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New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

CIfsMBERMAID-S SEAMsTREsS-To ca
peble girl willing 20 be generally useful
y y, Aiss Fitzgerald's Bureau. sos jth ave.
eTrrz~ra gnd 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

state Water supply Commission
OFFICE or THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Arsenal Building. Fifth Avenue and sixty
fourth street. Borough Of Manhattan. The
CITY OF New York
SesIed bids or estimates viii be received by
the Park Board at the above ONCE OF the De-
partnent OF Parks until O'Clock p. m on
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

] OPERATORS. sieve settlers and bodynakers on
s.Ik and uet waists. Princess shirt Waist Ms
/ - AL.er .lEf ,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

.f-.fNh hrTNs luesafiEc work g. snare time
-arifaI or lsn0r Lureo.-sa-E5 lurlose -.
f.- rf+-srurr Matthew UonoF an co. 1871
F-1scvsr
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

I CPERATORS body makers and trimmeTs oa
I ladies' waists: s2,srfenccf people ONLY: good
. rs--. etoady work. Casper Davis q son. - West
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23
hsLP WANTED.

flNE opportunity Tor = man Who VII work
eigrf h0 n oa2. weekly allowance paid %
such lasrd on results a H. Holland. -o06
T.-1ss Buf'sfrg
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

tT'T-Ra lIt- trisnIaeTs. lodyniak keTs wanted on
lrafrs' waists aue 1ro-aees. long season and
GOOD rav. Hammer q hshans. l79 Wooster -.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

INfE - a N-t-- u 10 -I.''a'
a--- rars-- uaf4 weekly. security required
sr 4 o. lo. .s0i "a Webster eve. Forcharn-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

."-fT..-INF aI1-~NAN-'ioro Ts.ir c'v-
.r-l l. -aurr Brooklyn. ad anreUlerf, cash
.-.rrr.-- r-ouireI singer Bora "a aEr- BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

DT,r-rt araTs- on cine silk Naists hest facilities
ts-f--t ua-. god light. protection 80 eulp.o-cs-
] 49, ..-..rlf.rr a. tro - West i7th -.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

CGLTEC- or lsshrss. Husller. adysnosf. .snt'
security required. singer, a+l2 I'd ave,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

OPEL. ATOR. and trimners. hest opportunity Of
.eref rrsr class operators 81. 20 SIC Euzran-
,o.f Hsrsel A Harris ~ East 18Th 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

ntrHfNIsT. vho can repair singer and ". a
W machines nlrhert a Gardiner. At
's"f.. arr schenectady ates.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

PRIVATE SECRET ARH-Expert stenogrs rh-r.
experienced alorE electrical manufacturing
lines. with ability details. 81 $50 Business
Service Co. S0S-.soT Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

.A~-EE- sc- soft metal novelties. tinsmiths snd
--rsfrers. fs-torr willow eve. New Durham.
~ r. mo- TT Bruce West iIlb1ken.
.I..T-rNC sa.esrnsn anl stock clerk wanted
rr-.a .a-ir r-,.v. pc Fizthush eve Rrooklvn-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

OpI-fA fATORS sApeTieaoed on dresses. ste adv
work and good psy. sanitary shop M.il1r A.
Il. 81 West ..d
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

t,l5T- Q, ATstls- trtrguers tu-kers. presseIs and
s-r-rIs rrsFers on waists ana drssses steady
v-r-f. -oad ray. Grams. shane a Scher. rs Vest
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

OPERATORS h1dyrnakefs ladies waists
good. sxperienceG people make excellent Rases
Cs,rer Davis a CO. - West 85th 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-23

