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New-York tribune., 1909-11-01

rrba hank exchanges OF the New York
Clearing House ana the stocks sold on the
New York Stock Exchange last week and
I'm the same week OF the preceding two
wears compare as follows:
oct, 30 'O9 Oct3l 'os NoY = %.
sh 81 ,7J 400 a37 81 557. .s5l l7D 81. 65., 80 s.4
et ares sold AGO. 1s2 -''o''''' ~-'''O'
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
RAILROAD AID OTHER STOCKS

the OF OF
the
prices with the
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
IE ATCHI>0N. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.

NeW Y0rk. OctpbFT s, 1903.
Board Gf Directors has declared a divi-
ioelng dividend 80. IsD on the COMMON
OK of this company IF THREE DOL
- ~ 2..01t f.- share. pasahle December J,
i'ns. our NJ surplus net income. 10 holders Of
said COMMON stock registered on m" books
= the Co~raLr al tho close Of business on
rove0~' ID e. 5000
Ui l.u5 cheques v1F he mailed 20 holders
q MON stea- who file suitable orders
'hcretor a. tins oerrr
G COOPER. assistant Treasurer.
Nassau street NV York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
ERAL oHEMICAL roMrANn.

S''e-i N"F York. November 1909
-eld q CSE PEP rE%T l-, t,s,
= area .- -ls common stock = this
PsAl payat.- December fst 20 stockhold
i- - -t-''G @i > O'Clock p n %ogernber Is
-. u u rs J. MORGAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
RANK EXCHANGE SALES HT
or'~ CORDED

tln s1e 600 TotnI shtF TOT VT - -------
.scnr fs6T.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
q AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL

. 7a1"a} Kew York. October ~ 1859.
a eering 2 TIE Board q Directors Of thi.
x. He'd TO-DAY. annual dividend of
fTC1 PER CENT On rha oa-.i-aI SOCK
----ared. iayaa'e November IS proximo.
-. 2lesrs ~ record a. close Il business
EDWARD BURNS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-01
1 raLo & susqTEMANHA RAILWAY

- Mortgage 4i2or Gold Bonds
upon Nc. -. due N0temaer J. 1s0q vii
a. msfu-ttv ~ the Office -
RI & ROBIN son. IS Cedar ~ "
p 4 LEER Tre ssurer
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or Co
luTaba. holding Probate Court. No. 1888 Admin
trston--Ths Is % give notice that ths subscriber.
q the District of COlCmbia. has ObtRined from the
Probate Court q the District Of Columbia letters
teStsmeutsry on the estate Of ROsaGns G Y0Jng.
kte of the District q Columbia deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased are here
b. warned 20 exhibit the sane. With the vouchers
the-eof LEGALLY authenticated 20 the s1bscriher On
OF before tie 18Th DAY OF APRIL 4 D. 1910;
otherwise they may By law be exciudsd from 81
benefit q said estate Given unde- zy hand this
18Th DAY q April. Is0a FLORENCE ROSELLA
CASEY. 80 Eye 81 sw. Attest: SEAL JAMES
Tanner. REGISTER of Wills for the District Of Co
iurnbia Clerk q the Probate Court. ROBERT S.
HUME. Attcrrey. spG. .2.my5
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E. H. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys

