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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FllR RENT
.THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance.
73S 18th St. N. w.
uNFURNISHED.
lrR5 Nfnss M NV


l'S Mass NV. ar. ll739 I NV. sr ...-.SA.D
1929 18th INV. i9r So .S55 SO aI NV. sf. .SSs
lSs Il av NV. lSr, llsl9 o NV. l0r. b.......@. 50
S0Jl 5l3 NV, l0r, b......5l 81
w nal I'd, l2r 30. 30 LIS NJ NV, Sr d.. go
10y NV lOr. b....l wv 81 . NV, IT. 81
oS I'm NV store and 5A 10th NV, Sc. b.. 100
ST .ZJ 50 n Y ay NV. 6r. b.3l 0l
~ Mass ar lir 20 l5O 5l6 d ne. 7r, b...-... y 2l
lOlS 18th NV. l2r. b. nl Sc. sr. b.. 80
Chew Chase iii ~ l APARpTfMENTs
1866 a7. iSr. b.. iS 4 i2r' Sb.'......- 600
ll2 Conn aT. llr, b.-..i3I Blenheim Court. 1870
Chevy Chase. Nd. 2lr, 1872 "" NV 70 80
Chevy Chase. lor B. The Alabama. Ala 30 sos -
liil Mas, a1 iir. B. i06T6o Alabama No 6oi ~
ISi Conn. aT NV. l2r. ST. b................. 100
ISIS 9th NV iir ab 1900 81 ib5ouo's no
n. SIDE Bradley lane. The IroQuos No. 302
9. c., Nd sr. %. 5r, b...................H.5 AZ 80
5 ih NV i6r b.7SS No S n b. fu1 &.e $500
l9i N9 3 NV. sT b..S5S 5SlI Tho Sterling No. g. =, .,
ly5 Falmont' I2r. b59W9lg ave. 4r, BIZ. 50
i.69 DIV. lot, b. 5i 1872 Irving NV. 6r. b.. 359o
9 PARK I'd Tor .-j0O0 II lst st ne jr b. fr. 35 90
$40 Ashley Ter. CleTe- 1870 Irving DIV. 5r b. 2.59
o-5s 5Shd 5,i LA. ". o. t9r'o" III IA ay NV, "a H.
p. g. Or, 3, fgr...0OO T6e; Van Cortlandt. =
10 Maeom6 St. Clere- No. n. 3r. d.: ~ 80
Iand TX Or b. FUR. 5000 2l6A Morgan. 5r. b.. HJ0
~ Isth NV. lOr b..H.y 80 The Congressional. bach
2ls av, l0r. b....4500 elor apts...l0O0 10 q 80
i59 Paim't. Or; %; .45.olsls \ Y ar NV. No. 5,
Alf Brown NV Tor % As O0 3r b.............25O0 q 90
lEg Col I'd. l0r b. fur $500 ll6 ne 81 a, 9r. b.-0
lIe3 Church NV sr.b 43OOS7 NV. 5r. b.......Z2 20
6So 18th NV. Tr. o...l5Hl7 fth NV. 5r. b......5 80
OFFICES
1914 II nw......,.......-l{Zl NV. front r.,..y5 o.
Union Trust Bldg 18th lll4B r NV. SO 10 Sl6
and II NV. ....S9 TO tAlf2l 7 NV. nm &c.. go
o9 18th nv, H...... 5000 62O SO IS
STORES.
l,ll Pa av S.. .592 X 50 90
e65 Calvert ....i000l9Oj 7h nw.......,..063 63
a4i- loth nW...........A.j0l
GARAGE
Car barn l4fh NV near PARK Road s.
WAREHOUSE.
shop adjoining "a lst 81. %
UNSURPASSED FACILILIES FOR TAE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROS ALL CLASHES or
PROPERTY
THE ABOVE is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST or
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. But WE
SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS on APPLICATION AT THIS OF.
FICE
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
738 18th St. n. w.
apl2Su
FOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM HOUSE: CENTRAL
location; hath, X 81. market. 95j lth 81 NV.
Tor Information. apply SIC X - MS. Wilt
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CHANCE FOR MINING EXPERTS
Peacock Kingdom in Asia Offers
Inducements to Americans

