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Naval Orders,


Lieut. Commander r. b. HIGGINS. detached Naval
Academy. 20 duty feet engineer Atlantic
fleet on board Maine
Lieut. Commander T. C. BOWERS, detached as
fleet engineer. Atlantic fleet 20 duty as in
spector Of engineering material Of the COnnec
ticut district. Hartford, Conn.
AlidshiiInan Z. G. HARGIs. detached Virginia, 70
Buffalo.
AIidshipman r. v MoKITTRICK TO Louisiana.
Boatsvain F. CARNEY. 70 Wabash
Boatswain I. MILLER, detached Glacier to home
and granted sick leave q abssnc7 for one month
Chief Carpenter +. II. pREBLE, 20 duty ia the
department II construction and repair, navy
yard Puget sound, Wash.
Chief Carpenter G. ?. HAND, detached duty navy
yard Puget Sound, Wash, 90 Cleveland
Warrant Machinist 7. 4. SALVADOR. detached
Hancock. navy yard. New York y Y, % duty
in the department Of steam engineering at that
yard
Psymaster's Clerk Z. r. JACKSON. appointed a
ulymaster's clerk IN the navy for duty on
Raleigh
Lieut. S Woods. L. S n. died on board the Z.
S S. Baltimore. February p 1907.
MOVEMENTS or NAVAL yEssEI.s-The fol
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported
10 the Bureau q Navigation:
ATriTod-Febrlary 2. Des Moines, at New Or
leans; Baltimore. az Colombo; MayfioWer, at
Santiago de Cuba February =. AFethusa. at
Guantanamo; Georgia, at Newport and Brad
ford.
saied-Fehrary q. Dcs Moines. from Baton
Rouge for New Orleans Abareuda and Caesar.
from Philadelphia. for Guantanamo; MayfoWer
from Guantanamo for Santiago de Cuba, and
from Santiago de Cuba for Guantanamo. Feb
UaU q. New Jersey, from Boston for Newport;
Georgia. from Newport for Bradford
Celtic was placed out Of commission, navy yard,
Boston, 81 instant.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-BOYs TO SELL THE WASHINGTON
Herald. Apply every morning. CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT. Washington. Herald. 7S4 18th st.
NV. II
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS PORTER APPLY
KEEN S. 1873 + st. nv. fe-s-SJ
WANTED RECOAlMENDED COLORED POH-
ter: preferably understanding busheling; s. pr
week; nurse. cooks. general workers good wages
EUREKA l0ll n y. ave.
THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF HELP, But III
you want the bsst help for any business, you VIII
secure It by placing a small ad in The Herald.
Ore cent a word for one time Phone main $500 u
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MONEY LOANED salaried PeopIe

