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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUIE-P1bished AMY as iliornaIlon. aod not
guaranteed
40 p Nc & o. LIMITED. Dsiiy-Fast Tss-
ttbed tain. Pullman sieepsrs TO Lexington Lc1s-
vile. Cincingsat Indianapolis, ChicaEO. and u
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot springs- Pub
nan CIR Louisville &c Merphis and New Orleans.
Dining CARS a "a carte service.
ud0 P MI r 3 LIMITED. Dzfy-Soii5
Lexingiou. and Lo1isTiIs Compartment sisspsus
20 Virginia Hot Springs Eeek days. Dining cars,
"a carte seTyice. Pullman sieepeTa Cllc1rnau %
Chicago and St LOuis and Louisville 20 Memphis.
Nashville ard New Oriesna
Chesapeake and Ohio Ofioes 53 PcnusyiTs1ls
avenue. IZ59 street and SeE Cu.on station. Tel
eThone Main 1875 IT DIS fcr tcsets baEEsTe checEs.
reaa--aesu-a ara Tzvsrz1t
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WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY.
Mrs. Pratt says Husband Threatened
Her with Razor.

Charging that her husband, Ernest
Pratt was not only unfaithfuL but cruel
and abusive. ana on one occasion threat
enec her with q razor so that she tainted
from fear, Jennie S Pratt yesterday fled
suit for absolute divorce in the District
Supreme Court
The complainant SAYS she was married
to Pratt in Washington, September :.
1898. and that they have no children. Her
husband. she alleges. deserted her in the
fall OF 1905. and for the last seven years
has not contr.5ated TO her support
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GETS SEVERE SENTENCE.

Private In Engineer Corps Refused
so Mount Horse in Cold.
One OF the most severe sentences IN
posed on q soldier by a summary court
occurred Wednesday at Washington Bar
racks. when Maj. Raymond. Of the En-
giaeer Corps. sentenced Private George
E. Kenyon TO three months at hard labor
and 10 forfeit IS Of his pay
Kenyon is a member OF Company E. Of
the Second Battalion Of Engineers, sta
toned at the barracks. Several days ago
he refused to mount a horse while az
dril. saying that it was too cold He
viii serve his sentence in the guardhouse-
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w, p. & a. +. RY.
THE ELECTRIC line

Electric Palace cars from White House ststsoa
18th and b sta NORTHEAST
For Baltsn0re-s=a. ssd every hsE b0I rem
$50 g. n 10 ? n. ard SO. 81. l93o. and
uSs ,. n.
For Annspolis-Ere-y hour ron So =. r. % ~
?. r.. and go and rs p n
Fares. Ore way Round TIP
To baltimore. 75c S.
To Annapolis and @. g.
Naval Aca6eny.........+- &c. g-S
Ar 81 cars r1n 6i-ec 70 WHITE HORSE Station
Ticket aslce az 18Th and y. 7. ave northwest and
a. White House Station. 18th and q SIS. NORTH
EAST Telephone NJ 7S6
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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BAUNS, 81 PA. AVE Nw.-ON THE WRONG
SIDE. But THE RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES; lo0o co.'s. NAT
TRESSES, BLANKETS. PILLOWS. BEDSTEADS.
TABLES, CHAIRS. QUILTS. &C, FOR RENT.
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES.
BAUMrS. So PA AVE. OK THE WRONG SIDE
jseAsot
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INAUGURAL WINDOWS.

We HAVE $ PER CENT OF THE MOST De
srshis windows and balconies on the Avenue for
viewing tie inaugural parade Exclusive agents fo-
most q t5ems prces are right Cal O. address
STEVENS & Co lseo0n6 hOorl. 81 ith s..
opposite New Willard fsS-tf.eoa
CHOICE SEATS. WINDOWS. AND BALCONIES
FOR THE INAUGURATION. LOCATED THE
ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE PARADE ISAU-
GURAb WINDOW RENTING BUREAU. III
PENNA- AVE wv. PHONE II. ~ fssIst
WINDOWS N HUICHINS BUILDING; CLEAR
view q Pa. ave 10Th St. to P. o. large roons.
so % So. THE HARRISON REALTY CO. 81
Isth nv Phone " Ss6Z mt
BEST WINDOWS AND ROOMS TO VIEW
parade March Z; choicest locations OF Pa ave.
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. rs
st nv Phone " ia Automobile for uss q
patrons AMI
FOR RENT-WINDOWS AND ROOMS TO VIEW
the Inaugural psrade- GRACE " THOMAS. S5
CoFUWzl Bldg. jzZs1I
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FOR REET-RoOMS.
FURNISHED.
THE Van DYKE.

