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ORG INIZE.
The Beauties and Benent. Of Associated
'Greed.'

To THE EDITOR oF THE STN- Sir. Your
remarks ~ to the organization known a.
he Patrons Of Husbandrv. or colloquially
AZ Ihs Granger-. are Of interest. but has
II never struck the locker on in Venice that
all these orders. organizations. unions :
or what not are OF a character opposed to
the general good' We shall organize :
our particular craft. order. trade. elect
officers. perfect a working plan. and then
what' Why. go to Washington, Albany
Harrisburg. or some OF her seat Of power and
ask legislation for our interests and may
the diel tax the hin 'most!- That appears
to he about the usual order OF procedure
Is there not he mos, ancient and respect
able uthoriIy for the practice in the history
81 the American tarif and tho tnStitutioSl
known ~ -protsction"p With such emI-
nent pr-cedent-. justified by our Rraate-t
statesmen and inirenched IN our IeRi.la-
ton for now nearly half . century, why
with two or three % his own sort 70 10
Congress and proc,as the passage Of laws
In his and their own -inerestz-g Surely
Ne must all h. faVorite- Of Government In
We are. a. some out of date snt husIasts
still persist, still . republic and IL all citizens
are equal In the sight % the Law When
ev~rybody, hat IL 10 say. the community
a. such. has been called into a Rrand elee-
mO~ynary scheme to support and give -en-
couraRemenf 10 eyerybody. Ne shall have
one that will perish by it- own weight and
ls- he ict i'm % iS own system of monsiro1l-
state aided benev Olence
Lot " each get hold Of the other fellow'. :.
boot-fraI- and all 81 ~ pull toget her NJ
h. command of omni potence. I mean ~
shall all rise q heaven together u q
BEUVELYN July IS
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MEXICO'S LOST DOCU MENT.
the Csuntry's Declaration ef Indepen-
denee Cannot Ne Found.