And others without security, easy payments; Offices
in 6 principal cities. yourse6 mooney By getting
ms terms first u. H TOLMAN Room 500 553 18Th
ST. NV uoistf
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
LEAVE STATION, New Jersey ave and 81.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
AEW TERMINAL, I'D 81, NEW XOkh-
ZOO a. II. Diner, Pullman PaTi0I-
700 q. u. Buffet. ParoE. tiFe-L0Gr TAIN
. 30 a. m. Diner and Pullman Pari0r Czr.
IA 90 a. Dul and Fuilllau tarior Car.
rl.lG r. u.llr AMI pullman HlrlJr Car-
800 J. IA. Royal Luaited. All Pullnan&
80 ,. Ia Coaches 70 Philadelphia
= 80 2. Ia. Diner and Pullman PaTlor-
8 90 , m Coaches 70 Philadelphia
'llS9 D. u, seepsrs.
Isl a. H. Sieepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. f700. ga. fua9 e. n. Ma
. p n
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK days. Z a. N. to S ?. m)
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days. 257. 50q. Ca 81. %. ss9. Sd
500. $50. 49, uSo .. n. 300 noon. La5. Ia,
30, $40. S-2o 100, 4.45, 800. sos. 50. 6sl, go.
%. SOC. ESQ, lo60. l015. u-50. MS , II
sundays. IS, 100 .. 80 so. l11o, II 20 a n.
lao, lis, 800 80, $50, 5:Sl So 80, ll-A, ll'5
u-2. Hs5 ,. Il
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NUkTHNkS ~ and 80
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
$50 a. n, lso5 ?. n, $40 EighL
PITTsBURG. II p. H., $40 ?. M, 'l2-5a night
AA-Lf LAs-4.fBs s-As , LIE -|-f@.-~-s,~s
?. "a
WHEELING. 500 g. n. $50 T. u.
WINCHESTER. SIS q. L.. r4.15 500 ?. ID.
ANNAPOLIS. week days, see a. Ia, lzal5 noon.
i,i5 ,. u. s9o P u Sundays. So a. ID and -
?. IL
LURAY and ELKTON. - ?. n.
FREDERICK, SIS, S9I5 a. ID, s. 80 Ii.l5. T5z5s
= r.
HAGERsTOWN. 1s55 a. II. and % 100 ?. m
BOYD and way points, -, S9-l5 3. n. ID.
f5.30 T535. sl0I5, iliS0 p
GAITHERs3URG and way points, is5S. s9l5 a.
n, fI2.50 s. - $50. -505 I5-5 16=5o. rs. si3.5.
~ 90 2. N
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points, -,
8 & a. N. s. 80. f52o, tSS5 ? n.
Daily. Except Sunday. ssunday only
dissertations Of Sleeping OF Par0r Car SPACE, ratss
Of fare &c, VIII be quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE al all Of the following Ticket 01ioes; 1917
q s. NV. Telephone, Main 1891; Go Pennsylvania
ave, Telephone, Main rs. Station. NeE Jersey ave
and Z st.-Tiekst Once, Telsphoue, East o.; InfoE
nation Bureau, East III
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. Sc, MOVED
with care packing and shipping a sDecialty
KREIG'S EXPRESS, 1924 Il st. NV, Phone main
2jl0 fe5-lm
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL CWHITE FOR GEN
eTal homework during part Of the day; small
family. Flat ]. 1893 "a a. nv fe-0jt
WANTED-CAPABLE WHITE WOMAN FOR
general homework; no laundry reference. Call
mornings. 1914 O ST. fc265t
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BUTTONHOLE
maker on vests Apply at once II. SLOVENIAN,
80 7th st. NV third hoor Room p
WANTED SOLICITORs. CALL AT C ST
NV. after 1 O'Clock. Must be good takers; easy
money feast
WANTED-APFRENTICEs TO LEARN NIL
linery. Apply after 10 q. N, ], n ASH. 1921
II ST. w. feLJ-.t
WANTED-LADIES TAILOR. WHO UNDER
stands working on coats Apply a. ii. COOPER,
9l5 lsIl ST. NV fe2i-u
If you WANT A GOOD. INTELLIGENT. AND
conscientious girl for housework insert a small
ad under this heading in The Herald ana you VIII
quickly secure the right kind Of helper. Only le a
word for one time Phone main SOD Il
RELIABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work small family lD7 Chaplin ST. NV.
fel53t
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Maj. Gen. JAMES F. WADE, L. s, A, VII as.
sumo temporary command Of the Department 81
the Gull until the arrival of Brig Ten WIN
FIELD 5. EDGERLY.
Post QuartermasteF Sergt- MATTHEWS Ii
GENDRE. Fort Totten. \. y, viii BE- sent to
Fort LCaVcnwnrth
Following promotions Of officers Of the ARTILLERY
Corps are announced. They viii remain mas
signed until further orders: Medortm CTaHIoru'
Garland n Whistler, Albert X Summlns Alex
auder r. DYER LeTerett u. Walker, Henry N.
Andrews. and Charles D. Parkhurst, from heu-
tenant colonel 10 colonel; Albert Todd, Edward
T. Brown Adam Shaker Henry II. Ludlow.
William r. Hamilton Charles ". Foster. Cisr-
encs Deems John V. White Erasmus N.
Weaver. Eli d. Hoyle, Granger Adams, Fred
crick Marsh and Charles G. Woodward, from
major 10 lieutenant colonel; Isaac \. Lewis,
Samuel D. Sturgis. Elisha $. Benton, Harry L.
Hawthorne. Cornelis De ". Wilcox. John y.
Barrette. and Elmer ". Hubbard rom captain
70 major; Daniel W. Hand Rohert T. Woods,
Albert c. Thompson. IT.. Theophilus B. Steele
Ellison I. Gilmer. John Mcbride. IT., and Rich
ard X. Crayens. from first lieutenant TO captain
Col DYER and Lieut. Col WHITE viii remain
their present duties.
Capt CLARENCE 8 NETTLES. acting Judge ad
vOcste, Department Of the Colorado. viii repair
to Washington as soon after March as possible
MAJ KENNETH MORTON, Ordnance Department
win proceed 70 Fort RosecTans. Cal
Lieut. Col. ORIN 3. MiTCHAM, Ordnance De
partment, viii make one visit during this month
70 the works q the International Sn0kelesi
Powder and Chemical Company. PaTin, y J.
Second Lieut FRANCIS ". HONEICUTT, Ar
tilleTy CCTrS. viii proceed 10 West Point
Capt HENRY b. FARRAR qUartemaster, vii
proceed 70 Washington Barracks for observation
and treatment
The following changes in the stations and duties
Of quartemasters are ordered. Mai ARTHUR
". YATES is relieved from duty at Portland
Me, and VIII proceed 70 San Francisco and
take transport 70 sail on or about March 5. fu
the Philippine Islands. and Maj. DAVID s
STANLEY is relieved from duty in the Philip
pines division. to take effect upon the arTira
in that division ef Maj. YATES. and win ther
proceed % St. Louis. relieving Capt. JESSE VI
BAKER.
Leave Of absence for four months Is granted Capt
MARSH All. fEU nc Twenty fifth Infantry
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and naITtTcSs-T, shamIooug. manicHrIng. chiT0p-
ody facial and scalp treatment. Work done az
hotels and residences. Phone main 700. sl4 q
s. nv. feAu
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FENALE.

