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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders


Following officers detailed to enter class At army
stan College, Fort Leayenwor-h: Capts
CHARLES d. RHODES Sixth Cavalry
CHARLES L. STODTLER, Ninth Cavalry;
MONROE C. kERTH, Tweuty-th1rd Infantry;
JOHN c RAYMOND second cavalry.
CHARLES p. HEBRON. Eighteenth Cavalry.
and UPTON BRINE, Jr., Sixth Field Artil-
lery; First LeuCs. BERNARD SHARP Third
Infantry LEWIS ;. M0REY. Twelfth Cav
airy; BRUCE PALMER. Tenth Cavalry; RHEEs
JACKSON. Twelfth InfanJry; STEPHEN o.
FDQUA. TWenty-third Infantry; MORRIS L.
LOCKE. First Field Artillery; DENNIS Il.
CURRIE fifth Field ARTILLERY; ROBERT l.
COLLINS, Eighth Cavalry. and ROYDEN L.
BEEBE, Fourteenth Infantry; Second Lieuts.
RONALD /. FISHER, Fourteenth Cavalry
GEORGE G. MARSHALL Jr.. Thitieth IN
fautry. and HARRY L. HODGES. First Cav
airy
Following officers detailed 70 enter class Signal
school Fort Leaycuw0rth: CaptS ALEXANDER
7. OVENSHINE, Seventh Infantry: JAMES B.
ALLISON. S=reuth Infantry and ARTHUR 5.
COWAN, Twentieth Infantry; First Leuts. J.
ALFRED MOSS, Tweuty-secOnd Infantry and
JAMES +. WARE, Fourteenth Infantry; Sec
ord Lieuts PETER J. HENNESSEY, Fifth
Cavalry. and JOHN G. WINTER, IT.. Sixth
CavalTy.
First Lieut.. SHELBY C. LEAsURE. Fourteenth
Infantry, detailed for service in Signal Corps.
September T. vice First Lieut.. ALVIN G.
WORKS, Signal Corps. relieved and assigned
20 Fourteenth Infantry. Lieut. Voris join regi-
ment. Lieut. Leasure 70 Fort Omaha
Resignation Of Second Lieut.. WILLIAM L. MAR
TIN, Jr, Fourth Infantry. accepted
First Lieut. EDWARD A. BROWN, Coast Artf-
lery Corps, 20 PlattsbUrg Barracks
First Lieut.. FRANK 2. LAHAI. sixth Caralry. de-
tailed for service in Signal Corps, September L.
vice First Lieut., JOHN T. HElIPHILL. Signal
Corps, relieved ard assigned TO Sixth Cavalry
Lieut. Hemphill Is assigned TO Army Of Cuban
Pacidcati0n.
Second Lieut. MATT c. BRISTOL. Thirteenth
Cavalry. 70 class at School Of Application fer
Cavalry and Field Artillery. Fart Riley.
Capt. GEORGE W MOSES 20 Chicarn.
Chaplain JOSEPH L HUNTER, Fourth Infantry
transferred to Coast Artillery Corps, 10 Fort
Creble,
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HELP WAIVED,