n,rieo oorvespOadsaos .1 IoEB Giobs Ds-ac'Y
In connertion with the called nrSt cen ieunsl
of Mexican Independence. which IL 70 he oels
braIed all over the republic % september -. The
curious fact has developed that what - known
a. the original Declaration OF Independence has
been lost and all efforts 10 md IL have failed
IL IL probable that the document has been stored
Away either In this country or Europe and rs
hiding place forgotten.
Unlike the rnited states Of North America
Aesico does not have q formal Declaration q
Independence. The oniy thing that Approaches
Il vas the decree issued September =. a.
signed by Agustn de ltuTbide. who Afterwni
became the nrSi Emperor. 10 IL curious that
Nexico IL this year celebrating what u calls in
centennial % Independence when a. matter
Of fact the revolution started by the patriot
priest HidAlgO September IS. 1910 was not
Q revolt against Spain but against the vice refsl
Government of Mexico and against the Bonapafts
usurpers OF the spanish throne when NspoIeon
put his brother Joseph a. the head Of the SpAh,sh
Kingdom. This revolution Was crushed 10 1915
u Was not unui 1850 that the SECOND revolt
broke out beaded BY AEusun Dc lturblde and Ire
Indian Guerrero. In this revolt all pAruss "a
Mekico we're united ItuTbide became the lsaf.
ing ngure through his influence with the Churcn.
10 wss not until late In is:i thA, the purposes -
the revoluuonlsis were put into anything liks
definite form. iturbide WAS thus the real hhsr
stor % Mexico. and the nation has really Only
been independent eighty nine years. And Al hTsi
It VAS an empire. with Iturblde a. Emperor
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dignity OF the great ofiice upon which
be 10 about 10 enter. for he cannot take
part in any political conference OF seek
in anv way To influence the future poll
tbs nf thus state without using the pres
tigr uf AN office which IN its VrtY nature
II Withdrawn from partisan politics.
~ far as "" can recall such AN ex-
hlhiiipn has never occurred before and
W. hOJP u will never oc''ur again.
II is important tharwhen Mr.. HUGHFS
enters upon has new duties next October
and eNcrci-s-S the graz T.owcr whiCh
the division Of hIS court brings to hun
the public shall have entire confidence
in his ability - decide every case with
absolute lmpartiality and without rc-
gard ~ IL effect upon any political
PARTY ur faction Much in Mr.. llUGIiFs :
past IlstlieS such confidence. and II will
b. great misfortune il that confidence
j. further weakened ~ his active par
tICipattnn IN faCtional strife His work
a. a party leader iS or should he cnd'Nd.
and he may wcil give his ramalnlng
davs of probation - preparing himself
for one ui the greatest r"Spons lhilit'~
hat has ever fallen upon new ap-
I,ulntc, a. h. highest court IN the land.
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What do you make of thisI- writes an
Indianapolis correspondent, this being
an account. sent from washingt 10 tbs
Indianapolis Nsvs Of Thursday. Of Ger
tain experiments Of Uncle jim WILSON
and his bright young men, who are try
ing to give the ultimate and mythical con-
surner spring lamb az popular prices:
The red haired sheep are expected 70 turn
the trtrk. They come originally from the IVES,
coast OF Africa. but this particular herd that is
nov domlciies AZ the Bethe>da experiment station
Nas Imported from BarbadoS aod the animals
are generally called Arbados sheen. They are
red bright bay horSe. With black bellies
aud blscH leEs and teet They are shaped like =
FOat and have mort red hAir instead OF neece
They are ioo thin nanked 10 make EoO-i
iegS of lamb or mutton hut the experts expect 70
IhS by iudlcioas crossing Ntth ShrOpshires
Or other heaN yWegtt sheep ~ that the result vii
have nc ieeuniity and the eary maturing apai
ties OF 'he original sheep and at the Hrne time
turn out . good mArFctable iee Of lamb. ~ IL
IN this way that Cncie JIM and his employ ees
hope TO produce spring lAmb AZ Chrstmss
is thts q Joke OF - it serio,s'' demands
the lndianapoiitAn. saturated with the
scep,icism Of the Hoosier Athens. Mr.
Wilson's Department ~ no Joke. and the
country has an unshakable faith IN his
ability to- improve everything that needs
improving knowing What has been done
for the Pocket Gopher. We have absolute
confdence in the futurs ~ improved Bar /.
bado -SalopiAn sheep
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IN the pleasant town of Batavia in th'
county "f Gcne~se IN this state Their
dwe,ls citizen who no longer chcrishes
publicly or privately any affection foI
the present theory of government by
commissions II - not unlikely that hc
oven doubts the inspired efficacy al
regulation of railroad rates by govern
mental authority This citizen ~ the
Hon. G. T. SHEPARD. who has recently
engaged IN cnliEnteninG litigation be-
fore the Public Service Commission ol
the S,ynud Distract,
BATAVIA a. every ono knows, lies
tangent at some point to the New York
central the I."hlGh Valley, and also hu,
l.'S~ definitely 10 the Fro Railroad Th'
business ~ Batavia J. 20 import lambs
from East Buffalo in the autumn and 10y
generous feeding io fatten them for q
return journey IA vastly happier and
more marketable Cnndit ION in the spring
Necessarily The lamb merchants of Ba-
tavia are dependent upon their railroads
tor TRANSPORTATION
Until recent times the practice of the
Lrhich VALLEY Railroad has been 10
charge SIX cents a hundred pounds fo
transport lamb from Buffalo ." Ratavia
and ten cents for the return trip The
New York Central on its side, charged
nine cents for the out ward and ten cent :
for the return VOYAGE To the industri-
ous lamb merchants of Batavia the three
cents difference between the cost of
moving the same quantity ~ mutton
chops on the Central ami the Iehigh
seemed unwarrante,l. IN fact in direct
Contravention Of the general rights Of
men and lamb purvsvors Hence thev
appealed 10 the Public Service Commits
sion to abolish this discrimination
Long before the dellberat" commits
sion nf public services could act. how
ever. the railroads themselves climlna-
ted the discrimination. This was done
in the simplest possible fashion: the
I,ehigh simply increased its rate 10
match that Of the Centrals Yet even
this readiness 90 oblige did not please
batavia, hence a second appeal from
tyranny Ia commission was formulated
To meet this the railroads finally ofTered
20 carry lambs for isCents the round trip
that il AZ ~ cents a hundred pounds.
Still unreConciled the Hon. e. r
SHEPARD who would necessarily speak
with fullest authority in this matter OF
mutton, made his appearance before the
Public Service Commission and Their
eloquen'ly argued for restoration of
the six cent rate. In due course Of
time. however the Public Service Com
mission rendered. i's momentou- dcci-
sion that II was fair. reasonable and
cqui, able to charge nine cents a hundred
pounds for the transportation of lamb
from Buffalo 20 Batavia and nine cents
20 carry u back.
Thu, hy virtue of the existence Of the
Public service Commission the lamb
merchants of Batavia are now able "a
pay ~ much for the transportation ~
lambs hv the Iehlgh Nallry "a ir the
N'w York Central Railroad. and all I'M
iil-t discrimination Las been abolished
Everyw her" save possibly in Batavia.
whore the local prejudice " still CON
siderable. this result will h. recognized
~ further triumph for regulation.
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ENPLOYERS' LIABILIrY.
Tue Prtnripie psn which tne EnGIish Law
On the subject Is Foandeti.