Z h THOMAS and JANIS fRANtAS SMITH,
Attorneys
N The sUTRE1fE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Z Columbia holding q District Court IN 2 The
extension q GiraTd street northwest. IN he Dis
trict o. Columbia pistTc- Cont. No slZ-N0tiCs
IS hereby given that the Commissioners q the
Dise<ict q Columbia pursuant 70 TIE provisions
q sn scs cf Colzrsss approved February z. Isle
entitled "An sct sutho-iziag the exte1sion =
Girzrd street no-1hrest from its western terminus
70 Fifteenth street northwest" have fled peti-
ton II this o0urt DIaJ5ng the condemnation q the
land neoessa-y tT TIE szid extension of Girsrd
street from rs western terminus % fifteenth
street northwest II the District Cf Columbia. as
shown OF plat O. nap hled with the said peti-
t3ou. p2rf thereof. ard praying also that -sry
4 Eve 51diciogs. experienced dlsiuteTested r-s1,
uho shaU Be freeholders within the Distrct =
Columbia no. related % any peTsnn interested n
these 7eii1Es and n0J N tlc sSTTiCe G employ
ment of thc District q Columbia q q the Cnited
States. be summoned b the United states MARSHAL
fo- the Districc y Colznbis % assess the dan
sEes each OTncr Of lsnd 70 b taken U1zy Sls1l5n
81 rsss0n q the sid extension q the said street
and TIE condemnation C the lard necessary for the
rsrposes ths-coF ard % assess as beneats resulting
thsrefrun tas entire amount of said damages. n
Guiding the express Il these proceedings upon
the land G1r1iRE sad street as eEteli-d and sis1
upon any ard al oths- lands which the jr-y nav
Ard VII Be benefited b TIE said extension q TIE
SID street as provided for IL and b the aforesaid
sc- 4 Congress L Is By the coUr this 1a-a day
q April, a =. I9o9. ordered that a. perso1s hav-
iEE any interest n these p-Doeedi1z BE- ard they
sre he-dy, Earnfd and Commanded 20 sppezr 4
this CONT OF CT before the 18Th DAY OF MAJ
4 u lS1, a. d o clock g n, and cca-ircs =
attsrdancs urtil the cTrt shah have made is
fDsI erdsr rztifyizz and confirming The sws7d q
damages End the assessment a bzns5-s Il tns
j1TT 70 % inpaneled and sTC-u he7e.u- ard Il Is
further C7ds-gd that copy cf fhis notcs a1d order
Be published C1cs y The WsslinZ1Ul Law Rspcrrs-
and OF SIX ssc1laT days n the Washington Everirz
star. The Washington Herald. and tbs Washington
Pest. newspapers published n the said Distrc- a.
least twenty days before The ssid 18th dsy q
Nav. A. d Is8a. I. IS further ordered that a o11y
q this notice and OTder Be served b ths United
States marshal Ct bis deputies upon su5a q ths
oTns-s a TIE lard 20 Be cocdsrnsd herein as
may Be found bv The said marshal c. bis deputies
within he District a Columbia and upon ths
tenants and occupants q the sane bef17e ths
said 18Th 6zJ = May. A. D. Iac9. b the cou-r.
THOS. H- ANDERSON. Justice A tr1ls c-1y-
Test: lSealJ J. 2 YOUNG, Cls-k- b E z
CUNNINGHAM Assistant CIsrk-
spz1 y . z2sS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
E. q THOMAS AND jas. FRANCIS s&ITH.
Attcrueys

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding District Court n re Ths
widening q Tpentieth street northwest, IA the Dis
trict of Columbia District Court No sl5--Notics
is hereby given that the Commissioners ot TIE
District Of Cslarnhia pursuant % tas pr0siss=s q
Fl act q Congress approved February = go sn-
titled An act for the widening Of Twentieth street
northwest District q Colmbia" " have 6ied psti-
ton IN this court PRAYING the condemnation 0f al
that part Of 10. fifteen il5l Of Richard 5. Pairos
subdivision q ''Rosemount Park. as recorded IN
book county six Page ssTsnty-esght. Surveys o.
fee District Of Columbia lying within tie ans of
Twentieth street northwest north of PARK roso. ard
lying Of the radial line q lot numbered thirty
80. block numbered four 90, Ingiesde s1bdlTsion.
sor the purpose Of widening Twentieth street north
west. IN the District q Columbia. as shoTn o.
plat map fled with the said petition. IS part
thereof. s7d praying also that JuTJ o. I've i16i-
cious- experienced disinferested men. Who shall bs
freeboideTs within The District II Columbia. lot TO
lated 10 person interested In these pTOcesdnEz
and n0t II the serce OF employment Of the District
Of Columbia or of the United States b summoned
by the United States marshal for the District q
Columbia 70 assess the damages each Of land
70 be taken may sustain b. reason q TIE said Eicsn
ing q the said street ard the condemnation of ths
land necessary for the purpose thereof. and %
asses as BENEFITS reSllting tbeTefron eT-tirs
amount q said damages including the expenses
of these proceedings. upon the land s5uttirs
said street As widened. and also upon any snG
az ofber lands which the J1Ty nay fnd VIII Be bsne-
ated by said widening q sad street. Is provided
for in and By the Aforesaid Il Is by the court this
18th day 0f Ap-il. A D. 1893 ordered that al PER
sors having auy interest in these p-ocesdinz Be.
and they are hereby. warned and commanded % ap-
pesT IN this court On c. before the ETH DAY OF
NAY. 4 D. 1913 AZ ten O'clock 4 H.. AID con
tinge in attendance Until the court shall have made
rs final order rz:fyinZ ard confirming the award q
damages ard the assessment Of benefits q TIE jury
70 Be impzneled and sworn herein. and Il Is fur
theT ordered that copy of this notice ard order
Be published once in the Washington Law Reporter
and on six secular days IN the Washiugtou EFsliuz
Star, The Wsshingtoa Herald and The Washington
Post newspapers published n said District a. least
twenty days before the sad 18th day q Nav, A D.
se II IS further ordered that COPY q thss noics
and order be served oy the United States marshal.
his deputies. upoE sach Of the ovres q tbs lznd
% be condemned herein my Be found b tbs
said marshal q bis deputies within The District 0i
Columbia. and upon the tenants and occupants q
the sane before the said 18th day cf Nsy. Is1S-
b the eosrt: THOS H. ANDERSON Jussics- A
true copy-Test: tSezl) J. r YOUNG. Clerk b.
F. z CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk.
sp3u.28&8
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

