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TAX POLICE FOR CAMPAIGN FUND
Chicago Politicians Collect large
Sums From Police Officers.

Chicago, April l7.-ChicagO's police
department contributed thousands or
dollars to the Democratic campaign
fund in the recent mayoralty cam
paign, and have contributed in a like
manner to which eve party was in
power as long as the older officers on
the force can remember. according TO
revelations made yesterday before the
civil service commission by police Of
ficials. Among the officers who o1er-
ed this testimony to the inquisitorial
body were Inspectors Revere and kel-
ly, Capt. McWeenev and Lieut.. Jen-
kins. Capt. McWeeney. who several
days ago refused to talk on the sub
ject, confessed freely yesterday that
he had aided in the collection of large
amounts of money to be used In the
recent city election.
All Liable to indictment.
According to the civil service com
mission every man who engaged III
the collection of the fund, wen the
patrolmen who contributed, is made
liable to indictment by the grand jury
under the provisions of the civil serv-
ice act. One of the sections in the
act provides that any person disre-
garding any of the provisions of the
law shall be fined not less thar $1,000
and may be imprisoned in the county
Jail for a term not TO Xceed SIX
months. The commission has signi-
fed its intention to sift the matter TO
the bottom, but it is said will not
prosecute the under officials. who it is
asserted, merely carried II the com
mands OF Chief of Police Collins.
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WAR Is RAGING IN O o
Men Willing to Work Fight the Aoi
tatorS.

tatorS.
LODI, Russian Poland, April II. -
During the last four weeks over 100
workmen have been killed or wounded
here as the result of labor feuds. The
government has failed to protect those
who are willing to work and the latter
have taken matters into their own
hands and are violently expelling the
terroristic, anarchistic and socialistic
agitators. whom they hold responsible
for the ruin of the industries Of LODI.
As the Jews form over 50 per cent OF
the socialists there some a%pprehen-
sion that the incensed workmen may
engage in an anti-Semitic outbreak
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RATlFiES ORE A
Action Is Taken at Steel Corporations
Annual Meetinu.

New York, April 17.-At the annual
meeting OF the United States Steel
corporation in HobOken. n. j.. yester-
day, the eight directors were re-elect-
ed. A resolution was adopted ratify-
ing the Hill ore lease to the Great
Western Mining company on a royalty
basis and guaranteed by the United
States Steel corporation.
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ROOSTER SPURS CHILD.
Lockjaw Develops From Wound Pet
lnflicts on Liz,

Clarion. Iowa, April II. - Clyde
Johnson, the four-year-old son OF j. G.
Johnson, is i'll from tetanus and it is.
believed that he cannot recover. Some
time ago the boy was spurred through
the lip by a pet bantam rooster and
lockjaw developed from the wound.
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HOLD SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
Four Ballots Taken and No Agree
nent is Reached.

Madison, Wis, April II. After
having taken four ballots and being
unable to agree on a senatorial candi
date, the Republican legislative eau
Gus last night adjourned until tonight.
The fourth ballot was as follows:
L%enroot. 19; Stephenson, 49,: Esch,
II; Cooper, II; Hatton, Is; Baench
5: Winkler, 4; Fairchild, 4; Rogers. L.
Hudnall. /.
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Personal.