NtsN4cstnR AAoo--t' AZ - d~-S--o -
Private baths. L01g-GisssnCe phone IN eTszJ Too1.
Cafe. Trznsients zccommodsted roS6
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOB INAUGURATION. LET Us
estimate OF yolr rspsring and Teinti1E; samples
free; legal guarantee Eors; Ean paper. SC
I'd Send postal 70 WI '. MAHONET. 68 Pa
ave. Sc Phone Ts1c- 1sS2 5aeSE
WE WISH 70 SELL OUR livestock OF
vail TapeT at . ven low SacTi6oe. Cal and see
o11r stock Sign painting. shcw cards, and gliding
T. G. S0LTE. ss7 Ilth s. nW. izseod-tf
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EON-MEDICAL HEALING.
NONNIEDTCAL HEAITNG


Restoring the circulation Of fhs Blood tozr meth
Ddi ears LOCOMOTOR ATAxIA RHEUNs-
TEsM. BRIGHT'S DISEASE. PARALYSIS. and
those ailments Of TIE SPINE. NERVES and d.
GEST1YE ORGANS that make LIFE NISERA-
BE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE. II YOU are
interested YOU should knew Information and on
ISOLATION free. PROP. Il. y D. PARKER. IaH
Ninth 81 nv HGlrs. 10 70 s. Sundays. d 70 /
Lady Assistant. Phone " 81 fs-f
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USE HERALD WANT ADS FOR EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, Feb. z-FoII0~ing are tbs sales anS
quotations on the most actiFe securities listed On
tbs Baltimore Stcck EIchzuges
SALES
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz w0rNTaTv
CANARIEs and breeding cage with fixtures. for
So thess bir1s should hatch Jon AZ least &C birds in
0.s season SENDS BIRD STORE, y I2fb
81. IN.
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sc Az AGENTs FoR rHE

AMERICAN CASH REGISTER.
CARRYING Full LINE OF DErAIL-ADD-
lAG. TOTAL ADDING. GUST AND SELLING
RHlgE MAiHlNES. THEY ARP MADE BY
THE AMERICAN CASH REGISTER co. The
QNi1- t0NGEEN STANDING EEsTlF EEN 8HE
AkktHANI. PUBLfC. AND A MONOPOLY
6EE ULR PRICES AND SEE OUE l9a MOD
- BJRCH & kIEzPS. SAILS AGENTS, S5
III ST. Nv. PHONE NAN ~
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WINDOW CLEANING.

w Can CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS -QUTCKER.
easier. cheaper than you can: we know how.
LEON I. CAHOON. acme Window Cleaning Co.
1o9s s. nv. Phone Main 7I5s fe4sh
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UNFINISHED.

no 3 ST NW-ONE NICELY FURNISHED.
wen-heztcd 3d-foor non fs-st
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-COMPETENT YOUNG Man FOR
Mems Furnishings Department MIST have thor
ough szpezisnce. GoLDENBERG's soTsath & &
fe5S=
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

Sure. YoU WANT YOUR PICTURE FOR
Christmas EoE Is the tine. and HOWARD.
Photographs. LIS Pa ave. Nv. is the piacs. Al
SO pictures s. 70 those us1tiO7slg this paps-.
oel[WES-tf
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TYPEWRITERS.
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
surgical: Goth bond s0apage book fee.
Apply By msI sl5 Colorado Building Fres lecture
fo< women Taesday at p. N zls-f
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FOR SALE-SUBURRAN.


