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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

u'rices quoted are Uholesalel
BUTTER Creamery. fancy, 32l4s33is Co.. frsts 81
h32; do seconds q; process fancy 27a274; do fair
TO good. aal; dairy, choice. 2ia25 do good 2ls23:
storepacked. i3a20
CEEESE-New York State factory. fancy hrsts
Hal7a4; do. small. Hairy; do. large. l6Aai7.
EGGs-Nearhy. choice. rrturnahle cases gla2Ils F:
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. rcturnabls
%; Tennessee. returnabe cases. %: North Carolina
rsturnnble 20
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. spring. large. 2,ss.
do.' medium. Aa26; do, slring, Sgas5, hens small
per H.. l5a; large, 49, ROSTERS pcr IN 10.
ducks. old. ls do. spring los. and over. 10.
geese, per To-. le1lz; do. fancy l2lls. turkevs
tens per h. IS DO. hens 20 turkeys. thin. IOal2
keats. per H.. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. Der h 2go25.
chickens and hens. mixed. Isa20 capons IN aver
age. per H.. 25a1. do small 23a2l: Sins. Der ID
lSa4; hens. choice. per b., l9asO ROSTERS Der In
II: ducks, lSaz: geese, per h., Halt.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams, country. slIrar.cu,od
lsa2n
NEGETABLES-Potstoc per Dbl. lOlal y. sweet
potatoes PER Dbl. new. 2O0a250; vans Der bb
L3 '
SUNDRIES-Bcoswax. 8: tsllow. ea5ls ginseng
Dcr h.. 5.OOaj-50: seneca per d., 40 golden seal
sOa5. pink. lAli; mandrake. 2a3: snake root. 9s.
walnut kernels. dry. l5ai6 black walnuts per 100 Isl
DRIED FRUlTS-Apples. sliced fancy 4a5: cher
res l2al5 hlackberrics. :; whorlcherries l2i3
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool unwashed free OF
burs per b.. 80: wool. bury per b. g5a2s; hides
green. per 10. 10: do. dry per b., l3al6; sheen
skins green. each. 75alo0: do dry each. 25ae0 caf
skins. Srcen. each, LJ0al.75.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago April B.-Live hogs were l0sl5 cents
lower. The receipts were estimated az 1900; Of
fetal Yesterday Sa7: shipments, $50: left ever
from yesterday 692j; estimated receipts tomorrow.
1900 Bulk q prices, 99oalO05; lights, 9soalll5
mixed and butchers. ss5al0lO; heavy, eS5al0 Is
rough. heavy. 9.s5a9.95; workers, l0c0alOlO pigs.
92OaI0O.
Beeves 555as55; COWS and hefers. 275a7. 10: Texas
steers 4s0a635: stockers and feeders. 3s5as45
Western 5ooa6. s..
Sheep were weak: estimated receipts. 1900 Ma
tives. I50as25 Western. 4.I5asD; warnings. 7.2Ja
SIS; lambs. 775a9.75: Western lambs. 500.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS.

New YorS. ArTil l3-BUTTER-Receipts TO-DAY
were j,osS packages. Continued scarcity q table
grades forced prices 1c higher. Creamery specials
81; creamery extras q: creamery Grsts 81: State
dairy. coed 20 choice. 81 process specials. Is.
Western imitation creamery frsts. 25A
CHS1sE-Receipts to-day were 2isl boxes. The
market is easy on new CHEESE. but prices are no
lower. State fun cream. fell iold specials. Is:
State fun cream, fall (oldl make fancy. I7H :
State full cream best new H. skins. fall made,
fair 20 prime. g.
marekt Is steady ut the recent decline. but traGs IL
only fair State PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery.
white fancy, 25z state Penng lvania brown hennery.
fancy, 81; freshgatheEed extras. ~ fresh-gath-
cred extra hEst4 Ia duck sEgsr g.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Trading More Active Than
on Any Day for Month.
CLOSING PRICES WELL UP
Gratifying Reports from the Grain
and Provision Markets Given aS
the MOst Logical Solution for I'm
expected Turn of Conditions I'm
MRrket-steeI Common Advances.

