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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 74l-AIbert Knore % William A. hi and
Charles +. Wallraf. 20 secure Hannah A. Al
ternus. SSao. monthly payments, per cent, SEMI
annually. lots : s. and Il.
square 292-Cathsrine N. : Frosch 70 Ralph p
Barnard and Guy Il. Jornson. TO secure Barba1
Rodler SO. year. per cent, semi-araually,
part lot
Oulds Second vscancy-Abigzil C newman 10 John
Rid0ut and Walter r. Williams 10 secure
Charles T. Williams s. 500. 5 years. per cent
semi annually, one-hsf interest IN pert traet
Barn Fam-James H. Handy TO kTsnk r Raw
lings and Frank s. Collins. 10 secure ElEard
McC- Jones. 500, months. 6 per cent, part
lot T. section &
Moore and Barbour's second Addition 70 washizS-
ton-Anna l. Merkel 20 Irving Williamson and
Alvin g. Belt. 90 secure Florence Y. Creamer
S.5oo, years, S per cent. semi-annually lot s.
block =
Square 5-Nary Widmsyer 10 J. Louis wITiss and
Finest h. Daniel. = secure EdWard " Dulin.
$50 year. per cent. Semi-annualiy. lot So
kandle highlands-fTcorce ' and Mary G. Biakeney
70 Ernest l. Schmidt and George NJ EmmericA
70 secure German American Building Association
No g. Sl.Soo. lot j. block 4
Fairview Heiglts-Delaran W Harrington 70 Henry
C. Stewart and James NJ Green. 20 secure VIII
ian H. Dorsey S.2o. years. per cent guar
terly. lot .. block /
Grammers Addition To Takoma Park-Laura s.
Thornton 10 Walter R. wilcox and George r.
Hane. to secure Aquila r leakle, $50. )
years. Der cent seniannualiy, lot p block );
lots s, :. and s. block 4 los 70 8, block 9. and
lot 2 block T.
Square l0Zl-RayInond A. Fegan 10 the Washington
Loan and Trlst Company. 90 secure Eguitabls
COOPERATIVE Building Association. 500 Let g.
Columbia Heights-Kate &. Evans et VIZ. Richard
p 10 James NJ Green and Charles " Simpson.
70 secure Charles 3. Osborne NC0 3 ycars
81 per cent. sssni-annslally lot a. block =
Ssgare S09-Robert p Burruss % Geo7Te F. Haas
and William X Hin 10 seoIre Aquilia r
Yeakle $50. ) years. Q per cant serni-annually,
lot =
square Franz T. RidgWay e. ux 20 WiIIiaza
Z. EdlnnstOn and Louis T. Peak % secure
Charles Z. Marsh. Sl5.oo0. 3 years. per cent
semi-annually. lots and 5
Square 3o- Thomas p. Coodou e a. % William z
Quicksau and John OHagsn. 20 secure Mary
/. Robson. Sl0O3. years Der cent, semi-an-
nually. part iot n
Square 2i5-Euest H. Merrick et ". 70 William @
Hill and Henry +. Woodard. 70 secure trustees
Of Louise Home. s5.5oo years, PCT oent semi.
annually lot h
Square sss-Bstes and John l. Warren and wives
TO EdWerd J. StellWsgeu and George E. Fleming
% secure Edward l. Hillyer $1,000. s years S
per ceut, seuri-snuus.lly. lot 81
Square I5l-Susln InyS0n et VIZ Her-nassus G n
John p Ahen and Frank A. Harrison. "a se-rs
Michael A. Ahesn S.909. years. 81 per cant
semi-annually lot 40
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY MEATS. PROVISIONS; NV. LOC7-
ticH; inventory daily sales. 5 days. average SIS;
Saturday. SIS THORNTON & JAMES, 7Os Ilth
81 NV mhlSet
LADY WITH YEARS EXPERIENCE DESIRES
gentleman Of capital 20 establish boarding hocse
at Atlantic City. Address BOX Z. Herald oface.
mhs-50t
Thornton a. James, 7O8 11th st. nw.-
Dealers al kinds business places excellent selection
grocery. cigar. confectionery stores. roOming houses
saloons. mhs3f
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LaNHul1E.