FOR SALE-se5 MONTHLY. 10 Cash. aROoa
house, with al mcdern improvements: large porch
furnace; eot containing over one acre: heated 3
blocks fTo. cars Desr school a. RireFdale. Nd
Apply 10 oEner. W +. WILSON. RivCrdzle Md.
fe52
FOR sAIE-SZs MONTHLY UNTIL PAID FOR.
sroom horse located en- the bin cor. q Ash
and sd. Mt. Rainies. Nd; furnace heat; large
lot With trees. poultry house. &c. house open.
owner " K WILSON. Rf'e7dals Nd fest
A COMFORTABLE LITTLE SUBURBAN SIX
Toom house, large 30t. one car fare We have
10 dissatisfied ciieHts; that's WY you should gre
Us your order We won't VERY yos with ssies
men-
D. H JOHNSON co. ST. In 81 M. FEST
OF SUBURBAN hone see send for latest bulletin
Warrior D1ckett & Sen, 635 E aws
rh17-ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOsT-BRNDBE AND WHITE BOSTON BULL
dog; had o. collar zn5 tag; ruEa1d Mss
HOJTZCLAW, T73 EucId s.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

sEENoGRAPHER-YOU NAN. WE'LL EDU-
Gated, experienced, competent stencEZsDhsr. desires
position. BOX g. Herald cfics fsS&
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GRApEOPRONEs avn PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones. 10-in disc records CSC cylinder records
&c; guaranteed. R0BERTSON's, $40 TIA nv.
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
'EvERYOTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW 1OAk
$50 = n Dim, Pullman Psrioz
1850 .. m ObseTTation Parior. flFe-holr u&&r-
$3.50 a. n Diner and Pullman Psrsor Esr-
~ 60 q N DtreT zDd Pullman PaTl0r CIR.
100 ?. n Diner and Pullman Parior CsE-
$50 ?. H. Royal Limited. - All Pullman ~hour.
$50 D m Diner and Pullman PariCz.
so p n. Coaches 70 PHILADELPHIA.
sl1d5 night Sieepers % New YcTk
80 {. N SleepeTs to Philadelphia & New tork,
ATLANTIC CITY. T %, 's1o. I'll % g. ~ Ia,
TO BALTIMORE.
kFEk1 HOUR on The HOlk
'152 800 SO T90. T2s, fs90. 80 40
fszn. 1880. u9o a N. .l2:o0 nooB, flza5. = g
sl:5. t21o. 80. f3z0. g0, 40 AS, 80 So
80 3d. so. 100 800. 30. 'la@a -le-1s
CHICAGO. ~ 90 y . n
..ClNCtNNATl, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
81 e T. rs p n, 'l2si9 nigh
night.
CLEVELAND, -slO p n
COLUMBUS. SO D n
49, MhE,kEi;lNsst 80 q Il. SD P
ME ~ n, /. bsTER rae a a., %. $50
JAMESTOWN. $50 a. n. 800 D II
- ANNAPolls. -. rs10. fl21s ncon- 80. SO.
DAILY Except Sunday. Sunday Only
TELEPHONES AZ al the following Ticket o.
sye.. Main Is: New Union Stsiicn: mkt O15ce.
Main 95e5. Information Rurcsu. Msso 80.
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500 sezbosrd syea- 5------------..-----.------ -
500 Maryland Telephone 5s--.....-..-....ss..s 50
81 900 Cotton Duck ~
SIS coo UEifed Railways ss
s. 900 United Railways ia
s. go City ard Suburban Is Wash l..----.--- lsSs
2oo9 Anacustia and Potomac 5s--.-.-------...- rs
8 90 BaisinoTs Electric "a
s. coo Baltimore Trsction 3 n. Balto3--.----- HIS
2-59 A. c L z z rev 4s Gill. "a
s. l0s United Railways funding 80
500 Upited Railways funding "a
&c shares NJ j. T. ". Tl.-.--s-....s... =
20 shares Seaboard ID pfd---..---.---.-..-s.. =
% shares Consolidation C0ai-.....-....-.s...s s4zi
20 shares Houston -
&c shares Mechanics Bsax------.---.--.-.---- 81
shares Mechanics Bank---.--.----.-...---. .
i35 shares Mechanics Bs1k...-.---s-..---..... =
100 shares Western MARYLAND. lie
20 shares SsabosTd conInon- j.
900 A. &. L Of Conn 52s-----.----...---.-. Sc
100 shares Sesboard 60. d pfd-..-..-..-..... =
Se0a Maryland Telephons 5s--.------.-.......--. 3
e9 Cotton Deck "a
sl09 Norfolk Railway ard Ligh. 5s.----..---... So
s. 90 Chas. W. Gaze 5s-...-.-...--.-..--.-.-... l
SO coo United Railways 4s-.............-..-... 81
SOD United Railways ss--..-......-..-..s...-.... sss
g 600 United RaiiEa-s 80
81 coo Anscosia and Potomac IS lgtd.l..-.--... ls
s. Co Sesbcard 3-yezr ss..-..--....-.-........ So
stJo1v ce2roST1 %
S1oo A. G L c0H zs--.-.-..---......-........- 50
$50 Baltimore CITY Us. iSSo......s..s.ssss...s III
10 shares Nestern MARYLAND ~
share Northern Central ---..-,---- IS (
10 shs7ss United Railways II. letszl..---.-. e
QUOTATIONS.
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PUBLIC TYPEWRITER.
RRo0NE ( FHoNpsol