RCTE-Publisoed only Is information. z1d nos
gssrznfeed-
40 z. NC & o. LIMITED. Dzily-Fzst vss.
t6ued trztn. Fullnsn siespers 70 Lexington Lcuis-
vile. Cincinnati. Indis1zpolis. Chicszo and 81.
Louis. Psrio- car for Virginia Hot SPRINGS week
dsyS Pullman car Louisville 20 Memphis and Nss
Orleans. Dining czrs. IA carte services.
n1o P. M--F- = Y. LIMITED. DsIly-Solid
rsstibule train. Pullnsn slecrcTs 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington. aud Louisville Comuartnent sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days- Diuiuztzrs
9 "A carte service Pullman Eleepez CIncsnn2u 70
Chicago aud 81. Erzis. and LouizTilie 10 Memphis.
Nashville s-d Nsz o1s,~nS
Chesapeake ard Oh5S O1sces 5is Penrsvlrsuia
sTenne: 1888 ? street ard New U7ioa Station. Tel
eE.hone Main 1876 OF rs f0r tieSets. bszzse chssss
reserTsticrs. snd Tzxizb.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\. B.-FoIoWiag schesule figures Published ooly
As information. and not guaranteed:
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile New Griez-s
Ashe7ilie. Chsttsnoogs. Memphis, q n and fa5
?. u. daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chsttanoozs. Memphis.
Kew Orleans lc.io ?. n daily Dining czr@
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Afkeu. SsTsr-
rah. Jacksonville. and Florida pciuts 40 = z.
daily. Dszing car ssrvice-
Tourist cars f5r California tri-ueekly s1e D n.
Lecal for HarTssonburg. 80 e. n daily. SIS . n
week days: fc- Dzrvine. 10 e. u. daily. and fos
Charlottesville. 20 a. H. and - ? daily.
freqrsnt trains 20 and from Bluemort-
L S. BROWN. General AEEnt.
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Herald BRANCH OFFICES:
NORTHWEST,


WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bureau
G0LDENBERG Information Bureau
HECHT & Co. Cashiers Of5ce-
PALAIS ROYAL, Infomstio7 Bureau
S KANN. SONS CO. Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY co-ner 5th 81 and Z. :
ave and 81. Nv
JOHNSTONs PHARMACY. III \. :. ave. nE.
+ P WELLER-S PHARMACY. So II St Nv.
ATRINSON-S PHARMACY. 18th and 6 SIS, Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd ard G sts ~
KENEsAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleasant and
Irviag sts. nr.
McNULTT's CIGAR STORE. Isss 18th * nv.
TATLOR'S PHARMACY. 9th ard SIS. ~.
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9th and sts. nv.
II A MENKE. 9Th ard & sts- nv
PROCTOR-S PHARMACY. ISIS 18th 81 IN.
7. L LEATHERWOOD 1916 18th s. DE.
SE0TT & SNYDER. 18th ard G SIS. Nv.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY, corne- \. L
ave sDd North Capitol s. Nv.
DAY & cos PHARMACY. 5th and g IS Nv
TARNOLD'S PHARMACY. Sa5l 18th 4 Nv
HERALD BRANCH. G5 St. nv
NORTHEAST.
McCHESNET & JOACHIM. ID and sts. ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth and 4 sts. ne.
G. J GEIGER'S PHARMACY, corner eth and
=
CHARLES J. FURMAN-s PHARMACYs Sh sno
z. Cspitcl sts ne.
BLUlfER'S PHARMACY. n. CAPITOL and stE- IA
D. D. COURTNETS CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND,
u y. Capitol 81.
SOUTHWEST.
MILBURNs PHARMACY. 7sh and 4 stS ~.
SOUTHEAST
P. WELLER srh and I sts Sc.
GUY n NELLY, fth and sts- ss.
BROOKLAND-
CHARLES c. LENNON. 12th ard NsEtOa StA
ALEXANDRIA-
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR, SIS King s.
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aEvERT HOTR -7'Il q = 7HE - HOUF
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY L. 1sa
Leave Washington New Union Ststio-
900 :. n.-Daily-AN points on Norfolk znd West.
en-; also Kuozville. Chatts1oosz, and Memphis.
l9-l0 = n--Daily-Roanoke Bristol Ef-ss1-,-
Salem kDoXTilie. ChStta1oogz. NsshTilIs sEsnpbia
New Orleans. Through SleepeF. Diulnz ezrx
For NCTfoIk-LezTe Washington. 81 a n dsFv
n15 A. n daily tsTc-pt Sunday. Arrive Eo-SoTk
uD s. n. and So 2. m
l9s 2. n--Dsily-BsuyTille Lurzy. shs1azdosh.
Trains from the Southwest aTTi7e SIS & n- and
le:3o ?. n
svenrs CBo1d BuiidinTl
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BUSINESS EDUCATION

SECURE A CENSUS POSITION. GOOD SALARY
-Specld clzsses fo- preparation 70 pas Ci=l
Service examination u5T beinz condussd AZ
DRAUGH0N'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LEGE iSuooesso- % Spencerianl 81 New YORK
are Eurou a. orcs ard insure passing -Phons
main sl9 zpI7-sod
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THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc.
73S 18th NV.
LOTS,

BUILDERS. ATTENTION.-TWO LOTS. EACH
E11xl5o feet IN 18th 81. Columbia Heights. for
only Slo0 particularly desirable in every way: see
Is al once THOS. J. FISHER & Co. NC. IS
18th 81. nv. Us
FOR sALE-S5O LOT CONTAINING 500
square feet On Cabin Johns Bridge Electric Rail
read; tVc minutes from Georgetown; Essr sch6oE
house Apply IS 18Th ST. NV 2t-
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FARMS.
NORTHERN VTRG

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS.
Stock Dsiry. Orchard. and cd colonial homes
iron IS TO $50 sn acre: near Washington. d. c.
J. PRESTON SHANNON. FARM SPECIALIST.
PurceIiTiile Va uh5o-tf'
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAl

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
10 PhlLADELPhIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET SEW YORK.
% a. Z Diner, Pullman Pz-ioT.
fs1o a. u Observation Psrlo-. FiEehour tyziz-
$3.50 s. H. DIne= s7d Pullman PaTloT Car.
fllSo ;. n. Diner and Pullman Pzrio- Car
= % p n Dire- and PaImsn PzrfoY Cz-
's19 = T. RoFal Limited All Pullzzr- Sho--.
100 , Il Coaches % Philadelphia
20 ?. n Diner and Pullman Psrlr.
80 n Ccaclss 10 Philadelphia
-Esl5 night SisepeTs 20 New York
eZ& q n. SleepeTs % Phisdelphis & Nz T-k
ATLANTIC CITY. 2 %. go, fuAo q =, u0.
TO BALTIMORE
"EvERT HOUR on TIE HOUR"
tNeek osTs 80 a. n. 20 10 ?. II
* $50. go. 90. T1D. $50 80 90.
issa. 1850. 'IIIo a n. s1Z59O uooa- fl2S5. .IS8.
SIS 20 go rsa0. gso. 100. 4;ss, ss00. f5ss.
80 is5o So. f5zo. $50. 80. -.9so. -lszS.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. ~ "a D T.
CINCINNATI. ST. LGUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
-s;,9 q n. sssS p n, $50 night
.PIIISBIRGs -s-le = n, II. I'D ? 4. s12-5
CLExELAND, $50 p n
wHEELING. $40 a n sS n
AINCHESTk2, 80 g n. r9s $50 = y.
FREDERICK, fS-o. rs:0. s15 q n, ia. fsJ5.
HAGERSTOwN. $40 {. n s@pn.
ANNAPOLIS. ~, $50 fl2Ss neon. fs2. gs5.
DAILY fExcsrs Srndav sSu-dsv o-lr
TELEPHONES Et al tbe following Ticket Of
fees: l5r 2 St rz.. Main 1881. eIe Pennsyivznsa
sre. Msin q: New Orion Station: Ticket one
Man 80: Irfc--n7tion Bureau. Main zsS0
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PROPOSALS FOR SHOEfNG HORSES-WAR
Department. April %. 1903 Sealed proposals. II
durllsste VII be received here until 2 Il.
APRIL g l909. and then opened fo- shoeilz horses
fer Var Department during year ending June ..
1910 Inforrsti0n furnished on application. Pro
posals must be IN envelopes iDdOCsed Proposals
for Shoeing Horses" and addressed VI. r THORP.
Chief of S1vplv Div apls-5-
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE.

WANTED-POSITION BY YOUNG GENTLE
msn. E-1duate of DT1nEhon's Business CoIlerP OF
Rsleish y g. possessing So English education.
former employers furnished as reference 70 character
AID ability. alr. Businessman. If in need of casce
help Ct any description. save Shorthand. give ne
trial HUSTLER. care Herald Office.
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NON-EIEDICAL HEALING.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest prices commercial and amateur Bcrk 50
lieited- NATIONAL PHoT1. CO. q 1lth &. Nv.
'Phone II. 2zG "a
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DENTISTRY.

NOT TOO HIGH NOT TOO CHEAP.
REASONABLE PRICES
Plates. s.; az cr0Ens and bri6gsvork sZZk.
gold. s.; gold fllings. 8 ard Cd: azszizn
tsilfe-l hliingz. s. Wczs zlar2rteeA Gas
administered
Dr. G. " COX. s6 Pa ave. Nv
75tu.E.s-S5'
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PROPOSALS.