No 55G. Costikyan 4 Co. IS NJ y Hekinsan
& Co e. al; repleTin- Attorney r. W WhearIey
No a5ds- jeanette Cohen e. al IS Edmund K
Fox. appellant; appeal justice Of ths peace. De-
fendants' attorney, P. n. Marshall
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR WASTE PAPER.-WAR DE
psrtment. Wsshington, D. c.. March Il ls1s.-
Sealed proposals in duplicate, viii be recriyed
here until D. m, APRIL IS 1908 for purchase
q waste paper Of War Department during year
ending June 80. 1909 Proposals must be in en-
velopcs indorsed Proposals for Purchase %
Waste Paper. and addressed ~ r. THORP
Chid Of supply Div. mill. sl.sps
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No $50 Ern-st Gichner Va E-7est Burrso-s.
lots Numbered L and north 3, square ~. S5s q
ArrOrnsy. John A BUtler-
No 5soL Edwin r. Friend "a E-nest BurriorS.
lets = and Is. square s17. xla5.
No. Sol Michael A Foley Is Ernest Burg5c-f .
lots Z and 8. square s57. s2s
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE; 1921 PENNA AVE
Notioe-Foiiowing schedule not guaranteed
lbs A ~ Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman seeIers 70 Savannah and Iacksonrille
Through seepers Washington 10 Hamle, and Ham
i=t TO Atlanta PaTlor car TO Pinehursi. Dining
cars.
. p ". Daily-seabosrd Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through 70 jacksonville and ), An
grstine- Also through sleepers 70 Pinchurst. Al.
lanta. birmingham, and MemphiS Hininr cara
es9 p. N. Daiiy-Scaboard Express Coaches and
Pulmans to savannah and jacksonville.
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TREASURY DEPART,FFyT w.SgTycT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
March l. lsS--Sealcd proposals VIII be received
at this Department until o'clock D. n WE'D
NEsDAA, April Is 1905 for furnishing the Treas
lIy buAoins and rs dependencies in the ci.y q
Washington. d. c. during the fscai ,aar snaips
June ~. lss the following described service and
supplies; Fer removing ashes. sewing laying and
cleaning carpets, and Washing towels: for v1rchase
OF waste pager; for supplying stationaTy
forage tuel. ice. lumber. fie boxes. furniture
plumbers and painters matcrial hardware ard
miscellaneous articles Proposals for forage fuel
and ice viii include the quantities required hy the
Bureau q Engraving and Printing Blank forms
o. proposals, with instructions 20 bi6derS can he
obtained upon application 10 the oficc cf the
superintendent. Trcas,uy Building The Deuart-
ment feserFes the right 10 reject any and al bids
OF any lart q bid and 10 waive defects. GEO.
q. CORfELIOU. Secretary. mill q. 81. .aps
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RnnI-runfcr Conrt

CHIEF JUSTICE CIABAUGH
No. % In z John y Tr5lSseII: rule returnabls
April 3 1909
No 81 In re Walter Hisstou; receivers author
lied 10 sell automobile
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE

NEW YORK CITY REAL ESTATE Is THE
safest and most profitable investment in the world
For particulars call on or address PIERCE
REALTY co. tlnc-). FRANK H. PIERCE. Secse-
tary treasurer. Branch Oflce National Metropoitan
Bank Bldg. Washington D. c mhlpendst
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR LEASE OR SALE FOR FACTORIES
Frontage lOofoot sections on Rosslyn branch n r
extending back 200 IT, 10 frontage on Arlington
branch Mt. vernon Ry; long terms; low rent Ap-
ply to
ROBERT A. and R. H. PHILLIPS. Owners.
nhl4-it lil0 ST NV
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE-sEsLED PRO
posas. in duplicate fer furnishing stationery msc
iaieous supplies including fuel. ice washing q
towels. cleaning ard LAYING n carpets. purchase
q waste paper. shoesng q horses. care Of horses
aud removal 4 ashcs. rubbish. &c. for the De
pIrtment q Justice. including United states
Courts. fer the fiscal year eading June 80 1909 wiz
% receiIeu untu Z o'elock p n. WEDNESDAY
April 5 1865. and thea opened. Blank forms u
pnupoSals, with instrgciioEs % bidders. viii be
furnished upon Application 10 The Chef CLERK
The right % H'cct any or al bids il reserved
CHARLES J. BONAPARTE. Attorney General
mhli 05lauS
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS
goEernment and estate claims; no ehsrvr 1I,Io-.
successful FULLER AGENCY. Room IL lgs y
- Oc7-tf
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PRoPosALs FOR HArING AsHrs-M,B