CTFICE ASSISTANT. one thai understands
ttrIsvrifirg. g 10 star. Call r1esday. sfter
II ItifhI Ex-hn-Fe. 90 Nassau -
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NsU Yo-k. March la-SUGAR-Ths London mar
kst for beer EigEr vas active AZ an advance q "a
al around. Business iu redncd suzzr vas quiet
sood many Sohbcrs have slgzr 20 draw upon Uhich
the5 bouglt ne middle ot February. when the los
point q granulated wss As cents net less pG
cent cash TIE prices quoted for grznularsd 70
day net, less per ceat cash. are as follows: Ar
buckle Bros-. E69; with the American and Howell
4e5 and Federai and Warner a. AZ
NAVAL STORES-Sririts turpe1fine vas dull
but unchanged here. With machsns-nade barrels
quoted AZ ai-. while az savannah the pTics vas
fraction higher. with-S'is quoted Rosir and tar
unchanged.
BUTTER-Reosipts. SIS packzEss: fancy stesa7.
Creamery extra. 2si5s9. frzts. &sZiz: STATE 6zfry
txhs. noCr % fair l9a2f imitation c-e1-nery frs-s
1a7, factory frs-s. 91sa0
EGGS-,i2eceipts lfs05 cases. easier. Nsa-hy
white fancy ~: mixed fancy 2szse2; fresh 6rsts
MILL FEED-ouiet and weaker. Spring bar. m
loalh sacks. and standard milling $50, city bran
$50. IN bulk: western red dog. 5Ls1. 70 arriFsl
winter wheat bran. in lo9-lh sacks. &-6c.
OATS-Steady. but slow. No. white slaslss:
No. white, eas55s; No. white saz5sss: No :
mixed. Sis; natural and clipped white on track
5ss6a
FLOUR-Easier; more doing sprinE patents. SIS
asIf s1EinE clears 4soaf So winter srraiEhts 6Es
SOC: ciears. 47oa40; Kansss straights. in sacks
5.S5a550s cleaTs. A5oa4S5
RYE FL0UR-Steady: m0deTats demand: zas7s
CORN MEAL-Steady; inquiry is noderate. KIN
dried for export 40. eoarss meal in hass. LEsL e.
BUCK|HEAT FLOUR-Steady; nezse- trsd-i
LooaZE
HAY-Reosipss LFO sons; weaker; snail business.
Prime timothy. S; No l. soaszl; 10. ? TZs4s7s
No. ;. s5as7z
sTRAw-Rsoeipts. % tons; strong: quiet traas
Long rye. Ll0al5
BEEF-steady. noderzte dealings Family. 15aa
15 so packet. lEocslL5.
PORK-Firm; business inactive. Ness. lSNaRso
family. isEal991
~
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
local PRODUCE MARKET.