One Of the little tributary states Of Or
issa, on the northern frontier Of India. is
Mourbhanj. Familiarity known as the Pea
cock Kingdom" The United States consul
general at Calcutta writes that this out
of-the-way corner of the earth Just now
offers special Inducements 10 American
mining engineers and manufacturers for
exploitation.
The consul general says the native
chronicles relate that the principaIitv
was founded more than 2.C0O years ag0.
The chiefs emblem Of signature is 4
peacock. which IS held sacred, and hencs
the killing of this heraldic bird is strictly
forbidden throughout the state.
The state has an area Of 4243 square
miles. and the country is varied in soil
and scenery. II abOunds in rich valleys.
but vast extent is clothed with prime
val forest. The maharajah OF Mourbhanf
Is an enlightened prince and administers
MS state on modern British lines. as the
administration report for 1867 shows.
The government Is divided into separate
departments. as IN British territory. and
each department IS under an officer. who
Is responsible for its proper administra-
lion. Sericulture IS being encouraged.
and mulberry groves have been planted.
The culture Of Tasser silk worms Is an
important Industry, and visitors 90 the
recent Industrial exhibition AT Calcutta
had an opportunity Of seeing the 'tasSer"
manufactures of this state The report
records. however that this industry is IN
a state Of decadence.
The country Is very rich in minerals
and forests, but while the latter are be-
ing exploited. the former still awaits the
attention OF the mining expert The state
owns a light railway. MOurbhanU offers
frst-class opportunities for exploitation
by American mining engineers and manu-
tacturers Of various kinds Of small ma
chinery Sawmills. and the Ike
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
DURING THE PAST WEEK

and Anson s Taylor, trustees. % George O.
Sh0les lots = and s. square 1857, SO
Seventh and streets southwest Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Bank. Incorporated 10 Carrie
L. Millard lots 80 20 s.. square as. SO.
Dobbins' Addition 20 WashinytCn-James Martin e
ux % Eva NJ Lane Jos s5. square Is SO
Fourteenth streets s1Uthcast-Gc0rge J.. Fleming
Girls P0rti0n-Cle.ia s. Parsons 90 Francis ID Mcr-
chant. lots and I. 3 g. 10 8, and II 20 III. S.
Mount Pleaant-GeOrge K0ehler e ux. % Charles
J. GrOscclose. lot ass SO.
Tenth and II streets rortheast-Afary Z. Bennett e
rir. Thomas T.. 20 Emma b. Woods. lot 81.
square s3i. so.
Thrd street northeast between L and " streets
Michael Murphy q uN- 10 Catherine Casey part
lots 60 and 70. square 1l5 SO.
street southeast between Eighth and Ninth streets
JOSEF liue GristCck % Melville NJ 3lJriJt part
lot g square g25 so.
Mount PeGs1ut-H Lstaue Lewis e ux 70 Mar
gaTet b. LEkcman. lot 6l9 SO
Prospect street northwest. between Thirty-fourth
and Thrtynfth strects-J. H0ldswCrth Gordon
and Erskiue Gordon trustees. 20 Charles n.
Hurley part lot 90 ssu.-e lZZl. 500
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CFridav. July 10. 1oos1