To THE EDITOR oT THI STS-Nr was
Interested by the editorial article In to-day :
SIS commenting unfaVorably upon q re.
cent decision In England which awarded
10 the widow Of . pay master WhO was mur-
dered aud robbed while travelling on tho
business Of his employer q Jud sment against
The employer for o.. .ooO compensation
While that ~ an extreme and doubtful
application Of tho English law. II dos not
seem so unjust after the principles Of that
Law are studied as I, dne- upon first thought.
The victims legal injury. in this case the
financial ioss to his dependents. was due
to a risk Of his employers business. trav-
cling with . large amount Of money
The liability Of tho employer for COM
pensa ION is not dependent upon his being
a. fault In any wGy and i- not. like our liza
hilrv for negligence. for full and unlimi it ed
damages bun 10 that Of an insurer against
the risks Of the business TO q limited and
moderate degree. calculated generally 70
cover about half % the proba HE financial
loss TO the victim OF his dependents caused
by those risks Under the principles Of our
American law employees bear tho risks OF
their employ meni entirely and alone. which
is unjust and uneconOmiCal
Your COMPARISON Of tn. case Of The mur-
dered paymaster With that Of a sentinel
Killed upon guard IL apposite In the latter
case the widow Of the sentinel would Rener-
ally he entitled 10 q small pension II 10
Just aud right that employers in hazardous
tries should bear a legal Obligation %
care for the victims Of those industries a.
The United states cares foS he victims OF its
service in war
II j. true that the burden Of industria
accidents - borne by society anyhow. but
now i fails too much upon he poor and the
charitable n should he better placed 80
that II would fail upon the consumers Of Tho
products of the industries In which tho
losses occur p. TEcUAsEH SBERNAN
Nav YoRH, July q.
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E1PoRTa

The large sales of breadstuffs an lOOs
are accounted for by the huge shipments
made in the five months Immediately
followi ing the panic Of 1901. Money and
credit were needed at that time and we
poured grnin into Europe as a substitute
for one and "A basis for the other. More
striking and significant and larger IN
amount than the decline in cereals and
-four has been the decline in shipments
Of animals and animal products. The
decrease in the latter in five years il
double the decrease in the former Of those
accounts. Moreover il is much less prob
able that later years will show revival
Of the animal industry than Il is that tins
country may resume it's earlier place as a
source Of grain supply. The report 81
the June shipments OF general merchRn-
disc IL not yet completed. but the trade
Of the year as Indicated by the final report
for the eleven months ended May 81 is
large in volume and excellent in character.
The shrinkage in exports of raw cotton
10 responsible for failure 20 make record
in sales Of raw material shipments ~
manufactured goods exceed those ~
earlier years There is nothing cheerful
Ia DO said about our exports Of cotton
goods but good business has been done IN
iron and steel and manufactures thereof.
in boots and shoes. automobiles. electrical
appliances and number of other lines
IL 10 already known that the value OF
imports makes a new record on that side
OF the books. and those who regard trade
balances as the standard by which ma ational
we'll being il 70 be measured " III probably
he filed with gloomy forrbodngs Tn.
drop from n credit balance of 500 iSI OOO
in 1919 to sis7.IlI So in 1910 may not be
entirely pleasing. but IL ~ not necessarily
"A sign ~ impending run
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TsaEue. OF IN. MtRhty

From re Wssf1dnsfcT GaTSns.
Future candidates for the Pre~idencr of -
Preach Republic will he thinned ont n the demand
OF . rench newapaper he accepted that Pres.
dents should show fluent acquAntAncc Win
English and German There l. not President
on record who has reached that Requirement
for Presidents made self- rnade-not hoFn.
IL IL the business OF King N learn several ian
guAges. and a. hs Ia born he T. made 10 talk ~tia
many tongues The Austrian Kaiser l. perhaps
the nost splendid living Instance But P-e>
dents and Ainlster~ arc not nursed into mu h-
Iinguansm. can Se put NJ Cabinet MuisNr
capable Of nuency In thrce LANGUAGE
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a.s,i.snakn Ansisarl..