Gen. l.. s. Baker. aged seventy-sev-
en- years. who commanded ataNorth
Carolina brigade in the Confederate
army, is dead at Suffolk. Va.
John Davis. best known in America
~ Owen Hall, author OF "Florodora."
THE Girl from Kay's" and The Sill
e Slipper" died at H~arrowgate, Eng
land. from acute gastritis.
George Granville Benedict. editor OF
the Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, died
At Camden, N. C. Mr.. Benedict has
been Ill for six weeks from a general
break down, due to old age.
Judge Joshiah Turner, for twenty
four years judge OF the Seventh judi
cial circuit OF Michigan and a MEM
Der of the state supreme bench for a
time in 1857, died at Owosso, Mich,
aged ninety-six years.
Frederick B. Sibley. a prominent
Detroit capitalist, is dead, aged eigh-
ty-three years. In his youth he was
an Indian trader in Michigan, Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota. His brother, Hen
~ H. Sibley. was the first governor of
the State Of Minnesota.
BY the death recently OF the widow
Of William l.. McLane OF the class OF
1869 Of Yale the college comes into
possession of a fund amounting to
about $96, 900. Mr.. McLane was a
business man who resided in New
York city and died in 1903.
Foreign.
Edgar Combes. son OF the EXPIRE
mier OF France, died of appendicitis
1T Versailles.
Ignaz Ignauer, the well known So
cialist member Of the reichstag. IL
dead ut Berlin.
Seven men who participated in the
mutiny Of q sapper regiment at Wilma,
Russia. were sentenced to various
terms Of imprisonment or to death.
The German cruiser Room, which IL
% 10 n Of the warships to repre-
sent Germany at the jamestown expo
siton, sailed Monday for Hampton
aOa1s.
George Towne, the Australian oars
man, has forfeited his claim to the
vond's sculling championship to his
hrofner. Charles Towne. who has been
challenged by Webb OF New Zealand.
Grand Duke Michael. brother Of EN-
peror Nicholas, has accepted the sinvt-
tatioh OF Prince Ferdinand to attend
~ maneuvers Of the Bulgarian
troeps, which will be held in August.
ne corporation Of Glasgow has &C
cert6d IN invitation Of the American
cc11sul there to send . deputation to
chicago Tor the purpose OF inspecting
the ssnitary conditions Of the packing
houses and stock yards.
TIE Russian holy synod is prepar-
M I project for the revision OF the d.
vtrce laws. charging the basis for d.
vSrce. which 10 now granted on limit
eif9rounds and has resulted in consid-
etable decrease In marriages.
~ Christiania newspaper announces
ant President Roosevelt. who wa
nI&iaraed the Nobel peace prize last
Z. viii have to deliver . lecture in
Drch. 1909, In order to comply with
rules affecting the holding Of the
1tbbel prtses.
1eE1sntal happenings.
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sv1ro n Galveston. Tex, destroyed
nni1dlngs causing q loss OF SITS.
sS.
xThrec mine workers were fatally
aAnred By an explosion Of powder at
cnnrdscn's coal mine At Beattyville.
~.
\ rtx-story brick building in Chica,
occupied by several small con-
\, was destroyed BY Are. Loss.
. swonnen were deowneAa by tho
1g1ne q reservoir dam at San
Tex. 4 baby In the arms Of
-tho WoGnen WAS cast on the
= 10 arsoyo BY The water ana
Snn1ro go third story window
AsscmeambulIstle condition.
~ had - sick sor
Hpas tFom ~ - q
~, coooowe4 ~ ~
= valio Mn sse'
-
# 4TN#H HE%# &N
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Fo4oalHg schedule figures published only a.
information ana are rot ElaIauteet
'IsJ a. m.-UauFiI.s and Has stations.
T15 a. m.-Hauis0uburg and yay stations
$50 d. m.-SlteIzrs and coaches t. Atlanta and
New Orleans Dining Car.
'u10 o. m--slelpors and coaches 20 Columbia.
Savannah. and jacksonville. Dining Car.
30 D. m.-Sleepers and c1aches 10 Atlanta ard
Columbus, Ga. Sunset Route Tourist. Sleeper %
san Francisco tri-w.ek.y.
1851 b. m.-Hauisou5urz and way stations
40 ?. u--ChaIlCttesre, WarTauton, aud way
stations.
f6a5 j. m.-Southcru's Palm Limited. Solid Pull
man % Aiken. Augusta savannah. jacksonville. and
St Augustine. Sleeper bI-8eekly 90 Charleston
Dining CaE.
$50 D. m.-sleepsrs and coaches % Charlotte, 20
lumbia. and Augusta. sieepers weekdays 70 Pine
hurst. Dining Car.
'l9d5 z. m.-S.cerers and coaches lgia Lynchbug
and BRISTOL % Chattanooga. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining Car
-IlI0 D. New York ana New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 20 AsheFlLe, Atlanta, Birmingham
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
Note-'Daiy. Weekdays
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
rs S:i5, and $50 q. III 2-3. SIS. sa5. u-s. and
ll.i0 p. - daily, and JOBS J. To-, except Mondays.
Local trains from HarrlsonbTg, II 50 a. a. week
days and s3] p. IL daiiy. from Cbsll5ttesyIe. sle
d. IL. daily
Frequent trains % and from Biuenout
Ticket Offices. Us l5tA ST., 81 Ia. Ave, and
Pennsylvania station
C. II. ACRERT 6 II HARDWICK.
y. p. q Gen. Mgr. Pas Traf. Msr.
". II. TAYLOE. ]. s. BKOWN.
Gen. Pass. Agt GenI Agt
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule lu effect November >. 1875.
200 Z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. week
Gays-stops at principal points u Virginia Ne.tibus
train: standard COACHES r2Tllr car q Clifton Forge
With connections for Virginia Hot springs. Pullman
sleepeTs Clifton Forge 90 Louisville, Cincinnati II-
diauapoiis 81. Louis and Chicago; buffet service
from Gordonsville
40 T. NEW G. & o. LIMITED Daily
Past new yestiluie train stops only al Ggrislsrc,
Charlottesville stanton. Clifton Forge, aud Covng
Ton, Va; R0ncsgerts and Hinton. u. Va Pullman
Soepcrs % Lexington. Louisville Cincinnati Indian
ap3lis. ST. L0uis and Chicago, Dining cars. ia
carte service. One nisat cut
ua0 7. NJ. +. y. LIMITED. Dsily-Solid
vestibuls train. Pullman sleepers % Cincinnati Lex
iugton. ard Louisville Compartment Sleeping cag 20
NirgiuiI Hot Springs week DAYS. Dining ears "a
carte service Sleepsrs Cincinnati % chicago and
st. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis, Nashville, AID
Southwest.
decorations and tickets at Chesapeake and Chic
Offices SIG PeuHyl yania avenue 6s lfth street. near
Z. and sixth Street Station. Telephones Main 575J
fer Psuzsy lTauia L.. r. Cab Service and Mann 1856
for e. < o. Ticket Ol5ce
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TRANS-PAGlF!e MAILS.

Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily At
i .s5 p II. up 70 March T. for dispatch b. steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. japan, Korea, China. and Philippine
Islands, via san Francisco close here daily at u -
,. IA. mp 80 March E. for dispatch b. steamer
Nippon Mam.
Japan Rorea. and China Especially addressed
onlyl via Seattle. Close here daily at $50 J. n. up
10 March il for dispatch by steamer SlaWmut
japan Except parceis-post nails Korea China
and Philippine Islands via Vancouver. and VIC
toria, 3. c, close here daily az go ,. IL up 10
March Is for dispatch by steamer Empress Of India
Japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily az ESQ p u. up % March H.
for dispatch b. Steamer kaga Naru
Japan Korea and China specially addressed Oayl
via Tacoma, close here daily at 6.5J D. H. up TO
March Is for dispatch by steamer Titan.
Hawaii Guam, and Philippine Island via San
Francisco close here daily az II.f5 D. M up 10
March 81. fer dispatch by L. s transport.
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Have you anything to se11-furnt ture, sewing
machines, typewrtters, pianos or other musical
ms truments, go-carts, refrigerators, horses
vehicles, automobiles, bicycles, poultry or pet
animals, store office ftxtures7 Anything that
you want to sell be quickly disposed Of by in
sorting small ad under the proper classification
in The Washington Herald. Try it. The cost is
only ONE CENT word for time (2O% discount
for three insertions more) The Washington
Herald want ads the best selesmen you
ploy
IF not convenient to leave the ad at the Of
flee, phone Main $500, drop a postal. Our rep
resentattve will call, if desired.
THE WASHINGTON HERALD,
734 Fifteenth Street
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District OF Columbia. Washington
February Is, 1907. Notice is hereby given
that. IN conformity to law. the pamphlet
containing a list of taxes in arrears on
real property in the District of Columbia
on the first day Of July, 1906, also all as
sessments subject TO sale, has been
printed. 4 copy thereof will be delivered
TO any taxpayer applying therefor at the
once OF the collector of taxes of the Dis
trlcJ Of Columbia, and if the tax or as
sesSment oue, together with the penalties
and costs that may have accrued thereon.
shall not be paid prior TO the day named
for sale, namely, the 18TH DAY or
MARCH, 1901 the property involved will
be sold under our direction, at public
auction, at the office Of the collector of
taxes OF the District OF Columbia, com
mencing on the said 18th day of March.
1907, between the hours Of 10 o'clock I'M
the forenoon and o'clock in the after
noon, Sundays and legal HOLIDAYS ex-
eepted, until all such delinquent propertv
is SOLD. HENRY b. +. MACFARLAND.
HENRY l. WEST, JOHN BIDDIF
Commissioners Of the District of Coium-
Ola, felS, e, q, e, mch4,5
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
umbia holding a Probate Court No. 1929 Ad-
ministzation. is TO give notice that the sub
scTiber. Of the District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District OF Columbia
letters Of administration the estate Of Caroline 5
Burroughs late Of The District Of Columbia. de
ceased. Ar persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10 the
subscriber on or before the 4ST DAY OF FEB
RUARY, A. d. 1905; otherwise they may by law be
excluded from ali benefit Of said estate Given IN
der my hand this DIST day Of February 1907. OS
CAR LUCKETF, SA d st. NV. Attest (Seall
JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court OSCAR
LUCKETT, Attorney fc5mhsu
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

