co. Factory.
s3l 5th 81. NV
ENVELOPES, SO PER 1000.
DAWSON. PRINTER SG 9Th ST NV.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

ONLY NINETY DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR ..
lo and IS acre lots on tine Great Fails and Oid
Dominion Railroad az Spring Hill. ie miles from
Georgetown from Great Falls low fare good soil
buy now before prices advance: easy terms THE
HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Vienna. Va. o.
Room 709 Columbian Bldg del5-33t
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AUTOMOBILES.

REPAIRING. STORAGE. TIRES sc. HAVE
an expert machiuist d. your work al work guar
sutead EIsCHINGER'S GARAGE. rear of Is
18th sr nU. PriCcs moderate asst
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

MANIFESTATIONS FOR RECOANIEFDED
nurse, chambeImaid. driver and porter, or house
man. EUREKA. I0II \. Y. ave ias-3t
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD STTUA-
tiunt II So place a small ad under this heading
state Your qualifications and sou viii reach the
best employers In WashmEon-pe0ple who pas good
wages and appreciate good help Only lC a word for
one time Phone main $3.50. II
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUY EVERY SECONDHAND
bicycle IN Washington. c. T. HUNTER. The BIZ
C}de Man. l13 Pennsylvania ave- ms. isl-tf
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
COLLECTORS,
The District Mercantile Company.
PROMPT COLLECTIONS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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