WANTED-A PLACE AS CHAAIBERMAID. sa
y st. uw. fe4i-t
WANTED-EY FOSTERS. FOR WHITE AND
coloFed help; male. female only The best s2i 18th
& fe2l-7t
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 90 LOTS - BENNING HEIGHTS;
terms % suit every one. start now, the time vii!
soon pass-and you viii own the property IN Greater
Washington. THE VALLEY REALTY CO. Room
a. Home Life Bldg 18th and q SIS. iaas-tf
We ARE OFFERING
Special Inducements 10 che early purchasers in the
Subdivision II FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
All streets and lots are nJE being graded-gater.
sever gas electric lighting. ard gTan0lithic side
Rulks viii b. installed az ones. The -FOUR
TENTH STREET CARS nov pass the property
only one car fare 90 any section u the city.
The Advance ia prices is sure 10 follow these in
movements. II you bgy nos the profit Is yours.
not ours Phone Main $50 Write OF call for
particulars.
G. c. SPITZER, Exclusive Agent.
Home Life Building.
18th and q SIS NV
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ROOMS WANTED,

LIST YOUR ROOMS WITH Us WE HAVE
mere applications for rooms than We can fli; see
orr testimonials and bank references CENTRAL
REAL ESTATE CO, Ii27 ST. NV, Phone Main
1865, fe227t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

s. WILL BIZ PAID FOR IMMEDIATE SERN-
ices Of foster mother for litter Of puppies large
dog preferred Can at Room 5. 1917 ST., or phone
Main SIS.
WANTED--TC BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS.
When selling. why not drop postal to an old. re-
liable arml a.ARks * Co. So 7th. opposite Saks'
or phone main 1903 nol5u
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COLLECTORS.