FOR sALE-9 BUILDING SITES OR LOTS, 50
feet wide by 30 feet long, only $50 each terms.
$ down, balance 81 per week; tH0 miles from Wash
ington near Old Dsnini1n and Great Falls electric
read; Scent fare 90 any part Of Washington Also
Co lots az West Fort MyCr Heights, one mile west
o. Washington; $40 pr DOT. same terms. Also 20
lots az Virginia end II grand new Highway Bridge
only $50 par lot same terms. Also several small
tracts q p 8. 10, % and p each. vey easy
terms Also a fine stock. daiTy. garden. and iElt
farm, short drive q seven miles % city only SIS
per acre. JAMES F. CLEMENTS, office. lNs q
ST. NV. Phone main 1850. mh33t
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE - Lets 90 BENNING HEIGHTS:
terms % suit every enc; start now. the time vii
soon pass-and you VIII own tie property 10 GreatsF
Washington THE VALLEY REALTY CO.. Room
"a, Home Life Bldg, 18th and q sta ". ja2sd
WE ARE OFFERING
Special inducements 90 the early purchasers 10 the
subdivision q FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS.
All streets and lots are now being gTaded-Water,
sewer. gas, electric lighting and granoiiIhic side
walks vii be installed az once. The FOUR
TENTH STREET CARS now pass the property
only one car fare % any section Of tie City.
The advance in prices is 20 follow these TN
r-eysmcuts II y5u buy now the profit is yours
not OURS. Phone Main $50. WHITE or call for
particulars
q. {. SPITZER, Exclusive Agent.
Home Life Building.
18th and G SIS. NV.
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SEWING MACHINES,