The stool. market to-day gave a more
Impressive demonstration Of strength
than on Monday.
The upward movement then was spas
modic, impulsive. and in the opinion of
many critics. irrational. II was largely
based. moreover. on the existence on a
very large and overextended short in
terest To-day the net gains in the active
stocks were not as great as on Monday,
but the gains were made in the course
OF trading. which. though more active
than on Monday or any other day for
n month. was at the same time more
orderly. and with buying power more de-
termined and better sustained through
aut the session.
There we're still ordinarily well-informed
critics. who considered the pace TOO rapid
to be maintained or TO assure a firm
foundation for further price movements,
but 1t was everywhere granted that at
least one clear and sound reason existed
for a logical and proper upward move
ment
Grain Reports Gratifying.
This was supplied by very gratifying
reports from the grain and provision
markets
Otherwise there were few developments
or arguments offered in substantiation OF
the brisk upward movement In stocks,
other than that spectators for the rise
continued to regard the reargument OF
the Tobacco and Standard Oil cases as
highly favorable factor, though such an
opinion is by no means held by many
conservative men.
It was in steel common that trading
was again the most spirited the stock
advancing two and half points on sales
of 100000 shares out OF a total turnover
OF about $4,000.
But though this stock supplied a dis
prOportlonment in the amount OF the
transactions, the mark was broader than
on previous days OF the week. and the
advance in Steel common was no greater
than in Northern Pacific. Great Northern.
Union Pacific. and other standard specu-
lative and investment shares
Closing Prices Strong.
Closing prices were high prices Of the
day in practically all the investment
shares, and showed in some,of the active
speculative and investment stocks these
decided gains over the low prices Of
Monday:
Steel common, 81; Union Pacific, So :
Southern Pacific. IA; Reading. 5%: New
York Central. 80. Amalgamated Copper.
81: American Smelling and Refining.
IS; Northern Pacific. 2; Great Northern,
"a. and St Paul. "A.
Developments in money were rather
favorable Sterling exchange ratestshaded
of slightly. Call money was a trihe
easier.
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OLD DIRECTORS REELECTED.
Stockholders of w. VI. Savings Bank
Meet I'm Alexandria.

At the fourth annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Washington Mechan-
les Savings Bank. held IN Alexandria. the
officers and directors for the past year
were reelected.
The officers are: Ezra Gould. president
2. B. Ryon. vice president; r II. Bagby,
secretary-treasUrer
The directors are. Mortimer H. Ache
son, r. II. Bagby. George Hayes. William
NJ Dove. Henry c. Enrich, Ezra Gould.
Andrew Johnson. jr 8Edward F. Pickford,
NJ. D., Jesse B. X. Lee. John 2. F. White.
Edmond S Wolf, B. B. Earnshaw, j.
Chester Pyles. NJ. D.. Charles c. Love.
p. B. Ryon and E. Hume Talbert.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. AIzil I2-Nl0ney on call at the stock
exchange to-day oTcued at 5la per cent. highest
81 per cent; lowest. 3 per cent; closing 81 per
cent Most o. the days loans were made at So
Per cent.
Time money continued in moderate demand. Sup
ply was liberal enough IN proportion 20 require
ments, but rather stfiy held at tho asking
rctes. Rates: iaiA per cent FOR sixty days 8i.a4ia
Ter cent for ninety DAYS and four. FIVE and six
months and ga pcr cent Ter over the year.
Mercantile paper issued IN moderate amounts
meeting with a fair demand Rates: 4ika5 per cent
for Hxy and ninety days indCrsod bills receivable
4l5a5 per cent for choice four and SIX months
names; 5iza5 per cent for others
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SAVINGS BANKS IN SCHOOLS.
Principals to Induce Children to
Accumulate Their Money.