WANTED-HELP OF ALL KINDS-THOSE
with experience preferred; salesladies. statesmen
stock CLERKS. shipping cerss cashiers. hurdle wrap
peFs, cash boys and messengers good salary. per
maLeut positions. Apply 10 SUPERINTENDENT
Lansburgh a Bro. 90 20 rs 9TH s.. aul0.l2i3
WANTED-TO-DAY. COLORED WAITRESSE p
and iaUntress fer Mountain Lake Park and Oak
land SIS fares both ways] colored man. 10 cook
and do h0UsewoTk. family q two. for Portsnoutb
Ohio, 50 fare paid other Mattresses. cooks. and
walters this city EUREKA. 1911 y J. ave
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING can az
learned AZ our school in 30 70 80 days. Positions
guaranteed. PItman, Graham. Gregg Barnes. and
Syllable systems. lndigidus! instruction STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. Sl-a9 Colombo Building.
ocs-tf
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule ~ effect JAY -. 1871
200 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
days-Stops at principal points IN Virginia Yessi-
bule tTains standard COACHES; peFiCr C4T % Hiuton
handled - No. 3 from GordousY.lle which las
IA carte paTl0r car and conHeCts II Coyinzton Tor
Virginia Hot springs Pullman sleepeTs clifton
Forge 10 Louisville. Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST.
Louis. and Chicago.
$50 z. M.-NEW e. & O. LIMITED, Daily
Fast new vesubule train stops only u GGrd0usFile
Charlottesville stanton. Clifton Forge and Gov
iugt0u. Va. White sulphur Ronceverte. and Han
ton ". Va. Pullman sleepers % Lexington Louis
vile, Cincinnati. indianapolis T. Louis. and Chi
cago DlniEg cars. IA carte service. OIe night CUT
LIE 2. Nj. h. ;. LIMITED. Daily-Sohd
yesti0ule rTaiR- Pullman slaegers 70 CiDcirnati
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
70 Virginia Hot springs week Gays. Dining CATS
a Ia carte service. Slespegs Cincinnati - Chicago
and 81. Louis. ana Louisville 70 Memphis Nashville
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickas at Chesapeake and Ohio
0fces SIS Pennsylvania avenue CO l4tA street. neag
L. and Sixth Street Station Telephones Main $50
f0r Psnuss wanna K. Il. Cab Service and 1ain l0os
for Z. & o. Ticket Once.
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ARSENAL CHANGES MADE.
Col Phipps' Retirement Necessitates
Many Transfers.

Several changes were made yesterday
in the commanding officers of the arsenals
due 10 the retirement Of Col Frank II.
Phipps, commanding the armory at
Springfield, Mass.
Col. Phipps retired with the rank Of
brigadier general He was ranking officer
Of his grade in the Ordnance Depart
ment.
Col Phipps viii be succeeded in com
mand at Springfield, Mass, by Col S. f.
Blunt, now in command Of the Rock Isl
and Gn) Arsenal and Col. Frank Z.
Hobbs. formerly IN command Of the
WATERFOWL Arsenal, viii go TO Rock Isl
and
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

hound Pups Just recpTed-f0ung rarrots aud ca.
naries, goldnshes monkeys. trained goats rabbits
guinea pigs, dogs. cats and best Flea Flee soap &c
sCHMiD'S BIRD STORE. ~ i2th St NV.
aul0-5s
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a PIANO FOR Y0U-FREE!
We viii loaa good square piano free for six
months - any enc Rho VIII pay o0st Of moving X
Nhs not gave your children : musical education !
Cali OF phone ii. ~.
+. G. Smith Piano Company,
10 Pa. Ave. Phone nj Ia
FOR SALE-HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO PICK
Gp a bargain II slightly fused upright piano
Choice Of q number OF higa-gIads makes such as
ateihWay knabe. SteE. SOse. Hartman Fischer
Gaber. &c at sIao. SIS. $780, SIl5 $50 $50. So
So, So and ~. Make your selection now. kasy
payments accepted. .. J. DeMOLL a 90. High
grade Pianos. lZl Q 81
BUY A MACHINE WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP.
No better bargains ever offered than these. Fine
Domestic. s.; New Home. $50 Wheeler 4 Wilson
s. sole agents for Davis vertical feed, the ma
ehiue flr eHhT0idgriLg. vel as plain sewing
DAVIS AGENCY. 9l3 9Th ST wv. PHONE
n NH augst
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DAILY COURT RECORD
fFriday. August 0. 1907