PROPOSALS FOR HAULING ASHES.-WAR
Department. Washington. y. c.. March Il ig0s -
sealed proposals. in duplicate viii ie received here
until .. m. APRIL T. 1905 and then opened
Tor hauling ashes during year ending June 90 1903
Information furnished application. State prire
per cubic Yard Proposals must o. IN eureiores
indorsed 'Proposals for Hauling Ashes and sd-
dressed ~ r. THORP. Chief az snrriy Div
mill D.3l.aps
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TYPEWRITERs FOR SALE

FOR sALE-NO 4 UNDERWoODs. PROM S50
np: No. Remington. $40; divers and other h,r.
gains. BALL. MATTINGLY & DE NEAIF Isor
New York ave NV. "a floor mbT0
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STORAGE.
RUG WEAVING

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS. The o5I
weaving factory Of its kind in the city. WASH
lNGrON RUG CO, s5l 5th st. nv. Phone NJ. ss25
ial098t
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP.
Swedish movements: appointments out. open
SUNDAYS: 2d-Soor front; walk in. SIS 18th ST. NV.
mhl2-Sot
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LOST AND FOUND.

sTRAYED-BLACK. WHITE. AND TAN ENG
lish setter dog; young and wearing tag lOss5
Please telephone West l0si, OF return 10 5z4 81
NV. GeOuetOWn Heights mhal2r
LosT-FUR CARRIAGE ROBE, LINED WITH
brown cloth. on ST. NV. between 10th St and
Iowa Cncse. Liberal reward for return to THE
CAIkO. mh2pS;
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR OLD SORES
eczema. piles. &c. Try DR.. COSTELLO'S
sALFE ~ druggistA mhl-St
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY IN sI1S-

f1lOfuSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-
cellaneous Supplss.-War Department. Washing.
ten. d. C., March H. lsoS.-Sealed rroposals in
duplicate VIII be received hare until o. m.
APRIL Is, lS0s. and then opened for furnishing
stationery and miscellaneous supplies ibrcams.
brushes. soaps. towels, &c for War Department
Bureaus and Ofcrs. during year ending June q
1909. Information furnished on Application Pro
poSals must be IN envelopes indorsed Proposals
Tor Stationery and Miscellaneous SUPPLE and
addressed NJ R. THORP. Chie Of supply Div.
mill 20 3laps
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Bankruptcx Suit.
Mechanics Lienz.

Nc 81 In re John V. T-usseu; involuntary.
Attorney. r P. sheaiey
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches. diamonds. and jeweiry
LOUIS ABRAHAAis
Bonded broker. Gss Ninth ..
ucZ5eod-tf ~
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at our school in 30 TO 90 da5s Positions
guaranteed. Pittman. Graham. Gregg Barnes and
Syllable systems. individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY 3ls-sls Colorado Building.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHEDS SUBURBAN VI. A,
four rooms and BATH heat and gas Addre
Bun ~. Herald Office mhl93t
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CriminaI Court No. 2.