CPEiees quoted ars Ehoiesalej
RUTTER-Crezucry, fancy, 5zSZs; Western nrstS
zaz: seconds. Eezs process fa1ey. zzzsS; rai- to
good ez2l: dairy ehoios. Is: sod Z; store-Dacksd
fesh. Eal6
CHEEsE-Ssr York state fancy. Inrgr. Is; do.
Enaf. Isis-
EGGs-Nearby. fancy. Virginia. los o. Is: West
Virginia ard Southwest YEEi3ia. Is; TsansSes.
I75z; North Carolina. l.
LIVE POULrRY-Chickens. ss5; hs,s. IS;
7oostcrs. G.. daeks. IzrEs. l2zH; DO, snail NsIl;
gcese 5ss, do. fancy, i3ai2 tUrkeys. t0uz lsais;
do. hens BAD: turkeys. I'm. z; kssts. lssl2
DRESSED PODLERf-TurEeys choiot. urdrdTn
hens 31sZ3. do. average undrzEn. Isz2e. do thin
I2ssals: chickens. isas czpous. III aFs-zZe ZzE;
DO. snail. 2ls1. hers. MaEs rooste-s. sas; ducks,
DRESSED MEATs-Cslr-s. tun drss,ed. II. 5o
heads o6. IL; hos dress calres, q; hams. eouut-y
sugzr cured. L41is hogs snail and nest, ps---Tt
Qoas.5Q; CO., mern. 7-9az-5es do. hszTy. 55016e3
GAME-QusA. faneg. %za25os do.. Ezal 2sA
VEGET ETABLES-Potatoes ho=ez=p~z, ~ b-.
$3.50: per b. L7saZoo: Eastern shc-e per bbL
L7saZo8; sweet potstoes. per bbl-. 2ooa250; yzns.
Ter bol. L5as2lss esrrots. Per ohl. Lsl5os c1ruu-
bers. per h2s-. LoooL5o; ce-ery. psr dcL s.sIks
5Caso. cuc1nbcr Tickles. per bas 75sL25, cabba-,
per bbl-, lelal50- caulidoEe-. peT bbi. 2oozsal-
ouious per bus. 7oaso. 1larJland ard Eirg-iz per
b1l- Leoal50: Ohio. peT III. L7sG1o0; lssr-oe
Flo-idz-, pr bhl-. LooaLa
DRIED FRUIrS-ApplsS Eiosd- fa1-T. &: DO.
siioed b-iEht 81: cherries. p: blaczoe-ries. &;
Fhc-tlebe-riss, le: zspheEies. u
GRAIN-Whe1t. Southeru. On Frzde. LIssI ..
rye rs c0rn. sheiicd. Ehlte. 7az75; do, yensr-
7oa75: new. ear. A0oaE25; oats Western White. No.
. 5s4sc; oi6. mixed. 5aso-
GREEN FRU1TS-O-zlges, per box zCozSoo.
FLORIDA Ter box. 2lfa2z5: grare fr-it Der box ana
so; apes hing. psr bbi-. 5aos2so; Tork Imperial
packed. Auoassos Ben DaTis. pacza5 151al2s: Rins
Sap. packed 3I5ai.53. AlDelarie Piprin- eoa5 o.;
good % prime 2ola3oa- na- % far. l5c13c0; or
head barrsls coEmol 10 E0cS- L9al-5o. fancy table
fruit. Ee2as.o9i cranbezTies. Cape Cod. n bbi
5-ooa8s3. do. pcr sIalGz-d cTzfs. Zolzz5s pine-
Eppies. Florida. per crate. @ooaf-M
Hay AND SrRAW-Hay. Western. No. Z Is ga
1zo0: No. 2 l2oCal25o: mixed. u.0oalZ0 sczu
rye. burdle 1L9oalz50: re machine thr1shed I80l
lo5o. wheat. 60os6-5o. cat strsE. pe- tor a0ozs5
sUNDRIES-BeesFsx. =; tzIloz- 6sSls: honey
Ehise cove. llb. new. e. GO. z-Ib. new. Iasl2;
ginseng, psr b. Soaa5-50; se1ecs. Per ID, e;
golden sal s1sl5: PINK Ialls mandrake. 23 snaks
rcot, g; walnut kernels dry. isaIS
WOOL AND HIDES-Wo1i washed. free q hurs
Ter lb. 1sa3o. Co. unWashed free Of burs. Der b.
a2i do. bury Ter H., Eals; hides. green per h.
half do. dry. Per D.. ls1l6; sheep SKINS. sreen
each. I5aLo0s do. dry. each. 2a63 calf skius gresu
each. LsslI75: muskrat- each S2zSs. sunk each
black. L75s225; nink. each. 4ooz59s; rabbit SIMS
each. !: opossuna- each zss9; rsccoon. each Salao
fox. red. each. Loia25o; do. gras. saeh- SsLa
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
SnuTHFRN RAIIWAY