FEW SLIGHTLY USED SEWING MA
chimes at greatly reduced prices; oue b0x-tOp New
Home $50; one drop-head Singer. $3.50: one latest
drophead New Home, Sls.75; an guaranteed. Re
pairing al makes sewing machines. 50 cents. guar
anteed for one year. Drop postal. viii call Open
nights. kRAMERs. As 7th ST. sw. Phone NJ
6573. 1nbS-tf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-KESsING
room, cellar and attic; 1zacre Of land; near cans
shade, fruit howers VAL exchange for small house
or houses il Washington. clear; price $500
For sale OF excbaugc-SilTeT Spring PARKS fine
lots 50feet front each; high elevation. trade for
small house ia city price. s21S.
For sale " exchanEc-BenO. D. C.-5 minutes from
electric cars. 90 feet Of ground; dwelling, barn.
ogfhousss; tue fruit. exchange for house in city.
BUTLER-rALIAFERBO Co.. cor. 9Th and Il nw.
mh3-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FINE LOIS on
kcnrucky ave Sc. Ifeet front each; c.Car. for
improvements; F1iee. T5c, also lots iu petworth
clear. FOR Improvements in Col. Heights price s0c
BJTLERTALIAFERRO CO. cor. 9th and L NV
mh5r
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice l5J sets If harness and 100 vehicles; new
ard second band. buy and save money. COGS-
WELLS. 20 18th st. NV. fel9-u
% VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE; loo TO LOO
pounds; also a few cheap horses. FRED JOHN
son & BRO, III ST. S. fe2l-d
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ, J. BOYD EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hsirdresseT, shsmpcoing. msnicuring, chirop-
ody. facial ard scalp treatment. Work done az
hotels and residences Phone main es55 sll q
St fe24-d
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PERSONAL.

WHEN OUT FOR THE DUST. SCREEN YOUR
eyes But that cuts figure with cur tremeud-
Gus cash exchange for all kinds Of mems worn gar
meuts Shoes, hats, shirts; call quick receipt
Of postal JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 d.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments ladies OF geutlemen's. send postal; viii
call L. TARsHES. ISIS 9Th nw. Phone North 4s9.
.a5-f
HAIR ON THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS, MOLES, BIRTHMARKS, BLACK
HEADS and all facial blemishes PERMANENTLY
REMOVED by elecrroysis. Lady operator. ROOM
c. Melzerott Bldg, ITO st. NV. fe6-3ot
MISS ORA l. FIELD AND ASSISTANTS.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE GAGE AND SCALP.
fel5-lm So II ST NV
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? YOU WILL
be agreeably surprised n you viii let me sell It for
you. MARCUS NOTES, IS 9th St nv. phone
Main 5lIL nol0-tf
MR. l. MILAN, PIANIST AND PSYCHIC. 81
Eye st. nw.-scicntihc readings on anything you
Eisa % know. Hours to 1. Open sunday JsIl-u
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REAIOY Is
hair, birthmarks. moCs, Re. by electric needle I;
guaranteed permanent and PAINLESS; no scars; abso
lutte privacy; references from physicians and former
patients: apparently hopeless cases solicited: consul
tation free electricity is the only permanent cure
Tor superfuans hair. BOX a. Herald office.
fe9o-gt
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED-MORNING EVENING WORK SITU-
atious for housemau porter and driver references
"EJ REkA. llII y Y ave
ARE VOC LOOKING FOR A GOOD sITUA-
ton2 II So place a snail al under this heading.
state your qualifications and you wIi reach The
best employers IN Washingt0a-peopl who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only lc word Tor
one time. Phone main ElG
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DENTISTRY.