niied states V. James Williams and Joseuh 7.
Taylor robbery sentence seven years each 10 ueni-
tentlafy, beginning at erpirnfion Of seutgnee I.
10 a-ooo Herman rs. Florsntins CAFE Conpsu-.
verdict for defendant Attcrneyz. W p PiumIev-
". A. Johnston.
No. is67Z Wheeler Metropolitan Coach Con-
pany; oontinued- Attorneys. Rughes & Gray-M. J.
Colbert.
No 1854. Anstadt & Sons vs. Kuhns: veraie4 90
plaintiff for sl5L Attorneys. l. P. Loying-A. A.
Binney
United States vs.. George c smith; houssb-esEf.z
and larceny order restoring property.
United States vs. Isaac Shorter and G. ". srsith /.
onler dlscharging from WOrkhouse March .
No. g5G Haller Ct al IS. Andrews: motion f,r
new trial fled Attorneys F. S. Bailey-J. III
AdTiaans.
No. 1888. Linney IS. Capital Traction COMPANY.
same. Attorneys. Leo Simmons and d. Y. O,DoBs-
ghue-G. 7. Dunlop
Assignment f0r tG-day-NctiorG
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FOR SALE
Third 81 Sc. modern e-room house: hardwood
hnish; furnace heat: only 81 90.
St Nv 10 Fla ave. a T-room brick house. A
paying investment with future; 5000
Blocmingihle bargain Ask for description You
VIII tnd the house al that We say. Make offer
An elegant 6-rcous corner brick; all imuruye-
ments and worth your while 10 investigate going at
5000.
Fine propositions in PetEOrth. Woodbridge. Airing
ton, and other suburbs.
GET OUR FREE PENCIL IT WILL SHOW
TO YOU THAT WE ARE ALL RIGHT. TO BUY
OR RENT, CONSULT
d. H. JOHNSON CO.,
Gil -fh 81 - w 10 =.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD In.
the largest morning circulation In tee
District Of Columbia. RVmenlBcr rbe
Herald when placing legal advertise
Rsengs.
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WALL PAPER.

PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR PAPERHAN6;TS1;
and painting; frst-class work: Ia1ces reasonable
estimates furnished. EDWARD L. HOFFMAN IT01
18th 81 NV. Phone North 20. mhl0,spt
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Paper Hangings, Wall Coverings
I. I. DERRICK. 81 W Ave

Il oMs PAPE ERED. sz UP; SAMPLES
brought latest fan designs paintinr IN ppI,1rx
l5ol 9th st. Phone n S4sIm. iIse
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR.
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. 23D STREET. NEW YORK
2 90 a. m Diner. Pullman PaTlor
800 A. N. Buffet ParlGr- FiFe-h0ar Train
Ss % a. m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
III 90 H. m. Diner ard Pullman Parios Car
20 D n Diner and Fj,'lman Parlor Car
800 ?. n Royal Limited. " All Pullman. 5hour
fi:00 2. N Coaches 10 Philadelphia
'o-U ?. N Diner and Pullman Iaror
: 90 = N Coaches 10 Philadelphia
n - ?. N. sieepIs.
:, ,AILANTic CRY. r70o. SOo. fnOO a. n. 100
ANNAPOLIS, weekdays, $50 >. m. i2as noon
$40 y m Sundays. SD A. m, SO p m.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
-, Week DAYS, ! 20 a. n 20 500 2. m.
. -, isse, ie=s, fas p $50. naO -9O
sl:l5 zoo. 'ssr. fs=5. $50 ii isso as 5SS sS
.259: 80 80 's-3 l.ao. 'ssN. fs@8. -I01o
WESTWARD
CIHHicAGo; CIHCISSo =; .glo q; m 9.al;2 ~ So 2
's;!g 9, m, a .t6 ,. m. -i2:i0 night
PlFfsBURG. 's:lo a. n. -. $40 D m, sl2sc
CLEVELAND. 80 .. N.
COLUMBUS SO y. M
MhEkLING. 'S.i0 q. H.. SD 2. n
MlNNbES1 ER. $40 a m. q 16. IS 90 n m
t,kEDEEiCh. SD 'sao se.i5 a. In.. Siso. a %
HAGEKsT0wN. 1910 a. m. sso T. m
.Daily. iExcept sunday. SSunday only
IELEfhONEs 90 al Of the following ficket Of
nces- lil. . s.. nw., Main 1891. SIC Pennsylvania
ave. Main rs; New Union StatIor: Ticsef f,rsce
Main iSD: Information Bureau. Main 80
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. kc-covFl