n B.-Fo.losing sch~duls figures published only
as information. and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta birmingham. Mobile. NeT OTleaus.
AsheTille Chattanooga Meinrhis a. n and
lo a5 o. N. daily Dining cars
Fer Roanoke knoxville Chattanooga. Meunhis
New Orleans 1910 p. m daily Dining cars
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken saFan-
nah, Jacksonville and florida points. 40 p N
daily Dining car service.
Tourist cars for California tri-Weekly. f.0 .. N.
Local for Hsrr!souburg 75o q. II. daily: 4s15 D.
week days: fer Danrille. 80 a. n oaii5. ard fr
Charlottesville 80 a. m and 50 D N daily.
Frequent trains 10 and rom Bluemont
l. s. BROWN. GCneTd Agent.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ChiosEo March n-CATTLE-Recaipts. lEo.
market steady and % cents lower. Prime besyes
5-S5a7-io; poor % medium A75a5o0; stockers and
feeders 551a55e COWS and heifsrs. s.TsaS-s: esn-
ners 225a3Z5: Tcxaus se0a50o
HOGS-keccipts. 500; market closed wezk Light
6s5a675 rough- 6.ioaef5; heaTy. 6.i0ass5: mixed
6zoa69o. pigs. 5aaae5
sHEAP-kecCipts. 9e9; narket steady Native
Sheen- 5.'la5o0s Western sheep. 15aSs0. uaffvs
lambs. 6cla1.65. Wcstcrn lambs 6OoaT-5
New Yo7k Marci I0-CATTI.E-E Receipts 7so-
market steady Steers. 5.stas 60, oxen. -na5 &.
bulls 15ea5-g5s COWS. 2EaL5-
ALVES-Rcccints. Len. Feals slow ana "A -
3 cents lower Dressed calves loser. city dr-ssss
realS 5'1alfz county dressed sal2. Eeals 90 x
SHEEP AND LA1fBs-Reoeirts ESQ. ss,.s,,
Sheep. A00s5 90; lambs. 700ssO8
HOGS-Reoeipts 6TE. NominaIiy steady
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
GoVERNMENT NOTICE.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. 20 Ser
ca1renth street northWest Washington d. G..
March g. i9S-A preliminary Bearing 10 aserrtsin
cbjectious If ans. 20 the present. niiroad hrilze
across Little Hunting Creek as an obstruction %
free and ruohstr1ctcd navigation cf those waters
ain be held ar the residenre Of R. G. Harper near
the said hridse. on MARCH g. Isc8. a. n a. m
All parties interested requested 20 attend The
place can be reached bg Washington Alexandra
and Mount vernon Railway cars JAY J. NOR
ROW. Msjor, CEps of E1sinegz. mil. u.izIs
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG' S. Information Bureau
HECHT & CO.. Cashiers Oface.
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau.
{. KANN. SONS & CO.. Information Bureau
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner iIh s.. and h 4.
JoHNsTON's PHARMACY. in \. J. ave. nv.
T. P. WELLER's PHARMACY, Ss54 st. nv.
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY Lth and G stS nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and G sts NV.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant ana
Irving stS.
TAYLORS PHARMACY 9Th and sts NV
KENER'S PHARMACY. 9th and Sta NV
NJ. A. MENKE. 5th snd stA NV
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY. ISIS Mth st. NV.
T. L. LEATHERWOOD. 1916 18th ST. nw.
sTOTT & SNYDER 18th AID 6 sts. Nv.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY, corner n. l.
ave. and North Capitol 81 NV
DAY CO.'S PHARMACY, 5th and G SIS. nv.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. S4Ol 18th ST. nW
HERALD BRANCH, SS5 ST. NV.
NORTHEAST.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM ID and sts ne
NcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth and + sts- ne
C. J. GEIGER's PHARMACY. corner 9Th and
sts ne.
sTAFFORD's PHARMACY. 7;h and H Sts- ne.
CHARLES J. FURMAN'S PHARMACY. ah and
=. Capitol stS
D. ID. COTRTNEY'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND,
III n. Capitol ST
SOUTHWEST.
NILBURN's PHARMACY. 7th and II sts sW-
SOUTHEAST.
F. p. WELLER sth and I SIS.
GUY n. NELLY. llth and sts- So
BRoOKLAHD
CHARLES C. LENNON. 18th and Newton sta
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

HoTE-Published oily as information. ard not
guaranteed
so p NC & o. LIMITED. DailF-Fast ves-
ubnled tram Pullman sleepers TO Lexington. Louis
vic. Cincinnati. indianapolis. Chicago. and St
LOUIS. Connection Tor Virgins Hot Springs. Pull
man car Louisville to Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars Ia carte service.
ni0 =. Nj F. V. LIMITED. Daiiy-Soiid
yesti5ule train. Pullman seepe.s 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars
Ia carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and St. Louis. ard Louisville 70 Memphis
Nashville, and New Osleans
Chesapeake ana Ohio Ofioes. 5l3 Pennsylvania
avenue; l339 street and New Union Station. Tel
ephoue Main 1866 or 25 for tickets. baggass checks
reservations. and Taxicat
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
GIFT TO SMITHSONIAN.
BaItimOrean's Collection OF Botanical
Objects Augmented.