THE DISTRICT MERCANTILE CO.-STRICTIY
collecting agency and adiusters Of debt; you
need US. NJ. J. Gers0n has no connection with this
company. Phone II. 1873 81 9TH st. nv. jaZ9-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MME. CROWDER AlILLINER. HAS REMOVED
from 1893 q nv. % sZ3 Nv. Phone 81 35i7.
fest
TRUNK REPAIRING; ALL TRUNKS VAR
nishsd free; al work guaranteed. DE NEPHEWs.
95 3th ST. NV. Phone main IS. fel7-Sot
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WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music We offer you a good square piano free
for six months if you'll pay the cost Of moving.
+. q. SMITH PIANO CO.. LIS Pa. ave.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE BUSINESS LOCATION on
H. between 9th and loih nW. large Dot; can be sold
at less than 500 per foot, including improvements:
also 5story brick II. between sh and 10Th; lot
AsNl2 20 alley; stable; price, $1,000. BUTLER
TALIAFERRO CO. cor 9Th aud II NIX. fe255t
FOR sALE-5EY ERAL LARGE LOTS. WEST
Of CCrCuan Art Caller, suitable for business
purposes. GA y. y and Va. ayes. prices right
BUTLER.TALIAFEBRO CO.. Cur. sth and H sts
nW te24-5t
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UPH0LSTERlhG.

UPHOLSTERING. recovering. polishing and re-
pairing at your own home; good Judge Of antiques;
thoroughly reliable. L. FOSTER. 65l g st. Sc.
fel)-tf
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or Co
iumbia, holding a Probate Court No. l0l5 Ad-
ministration Is to give notice that tho slb-
scribers Of the District Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testamentary On the estate Of Bernard keT-
nan. late OF the District Of Columbia deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
Of legally authenticated 30 the subscribers on or be-
fore the nth DAY or FEBRUARY A. d. leOs
otherwise they may by law be cXcuded from all ben.
eft Of said estate. Given under hands this llth
day % February. 1907. ANNIE HERMAN. SARAH
HERMAN, 625 a st. ne Attest: lSeal) JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills for the District OF to
lumbis. CLERK Of the Probate Court. l. ) LYON.
Attorney. feI2lsB
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FOUND.

FOUND-LACEY's ICE CREAM SPECIAL. 20,
per gal, delivered: large bricks. &c. Phone "
sS3 s07 New YORK ave. NV. feii-tf
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
of Columbia Washington. February p.
ls05.-Sealed proposals viii be received az
this office until j. N. SATURDAY, March
8. 1897, for constructing an eight-rOom
school building. Adams street, between
Harrison and Jackson streets, Anacostia,
D. c. Forms. specifications and neces-
sary information may be obtained AT this
Office. room 49, HENRY b. F. MAGYAR
LAND, HENRY l.. WEST. JOHN BID
DIE Commissioners. u. &.
feZ3. ,2s,27 .2Smh1
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
Office OF the Superintendent l.. :. Cap
itol Building and Grounds. Washington,
D. C. February s. 190I.-SeaIed proposals
CI. duplicated will be received and opened
at the above ONCE, at i O'Clock. noon. or
WEDNESDAY, April g. 1857. for furnish
ing all plumbing fixtures for the House
OF Representatives office building. Plans
and specifications can be had on applica-
ton to the above Office A certified
check in the sum OF Twenty-Five dollars
(S2500l VIII be required from the intend
ing bidder as 3 guarantee for the return
award Of contract. Bids must be accom-
panied by certified check or surety bond
in the sum Of per cent Of the amount Of
bid. Contract viii require approved
surety bond in the sum of 80 per cent OF
the amount Of contract. The right is re-
served 10 reject any or all bids, or to
waive any techniCality or inf0rmality in
any bid ELLIOTT WOODS. Superinten-
dent L. s Capitol Building and Grounds
Approved: 4 a. HITCHCOCK, Secre-
taTy. felZ, lS.2bma5
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MASSAGE