FOur-and-a-han street southwest. between x and L
srreets-J0hn w Kreis and George ". Kreis
and wives 90 Albert Carry. trustee, parts q
original l0t T.. square 55. So
Prospect Hill-ln j. Baker et al 20 James T.
Brooks. part SO.
Widows SIte-Elizabeth B. KaIhfus ct yir. samuel
T.. % Peter A. DHU lot l62 So
Eleventh street. between and streets uortheas.-
James i. Brennan 20 Grant Greenfield. lot ..
square so6. SO
Fourteenth street northwest. between and Y
stree;s-FoU-teeuth Street Savings Bank 10
Thomas W. Stubbiedeld. part lot 4. square 255.
SO
F street southwest. between -Four auda-han and
Sixth streets and Si.tn street southwest. between
u and strc-ts-Jennie j.. MoUitu and
George W Druy 90 uz. 90 Hosea b. M1ultou
and William +. Ambrose. trustees. Dot e. square
i5l. parts lots u and IS. square ss6. parts lots
ard Z. square i9i. lots g. s. and 50. and part
lot s.. square $50. and interest IN estate Of
William G.. Drlr. SO.
Florida avenue between First and Third streets
u0rthUest-Robert n. OMEN 20 Tx 90 RoyaI
late Insurance Company. lo- %. square 80. $40.
street. between sixth and seventh streets north
west-Nlry King 90 VIZ. Ernest F.. % Nathan
sickle. part original lot I5 square i49. So
Emerson street uCrtLcast-Mary r EurIer 60 vir
William o.. 20 PasJua-e Brocato. l1t 80. square
lC-9 SO
street between First au1 Third streets northwest
-Couel +. Brooks et uz. 20 Marie McKinn7a.
lot ~. square 552. SO
Granny Robert McQuist0n 70 d. H. johnson. LOT
@ So
BcaI street northwest near North street-Niitcn J..
Lambert and John Is KinrcU. trustees. %
samuel ]. Masters. part lC- o. square g. G-5
George G. Pumuhrey q ux. O. llilna Forster. l0-
D. square south Of square ll5. SO.
Wooirdge-Helry A. Neith = uL % Carl r.
EHgeI lot 5. block Is. So
Br0osiand-John p. Lord 60 ak. % J. Lewis ShG-
WOOD Marvin " Mclean and Christian n. Eyz,
trustees parts lois II and lZ bl0ca I 500.
Tgiuidai-C0uld u. Weiss e UX. o. lrrmas p.
Bones. 10. g. block s. So
Lanier Heigats-lIsry T. Mann % Lester A. Barr.
lot lT. Slo. Lester A. Barr ct uz % AIary Z.
Mann. lo- 5li and Part l-t 55 SO
Thirty-trst street northwest, between p and Q
streets Harry NJ Hritrook to Elizabeth SgI-
-ivau. parts lots 81 15s and 19 square 1879 So
Mccullough street uC-thvgst-Wiliam F. Dalton 20
uy. 70 William Il. smith, lots JOS and I0i square
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NIondny, JuIy 0, IOOsO

Prospect Hill-Heury H. Lowrie ct ux. % BENJAMIN
r. Harrington. part on Sheriff road. SO.
Twenty-sixth street northwest. between and =
strcc;s-B. Francis saul and Patrick smyth
trustees. 20 Michael O'Hanlon. part lots 50 and
c. square 1858. 500
Sixth and q streets northwea-Sane 20 same lots
80 20l and 9l2 square "a, $500.
Parker street uuItheast-Harsiet i. Ferris % Starr
and Randall Parsons lot III. square 80. SO
Fifth and G streets northeast-Zen0 b. Babbitt 20
William A. and Annie u. Hut. lot 81. square
s3i SO.
Manor Park-Wnliam N. Terrell. trustee 70 st.
George r. Baby IT,. lot IS. square 1914. $40.
Meridian Hill-E1gar J. Hulse e ux. 20 James
Bell lots Is and "A. block 10. $40. James Bell
10 James X Jones. jr.. same land so.
Fourteenth and streets southeast-Henry +. HOuck
ct ux. 20 Roger T. Or-ison. lot 81. square
105l SO
KosciuskO place-Joseph Wahlcr ct uI. 70 Randolph
L. Jennings. lot a. block 4. SO
EllastOn ternce-AlbCu L. Tccle. trustee. 10 Ben
iamin A. Carter lot l3. block I. SO.
[, Randle Highauds-Ngu0nal Savings and Trust Com
pany trustee 20 William ". Christie, lots 81 and
6l block 543. SO
43 D street southeast-The National Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Company Of the District of Co
lumbia TO Louise 5. Roth. lot II. square 6si.
800
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Railway Mileage of India.