BaItimOrean's Collection OF Botanical
Objects Augmented.
In lso5 Capt. John DonneIl Smith, OF so
Park avenue, Baltimore, presented 70 the
Smithsonian institution his herOarium
and botanical library. perhaps the most
valuable private botanical collection IN
this country The herbarium consists of
more than 10000 mounted plants. and the
library OF 1.600 superbly bound volumes
This gift was made with the under
standing that -Se books and such part
OF the collection as was needed by Capt
smith should remain in Baltimore At
that time. however. some 5000 specimens
were sent 70 the Smithsonian he has
now sent TO Washington his entire fern
collection. consisting OF more than 700
sheets. This collection VIII be Of great
aid IN certain research work now being
carried on IN the institution
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY II. 100.
Leave Washington New Union Station.
800 A. n--Daily-An Points on Norfolk and West
en-; also Knoxville. Chattanooga. and Memphis
D-0 D m--Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
saien, Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cars.
tor Norolk-LsaTe Washington. 4 . a. n. daily
Ia IS A. m daily Except sunday Arrive Norfolk
L 20 .. m. and So T. m
80 p m.-Daily-BeryTiIle. Luray, Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SO q. n and
lo-9 p. n
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
aVenue CBond BuIlding)
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

( 80. common. 20oz300-
HoGs-Psr cWt. gross. s7ss7co: ordinary. pz
cWt- 6odas O. -
LAAIBs-Choice is7ls; medium. 6asS
SHEEP-prne 45ea5.o8; cuumon. 75,,4a.
CALN NES-Prir1e pcr ID. 81: Inedir-ra s. r1,ss
CONS-fTime- 1esh. eEch- 15.GaL5ua: &C.,.
z.ooa2ooe. Cd and d. lRozlA0
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
District Of Columbia. Washington, ID. G, March
G. l9o9-Noice IS hereby gwen that a. the tax
sale of March Is. 1867 property. assessed N ths
names which follow. was sold for the TAX ot -,
and il rot redeemed on OF before MARCH %, $50,
when the redemption period expires. deeds therefor
viii be issued TO the purchasers az the tax sale IN
question:
Iannette Addison. Cornslfus Alexander. Msry B.
Alexander. Anna {. Alien Charles H Ahender.
Robert Lewis Ames. George l. Ammou, George
". Banks Saoh Barrett. Fannie Belt and Charles
Peratt Charlotte Beverly. Jglia A. Bridget. Arthur
Briscoe. Frank Brown. William r. Brown. trustee !:
Matilda Bran James Buckingham. John z. Camp
bell. Fannie Carroll. Thomas Cation. John Chap
Ean Woodbridge Clspp. Maria Coats Catharine
Coleman. Catharino and NaTy COunOrs, Heunah
Costello. joseph 4. Cousins John J. Coyie, Isaac
Davenport BENJAMIN Davis. Herbert A. Davis
Julian W. Dean Julian ". Dean and others,
Kate ". B. Dean. Jane Delaney. Josiah Dent,
Gameliel +. Derriczs Isaac Diggs. ir.. Yarmouth
Dorsey. Sarah J. Draper. Henry B. Duley AID
Others. Geurge T. Dyer. Mary Dyson. Calvin A
hugh Grace r. Flower, Robert q. Fox Catharins
Gallagher Thomas c. Galloway, Susan T. Gan
non. Thomas A. Gihson. Marshall II. Gillian,
James r. Gross MaJ Z. Gross. o. l. Green,
William II. Green. No /: John ". Hamilton.
Emma Harrison Mary Hickey Margaret A. Hig-
gins Thomas Hland stepuey Hill AbnT N.
Hoadley. trustee; Fannie A Hoover. Elizabeth B.
Hubbard International Investment Co.. Edgar r.
Jackson. Samuel Jackson. George James. Lucy
Johrson Alice A. Jones. Charity Jones. Richard
Jones' Anna A. Kelly. William +. Kenarek,
Charles KIRK. Mary n Kline. Conrad Knatz.
James Laing and cthers Alfred n. Lee. No. 2:
Aipheus Lee trustee: +. ~. Brooks. josephine
Lee. Mary T. and II. o. Lee. Robert B. and
Marie A. Lines, Oliver I LockWood. Sarah A
Lucss Mary AIcComick William ". Mccullough.
William II. McYn Fannie MahoneJ. George
NANNY. Robert c. Martin. Julia Middleton. Middle
ton fitchen. Frederick L. MockRhee. George J.
Mueller. John E. Neale. Ellen ]. O'Connell. limo
thy O'CorneIl. Margaret O'Connor. Ellen f. Paine.
Florence PAYNE. John Pleassnts. Joshua B. Posey.
Jennie NJ. Pnn. Adam s Pratt Annie A. Pros
peri Mary Il. Pumel Mary T. Qaeenan. John
W. RaElns Peter Ridout Amelia Robinson. Sarah
F. Ross, John r. Rothert Cora NJ Roy, James
Ward Scott; Hrs" Levi Scott. Laura Y. Seller.
Nellie NJ simmons james Smith. Trustee r. Sui
Ivan. Luther 4. snoot. S. z. sniTely. William
Sullivan. George 7. TSyl5r. Edward II. Thomas.
Trustee; Elizabeth Th0mG Ralph and Herman
Thomas. William TEOmas Joseph 8 Thompson.
Thomas NJ and Mar 3. TayEon. Thomas c.
TTeadsTell. William J. TreTirisn. Benjamin Tubman
and others Lizzie Tucker. Sarzr A. Van Derip.
John and Catherine Vermillion. Charles C. Walter.
Henry W. Wheeler. David b. Wheelock. Peter
NllkInson. r.. Maggie z Wilson. Arthur Winslow.
John ". and Mar J. Wright HENRY r. P.
MCFARLAND. HENRY /. WEST. SPENCER
COSBY Commissioners. u. C. u1hs-st
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
NoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.