BHUDMb = IHtMgsUN,
Expert Usblic typeEriters Ertcr press Duplicating
work; e1eD e7sziags- Sz5-sI GENSEY BLDG.
'PaOns L 70sA tssat-sod
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CLOTHES CLEANED q Pressed

YOU CANT DO BETTER THAN TO have
your suits pressed and repaired al I'D. MILLER'S.
az New YoTk ave. suits GIy cleaned and pressed.
.0c 'Ph Y SIM su7-sEfS.9
IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR REGULAR En-
Moves b,-sg during the sumner months quote:
Pants SDon0ed pressed le Skirts presssd-.-e 70 -
E:ifs sTopeed pressed C Ladies suits pTsc5 % - q
suits sIesrcleaned-S1sS Skirts stesucieaDsd...-iss
F. T. GREEN Co. SIS % SIS lSt6 -
<~qS-S fnS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or CO
iuHba. boiling PROBATE COUTt No. l-e9z. Admin
is.ratCn-This Is 70 give notice that She suhseTiber
who was by cae Surrene Court q the District q
Columbia s-anted letters tesfzmeutsTy the estate
q Robert p. Donaidsan. deceased. has with the
approval q TIE Surreme Co'ut q the District o.
Columbia. holding a Probate C0urt appointed
MONDAY the sth day q February. 1863 az %
ociock a. n. as the time. sud sad oourt room as
TIE pisce. for making raymsut and distribution
from sid estate. under the courts direction and
cDntrcl. when and where Al creditors 2nd persons
entitled 70 Distinctive shares leEzCCs Tesidue
are notified 10 attend. il person by agent CT
attorney duly suthorized, with their claims against
the estate properly vouched- Given under ny hard
this 18Th DAY q January. Ies. UNION TRUST
COMPANY b GEORGE z FLEMING Sscre-
tsry. Attest: seal JAMES TANNER. Register
Of Wills f0- the District q Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. fs5
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia. holding ProhSts Court No. 1914. Admin
istTstion--This Is to give notice that the sub
scTibeT. q The District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters q administration on the estate Of James X.
Hoge late Of the District OF Columbia. deceased.
All pcrscns HAVING claims against the deceased are
hereby waTned to exhibit the sane with the youch
ers thereof legally authenticated 70 the subscriber
CT OF before the 18Th DAY or JANUARY. A. ID.
1910; otherTise they may bE law Be excluded from
al benefit q said estate. Given under ny hand
this 18Th day Of January, 1879. JAMES Il COR
DON, $50 Washington s. NV Attest: iSeal} "
J. GRIFFITH DEPUTY Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court
WI. c MARTIN, Attorney. JAZZ 8 .fs5
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CLAIRV0YANT

MRS. HESKET-CLATRV0YANT. CARD READ
CT; best in TIE city: I 10 2 n i 9Th st se
'Fhsne Lin Ees3 jaiz50LtG.fr.S
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Isl ST. NW--EXCELLEST INAUGURAL
sccczzmodstioaz and board; node-ats rricsS
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

BENslNGER'S HORSE BAZAAR.
Direct and commission dealers in horses and
mules sassE-sg7 6h 81 nv. Auction Mondays
and wed5es5ays Pirate sales dzily. asst
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HAIR DRESSING.

CRYSTAL HAIR DRESSING PARLORs.
MANICURTNG AND SHAaIP0OING-
VIBRATOR FACIAL AND SCALP TREATMENT
ees ST. NV. ROOMS AND 5
Patrons Treated az Residence. Phone II. 5io5
deg5f : ts-sar
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AUCTION SALES.
Sale of
40 HORSES.