At the close OF 1906 there were 29Cg7
miles OF railway In india. on which
s.. .264. .024SSS had been expended. and which
were yielding annually $73699.O97 net.
During the year 1906. 27l, ,C63. 600 passengers
were carried and 5S.S49.0C0 tons Of freight
were hauled. In 1907 .. $50 miles Of rail-
way were owned by the state S.471 miles
by native states, and S.9S2 miles by pri-
vate companies. In 1896 the railway en-
ployes numbered 479.2S4, Of whom $50
were Europeans, e,526 Eurasians. and 46S.-
z0S Indians
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-EUuowlug schedule hgurs puOilsled onlv
IS information. and are not gIaIauIced
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New OrI..r.
Asheyile. ChattauO0sa. Memphis. sL5 d. In -
IL ~ = N. tAily.
For Roanoke. knoxville, Chattauoose, Meupbi,
New Orleans, 10 As = m. daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken. savaB-
nah. Jacksonville. and Florida POINTS. 4.0 n,m
daily
I00Tlst e-Ts Tor California. tr-weekly. $40 D N.
Local io- HaETiSonbUIg. ~ a. u. daily; AIS % no
week days, for pauyile. SIS q. IL. daily. and Tor
Charlottesville SIS a. IN. and - p Il Gaily. kre-
gueut trains 20 and from Blueraout
l. ;. BROWN General Ageut
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUrE-Publlsled only IS Information. and M,
guaranteed. -o'
iDJ 4. M.-C. & o. LIMITED, DaiIy-Fast ves-
THULE train Pullman Seepers To lexington io,,.-
lllo. Nl1c3nnaut Lna4aiiaINs.ls. OulcaEU. ana ~
Louis Connection Tor NMglula Hot Sprlug, Phi.
m2n ears Louisville 10 Nashville. Memphis. aud Nex
orleans DnilS cars, "a carte service
Il 10 Il. Nj. r. Y. LIMITED D.iv Gof.4
yesuDule train Pullman SeepeS 10 C!uclnnsfi
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment &c. /,
10 Virginia Hot Springs week Gays. Dining tssrs
"a carte service. Pullman SlJepers Cluclu.e.fI y,
Chicago and 81. Louis. and Louisville 10 1IeInlfis
Nashville, and New Orleans.
Reservations aud tickets az Chesapeake and Obi,
OulCes. SIS PENNSYLVANIA avenue. l10 h street.
anu New Union station. Telephones: Nam
NV fer Washington Terminal cab service and M911
100 ZQ6 Tor z. & v. Ticket once
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HELP WANTED MALE G. FEMALE
GOVERNMENT CLERKS

who are tired q being a mere "cog IN a wheel
those who wish 10 loosen the shacklcs that bind
them daily 10 petty detail work and a rrutino
which permits of no brain development. to Jet ID.
2. B. c. PREPARE you and PLACE you in a
goodpaying position banker bookkeeper. steuogra-
pher private secretary manager. telegraph operator
or railway agent There arc no limitations placed
on ones ability In the great fascinating field q
business. Send for our large. Illustrated. cloth
bound book explaining everything concerning the
courses We teach. cost. &c; 30 colleges in seven
teen States. nineteen years success. POSITION
SECURED OR MONEY BACK. Contract backed
by $4,000 corporation. Call OF address
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS col
LEGE lsuccessor 20 The Spenccrian). Academy Of
Music Building, 9th and NV. jy4-eod-u
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT APRIL Il lgr
Leave Washington New Union Station
sI5 a. m.-Daily-Au points Oh Norfolk and W..
EN- also Knoxville Chattanooga, and MemDb{.
l0a5 p m.-Dally-Roanoke, Bristol Winston
Salem Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Nernrb1-
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining carS
For, Norfok-Leave Washington ( % a. m d.uv
Ills a. N. daily except sunday Arrive No-foy,
Il % a. ~. $50 ?. N.
4O5 p. m--Dsily-BeTTyville. Luray. Shenandoah.
ElktUu.
Trains from the Southwest arrive sa5 a. N. and
u3O p. m.
All information Fourteenth street and New Yo-t
avenue Bond Building
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SEABOARD AIR LIVE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. liH PENNA. AVE
Notice-follOWing schedule not guaranteed
96 A. NJ Dsily-Seaboard Mail Through eoaehe,
and Pullman seepers 70 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamle,
70 Atlanta, Dining cars.
$50 p. VI. Dauy-Seaboard Express Coaches and
Pullman 20 Savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa, Atlanta
Birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars.
X. II. STANSEIlL. District Passenger Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctions

ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING ll2i b ST. Ne.
By virtue Of a decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed IN equity cause No.
HS29. Grose vs.. sullivan viii sell az public auc-
tion IN front Of the premises. FRIDAY, July p
1905 az $50 p m, the following described land and
premises. situate in the City Of Washington. Dis
tTict Of Columbia. and being Subot n. IN square
9s. improved by two-story brick six rooms. No. ll2
J. street northeast.
Toms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money to
re paid in cash. and the balance I'm two equal in
stallments payable in and wears from day of
sale. with interest at g. per auuum payable semi
annually. secured By deed Of trust upon the Prop
erty sold; or all cash. al the option Of the pIr-
chaser A deposit Of $40 Will be required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. All conyeyancing AT
the cost OF the purchaser Terms Of sale 10 be
piled with within Afteen days from day Of SALE
otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser after FIVE days advertising.
W. WALTON EDWARDS.
Equity Bldg,
JAMES A. TO0MEY
Fendan Bldg
iyl2-d&ds Trustees.
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Lots from Sll to 81 each. 81 cash and
81 month No interest.
Free Automobiles sunday, July IL,
from end of car line I'm Tuinlng City.
For particulars call mt the office,
ROOM @, 0I2 STREET NORTHWEST.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AT LAST AT LAST INVENTED A MACHINE
20 clean wells and Cistems without removing water;
agents wanted everywhere; send stamp FOR 1Orticu
lars. COMPRESSED AIR AND VACUUM Co.
p. O. T-M. Greentown. Ind.
HONEST. SOBER statesmen TO REPRESENT
US permanently; excellent opening experience I'M
necessary: salary or commission weekly; references
NORTH JERSEY NURSERIES, Newark. y. ].
iyil-5t
We SELL MOLDs FOR THE HOME MANU-
factre q agents novelties small castngsl our
proposition positively rays from S. 10 Sl2 daily; IN
yesigate; sample casting free. CRESCENT CAST
ING Co. Bedford Iowa
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE "ANNUAL EDUCATIONAL ISSUE
OF The Richmond Times-nisnntch

JULY IT, contains reliable informetion IN regard to
100 leading institutions Of learning located in the
center Of AmericRl, highly descriptive and illustru-
tive showing attractions. rates &c Of each. Cata-
lcgles can Be secured. You can select the right
school for your daughter. Issued annually by
the Times Dispatch only. Write to-day for free
copy. EDUCATIONAL DEPT" TIAIESDIS-
PATCH, RICHMOND, VA El2D
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT CAN EARN s.
20 $ daily selling our Little Giant Burglar-proof
Nentilating Window Lock indorsed by the pocs
a all cities We have men IN our employ that are
making SO daily; no experience required 70 sell
them; every householder wants from : to 70 locks.
Send loc. IN coin stamps Tor sample and par
ticular. HOLDFAsT NOVELTY CO. II Broad
way, New York City jylON
LIVE NEWSPAPER CANVASSERS WANTED:
must be sober and good takers. Apply in person
Circuhtion Department. THE WASHINGTON
HERALD mv1u
POSITION WANTED N OFFICE BY YOUNG
man: fair 'tenographer: good education: one years
experience BON i27 Herald Office.
WANTED-sIX GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPFRs:
splendid locations and permanent employment three
hours every day; salary and commission % BOYS who
viii work. Apply WEBB. Circulation Department.
The Herald iystf
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W., B. & A. {. RY.
The Electric Line.