Set a. Teeth and Gold Clowns. s. uD: Gold FIJI
ings s. up: Silver Filings. 50c Work guaranteed
jalGd
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; 40 EXTRACTING;
10 pain; look fee. Get. and last longer than
yural teeth saruAen faces made normal. painless
sling Dr. J. l. WILSON I213 + ST. NV OCs-u
My AIYeOIa Method
Is success where plate fails, It Is pleasing many
1t will please yeu; Sl5; investigate u; no pain.
DR. g. S. WALDO. 1850 n. Y. ave NV.
OPEN $40 a. ~. TO $50 p. n.
DIS o, W AND ~. J. ELZET, DENTISTS,
$. w COR 18th AND Il SIS NV
Painless extracting; filling, plates that TT; work
guaranteed Crown and bridge WuTk. Phone 80
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MASSAGE.

NINE ANNA 3. JOHNSON. LATE OF NEW
York 1914 18th st. NV. Phone y. 1886 Expert
scientific body and facial massage; development and
reduction Of the bust guaranteed. Treatment at
residences by appointment ManiclTing, a.
feIS-Im
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

MATCHMAKING 10 Do At HOME IA
Oregon
MANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal 10 an Old re-
liable hml MARKS * co. 5T 7th. opposite Saks'
OF phone main 1893. nOl5-u
WANTED-LET TIE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We offer you a good square piano free
for SIX months y0uu pay the cost Of moving.
+. G. SMITH PIANO CO.. l225 Pa ave.
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FOR SALE-sEYERA LARGE WORK HORSES
cheap. REX STABLES, rear 5l5-6M Z 81. NV.
mh15t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-A CHANCE TO GET A GENUINE
bargain; must positively be sold for best offer 70
close estate investment property bringing So. AL
Ian l.. WALKER 1872 g ST. fe2s-tf
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LOST-A SMALL GOLD WATCH WITH
leather fob; initials ~ =. between the BeIasco
Theater and W00dley Inn. Uu Saturday afternoon,
March Finder VIII please return 20 1871 I ST. NV.
between the hours Of d. m. and p. N, and re-
Ceiye reward. mh5-3t
LOST - LADY'S GOLD CHATELAINE WATCH
and pin an MS. saturday pin, round design; green
euameled face With p diamonds SIT IN ruby in case
a watch. No. Zll7- Liberal reward If returned 10
the Office OF The Highlands, Conn and CalIior-
MIA ave uw. mh5-5t
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

BAGGAGE. PIANOS, &c, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KREIG'S EXPRESS. 1925 Il ST. nv. Phone main
29lG fe5-lm
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

FOR SALE-5-ROOM BRICK sTH ST. sW, BET.
and o: rent, So price. $3.50. Also 2-stoTy. 4
fat building. southeast rent. so. price, $50.
BUTLER-TALIAFERRO Co, cor. 9Th and Il nv.
uhggt
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

To PREVENT AUCTION SALE. WILL SELL
iasiness property on west side Of 9TH st. nv. at
sacrifice before March Z. S. J. BLOCK & son, TO
r 81. NV. mhSst
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES ANB
pay more than the company issuing them; mus,
be seven years old; no industrial policies THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. s07 G ST. NV.
ia3-H
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SITUATIONS WANIED--EEhALE,

A YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES A SITUATION
as l0usekeeper in refined Wid1Wers 0r bachelors.
home. Address BOX 81 this Office. mh35t
WANTED-ovER $50 FAMILIES SPEAK FOR
the c.ass Cf help we handle. can supply any seq
want needed, white or col0red. FOSTERS, ga 18th
st. nw fsIs7t
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BUSINESS
HIGH SCHOOL.

Students attending night sessions viii find II
greatly 20 their interest 20 pursue their studies at
Strayers Business College corner Eleventh and =
streets northwest Special arrangements viii be
made 70 accommodate those who wish 70 continue
the same system Of Shorthand as taught at Business
High. II sou enter Strsyers Business College you
can continue your studies uuinteruptcdy until you
have finished your course
Day and night sessions all the year Best in
structl0n IN Shorthand. Touch Typewriting Modern
Bookkeeping and Banking, English. &c Special
Strayer's Business College IS the only school in
Washington that guarantees situations.
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