3isIE. ANNA B. JOHNSON. LATE OF NEW
York 1914 18th ST. nv Phone r. $3.50 Expert
scientific body and facial massage; development Of
the bnst guaranteed. Treatment az residences by
appointment ChTop1dy. hsirdressing manic'ring.
Re fel5-lm
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia, George G. pumphrey Ct al com
piainauts. vs. Jonathan 5 PrOut ct al defendants
No B7Is in Equity Doc @ The object Of this
suit Is 10 establish Of record the title q corr
plainauts in feesEaple BY adverse possession Of all
the original lot numbered Eve o., in square NUN
berad seven hundred and uinety-f0ur 794 at the
Garner q Third and streets southeast in the city
Of Washington District of Columbia, on motion 4
compainants, it Is. this 18th day Of February 1907
ordered that Jonathan 5. PFolt Lillian G. Pr1ut
Mamie 5. Prout, Ellen G. Oddie Harriet C. Bar
tow, Elizabeth r. PTOut Mary q. PruuI. Lucy b.
Prout, Laura L. PrYut. William :. Pr0ut. Annis
g. Pr0ut Laura ID. PrUut Julia ?. Y. Anderson.
Mamie Y. Peter. Thomas Yinson, Mamie Virson.
William Nins0n, Henry Bradley, Jane T. Bradley.
George G.. Bradley, Laura G.. Bradley, Alary H.
Bradley. Mary X. Bradley James 5 Davidson
Katharine Dawson, if living. OF if any OF them be
deceased, their respective unknown heirs aiCuees.
and deyisees, and all other unknown heirs ahsuoes,
and deyiseeS q William Pr0ut deceased cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring forty 40 DAYS exclusive
q Sundays and legal holidays after the trst ulbii-
cation Of this order; otherwise this cause win be
proceeded with in case Il default This order
70 be published once week fer three successive
weeks IN The Washington Herald aud Washington
Law Reporter good cause fer shortening the period
u such publication having been shown. HARRY n.
CLABAJGH. Chief Justice. 4 true copy-Test:
Seal ]. Il. YOUNG. ClcTk. BY WINS +.
LEMON. Assistant Clerk Compliments solicitors,
BARNARD * JOHNSON. fel926mcL5
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MISCELLANEOUS SALE,