II the plan for the introduction OF
savings banks in public schools IS
adopted. children will be induced to &C
eumulate their pennies and nickels in
stead Of contributing 10 the support OF
candy stores.
in twenty-four States requires a weekly
collection by the teacher. who turns the
deposits over 10 the principal, for which
a receipt is given. When a dollar has
been saved by each pupil. a bank book
Is given the depOsitor.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sa,es-Bcgular call. Z O'Clock noon.
Washington, Alexandra & Mount Vernon S. s. 900
az %. Sl0o0 al IS. Sl091 az IS.
Capital Traction. Is 50 lSlk
Washington Railway & Electric com. q at g. E
az 81. y az 81
Washington Gas I al Il. Is at N. az ia. .
at rs.
Merysn.h alsr. / 20 si7'4 at 2l7'a.
Lanstou. 10 az s2i1 buyer 60l.
City National Bank 10 a. 10. 10 a. 10. 10 a. 10
10 az 10, al nc.
District National Bark. ; A. y.
Union Savings Bank. 70 az 2i5. AZ 2i5.
After call
GraplOphCne com. y A. o..
Washington Gas. % 70 n. o az T.
Following are the bid and asked PRICES On yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange.
-
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1tra. per cWt. 55Oa60O do. butcher
4.00a45o; do. common. 2c0a3oO.
HOGS-Per ewt. gross. e.5oaloOo: do. ordinary
500
SHEEP-Prime 5Ooa5.50; do. common. 3O0a4O0
LANIBS-Fancy spring, Hap; fsll choice, per h.
sasis; do. medium G.
CALvEs-Prime. per ID. 10: do. medium. SAG;
TO-. grass. 4s5
CowS-Prme fresh. EACH s5.OOai5.OO; do, en-
IaoD, S.oOa9e.Oo; do, old and dry, leOOalaOa
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET

GRAIN-Wheat per b1shel lO2sl.1S; corn shelled
per bushel. 20 10 - cob. SIS 10 400 per barrel
cats Western. white. No. 2. per bushel Sass:
mixed per bushel Sass: bran. per ton 260oa2S 90 /;
mddling pCr ton. 100.
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay Western, No. l. 2 O.;
No. ?, 1000; mixed. 3 co. loose at local sales 2loo
Straw. re. bundle, 1900; straw. re. machine
thrash. lZOo, straw. Vbsat per ton. 9oo; straw.
ost, per too. SO
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WHEAt-NeakCrs better Uaue- no Dululhi
opening cf navigation l20,s. No. 2 red z O. b.,
LIZ: No hard New York. f. o. b. nominal;
40 ] macarcni. Lo4. (. O. b.. opening Of uaviga-
tion: No. ! Manitoba. T. o. b.. May. Ia Exporters
took forty leads Manitoba, part last night.
CORN-Filmer: quiet trade. Steamer mixed. e2lS
export basis: No > elevator nominal export basis;
oxpcft No ?. E. O. b.. C; No. yellow. nominal
Exporters took three loads.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & CO..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Can money Open. 81; high. 81: low. 81; close 81.
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CIosing PrIces STRONG.
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York Stock, Exchange. Hibbs
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Washington stockholders OF the Ameri-
can Graphophone Company have recently
received a statement from the officers OF
the corporation. which holds out the ex-
press hope that dividends on the pre-
ferred stock viii be resumed in the near
future. The last dividend was paid on
this stock In November, 1905. Since the
changes in the management Of the COM
pany. about nine months ago, the rev
enues have been gradually increased. and
the statement shows that earnings for
the year ended last September were
$40, 2gs. and that earnings Tor the subse-
quent three months were upward Of
$4,000. The cost of maintenance for the
year amounted to $5S6s6. which, the Of
fcials say. leaves a surplus which can be
applied 70 dividends. Washington stock
holders figure out that the dividend on
the showing made by the statement should
be on a basis Of per cent A good deal
Of Graphophone stock is held in Wash
ington. some Of by small investors. 10
whom the dividends. II they come will be
especially acceptable.
Trading on the local stock exchange yes
terday was small but in some cases at
little higher prices. Potomac Power con-
solidated 5 per cent bonds added a frac-
ton to the price, and Lanston stock added
three-fourths OF point. Washington Gas
sold at II, about forty-five shares Of Ma
tional City Bank stock sold on call, and
a quotation lot OF District National Bank
stock came out after call at rs. Union
Savings Bank brought 225.
The Bureau Of Manufactures has Issued
circular in its tariff series, with the
rules and the fees charged TO shippers
Of merchandise to foreign ports. In some
foreign countries few or no formalities
must be observed in exporting merchan-
disc. In the case Of other countries, es-
pesially those IN the western hemisphere.
it is necessary 10 attend 20 seevral pre-
liminary matters before the shipments
leave the United States. I'm order 10 assure
their entrance into the country 10 which
they are exported. Thus. the invoice for
the goods forwarded has TO be taken
before the consul Of the country Of desti-
nation at the port Of embarkatlon and
sworn to as 10 It's correctness. Some OF
the countries require the bills OF lading
be certified by their consuls. The ship
ping manifests must likewise be taken
before the consul by the captain OF the
vessel. and must be certified 70 be I'm
agreement with the bills OF lading and
invoices for the goods which the vessel
is taking. The fees for the certihcation
OF these various documents differ widely.
from nominal sums to very substantial
charges, which in some cases add ma
terially 10 the custom duties which have
20 be paid upon the goods at the port Of
their destination.
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While you think OF It. telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald. and
bill wiz be sent you at l cent q word.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B-FoHowing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New
For Chattanooga and Memphis SEQ a m
daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA Biz
rningham. New Orleans. 1910 .. m
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chatrsnooga. Nash
Vile Memphis. $40 a. m. daily. (Sleepinr
car open after 10 p. M
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. Jack
son1SiIle, and Florida points, 4-15 p. n dafl~
L 5. BLOWN. General Agent
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE A FEW OF THE extraordinary
bargains in fine upright pianos offered dur
ing this expansion sale: S;ieff. S275; Chick
eTlng, SloV. Pease, $50; NOse, $3.50; Kimball
$40; Hartman. $50: Chase, $40: Shoninger
$50; Milton. 500; Fischer, $50; Weber $3.50:
good condition. $3.50 O. J. DeMOLL & Co.
Cor, 18th and G SITS.
FOR SALE-Stien. Steinway. Knabe. Shaw
hohler & Campbell, Mason & HamIin. and
number Of other used pianos at sacri-
hc!ng prices must sell TO make room for
new stock CHAS. NJ. STIEFF, lGlS-IGlO F
st. n. w. j. Q. CONLIEE. Manager.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.

I0-C5 a. m daily -Seaboard Fast Mall o."
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers 20
Savannah and Jacksonville. Parlo- Car Jack
sonvtiIe 10 Tampa Through Sleeper 70
Atlanta Dining car
rs .. m daily--'Sea board Express cleo
trically lighted sleepers and observation car
equipped with electric fans Through ser
vice to Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa At
lanta. Birmingham. and Memphis Dining
cars
E A HARDWOOD. c. T A
GEO. z. PHILLIPS. d P A
c II RTAN. @. ?. A. Portsmouth Va
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CARPET CLEANING

ALBERT KAHLERT & CO., Improved Steam
Carpet Cleaners, cleaning. making and lay
ing carpets and rugs; mattress making 552
B St S. W. Phone " 2036.
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets;
The Washington Rug Weaving Co. office
and works. 91 5th St y. W. Main 1925.
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets. We guarantee our work ECLIPSE RUG
VIEWING CO. 2236 Ga. ave P!.one as54-Y.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES

Published only as information. not guaranteed
200 p m. daily-F0r Virginia. West Viz
GINA. and Kentucky points Pullman sleep
ers 70 Cincinnati and Louisville Parlor cars
to Virginia Hot Springs. week days. c. & o.
dining car from Charlottesville.
$50 p. m aily-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 10 s.
Louis. with Pullman sleepeTs TO Chicago
Stops only at important stations. Pullnlar's
finest equipment and C. & O. dining car
ITO D. m dafiy-F- r Y. LIMITED for
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West. Southwest
and Northwest Pullman sIeepers 70 Vir-
ginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati. and Louisville
c. & o. 3 a carte dining car
C. & o. Onices 5I3 Pa ave. 1883 F St and
Union station. phone Main 1856 and 2206 fo-
tickets, baggage checks. reservations. and
faufe
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING, $50: piano and organ re-
pairing; work guaranteed by man OF %
years experience. Phone Main 7I2S or droD
postal J. F. HERMAN. 1920 Pa. ave. y. W
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

Va S@S.
1s5 ACRES. FarquIer county. Va. good ,
room house, eXcellent-barn. orchard red
grain soil. fenced: well watered: stock and
implements. $500. 30 acres, half mile rail-
road, 20 miles Wash. well warered renceI
orchard, s-room house. barn. etc. $4,000 See
me for farms, large or small.
J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT. I4O4 H y ". l
TWO TROLLEY TERMINALS IL MN
UTES, SURE SEAT Why walk and watt
Is min, equalling miles in cars? $500 fo-
house. IS rooms II rented. a big percent or
house GIVEN in with level. grassy lots Al
Il cents (acre 10 sell FROM. al Takorla PAX
Maple ave, { doors from Carroll SQUARES
from troileys, depot and library: so min
utes from Pa ave: fruit. lawns hedges
sewers SEE IT. A SACRIFICE In0ilire
OF OWNER 1885 18th Tel. 1527-N
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME A BARGAIN
II sold this fall large rooms bath
pantry, laundry, cellar, attic; Il acres:
near Lacey station, Fails Church trolley.
500 cash; balance 20 suit BOX 407. Times
Onlce.
BEAUTIFULLY ELEVATED AVE
CLARENDON LAND. 81. 600
COLLINS. Clarendon. Va
VERY BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
All modern Improvement: wide porches
mantels; gas, water. and sewerage: viii AL
TO quick buyer on small-very smalI-casb
and monthly payments
J. c ROGERS. Owner.
Mt Rainier. Nd.
Just in Nd. Line. Slth aad R. I ave. y. E.
AN IDEAL suburban. 2-story cottage- 81
rooms. three pOcches, water in house. ST
uated at station, on alexandria Vashi5Qro-
& Mt. Vernon Railroad. ? lots 40xI4e II -
dress P. D. HEATH, 1924 Queen St AleT-
andria. Va
So 750-S25O CASH. balance SIS monthly b777-S
2-story, 6-room house, attic, concrete celIsr
gas: lot 1OoXl505 neatly fenced; fruit shade.
splendid water H c. KINDER OnVrer sS+b
near Beech st, Mt Rainier Nd
FOR SALE-AH my lots in Randle High
lands: also Clarke Addition: good oD6or-
tunity. Apply D. E. THOMAS. Darlington.
Hartford county. Nd.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 q m--Diner. Pullman ParIor Car
1900 a m--5-hoUr train Cafe PaTlor Car.
1870 a. m--Cafe ParlOr Car
'1l-o0 a. ua--Diaer and Pullman Pa-Ior Car.
100 p m--DlDer and Pullman ParlOr Car.
500 p m Royal Limited AL Pullman.
Five-hour
400 p ul--Coaches TO Philadelphia
500 ?. m--Diuer and Observation Par.or
Car
500 p m--Coaches 20 New York
"l2.15 y. T.-Sleepers 70 New York.
'2-52 a. ul--Sleepers 20 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. r7,oo. 800. fu:oo a M.
To Baltimore.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week DAYS I a. m TO II D NJ
80. r5-o9. $3.50. 80 go. 800, $50 900
$3.50. 'I0-e3. "II-00 a M, 900 noon. +Iz-o5
100. MS. 7Z-U9, 600. $50. $3.50 T4-eu
+4;@5, $50 500. $50. $50 $780, f7.O0. 'S.au
1904. 1000. Jos. 'u-5o, T2.ls. -
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 30 a. m. = %. $50 p. n
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE. -e:I0 a m. .4-d6 p N, -12-10 night
PITTSBC re, $40 a. m, ~. $40 p m
'l2.5o night Sleeper ready. - p m
CLEVELAND. "e-1G ? m
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m
WHEELING. $40 a m. $50 ?. ~
CUMBERLAND, 'S--5 p m, Queen City
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m. t4.05. -5.o
FREDERICK. $50 $40 1870 q n. l.a0.
IA HGGE RS 3 1910 a. m. 800
.DaiIy. fExcept sunday sunday only.
TELEPHONES al all OF the following
Ticket OFFICES. lflI q ST.. Tel. Main 1891. Sl9
Pennsylvania ave, Main rs: New Union
Station Ticket once. Main $50; Information
Bureau. Main $50
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PHYSICIANS
DR.. SHADE, Specialist, 728 9th St,