son H. Ralston and Z. Quincy Smith, 70 secure
Union Savings Bank. s20Cu, years. D peT cent
seni-annually lot %, square TO-
Square l2l7-Charles 7. GrGEeg ct ux. TO William
Montgomery and james :. RaebuTn. 10 secure
Masonic Mutual Relief Association, 500,
years. per cent, semi annually, part lot l9'
Square l3-sarah Z. Jones to Walter r. Wilcox and
George +. Hane. to secure Robert Page Burruss,
SlieO years. per cent. semisunually. part
original lot II.
Square lZZJ-John A. Kelly e. ux. TO J. Lcuis WI
ligs ard Ernest IT, Daniel. 10 secure Ray Hea-
cock. Shoes. year, per cent. semi-annuaiy
part lot 81
Chichester Grace B. Linger ct vir. Charles F.. 70
George O. Waison and Simon Bube 20 secure
Maurice OteFback. $500 / and ) years, > per
cent. enli-annually part.
Square 70 Mary D. Shipley 20 Charles F. Benjamin
and Roger T. Mitchell. 10 secure Perpetual
Building Association 81 600. lot c.
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Lawsuits.

No. 1920 Thomas Someufle Company vs.. Frank
S Cannody; account. Sl2.5L Plaintiffs attorney.
J. Dawson Williams
No. 1921 Same rs. John J. Mccain; account
Si3S.53 Plaintiffs attorney. J. Dawson Williams.
No. s5722 United States relatiCne Columbus 3.
Aubrey James r. Garfield. Secretary Of the IN.
terror; mandamuN Plaintiff attorneys. J. K. Jones
Happier & Aerilat. and Apple q Franklin
No 1913. United States Ulati0ne Calvin O.
Harris vs. same maudangs. same attorneys.
No s9l2f United States OK relauone Leouore
Green, mandamus same attorneys
No 1878 Randolph Beresford rs. Richard F.
Evans; Judgment Of r. #. Terrell. justice Of the
peace, for S2ls.lL Plaintiff attorney ]. A Bailey
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Naval Orders.

Capt J. &. BARTON, Commander J. L PUR-
CELL. Lieut. Commander J. L SLIGHT
Lieuts C. 7. BROWN and W. T. conn. Jr..
commissioned
Lieut. Commander P. Y OLMsTED. detached Al
bany. home.
Lieut. w. r CUSHNAN. orders 70 Chicago re-
voked; 70 Albany Is senior engineer officer.
Prof Mathematics A. y. SKINNER, to Naval OBJ
seTyatoTy.
Assistant Civil Engineers c. PAUL, G. S Bur-
REi.L, r. WHITMAN. c. A BOSTROM and
Z. II WAKEFIELD, appointed assistant civil
engineers in the navy from July 50 1907
Gable from commander in chief Pacific Fleet
Manila, August G;
Ensign r. W. KESSLER. detached Barry. to
Naval Hospital. Yokohama
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-SEyERAL BRIGHT SALEsLADIrs
in our housefuTnishins department. Apply TO W
n. BALDEkSION. Manager. Palais Royal A.
LISNER. erIa -
WANTED-WONAN FOR HGUSEWORK: Also
man. on suburban farm Apply ROOM Ill Treas.
Wy Department. a,ast
NANIED-FEMALE TELEPHONE OPERATOR
Apply THE RALEIGH sua9t
TEN WHITE MATTRESSES FOR SFASV0RF-
. per week; way paid FISHERS AGENCY
4le 10Th 81. NV s,,s a.
WANTED-THREE YOUNG LADY sTENOG-
graphers; give references. experience. and salary
expected. Address BOX 49, Herald Office. aEsst
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Robert E. Long g, and Agnes l. Parkhurst. 20
Rev. James -. Buhrer
George II. OFT. g. Of Hauisonburg. Va. and Ollie
Hasley. g, Of Tuscumbia, Ala. Rev. Edward 5.
Dunlop.
Harry E. Chandlee, O. and Mabel Hurst, .. Rev.
Robert NJ Moore.
COL0RED.
James A. Toler, q. and Clara o. BoWdWin "a
Rev. s. l. Corrothers
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE.