Coach Co., instead Of Her
die Cab Co.. a. advertised.
Having substituted electric cabs. ve win sci al
our hersss On
Friday. February ). II O'clock,
st os- stables. 49, Nv.
This IS good seTTioeabie stock and viH De sod
resaIdless q cost
NAGRATH & RENNELJT. Auctsonee-s
Take Pa ave. ard G 81. cars.
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
n go NeT York aFe-: large paddsd Eans. s. load:
E-hoEse wagon. s. load rhI7-eod 4
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE PIANOS &c, MOVED
VITA care; packing and shipping a specially.
kRIE6'S EXPRESS, 10 q St Nv. Phons Nam
go rof3-tf5exS
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FOR REET-H0USES.
MONTHS RENT FREE.

FOR Rent
MONTHS RENT FREE
1913 G. st So. NEW Sx-RoOM HOUSES;
0o0Tsnisat 70 Pa. ara cars sttrsoirsly arranged;
large front poTSh; fgruzcs hset: sah
THE F. 4 SMITH COMPANY,
Hes New Yo-k ave. fs57t
FOR RENF-NEW STx-RO0M AND BATE
houses heated with bot water. papsTed through
cut; covered pozches and eesD lawns Located
on kentucky ave. -. between D and SIS, and
o. St Sc. For special Inducements see cEre-.
FHOS- Il MELTON. 81 T s. nv. fe5Iot
FOR RENT-TO COLORED FAMILY. WITH
hrSt-eiass Tefs-snces. 5roon house. Is 18th -
uE. nUE being Thoroughly renovated. SIS per
month. Apply ROOM 20 Washington Loan and
Ir1st Bldg. from z 70 : fctst
FOR RENT-TN GEORGETOwN. FINE HOME.
Opea al sides; bot water heat baths price. &c
psE uo. Apply IS Esh 81 nv. is2-t
- P ST. NV; g r & BATH; 2. HEAT. sIGB
lA9 . ST Nv; = ard hath he4t------.---- sa53
= g ne: = :. srd b......-.....Specal rata given.
D. 4 JOHNSON Co. 81 IN st nS- jAsu
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
UNEoUALED HOME FOR $50 CASH; SIX
r0oCs snd bath. With white Stone fror1i l2Tgs
porches and furnace heat; trust. $3.50. Al Pr
cent Price, 40.
". P. LOCKWOOD. SIS 10Th NJ. fest
FOR SALE-I Can SELL TIE CHEAPEST
horse n this C7T; Florida ave. ard 18th s.. nv.
3 =0auls and haths al modern improvements; sn.y
ESQ; 500 cash required; ses Quickly fer this
zsp- J. C. CONWELL. 81 18Th s. nv. Phone
Main ~ Fest
FOR sALE-FINE COLUMBIA ROAD RESI-
dsnees less than Sec VIII buy; owner lesv-
inE taEn VIII sacr3ces beautiful roons. TILED
BATH, H0T-WATER HEAT; KITCHEN On
MAIN FLOOR, ueZly bunk ard absolutely ned
en-: only $50 cash required
WILLIGE. GIBBS d DANIEL. 53e5 ETH
fes5s
FOR sALE-A sIX-ROO9T FRAME DWELLING
Eith rice side l0t. On sith s.. between Prospect
avenue and street; a snug hGnei price, S2sA
Easy terms Apply IS 18th 81. nv. iA5pS
s3s 0 ST. IVA BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE
Apply APARTMENT =. Dupont. III nth s.
jaEs3t
FoR sALE-si.7s0 Cash BUYS FINE coLUM-
bia Rad residence y rooms. ; BATHS HOT
WATER HEAT, WIDE FRONT IS feet
KITCHEN on MAIN FLOOR; verT modern; price,
s. 80, must be sod a. once; g-and bargain.
WILLIGE, GIBBS s DANIEL. s13e5 ETH
fe5-3s
For caIe-BarEafns for CoIOred Home
Buyers
rs St ~, modem b-l>k, . 80; ~ easA-
Ta7 - fire lot. S.S53: 500 cash
e I'd ST w.. frame hone 3 so; $50 cash
Is5 Vermont ave NV. nod trick. 45Oo 500 c1EA
APPLY IS ETB ST. y. W
Ant
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TH0S. J. FISHER & co. (INC.),
T3S 18th ST. NV.