DOODLE lhAChb BElN lin hAShlNGION
AND BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ANNAP-
OILS, L. 5. NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace ears from White House Station
ll5th and II SIS. NORTHEAST.
For Bsltimore-'5:30 5-J0 zoo. 30. 500. $50.
800 $50 l000 l0@0 IL 10 and 80 a. m l25N
noon. 2-5O -lOO. ~. 300. 80 $50 ~ 4ao so
-50e $50. 900. go. 100. 80. $50. s.Sg. 'IDSO.
and II IS p. N. daily.
For Anuapohs-5SO 7.sO $50. ESQ. 1870. and
Il % a. H.: lz50, ID go, $50 -. 55g. go.
-. go. and IL IS p. -. daily.
Indicates local trains All others are limited.
stopping only at Naval Academy Junction. No walk
ing or hiring OF cabs necessary.
FaIe6 One WAY Round trir
10 ballulofe.................. s0c. 4LZ
To Annapolis and u. s.
Naval Academy. ............ &c SIS
All ii 81. cars run direct % White House station.
Ticket oce al IAN and n. l. ave. northwest aud A.
White House Station, 18Th and STA NORTH
EAST. Telephone A. 1916
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
JOHN F. JERMAN,
Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fairfax and Vienna Va
WASHINGTON OFFICE,
AS 18TH ST, n, w,

TX you want 70 buy grain, dairy. frait. poulery,
bluegrass. or timber tract IL will pay You 10
send for my large list Of all hnds Of country prop
erty II is full Of bargains In fanns beautiful sub
urban homes subdivisions all kinds Of business prop
ositiOns. have nearly 20oO places for you 70 Sc
!ect from. have always lived in the country and
can DO a better part b. you than II | had lived in
tro city / can mako terms to suit you. The most
Of the property that have for sale Is located near
steam and electric railroads. and near Washington
My carriage is at your service time TO inspect
property. Shall be pleased to have you write on call
and let US talk over the business. will help you
to select home.
Onioe hours-FairfaI. from untl IL m; Vienna,
from / until { D. m. Washington from until y
p. m. You will find the Offices open all day Call
for list and make any appointments 10 inspect pop
erty. Phone connection. Fairfax and Vienna. Va
Washington. Main 72S3
Now is the time to buy home. II you want 70
make a good investment Why do you pay rent al
your lhe when you can buy property on easy terms
and have 4 home Of your Own when you set oldl
ap1u
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DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING

s. sPIGFL. 1915 Q sT.-LADIEs' AND GENTLE.
mems fine tailoring Ladies' suits pressed Tsc:
mems. 4Oc Goods called for and delivered Ph. ISL
uy2l-eodSot
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ROOF PAINTING.

GENERAL House Painting. Graining, Glazing w
II. Thomas 4 Son. ll26 n. J. ave NV. PA. NJ. 6s3l
jc26-f S.W-30t
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR ovERsTocK OF
wall paper at a Very Low sacrifice. Call and see
cur stock +. G. NoLTE. sa llth 81 nv.
,aseod-u
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BAR FIXTURES. SHOWCASES. &C. Bill
LARD AND POOL TABLES WASHINGTON
BRANCH. 900 PA. AVE. PHONE MAIN sss
tyl-w,fs,u
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LOST AND FOUND.

THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM IN THE CITY
for 7Oc and Sc per gallon. delivered LACEY ).
COZ New York ave- Phone Main 93 jysu
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ACCIDENT.HEALTH INSURANCE.