Cor 50 and d cts. nw. Well furnished ICONS and
apartments: private baths rates reasonable; trans
tents taken; 5oc up. jy6-tf
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LOST.

LosT-LIGHT LAPROBE. REWARD IF RE
TUNED to ~ 3 81 NV
LOST-THURSDAY. on STEAMER ST. JOINS
while at Colonial Beach, in ladies' toilet noon.
tVo riugs-one diamond and one pearl and ruby.
Return TO SIS Florida ave. NV. and receive reward.
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District Court.

In re extension Of alley IN block g. Columbia
Heights; order overriding exceptions and finally con
iuming verdict
In re extension Of Rhode Island avenue; order
ontnsling hearing.
In re opening q alley in block Z Meridian Hill
order denying petition q Edward A. Fay
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AUTOMOBILES,

FOR SALE.-A RAKE RARGAIN--PASSENGE
car, With top. lamps. and complete equipment:
new ur-s; never I'm. owner wants larger car Ap-
ply MOTOR CAR co. auaw
TIRE TROUBLES ENDED BY sWTNEHART
s1li cushioned tires Numerous city testimonials
save tine. save wouy; save money. JONES S, Co.
Agents. 6a16o4 + 81. uw. jvI9-f rn-l5-
FIRST-CLASS LOGAN AUTO DELIVERY CAR.
only used short tine; VIII sell very reasonable.
Address BOX 81. Huald Office au3tf
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Circuit Court No. L.

United States ex rel. Aubrey Harris Creep vs..
Secretary Of the Interior rule 70 show cause psti-
toners attorneys. Happier & Merillat. James X.
Jones. and Apple s. Franklin.
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United States Louise Fennimore and Albert
Curry robbery; bench warrant returned cepi and de-
PENDANTS committed 70 ;au
United States vs. Ira c. Mcclellan and Ralph
Rutter. manslaughter; bench warrants issued
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Enuifv Snifa

No. Z2sl Solomon Basey yS Charles scbafer
treasurer; % substitute trustee. Compliments 50
lcitoT, W p Williamson.
No. Z282 William Z. Mastin ct al vs.. George
town Gaslight Company; partition Complainant
solicitor. A. +. l. Leckie
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FOUND

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sBER-
bet, 7oc and &c per gal: large bricks in a box
DC DO not Judge our ice cream BY the price Try
it and you viii buy it. Phone NJ. s1. eo7 New
York ave nv. }vs4g
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COLLECTORS.

RENTS GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, ACCOUNTS
and al financial obligations collected or adjusted
privately. UNITED STATES COLLECTION RU-
REAJ, Wander Bldg as sth 81. auf-s9t
LAW AND COLLECTIoNS-WE DO GENERAL,
collecting Claims Of all kinds; no charge unless
successful. FULLER AGENCY. IL 18th S.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-STORE IN THE NEW CONGRESS
sional apartment house, lsf and East Capitol sts
vii be fitted Up drug store. with fixtures soda
fountain. and decoTations - suit tenant; excellent
stand: special inducements viii be made to desirable
party. THOMAS J. FISHER x CO.. Inc, Iaa 4
st. NV. iv2l-tf
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MALE HELP WANTED,

ANTED-EXPERIENCED CHINA PACKERS.
Apply 70 ". n. BALDERST0N. Manager, Palais
Royal A LISNER AMIDST
WANTED - FIRST-CLAss PAINTERS AND
electricians; Washington wages. Apply En-
PLOlMENT BUREAU. Employers Association
1855 6 81. uw. aul0-t
CLERK AND BOOKKEEPER EXAMINATIONS
this fan. Prepar. now at the DRILLERY. 100
New YORK ave ans NTH -l5t
WANTED-RELIABLE WHITE BOY. BETWEEN
IS and %. for dairy; no dramster CT cigarette
smoker need apply; coed wages and home for the
right boy. Address c. w. B., Box 49, Hyattsville
Nd. aulo4t
WANTED-CANVAssERS OR SOLICITORS TO
sell lewery for cash credit; regular salary and
percentage on sales. Apply CASTELBERG'S. SIS
Pa ave. nv. jes-tuiss-tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARPENTERS: $40
per day; S hours. Apply EMPLOYMENT BU-
RbAU. Employers Association, 1898 G ST. NV
au9-lwk
MANUFACTURING GOODS SALESMAN.
who IS well known among amateur athletes and
Sportsmtn. Address BOX l3j. Herald Office. aua3t
TEN COLORED WATERS FOR sEASH0RE:
3 per week; way paid; also hall boy. city.
FISHERS AGENCY, 4l9 10Th ST. NV aus-3t
WANTED-A BOY II REPAIR DEPARTMENT
Apply between and 10 and and s TIE
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., SO Ilth
81 pue-7t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