Washington's Oldest Specialist.
90 years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases. also stomach, lungs. asth
ma. catarrh. appendicitis. liver. heart kid
neys, bladder, structure. discharges. general
debility. and special weakness: blood and
skin diseases. Special and private aIIrnsrfS
OF both sexes cured quickly. CONSERVATION
free. Hours. 10 10 1 and. to $50 dsII,,-
Sundays. 10 20 IL Chandler Building EIevs
tor and phone
DRUGLESS HEALING. LOcomotor-A faZTa
Bright's Disease, all forms Of PARALYSIS
and the other ailments your physician can't
cure. You are told all about them In NJ
pamphlet. Every invalid should have II. az
office or mailed free. PROF. H \ n
PARKER. 1922 9Th ST. n. W.
SPECIALIST. 1905 II ST n w
Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism Cont
Chorea, Goitres; Tree Consultation: Puresf
Medicines; Personal Attention. GenIto-T-rI1-
airy. Special Diseases. any stage. promptIv
relieved: safely. permanently cured. once
central.
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HERB SPECIALIST

HERB SPECIALISTS
NJ A Louis & Sons We manufactures q
special line Of herb remedies. guaranteed 10
cure or relieve all ailments. 90 G St \ W
formerly 174s eth st. y W
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FOR RENT-SHOPS

BLACKSMITH and wheelwright shop. fro7--
ing one OF the roads having largest anount
Of .asel in D 9; good opening INQUIRE
y. kEYSER' Grocer Benning, D. c. !
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STOVE REPAIRING

NOTICEl
Furnaces repaired. tested out and put In
running order for winter by an expert; dol
lars saved in coal and price OF work reason
ave. y. W
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FOR SALE-FARMS

80 ACRES. 81 miles from Washington uear
R. R.; wood and timber will more than nav
FOR. Bargain Price, 81, 800: 800 cash bai-
ance 10 suit. Will exchange for irnproved
city property and assume trust. BOX 41g.
Times office.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Owner Splendid
home, Columbia Heights will trade eoIIffy.
50 800 for small house or part cash ana
up-tO-date automobile. This is a rare chance
to obtain a fine home or investment BOX
4O9, Times Office.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
WANTED-Store room. suitable Tor tailor
reasonable rent Write or call RING. 1871
L ST. " W.
TG LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. Special rriv-
neges with respect to prior payments Large
amounts a speciality. TYLER d RTTTgFS-
FORD. $50 18th st. y. W
MONEY TO LOAN on D c REAL FsTE -r
Lowest rates OF interest Payments On
principal in amounts Of 500 OF more re-
ceived at any interest period. IT. = ~
S8dIYH CO.. Bond Bldg. 14os n. Y ave
MONEY TO LOAN-S250 to SSoO. 600 on n r
real estate. Interest low. and All tranS
actions conducted with economical considera-
tion for borrowers
VIM. Il. SAUNDERS & CO
1907 F ST.
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on D. c. Real Estate 40 un-
reasonable delay
WALTER H. ACKER,
1870 3 ST. y. ".
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