lot I5rso. on L STREET. BETWEEN sth AND
7tk Sc; 500 cash; balance 70 suit Apply IS
eth s. nv fe2d
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-ON CAR LINE. &c
ar-es: suitable fer col0red nicnicns grounds pic
turesque; scent fare Apply IS 18th st. Nv.
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CAFES.
FOB RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR REST-DEsK SPACE: LIGHT AND JAM
to- service furnished. Bsseneat ISoa z - nv
feS5E
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING, Als
= 81 Nv, dezirshle once roous. intending hat,
light eleTzto< and 5znitor services prices. 81 20 IS
pr roor- WEAVER BROS. lls + s. Nv. ss26-tf
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BICYCLE REPAIRING

HEADQUARTERS FOR TRES ALI. MAKES.
Unicorn. Hartford, KessleT and clshiou tires
guaranteed for ore year Expert bieycls repair de-
rsrtraeut- G VERNON HALL, 6o4 E 81 ~
anle-o1t 90
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ATTENTION REGIS
ter your properties With TIE exchange WASH
INGTON IMPORTATION AND LISTING BE-
REAU EDS ". L T. Bldg 9Th and f.
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STORAGE.
FIREPRoOF sTORA

FIREFROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms go per month I'd.
Estimates furnished
MEECHANTS' TRANSFER & STORAGE Co..
5a7t Ae@3 s. m.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-DAIRY FARM or IS ACRES IN
D. C On Bunker Hin road, east Of BTookiand !;
good house. COW stables. water, shade; rent, S4s.
a. A. BIRNEY CO. uta St. fes-Tt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ONE ACRE. NEW CUT ROAD; WITHIN DIS
t-ict; vacant lots uninc1ubered Conduit road I;
80 acres coal lands, Buchanan County. Va; lot
fo1lss Beuning road. 81. No 1871: choice city lot
. coo square feet. big bargain. Address J. p.
CLARK lsg5 New ToTk ave. fest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
SECONDHAND BoOns.


IN LARGE Or SMALL QUANTITIES FOB CASH.
COLLINS. BAUSER CO. BOOKSELLERS.
jals-50t & 18th ST. NY.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL BUY GOOD UNITED STATES PATENT.
il cheap. BOX 2. LewisbuFg Pa
Exceptional Opportunity.
Parties with from so to 500 to invest can learn
q an exceptional opportunity By addressing BOX
. Herald oaice- jaI73et
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-03-27
Maryland Lottaries.

A Baltimore man interested In anti
quarian research made collection Of
Oil lottery tickets which gives Interest,"
ing testimony rs to the development
Of public morals. Most of the tickets
were given out by Maryland lotteries.
but quite as large collect could
undoubtedly be made In Other states.
Four of the tickets are In the Wash
ington monument lottery. which was
authorized by the legislature and was
not given up until 1924. AS early as
1853 lottery was advertised to build
a wharf. The drawing took place April
80, 1854. Ten years later one was I'M
dertaken to build market house In
Baltimore Town" and for buying
two fire engines and parcel Of leather
buckets" In 1882 n yearly lottery
was authorized to aid the city ex-
penses. Other objects for which
money was raised In this way were
parsonages. church bells. circulating
libraries and gristmills.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1909-03-27
MAKING NEEDLES.
From tho Coil Of Fine Steel Wire to
tho Finished Product.

From tho Coil Of Fine Steel Wire to
the Finished Product.
In the making of needles coil of
fine steel wire is first run into an elab-
crate machine and cut into pieces the
length of two needles. These lengths
are gathered into little bundles. and
each end of the wire Is sharpened at
the rate of hundreds a minute by be-
ing pressed against grindstone. the
sparks. flying In a continuous stream.
making a miniature firework display.
Two eyes are next stamped In the cen
ter of the wire, which Is then broken
in half. forming two needles, and
roughly first finished by having the
burs rubbed down.
At this stage the needles are still
soft wire and need hardening, so they
are soaked In bath of hot oil and
when cool again are quite hard and
brittle. Then follows the polishing
process. when. done up in bundles OF
thousands, the needles are continually
rolled In sand for period Of seven
days. coming forth from the process
with fine polish.
Lastly they are threaded on wires.
and little friction makes the eyes
bright and clear before they are taken
to the packing room.-Pearson's Week