" B.-Fo-loging schedule figures published only As
information and not guaranteed
100 q m--Danville and way stations
$50 a. u--HaTTlsonDurg AID way stations.
go 2. m--Siecpers and coaches 20 Atlantis ard
New Orleans. s4seper 70 Columbus. Ga. Dining Car.
'uaJ a. m--Slespeu and coaches 70 Columbia.
saTanUah. ana jacksonville. Dining Car.
ti9l p m--hal1isouburg and way stations.
80 D. m--Char.OttesEllle. NaTeut04 and Hsy
stations Strasburg week days
'0:5 ?. m.-sleepers and coaches to Atlanta. Sun.
SCI Route Tourist Sleeper Francisco tri-Eeekiy
SO ,. m--SicepcTs and coaches 10 Charlotte. Co
lumbla, and Augusta. Dining Car.
'lg.5 ?. m--SleepeTs snd caches via LyuChburg
and Bristol TO Chattanooga. Memphis and NsW Or
leans Dining Car.
II % ,. m--New YoTk and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 70 Asheylle. Atlanta Birmingham
and Nea Orleans Ciu0 aud Observation Cars DE-
iDg Car.
Note--Daily. WEEK days
Through trains from the South auiTe Washington
IS s.H. and sas 3. n; 49, SIS SIS, u -. and
ii ~ p. L. daily Local tIalns irem Harrls0nbarg
lZ19 T. n. week days. and 80 ?. Il. daily. froIa
Charlottesville, { 10 a. II daily.
tTeque2t trains " and nom Bluenont
Ticket Ones, -.5 18th St, 81 Ia ave, and
PeIInsy lIaula Station
c. II. ACKERr. s.H HARDwICK
v. 2 q Gen Mgr Pass. Traf. 8igr.
". II. TAYL0E. c. ?. A. L 5. BROWN. q. A.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BOARDERS: HOME COMFORTS.
good table. near steam and electric cars. MRS.
DE MORGAN. Central ave-. Berwyu. Nd au9-tT
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., NOW LOCATED
at s5 New YORK ave /; large padded vars 81 loss !.
2hoTse wagon, IS load mbJT-sod,s
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PERSONAL,

WHO STARTS THE TOOTHBRUSH AND TIE
comb! We remove The cause by paying standard
cash value fw mems discarded wearing apparel
hats. shirts. shoes Dup Us card 70 call
JUsTHs OLD STAND go d.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments ladies OK gents, send postal: viii cali
I. TAhShES lis 9TH 81. ~. Phone North 4g0
|, SuPerhUOus Hair. Warts, MOIes,
BrthmaTks, tlacLhcads and al facial bIsmshes
permanently removed by eectrolysis Lady operator
Room 6. Aietzerott Bldg. ul9 s. NV. au6-30t
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BnnkruptcY Court.


JUSTICE BARNARD.
In II. Safranek & Bro. order extending time
10 file answer TO amended petition.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FIVE ROOMS. BATH: HOT-WATER HEAT:
g. n. L within one 54ock a. two car lines. $50 90
OWNER. $40 18Th e. uw. Reference exchanged.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation Ia the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
mcnts.
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BICYCLES.