POsT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON,
y. G.. March =. D1&-Sesled proposals VII be
received a. The 01ce Il the Chief Clers oi this de-
Iar.nent unGl the STH DAY OF NAY IS9 a.
O'Clock p H. AZ which tine and Place 1hey vii
be opened IL the presence = the Bidders O. ther
authorized agents CT stt0ueys. f0T The peTf07mancs
q the following services as they nay be IT,
qlIrgd during the fiscal year ending June 9 1870
Washing and i-Uuiug towels sboelng horses, renov-
ing debris and ashes rearing chairs cleaning czr-
pets cleaning. Einding. and repairing the clccks q
the Post-Caace Department including the tower
clcck- Blanks fc7 proposals. with specifcstio,s and
.rstrustiols. wilI b furnished upon appEction %
me Clisf ClgTk. P0st-01ice Department. Washing
ron. D. c. 7. Il. HITCHCOCK. Postmaster Gen
ersl. sp7.is.1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PAY THE HIGHEST CASE PRICES FOB
lSolss ard gsnuemsn's cast-o1 wearing sppsrei.
orop oaEd; vii call. c LIVINGSTON, III 7tk s.
Nv, phone North 7Sos. Ias
$3.50 WORTH OF OLD GOLD. SILVER. AND
diamonds wanted for SPOT cash o. IL exchange foz
rev seEelry- Acney forwarded promptly foT goods
sent. By o1t-of-tOEn parties CASTELBERG's. s5
I q. Ge. E9r
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR METAL IRON.
rubber. and paper stock MARYLAND IRON
AND METAL CO., sth and K ". Phone 81
7asi III
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PoST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.
y g., March %. iee-Sesisd proposals VIII Be
received a. the ocs q The Chief Clsrk q this de-
partmeut until The 9Th DAY OF NAY 1903. az
O'clock p IA. AZ Uhicl tine and place they
VIII Be- opened N the presence q the bidders o.
their authorized aceuts or attarneys fo- The pr
Ctase e waste materials from he de1s-ns1t. IL
clucIug waste paper cd canvas With metal parts
attached. old leather with metal parts attached
and canvas and leather With metal par-s AZ
tached- canvas cuttings and lscinE cord. free
from metal parts: has driIlinzs pcnchirgs pins
lCck parts. bronze driilirgs. lock paris &c; ron
and steel. steel STRIPS fro1 which lock parts &c
have been punched. old scales b-zss and iron
from the Annex BuIdirg. 6zriag the fiscal year
ending June 50. 1910. Blanks fer proposals. with
Specifications ard Instructions VII Be furnished
upon Application % the Chef Clerk and Sslreriu-
tsnieEt of Buildings P0st-ofsce Department Wash
irgton. D. c. T Il. HITCHCOCK. Postmaster
General zpTfiT
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OFFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG. IE5 H
e. nv. desirable o.icc roons, irciuding hezt
Iight elevator and 5anitO- service: prices 81 20
81 per Toom- WEAVER BROS. If5 st. Nv.
apiOt'
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REAL EsTATE-MISCELLANEoUS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-CHEAP 4 GROCERY STORE.
81; good location. reut SI050 including 3 rooms
and cellar, 0vDeT leaving city Address BOX q
Herald ofice. Is
FOR SALE-LEASE OF WOOD AND COAL
yard now doing good business. equipped with
sheds bins. large scales and ofce buildings. which
cost $50. VII sell sane and transfer lease f0r ZOO
A. T. 6OLTZNAN ISl s. nv ~
WANTED-PARTY WITH S53 TO LAUNCH A
stock cuupauy q szCertionsl merit. VII giTe
SEQ in stock q the couVany a7d security f0-
loan q sane no possibility q failure Ae6-ess
BOX Is Herald o1sce- II
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads for The Washington Herald may be
ieft Al the main ofce "a Fifteenth street north
WCyt. az any q the following branches, OF may
be tsleph0ned direct 70 the min once and BIZ
vi Be sent for the amount due.
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FOR RENT-RooNs.
FURNISHED.

comforts Of home 70 night party; reference eE-
changed. ll5l Girard s.. nw. Phone Cos. 25Sl
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WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

A. BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE. AND sEATON
place ne; b7okgn CT furnace coal, per ton, $50 I;
white ash. egg stove. and chestnut. Se75; pea coal
s. 'PhoDs \. ISL apl-95t
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ulicach Jezozolimy. Zabija-
]iSmy wielu zyd6w, lecz /
naszych zgine}o ME ma}o.
Zamieszanie to zosta1o wy
wo}ane, jak powiadano, tar.
gnieci EN- sic ma zycie Ora"
Tulsa. Jakis Zvd rzuci} ceg}e
ma glove prokuratora z ta-
kim rozmachem, re az oba}i}
go z konia. Widze 60 jeszcze
jak siedzis} z g1owa obwia-
zana, przy tym samym sto-
le,. PREY kt6rym ty siedzisz
dzisiaj, zacny trybunie. Ia
wezwa1. mnie pred siebie,
ably mi obznajmi6, re 3D.
tad mia}em bye str6zem VIE
ziennym i odda} mi to OTTO
klucze. Prey kazdym z mich
by} numer cell, kt6ra MOI
ma MIN otworzyc. Me mia
lem sic rozstawac z tymi
kluczami nigdy, sni W dzien
ami W nocy - tax brzmia}
jegc rozka6. Ma stole, pred
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