To rHE EDIroa ~ THs sUN -!SW In Tar SrN
of July - PIKE County. writing of the bite NJ
rs,tIesnAk-s and the remedies therefor. says An
p~r.ons should have thesc lthe appropriate snu
toHInsI IN his pocket vho enter country Shere
th. snakes ar known 70 he VIII not PIKE
County kindly ooande 70 your readers WAT
these -antito alns- are IL this HE delieate way
of indicating pochei naah' ash IN all serious
ness a. I occasionally soIourn IN . rattiesnake
Infrs,ed region--la fact PIKE county itself.
NV YoHG. July ~. PurtiTPs.
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Huxo AnA Gartbaldi.

FrUnp ~ Ssaddg n HOSnS
Nisitops 70 Guernsey are sometirnes able 70 ~e
HauteviIle. where Victor Hugo. the French poeL
lived and lied. In this house l. . handsomeY
furnished soom which was specially prepared
by Victor Hugo for Garibaldi. the enAnrtpAtor o.
Italy who had promised 20 be nj, guest tvr'''
lhins which Victor Hugo thought Garbalil wo1d
appreciate plAs'ed In thls room But GafioA'1
changed hts plans ami never visited Hau'eNi.~
To DAY ne roam has pathetic interest prepared
for the guest VINO never came.
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fr0W 10 h0Nfdgsf ObtSTTs'
Last Saturday John Oeboo and his S-nd'T
school class spent tho afternoon at the hon' o.
Miss Mildred wissman. The tine uas sp'n'
with games Aad a general good time R'paf
ing 10 tAs bsyIoit. Il did not take long ,n fnd =
Who Vas the champion jumper, one girl '-'af''<
from the height OF nfteen feet into the hsy below"
~ sn the merry party took their departure
voting Miss Mildred q royal hoste-s
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"a rvs fnitoa oV THE SUS- !sy View Fns.
lander :, r'ght Shen he say- ~ PEE ~cnt OF our
navy seamen american horn but ho~ many
of our battisShip sailors could pass the weather
ref gAtr'ng IN me Shsnsndoah's iSp-aa yard
sAv a. midnight OF Cape Horn'
Our navy mon are rsinr nghisrs All the b-~'.
but not mat knd Of sailors SINa.p
Wv NnNk IuIN Is
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To rHE EDTTos oF Tss srS-!ar wiz Soh
ders never ceasei The lamPposis On the upP-y
Vest side are being deosSated Nth . neN coat
of green palnL of course we ran attribute this
Improvement 70 our good city government but
what utu ne the Increase In ne tAH rate 10 cover
this eHtra eNpsndliure' CPpxn Wnsr Sipsa.
NEW Yonn July h
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This day il big with fato for KAnsas.
Something worse than the border r,If-
fans or tho burning Of Lawrence more
WitherinR than erasshopperS, more de-
structive than cyclones. stalks over
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ring ~ >h'dovy trees. rg:n-t Ci,tera.
Hsif VA down me b~nd - Sunderiana Riv,r
7r~N- alone 1emain ~ . 'oursquiss homestead
Wen rriit - ttnni fore"er
bs' 'nns miles me young rode ~ 's raisins
wat SO 80 cider Ou-sd re Pgri'sn cauahtsrs
NJw iEst n,hrEsi stads;oues hardiy t.il -
Who Es ~ Sundsriand waters
-. SARAz y. cLkononN.
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When ell tre towu IL oaking hot
And higher still the heat waves roll.
Hos much I long again - bs
4 patch upon the suimming holei
hoL.AnDBURon wnAps.
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Lunch tis per plate. Exclusive little analr for
former Forester fINcHor . HeadIiss ~ CAioSeo
ssspafcA 10 fAs PhaatsiPs's RscoTd
Forester conservation must he had at
whatever cost
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MsasEa Isuc kIeberrJIas