THE NEW wAY-PROF. PARKER's ENFORCED
circulation Of the blood cures looonotor aisxA.
rheumatism. Bright's disease paralysis and kindred
ailments WithSut drugs or surgical PROCEDURE
Desperate cases solicited Prof n. \. ID. PAhh EE.
l0Z2 Ninth street Nv. Hours: 10 70 3. SonoAy' ~
to Phone ~ Al2. Particulars back cover cty
directory mnSC
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District o. Columbia. Washington. d. C.. March
70. E19-Sealcd proposals win be receired az this
once until O'clock p. m. MARCH T. 1873, for
furnishing the District Government during TIE re-
naming portion Of the current fiscal year with 500
more q less. barrels Il Portland cement. Speed
clriuus blank forms of proposal and all Necessary
information may be obtained a. the ofice of ths
Property CLERK. d. C.. DiStrct Building HENRY
b. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST,
SPENCER COSBY. Commissioner. d. G.
mall T. Bl5lsH
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL.
non-SUgical; cloth bound sOopags BOOK frss
Apply by mail. 9ls Colorado Building Frse lecture
for women Tuesday at ) D. n al3H
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTz MOUNTAIN
CANARIES and breeding cage. with fixtures foE
: these birds should hatch you at Least % birds in
cue seasoc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, ~ I2th
It nv.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
WASHINGTON. BAIT1MORE AND

WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Electric palace cars from White House station
18th and II sts. NORTHEAST
tor BaltImore-EFery halt hour from 500 a. N 20
80 n, and $50. so. l0.o. and u43 2. n.
except on the ODD hours Local cars az S. sI0.
Il 70 a. N. and 40 $40. $40. 10 2. n
Cars OF the EVEN hours make no stop between
Washington and Baltimore
For AHnspolis-Every hour from $50 a. to s-sa
p N, and LIS .. m
Fares. ORE uav Rosrnd trin
TO Baltimors. ors................ Tsc SIS
To Annapolis and Q. S.
Naval Academy.....-...... Bc SIS
Baggage checked
Al H st. ears mu direct 10 White House Station.
Ticket Office at 18th and ~ Y. ave. northwest and
a White House Station. 18th and 3 SIS. NORTH
EAST Telephone ~. 1876 and Line SIC.
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SHOW CASES STORE FIXTURES

Z. x. GANTER.
Manufacturer Of
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. RkNK
JEWELERS.. AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH s2 Pa AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN 2e ai2sa
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISH To SELL OUR OvERsToCK OF
wall paper at very low sacrifice Can and see
our stock. Sign painting show cards. and gliding
+. G. NOLTE. e07 I1th st nW jas-eod-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
THOslAs DoWLING CO.. ArrdGS=ezs sz
street northwest