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL. &c-GOVERN-
ment Printing Oihce Washinvton n q W,r.t
>. lSn-Sealed proposals viii be received nj rbiz
otnce until 10 O'Clock. 4 m. THURSDAY. Ap-iI
IS. 1905 for furnishing material &c for sSe use
Of the Government Printing O1ice during the fiscal
year ending June 30 1903 The right 20 rriect
any and AL bids and TO waive defects Is reserved
Detailed schedules Of the material &c REQUIRED
accompanied BY blank proposals. and giving the
regulations with which bidders must cuniriy NAV
be obtained BY addressing this Office. HENRY II
BRIAN, Acting Public Printer. mill % 81 ana
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WANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED - AGENTS FOR AUTOMOBILE sPE-
cialty; write for circulars. WOOD 4 WELLS
SUPPLY CO., Sc Norwich ave. Providence. r. l.
mhl6-7t
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PROPosALs FoR IcE. go roRAGE ~

PROPOSALS FOR ICE. FUEL. FORAGE. AND
Ter Washing toWels.-War Department Washing
ton d. c. MarJA y, ISs-Sealed proposslS in
duplcSte, VIII be received here until D. m
AfklL ID. lss, and then opened for furnishing
zee tuel, and forage. and for washing towels for
War Department Bureaus and Ofices during year
ending June 80. le2. Information furnished on an
phc1tion For washing towels state price per
dozen Proposals must b in envelopes indorsed
Proposels for Ice. "Proposals for Fuel." Pro
Dosals i@ Forage Proposals for Washing
ToEels. respectively. and addressed n ri
THORP Chief Of Supply Div mill %. .Slars
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ErC--GOv-
errnent Printing Office. Washington u. C.
March 3 lSs.-Sealed proposals viii be received
az TBS Office until O'Clock n m. WEDNFS-
DAY. April Is 1905. for furnishing Stationery fraI
ICE. hardware. plumbing and electric supplies
mmbeT. &c. for the use Of TIE CoTcrnr,ept
Printing once during the fiscal year ending lure
g. 1903 The right 70 reject any and all bids ana 10
waive defects Is reserved Detailed schedules q the
stationery, fuel ice, sc. required. ACCOMPANIED by
blank proposals. and giving the regulations with
Which bidders must comply. may BE- obtained bv
addressing this Office. HENRY T. BRIAN. Acting
uDn1 rrni'eL mhll.9osLaps
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, COAT HELPERS
and skirt hands q. L. SCHMIDT rs llth st nv
mhl55t
WANTED CLOAK SUIT AND
millinery saleswomen. Apply JULIUS GAR
FINkLE & CO.. 18th and T. mhal3t Z
WANTED Alt RATION
hands on coats, skirts. and dresses. Apply JULIUS
OARflNhLE CO. 18th and L ats mh2OSt
WANTED - INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY FOR
catalog work; must know how write letter and
be good typewriter; good Opportunity for good work
er Apply. by letter only. to W. w. NORMAN
BOX ~ City Post-othce mh2o-3t
WANTED-LADIES MAIDS. 80: WHITE CHAM
beImaids, SIS SIS: colored light holseworkers SO
s2. SIS white and coored kitchen maids So. lam
dresses. SIS. SO PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. SD 9TH NV. A No. l ref
wANTED-LAUNDREss TWO DAYS IN WEEK
ll2s Z. Capitol st. mhls3t
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FOR SALE-HoUsES.