FrOa fAs E'hladsI phiI Record
Jefferson county huckleberry plckers 20 a''eI
the mountain fruit In auto partes
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FrOsl fhs Chscaop Record HsrdIi
Twas when the ciords wcre highert
IRE seas the drep~st tige.
That where the world WaS faifrst
walked alone win YOU
Twas where thr winds bic y hiiifer'
Ind coolest shadows iAs
whence rare had no~Il. thsi ne alor~
walked down = primross va
Twas when The days were longc'i
And We hAd al " learn
That hopefully led you Were
We never might return
Tpas when the world uas iaifes
The aky the soste.t hue.
That 1 said what waa toH1myrot
And walked alone VITA 700.
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P,'n,rsI b. me Nar Printing snd Puhn,hinE
,..u,.1ttrr -,'-, Na,,ig street IN the Rprough OF
N7ulafrr N,p NuH, President of the Asso
ristlor FiNari T. Mitchell. iO Nassau street
Ircasarr. % rrc Association. b LArAn 10
Nu,,a. .'rrri S,,-riar' o. the '--o''auon. D. ".
SuIru 10. Na,-n. street
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DAILY. Ter Month 90 80
DAILY. Ter Nraf 90
81 NpNN. T~r Nrar 40
uAlLS AND SrNDNN. Per Yea %
INII.Y NND SUNDAY. Pcr Noah 30
Postage 10 'o.r,ru coIutrir> adiei
40 .a,. ... r.uu'. ysG,r, a, 20 BE- made pal.
Lu.g - -. ~IN
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SPIRITUALISM.

MEETINGS SUNDAY. MONDAY. THURSDAY.
.. No. daily readings az home Of MIS- J. z.
eALTBY. s55 II a. nv. Phone \. 392 se2sm
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Herald BRANCH OFFICES:
NORTHWEST.


WOODWARD s. LOTHRoP. Informal ton
G0L6ENBERG's. Information Bureau.
HIGHT & Co. Cashiers once
PALAIS ROYAL. Information BuIeAur,
S. KAHN. SONS & CO, Information bu-
T a WILLROURN. 12l4 wisconsin ave.
MODERN PHARMACY, 9TH and sts
CARPENTER & DUNLOP. l4th and Cir
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa. av.
BUTLER & FIELD, 30 and Indiana ave
CONCORD PHARMACY. J. Z. WoodioIu'
Prop. lSl6 New Hampshire ave; ..,,,,
Pharmacy. sw cor 7th and NJ SITS
S. ~ WAGNER, lst and IL SITS
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. cor. fth St
and r. I. ave. and r 81
JOlINSTON'S PHARMACY. III III, n; o-55i; Az Az
+ p. WELLER'S PHARMACY. So55 N
ATKINSONS PHARMACY. 18th ana q.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and q SIS.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mount F'eas-
M an f9a i;y c9sA sf' STORE 1885 18th st
TAYLOES PHARMACY, 9th ana SIS
DAVIS PHARMACY, 9Th end ; SIS;
ASQUITHS PHARMACY. ISIS l4th ST.
z I. LEATHERWooD, SIS 18Th st
STOTT & SNYDER. 18th and y SIS ~.
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACi'
cor. n. Y. ave. and n. Cap. ST.
DAY e CO.'S PHARMACY, 6th ana %.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY. 3+Ol 18th 81
S4-NT DhGG S4OINEs NSi''-N
and st
NORTHEAST.
JOHN F. BUTLER. 40l stanton place
9. L KRAUSE, 9Th and X SITS,
D. D. COURTNEY. us North Capitol -,
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and Z
stk
McC-IEsNEY 8 JOACHIM. sth and F
SITS.
G. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 9Th
and SITS
CHARLES J. FUHRMANN'S PHAR-
MACY, Sth and East Capitol SITS.
BLUMER'S PHARMACY, y. Capitol ana
r SITS
SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EISENBEISS. It'll and B SITS.
MILBURN'S PHARMACY. 7th and II SITS.
SOUTHEAST.
BURROWS PHARMACY, 1901 Pa. ave.
ROACH DRUG co. Sth and G SITS.
=. r. WELLER Sth and / SITS.
GUY NJ. NEELEY, 18th and G SITS.
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES C. LENNON. 18th and New
ton SITS.
ANACOSTIA
g. B. BURYS PHARMACY, cor. Monroe
ard Jefferson SITS.
ALEXANDRIA,
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR. SIG King st
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FOR SALE=FARMS.