PERSONAL ACCIDENT. SICKNESS, AND LA
bility policies: most liberal issued The STANDARD
Accident Insurance. Co, Detroit. Mich. Cauington
& Johns. agents. 6I7 18th ST Phone NJ. lO2l
je25-3Gt
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED - BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEN. BE
tween ages q Il and p. telephone operators by
c. T. Telephone Co: salary paid while under
instruction. Apply at TELEPHONE SCHOOL. l4th
and r sts iyi05r
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET NEW YORK.
Z 30 a. m Diner. Pullman PaTlOT.
1870 a. m. Buffet Parior. ElYe-hour Train.
9:O a. m. Diner and pullman Parlor Car.
III 20 a. u Diner aad Pullman ParlOr Car.
slD y. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
800 D. m. Royal Limited All Pullman. 6-hOuL
14D0 ?. m. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
800 y. m. Diner and Pullman farloT.
> 20 p. m. coaches 10 Philadelphia
'l21e p. IN. SleepeTs.
'L.52 a. n. Slecyers.
ATLANTIC CITY. 100: 800. inoo a m. 400.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
(Neek days. 90 a. M 10 $50 y. H.
'z52, bW. f6O, = 90 Z D. 1900. $50. 800.
$50 tl0JO. IL % a. W.. 'lZu0 nOCn. tl2a5; 'lD0.
Hl5. I90. 800. t33. $50 I4;1. lia5. '5VJ,
'I6zS. -la5. 'IztO ,. M.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, IN -5Jy D. NJ
CINCINNATI. ST LUIS, and LOUISVILLE.
'e:l0 a. M, = 70 p m. 10 Night.
PiTtsBURG, $40 a. N. -Iaz. gao .. M. -l250
CLEVELAND. -saO D NJ.
COLUMBUS, $50 d ~
VII HEELlHG, $40 a. N. $50 p. m.
WINCHESTER. 1919 a. N, ti6 800 ?. m
HAGERsToWN. fsiO Z. ~, 800 ,. m
ANNAPOLIS, s. ~. $50, tl1No noon, l5-D. $50.
$50. and 1880 p. m
DAILY, Except Sunday sSunday only.
IEDkPHONEO at all the following Ticket OF
hces; lilt y st, NV, Main l5sli 90 Pennsylvania
bye.. Main H8; New Union station: Ilcket once,
Main 4sO: Information Bureau. Main 4SoO
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

VII HAVE ALL SIZES. LOCALITIES. AND
prices in farms suburban and country homes.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY. liO7 y. Y. ave. nv.
Nll-3t
80 ACRES. GROOM COTTAGE. BARN. STA
bic. &c. overlooking the Potomac River; one Of
the most beautiful locations in this section electric
cars pass through tho property. station On farm
Just the place for the summer; owner leaving and
must SELL very cheap property for some one; only
s. 800; investigate at once. BOX rs. Herald Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN. SPEAKS ITALIAN. FRENCH.
and English. knowledge q typewriting general Of
fee worker. reference last employer wishes position
OF any kind. BOX 80 Herald Office
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

CONSULT THE RIGGS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY 1857 4 81. NV. when you are in nee
Of help or situations Our patronage IS broad and
iesnt9flnslns ie26f s .w90t
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN" MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL:
attractive features; the Brooks saddle: double
grip control Hedstrom motors: automatic intake
valves. CHAS. L. MILLER & BRO. llO5 18th NV,
agents iyl-tf
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. AT
WESCHLER'S. go Pa. ave. NV: reasonable
Iates conveniently located. Phone NJ l252 jy3-5Ot
WHY PAY MOREi WE STORE FOR $50
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4s42O
t22 10th St Phone Main s229 jec9Ot
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE CITY LOT. CLEAR. AND sONII
cash Tor business: about $500 BOX l26. Herald
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

: Bought, Exchanged, and Sold. :
Z No matter where located will buy
or sell your business or real estate
' for CASH. Real estate loans At ;
: lowest rates.
. CLARENCE Z. TUCKER.
: Metropolitan Bank Building =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go PA. AVE NV.
good place 20 dispose of your furniture. piAnos.
&C. hy auction. Satisfactory results Prumpt re.
turns. Sale every Saturday. 10 A. m je2i-3Ot