CORNER HOUSE. WITH STABLE.
Seventy-fve feet frontage; nine rooms and bath
furnace; cellar; $500.
sIxTEEN-RooM HOUSE
Two baths stable; rery wide lot; $500.
GEoRGETowN-
Modern ten-room house; hOt-water heat: arst floor
kitchen; IN good condition; very deep lot: good
street; $500.
THROUGH STREET NORTHWEST
NinerOOn house on lot as feet vide; furnace: $40
NORTHWEST INVESTMENT
six-room tWo-story house. lot 40 feet deep: rent.
SIC; price. sl.soo.
AN OLD-sTYLE BRICK
Eight rooms on two floors over % feet vide: side
light; located in the Northwest close to Penna ave
5000
MOORE & HILL (Inc.),
1888 G St. n. w.
Headquarters for Everything in Real
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

~ NV : AlN4A44fN d N4AA4 I 4IU.
WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS. TRUNKS
give rrStciaSs sergice answer calls promptly con-
tract 20 haul anything; plenty Of teams CLAREN-
DON SMITH. 5th and X SIS. NV Phone Main ~
ja99ot
FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS. SC. MOVED
with care; PACKING End Shipping a specialty
kisEiG 5 EMPRESS, III II s. nv. Phone Main
@s0. Au2Sn
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FOR SALE = le-RooM HOUSE IN BERwyN
Nd IN splendid condition. with large grounds
stable and outbuildnEs good garden. water and
fruti Convenient to electric and steam cars: view
magnihceA price, $500; one-haK value easy terms
J0RS J. kLEINER & CO.. s02 + 81. n, W
mhl5-et
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PRoPoSALs-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AG.
ricalture. 0face Of the Secretary Washington d
C., March s. lss.-Sealcd proposals viii be re-
ceiyed at the Office cf the Disbursfnr CLERK until
p m. WEDNESDAY. April Is. 1905. for fur
nishmg supplies during the fiscal yeer ending
June 30. 1909. as follows: Stationery' lahorato,r
lumber and packing boxes. fuel and ice painters
plumbers. electrical supplies; furniture and man
frames, forage. car SEALS &c. brooms brushes.
&c; flower pots: cleaning carpets. washing towels
and waste paper; hags instruments, towers. and
lanterns; printing and hthogrsphing material
t9ll infomatinn furnished application TO the
DisourSing Clerk. Bids must De sealed and adj
dressed TO the Secretary of Agriculture Ia ac-
cordance with instructions given on schedules
SAAAS WILSON. Secretary, mill. laps
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Criminal Court No. 1.

United States IS. Richard HOLMES. canal kuoEl-
eoge; submitted 70 Jury. Attorney, o. Berlin.
United States Frank Lee: assault dangerous
~eaDon; verdict guilty first and second counts
Attorney. Alr. Jones
United States rs. John Thompson: nolls prossequi
saDsied, defendant discharged. AttorneyS, Robert
= McNamara and A. D. smith
Inliea states vs- William Byrd robbery; Tsrdics
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WOpEC

Dt.NIAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns Il ur. Cold ~
ings. 81 up; Silver Filings Soc Work e7lsrspte,
No pain Dr.. GEO. L. EDMONDs. $40 + s.. NV.
jalo-t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-BUSINESs REQUIRING Ny Ar
sence for time will sacrifice desirable conn.,.
home. Fairfax County. Is acres; nearly new s-room
house; plenty outbuildiDgs: large young amir or.
ehard; nice shady lawn; would make nice slnme-
nome; me place tor trucking poultry mile from
Fails Church electric cars Five Oaks Station T-ns
800 cash: balance. SO per month. II. r IL
SHOCKEY. Woodstock Va. mbsa7t
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A Maryland F4PTT
or suburban home see send for latest bplIetin
Marion Duckett a Son, 6S5 f NV.
mhIT-n
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-TO RENT 4 LARGE HOUSE SUIT
able for accommodating boarders Address Mrs.
r. Z. L. B.. 1ls Willis ave. Youngstown. Ohio
mhls-7t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