BIG MONEY IN SODA WATER BUSINESS.
Get car prices on fountain and coin money this
summer Buy now. BURCH ~ KEEPS. SIS 9th
Nv. Phone u. 2ol0 felsu
FOR sALE-YoCALION. SUITABLE FOR
small church. Sunday school, OF lodge room; fer
merry used IN the Eastern Presbyterian Church in
strmrHt VII be put ia hrst-class condition Apply
10 CHARLES SPARKS Il5 9Th ST. Sc. OF LEWIS
NJ. THA1ER. lio5 y. \. ave. fea5t
FOR sALE-MORE THAN SIXTY SLIGHTLY
used high grade upright planes that have been
put m perfect condition offered DOW at genuine
bargain prices For instance: ste:uway, SIS; Stief
S50 Shoniueer, $40; GabeT. SIS; Schubert. 500 /;
Stief Sis; Emerson. SIS; himbal, $50. Used
piano players from 500 10 SO. Used squares, SIS
and SO. Easy payments, o. }. DE MoLL & CO.
1871 81
IMITATION TYPEWRITER LETTERs-THE
kind your customers can't tell from 'he real thing
Very low rates. HAYWORTH PUBLISHING
HOUSE. 66 q st. nv. fe6-u
A HANDSOME TEA SET GIVEN WITH OUR
WASHINGTON COFFEE CO.,
1887 ZTH ST. NV. fes-50t
PRINTING-5m BUSINESS ENVELOPES. a-B;
I000 sl.65; 800 business cards. Sis; 600. SL65.
HAYWORTH PUBLISHING HOUSE. SO G ST. NV
fe6u
FOR SALE-LOT OF OLD RARE SOLID MA
hogany furniture; bargains for quick buyers; also
several pieces Of brc-a-biac rs Ilth NV. fel7-S0t
FIRE WOOD, STOVE LENGTHS. IS PER HALF
cord Address T. 5. MITCHELL. Anacostia, d.
c. Phone E SIS ft650t
FOR sALE-MAGNIFCENT 500 UPRIGHT
piano; good as new, for $50; elegant case and
tone. sos + ST. NV. fest
BARGAIN PAIR PURE WHITE DIAMOND
earrings SIS worth $50. Lady's Watch at bargain
price. BUFTERLY 732 7th nv feis-f
FOR SALE-WOODEN LOCKERS YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 1882 st.
fel9d
FOR sALE-WEATHERED OAK BUFFET AND
r0und-pedestal dining table, to match. for $50
worth so. 500 + st. nv. fel6-d
ALL 40LB. A. c. hair MATTRESSES MADE
to order for $40, this week only; see us make
them. LIT. JONES 68 II nv. fe26-5t
FOR sALE-REYs; WE CALL AND MAKE
keys anywhere in the city for lie; prompt service
electric bells burglar alarms. aad electric light
ing our specially. Drop postal on phone y. I'D
PERCY S. ANGLE & Co. ls2 18th st. Hw.
ia4tf
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TYPEWRlTERS.

~S RENT a WELLINGTON:
uSR@EA One month f0r................... s. 20
Ir4s Three months f0r--.--.-.-. -..-.-s $500
sseesasS SlE months 1Cr--.--.s - ~
(An rentals apply toward purchase
TssEsska5 The WELLINGTON is only So.
- OFFICE, 500 Ilth ST. NV.
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LOST.

LOST-POCKETBOOK CONTAINING SIS II
cash and cheek for $50. on l3th st.. south Of \
nw. If returned to II. II. DE4IAINE, 1924 y NV.
finder viii be rewarded. fe26-st
LOST-SUNDAY EVENING FEBRUARY Il.
diam0ndshaped fraternity pin; gold with black
enamel II returned % Z. g. v, los 18th St NV
finder VIII &c wen rewarded fe25-4t
LOsT-VERY SMALL WHITE SPANISH POO
die. hair on forehead disoolOred by mango; wan
-dered from stable az 18th 81. and Pa. ave. Reward
II returned 20 APARTMENT los the Sherman 18th
and J. sts- fe25-Jt
LOST-OS EVENING OF FEBRUARY "a Re
tween Park read and Florida avenue near Sher-
man ave-. q police badge No 49, Finder please
return 10 Private 4, B. HUNT. No 10 precinct,
and receive reward.
LOST - GOLD MESH PURSE. CONTAINING
cards aud money. Return 10 Z. c. ZABRISkTE,
Chevy Chase College, for reward feZ5-5t
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court No. ll0.5,
AdministTatiOn.-Th is 10 give notice that the
subscriber, Of the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court OF the District Of
Columbia. letters testameutary on the estate of
Ellen K. Goldsbcrough late Of the District Of Co
lumbs. deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated TO
the subscriber on or before the lSTE DAY OF
+ EBRUAitl. A D. 1865; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under nay hand this 18th day Of February
1917 FRANK T. RAWLINGS. 1905 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Attest: Seal JAMES TAN
NER Register q Wills tor the District Of Column
bia. Clerk q the Probate Court. EUGENE A.
JONES. Attorney. feI9 ?. mch5
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