prokuratorem, leza} zW766
%pergaminu. Kauai mi zblizy
sic i ~rozwinawszy 60, rzek]
,,Oto So plany wiezieh... 7,
masz pierwsze pittro, to dru
gle, a ten OTTO = najwazniej
sly plan -przedstawia pod
ziemie. Podaje ci je W Eau
faniu". Plan6w by}o try
Wzia}em je z rak jego.
Gratus m6wi1 dalej: ,,Otc
masz klucze. Idz natych.
Mast i zapoznaj sic z ca{em
urzadzeniem; zwiedz kazda
z eel, a jesli ~zauwazysz, il
potrzebne So jake zmiany
ola zabezpieczenia wiezni6w,
zarzadz je wed}ug w}asnego
uznania: Ty jeden 20 mnie
jestes tn panem..." Sk}oni:
lem mu sic i zabiera}em sic
do odejscia. Przywo}a} mnie
znowu. Zach! by}bym zapo'
mnia1 - rzek}. - Podaj iii
jeszcze plan podziemi. Patrz
Gessiuszu, czy widzisz te
cele" Po}ozy} palec ma pre-
dziale, oznaczonym numerem
5. Troje ludzi jest zamknie-
W tel CELL. troje zbrod-
Marry. Podpatrzvll chi ta-
temnice stanu i odpokuto-
wywuja to ciekawosc - tn
popatrzy1 ma mnie surowo
- ciekawos6 bowiem - do
da} - czasem r6wna sic
zbrodni... Vice wyd}ubano
i'm oczv, .obcieto jezyki i
.rzucono do 'ciemnicy. Po~
.zostana tam dop6ki ME zgni-
ia. W murze ich cell jest
otw6r, przez niego mozesz
i'm podswa6 chleb. Czy sly
szysz? Odpowiedzia}em ski
nieniem g}owy. ,,Jeszcye jed
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-24

mo ~ dOdaf 2 grOZOa W go
sic i spojrzeniu - drzWj
wiezienja tego ME ma Mkt
otwierac". A jak pomra?
pytalem. Wiezienie bedzie
ich grobem. Zamknieto ich
tn pc to tylko, ably zgineli
marine. Celia zarazona jest
tradem. A teraz mozesz isc.
]G}owa swoja mi opowiesz W
razie niepos1usze6s silva.
Gessiusz umilk}i 70 zana-
drza swojej tuniki wyja} try
!zwoje poz61k}ych pergami-
now.
Rozwinawszy jeden z Mich,
po}ozy} go pred trybunem
Il rzek}:
Otto jest plan podziemia;
kt6ry o%trzyma}em cd Gratu-
Wszyscy pospieszyli, ably
mu sic przyjszec.
- Patrz! Tu jest celia nu-
mer piaty- wskazywa{ Ges-
siusz.
- Widze -odpar1 trybun.
- Jest ona, jak powiadasz,
zarazona tradem... Coz wie~
cej?
Dozorca bv} pomieszany,
widocznem by}o, re boi sic
movie dalei.
90. Zacny trybunie-rzekl
wreszcie - plan ten jest
fa}szywy; wskazuje tylko
piec eel ~podziemnych, a W
rzeczywistosci jest ich szest.
Trybun spojrza} 20 zdzi-
wieniem.
- Szes6, powiadasz?
Pokaze ci p~rawdziwy
rozk1ad podziemi.
1 ma jednej ze swych ia:
bliczek naszkicowal rysunek
przedsta wiajacy szesc eel.
- A teraz pozw6l, trybu-
ME, zadac sobie jedno pyta-
ME - m6wi} Gessiusz. -
Czy woIno mi by1o ME VIE
rye G:atusowi VI tenn, co
mi m6wi1 O wiezieniach zam-
knietych W cell pod hume
rem piatym?
49, Obowiazany by1eS VIE
rye, ze W cell tel jest
trzech wiezni6w stanu z wy
}upionemi oczyma i uciety'
mi jezykami.
- A jednak j to by}o ME-
prawda. &C.,. .
- Jakto?- zacieka-
wionY trybun.
- Pos}uchaj mnie i osadz
sam... Odszed1szy cd proku-
ratora, zwiedzi}em Wszyst-
kie wiezienia, poczawszy cd
cal drupiegO pietta, AZ do