BY MISSOURI LAND - RAISES
everything, good markets: cheap now,
going up. easy terms. we help YOU. write
quick MISSOURI STATE IAiMIGRA-
TON BOARD. Springfield. Mo,
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

Statesmen WANTED TO WORK DIS
trict of Columbia with line OF candy.
cigars, and soft drinks; salary and eX-
penses, ATLANTA SPECIALITY CO,
At!anta. Ca
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RATES:
One Cent a Word for Each insertion

Minimum charge. l0c per day
There Is no extra charge for ads teie-
ph5ned. Those left al branches are also
at the same rate. bat must be PAID IN al
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0ST-A ROLL OF MUSIC. on CHEVY
Chase car, Friday afternoon. with the
Inscription Miss Carolyn Goss, Lexing-
ton. Ky Finder kindly call Cleveland
q. or return 70 Chevy Chase Seminary,
30t
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WANT AID BRANCHES
TIE WASHINGTON HERALD

Want Ads for The Washington Herald
may be left at the main office, lSA Fiji
teenth street northwest. or AT any or the
following branches. or may be telephoned
direct 10 the main office. and bill VIII Do
sent FOR the amount due
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

SELLING OUT EXPRESS AND GRO
Gerry wagons, buggies, runabouts, sur
Teys- full teams furnished at wholesale
prices to retail buyers. CAN'T. 1906
ID ST. NV N-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
A BEAUTIFUL SIXTY-FOOT LOT
OVERLOOKING
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.

a location unsurpassed in point
OF beauty and accessibility Every
convenience that the city affords.
Surroundings and environments far
surprising that OF most city local
titles The price is such as 10 as
sure q handsome increase. The
terms are within the reach o. those
who are saving a small portion Of
their monthly earnings. These
terms include building
proposition that viii interest you.
Investigate
THoS. J. FISHER q CO., NC,
rs 18th 81. Nv.
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

COURT MISUNDERSTANDING
per cent OF the official court reporters
OF the United States write the system of
shorthand DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1877 New York
ave, teaches, which is sufficient evidence
that il IS THE BEST system.
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TITLES EXAMINED.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LAW AND
CLAIMS COMPANY buys undivided
interests in realty lends money on same
undertakes 10 cure any defects in the
title thereto, and does general law
practice. Metropolitan Bank Building,
Room III 3s3
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.

FOR RENT = SECOND AND THIRD
floors OF warehouse for storage or bust
ness purposes. 81 Missouri ave. NV. 30i
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

/ This picture shows the ar :
!. tistic Reception Hall in one !
I OF our new Hobart Place houses Z.
!. without exception the most !:
+ elaborate and substantial homes :.
ever offered for sf,500.
!. To inspect. take 9Th street car, !:
Z get OF at Harvard St. and walk :;
{ one block east open evenings
!. and Sundays. !:
! Sample House Furnished, !;
! 403 Hobart Place Northwest. !:
!. Full Commission 10 gents. !:
/ Zepp Brothers, ]
/ 1925 F St. N. W. !
/ Phones Main GIT and sns. ::
-. =, :. !.
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FOR sALE-CHoICE Lot ON SIX
TENTH STREET; viii double in
value excellent location north OF the
new bridge
FOR SALE-2o9 feet front on SIX
TENTH STREET: almost surrounded
py handsome homes. covered with old
forest trees highest point on this mag
iulHcehl street; unequaled location for a
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
acres, between SIXTEENTH STREET
ana Rock Creek Park and within a
square Of property selling AT 81 a foot.
ROBERT +. HEATER.
Phones NJ l064-l0G5. I2-I3 Colorado BLDG.
3O4 '-'N
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
FOR RENT-GARAGE.

LARGE CONCRETE STABLE OR
garage, "a feet long. with rooms and
loft on second floor: Summers alley,
bet. l. and III and 18Th and 18th SITS. NV.
kARRICk & METCALF.
1920 n. Y. ave.
S0S,S0s,S09
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30

RARE CHANCE - PAID 500, Will
sell for 500. desirable building lot No.
block ., Randle Park. Congress
heights. lOt 15xllt. Address OWNER,
Herald office