The following answers TO want ads re-
main unclaimedin The Washington Herald
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-FRONT APARTMENT: TWO ROOMS
and bath with kitchcnette; NV. section. Address
BOX q. Herald uficC. fe85t
WANTED-YOUR HOUSE. FLAT OR 3 OR
more room apartment Immediately for rent JOHN
son, DENT a CO. 6ll It'll 81. NV Phone 1919
feI6-tf
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Celtic was placed out Of commission. navy yard.
Boston, sd instant.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

LOANS on REAL ESTATE TO 6 PER CENT
interest depending on location. GASCH 4
BIRCE. lbs y Y. ave ocs-d
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HOUSES For RENT,
HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-FoR GOOD TENANT, TO s ROOM
house, any fair section. near cars. FOR CASH
PURCHASER, investment property. s. T. SMITH
REALTY CO. Incl. 2ll Colorado Bldg.
fs3-tu. II sStf
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Lieut. s Woods L. S. n died on board the q,
5 S. Baltimore. February p 1907.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

laos IlTH ST. NW-5 ROOMS. SIS; HEATED,
ls 18th ST. ne. "a floor. s rooms. $3.50 G3i
Elliot e. ne. rooms. NL ARTHUR CARR, 1916
q 81 nv. fe4u
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-09
TRUTH
NEXT WEEK AT THE LYRIC.

The bill at the Lyric for the com
ing week, starting Sunday, will be
a very strong comedy-drama, called
"A Pledge of Honor" This Will
give the Lyric Stock Company an
other chance to show their versatility
as it runs more to comedy than the
line of plays that they have been
running lately. The leading role will
be taken by Frederick Moore. Usual
matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-09
NEXT WEEK AT THE
ORPHEUM.

Fair Femininty"-to borrow a
term from the bright lexicon OF the
theatrical advance agent-will decid-
edly hold sway at the Orpheum next
week in bill that ought 10 pack the
popular vaudeville theatre nightly.
By way of starter the headlincr is
made up of eight. pretty maids sty-
ling themselves "The Vassar Girls"
They made their entry in the regula-
ton college gowns and mortar board
hats and song and dance. Following
that Nonette Lyle renders several Sc
lectioins on the violin and Jessica
Greece whistles. Both these girls are
artists in their line and the act chos-
en- with an electric May-role dance
that is due to make a pronounced hit
Howard and Howard, The He
brew Messenger and the Thespian,'
is another act that comes to Salt
Lake fresh from two weeks en-
agement in Los Angeles. They are
funny people and are due to duplicate
their success in the city of the angels
where they were encored at each per-
Torrance until they ran out of ma
terial
Smashing Wynne Winslow, who
was one of the best sopranos at the
Orpheum last season and was re-
sponsible for the music stores closing
out their stocks of Lazy Moon" re-
turns next week with some new songs
and half a dozen stunning gowns.
The sketch will be in the hands of
handsome Marie Yuill and Jovial
Robert Boyd Their vehicle is "The
Little Cold" written by Hamilton
Coleman, New Orleans man, and is
to abound with pleasing comedy and
laughable situations, two qualities
that will make nearly any, skit go.
Then there will be Jimmie Lucas,
"the boy with dozen dialects" He
will give limitations of George M.
Cohan, do coon sketch and Dutch
turn and give an imitation of Provo
girl making her debut on the stage
Carl w. Sanderson and Miss Billie
Bowman will present musical come
delta, Two Theatre Tickets" by Ned
Nye. AS the time is set at S a. m.
and the place, New York, it is only
natural to infer that the sketch deals
with "the morning after" and some
explanations.
The ever-faithful kinodromc, of
course will be on deck with the usual
popular motion picture stories.
Yuma, the mystery, will be one of
the features on the Orpheum bill for
the week of the 18th. Yuma was
passing through Salt Lake on his way
to New York when his wife was taken
i'll this week. The Orpheum people
hearing that this famous German act
was out West Immediately wired to
secure his services. From here he
will go to the Denver Orpheum.