EGGS FOR HATcHING SILVER TANGLED
Hamburgs. $50 for IS; Barred Rocks 81 for IS,
heavy egg-laying strain MRS. LEY el4 y Y. ave
ush2p4t
A FIRSr-CLASS SECONDHAND SAFE FOR
sale Address BOX 100. Herald Office. mh2-6t
FOR sALE-YERY CHEAP-BLOCK WOOD,
wholesale and retail III ST. sc. mhiT-5ot
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FOR SALE AT KENTLWORTH n r
Nov IS your time to secure easy monthly nav
ments one OF these attractive cottages on choice t
in kenilworth, d. c.. Washington growing r,hrh
ALLEN w. MALLERY, I4I7 G sf. NV
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. 10 &C. pm
FOOT. at Mt Rainier. Nd. on 18th and zstb s,s
near X l. ave; District Line Sta fare: hirh and
healthy; snail monthly payments. J. c. ROGERS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-16
ESdnas|O QnncIleSeo
BLADIMIRO Y BERTA

Dicen de Montecarlo que en- Ell co :
medor del Hotel de Paris sc ha pro-
movido TN escandalazo entire Ell gran
duque Wladimiro de Russia una
"demi mondaine" llamada Berta To-
yeux.
A la hora del almuerzo, cuando la
terraza del comedor estaba llena de
gran mundo"-de arist6cratas, de
millonarios, de artistas de "demi-
monde ines s'-aparecio Berta Joyeux,
que es una belleza rubia de las que
estan en- moda en- Montecarlo. Y Sc
encamin6 q una mesa Immediate la
que ocupaba Ell gran duque Wladimi.
70 con su hijo Ell duque Boris con ell
cOnde russo Dimitroff.
Berta Joyeux. como de costum bre,
atrajo la atenci6n de todos por su ele-
gancia. por su ]ujo y por su be'leza, y
apenas Sc sent6, com EMO mirar al
gran duque y hacerle sefias. Como
| ell "firt," a1n con ese descaro, es cosa
natural allf, ninguno di6 importancia
las seflas de la cocota, sospechando
que ell duque y ella Sc entendfan.
Mas, por los visto, no Sc entendian
Porque a una negativa de cabeza que
dio Wlandimiro, la sefIorita Berta
| enarbolando su sombrilla, Sc fue he
cha una furia, hacia su alteza impe-
rial, apaleandolo como & un "mujik," 4"
~ af1adiendo los ombrillazos los
mas frescos epftetos del "trot toir"
La Intervention del duque Boris y
del conde Dimitrof, no evito que su
alteza Sc llevara la paliza. Ell escan :
dalo que Sc produjo es de ina ginar.
no tanto por la hora y por la mucha
gente, sino por la calidad de la gente
misma
Los com mentarios son innumera bles
y chistosos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-16
DeSde Guayana

En- la tarde del dfa de hoy, ha
llegado esta ciudad procedente de
la de Caguas, la Compafiia de zar
zuela Vigil, Zimmerman y Co. que
debutara el sabado con las zarzuelas
"El Cabo primero," LA Tore del
Orc" y La Fiesta de San Anton"
Reina un gran entusia smo en- ell
publico q ansfa conocer las primeras
tiples Elena Quero y seflora Prado, y
asf mismo Sc maniiestan grandes
deseos de admirar al popular actor
puertorriquefio seflor Juan Nadal San
tacoloma.
La La>Compaf1ia abri6 un abono de
seis funciones que ha sido cubierto
y contints la solicitud de localidades
de los demas pueblos limitrofes.
Hoy como a las diez de Ia maf1a-
ma Sc verifcaron en- ell cuartel de la
Policfa Insular las tallas anunciadas
por la Comisi6n de dicho cuerpo, apro-
bandose unos treipta tres aspiran-
tes que reunieron los requisites exi-
gidos.
Han empezado va los trabajos del
matadero para esta ciudad, cuyas
obras remst6 en- subasta p,iblica Don
Genaro Cantino Insua
Adelantan rapidamente los trabaios
a cargo del notable iugeniero sef1or
Bruno que Sc propone terminar dicho
edificio dentro del plszo mas breve
possible.
IL E0rresb0HsaI.