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE USIA-
PROVED PROPERTY on TWESTH-s6t-
ENTH STREET. NEAR X STREET NOEIH-
WEST
Rv Ttrt,s Of a decree q the su1rrns Court q
the District q Columbia. IN Chznce-g Cause No
a9H Z wiz sci a. puhie suction. n front q n
premises. On FRIDAY. March z lss. at 80
o'closk p n. the following described ls1c 40
--snsi.,s yitIlsfe iu the cty q Washington. D4st5
Of Columbia, and being lots So@ snd Y n
square s
Teums-Prope-ty soid sub5ec % outstanding t.zes
and tax sales Al cash above sad lno11lA ~
DEPOSIT required a. tine a sale. and Al conFe5-
sncing and recoriing AZ purchasers cost Ie-n1s
of sale % be complied with within fifteen days lo7
mo. Z McSAILY.
,,h1-6Eds ers ~ Trustee
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HAIR GOODS.
z LUTHER.

z. LUTHER.
SS 18th S. nv
European and American styles in hair dres,srg
Hce1tiilc scalp treatment snd shanpooinr. rnar-ei
waving and hair coloring hair goods. wigs &C.. to
order ~ "a.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR GOOD SERVICE. CALL REAR w pa.
ave. Nv. to board or hire your horse. Everything
IN general livery business at reduced rates. T. l.
PlTsNOGLE. Phone NJ g. fsHsOt
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REPAIRING.
COLLEGES.

WE FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
practically trained chaufeurs upon request. Ar
TOMOBILE COLLEGE, Of Washington. .-Tbe
Place 10 Learn" 1873 18th ST. NV 'Phoue n s0s5
ja2S9t
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FOR HIRE.

NEW AND PERFECTLY APPOINTED CARS
for hire bJ the hour. moderate charges MOTOR
CAR LIVERY co. Phone Main f2s4 fe2SSt
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REFRIGERATORS & ICEBOxES.

McCRAY MODERN REFRIG GERATORS AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE THE BEST MADE.
NELSON REFRIGERATOR CO.
go 7 ST y. w. dels-tu. th sa-:f
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CHOICE BARGAINS N SLIGHTLY Used CARS
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE.
4n WestoTy Bldg Phone Mai, s1s
nhqeot
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AUTOMOBILES.

I OFFER Ny l9Os PASSENGER. 4CYLINDFR-
- H. P. Roohet Schneider touring car, in perfect
condition and little used. for 500: cost s. so and
IS fully equipped this IS chance for any one de-
string 70 purchase one Of the finest cars made
vs.. F. WHITAKER, sl3 West H5th 81. New
York City. MISE
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-BOYS AND GIRLS.
BIZ 5. kANN. SONS & co.
We require the services q a number
Of bright boys and girls. IS years Of age
and over, for positions as bundle Wrap-
pers
Rapid promotion to thoss who take
an interest In their work. Permanent Do
sitiona
Apply Immediately. mhaeOd.H
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LOOKLSEND $50 AND Own A SHARE II
the grocery business. Apply sc onoe. as nears
al sold. Address \. ". KIDD. Box 5os. Stzun-
ton. Va nhl8st
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MANICURING & HAIRDRESSING

HAIR POWDER. a new cream for The coupl6z-
ion; also shanpooing and hairdressing a speciality.
Miss Cadmsh. rs Ilth 81. NJ. Phone II. 7sl 70 T.
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wANTED-s-ROoM HOUSEKEEPING FLAT. on
OF near Coma are. caE line. until Oct I. 1864
lis st nW, zhsst
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-YOUNG LADY CASHIER AND
oookkeerer; salary and hours good. Call go 10
IO.50 a. n. THE CROWN LUNCH co, III y
J. ave. nv.
PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR BRTGHT
Young women. between the ages Of II and q.
ArTly at THE TELEPHONE SCHOOL. the c. &
p Tel Co. 1909 ST. nv mhl0-4t
WANTED-MULTTGKAPH OPERATOR 517
81. NV mhl0-St
WANTED-A COLLAR GIRL. SHIRT PRESS
operator. and mangle hands. ELITE LAUNDRY
co. Zl7 18th S. nv. nhl02t
WANTED - EXPERIENCED WHITE FEMALE
mansle help Apply St James Hotel feZ-G
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'Tis very pleasant quarter,
Is Japan
Where your wife. when you have bought her,
IN Japan,
Is by contract welded TO Won
For a month. and when it's through you
Ship her and she cannot sue you,
In Japan.