BEST PUNCTUREPROOF TIRES, a-B. PUT
lui guaranteed 20 equal against puilcfGres. some
choice seconds, SIS; made to selI fer $3.50 and s.
IS frSts, trial guarantee JONES RUBBER TIRE
WORKS 6o2f1s + 81 sulgs n, ,rl5+
JONES SOLID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIRES
VIII end your tire trouble; wear s 10 years: var
rsntsd not % loosen or come OF; Gully S295 arulisd
tl-e4s + r. Ul3-l7tsm.tuR
oNE YALE. TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used; cheap at HAZLETON's, i2-lgI Ioth a,
Nv. my5tf
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, holding PROBATE Court. No. 1865. Ad-
minstratlon This is To give notice that the sub
scrIber Of the District Of Columbia has Obtained
iron the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters tesJamentsry TIE estate Of Michael Burke
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased An per
having claims sgainst the deceased are hers b.
warned % exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated. to the subscriber on
or before the ID DAY OF AUGUST. A. ID. 1908
otherwise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of SAID estate Given under my hand this
q day Of August. 1907. MARY X CLARKE eQ
UrshuT street northwest. Attest: tSeall JANIS
TANNER Register Of Wills for the District of Co
lumbia Clerk Of the Probate Ccurt A. Z SHOE
AAhER. Attorney au3.I9,E
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
lumbia, holding a Probate Court W Iss5s Ad-
miuistTation-T Is 20 give notice that the sub
sCTi0er. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from The Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration {. d. en- the estate OF
Robert A Marmion. late Of the District Of Comm
ha deceased. All persons having claims aea;nst the
deceased are hereby warned % exhibit The ssraa
With The vouchers theruf. legally authenticated 10
the subscriber on OF before the 18TH DAY or
JULY. A. ID. 1893; otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate Siren rn.
der ms hand this 18th day Of July, 1907. BEATRICE
PAUL MARAilON. l708 18th 81. nv. Attest: tSsaLl
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court PAUL,
f. JOHNSON, Attorney. jy27, aus.l0
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.


SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY Z, 1871.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS.
GoiDg-s.5 and uo0 q Il. 20. 5:ia. rs. add
s;i5 p IL
Beturung-s.0 q. "a. Hss. 81. go. go. and
lsav ?. N.
SATURDAYS.
Goins-9-5 and u@ q. n. 20. 500. $40. rs.
and 9.35 p n
RetuEnins-s:5o a. n. l2.s. 20. ga. sso. sS.
AID . ~ 2. IL
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Goiac-9.5 and 100 a IL. 90. 90. 40, Us.
and s:5 p. II.
Returrine-7so a r.. l2,s. 2lo ga. $50 SO.
and 1873 p. Il.
Going. al trains leave District Line Station.
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager.
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STORAGE,
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS N. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and haigdTesser. shampOoing, manicuriug, chirsp-
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done At
hotels and residences. Phone Main 655 gs q
st fe2AH
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; no EXTRACTING;
no pain; lick. feel. Rct. and last longer that natn-
raj teeth. shlunken faces made normal painless n,l-
ing Dr.. ]. l. WILSON, lbs ST NV, my2s-u
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DENTAL wORK.

Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. g up. Gold FIJI
inss. s. Up; Silver Filings. 0c- Work guaranteed.
No pain. 0R. GEO. l. EDMONDs. SO 4 st. ns,
sal0-tf
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Marine COrns

First Lieut. HENRY D, F. LONG. from Cam.
Elliott. Panama 10 Washington
Capt. JAMES C. BRECKENRIDGE. from head.
quarters 20 charge recruiting district Of Northern
Ohio
First Lieut.. ALBERT HAMILTON, from recruit.
ing district Of Northern Ohio 20 First Brigade
Manila
First Lieut. JOHN NEWTON. from AIaabma 70
Marine Barracks, Washington.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported to the Bu-
Teau Of Navigation.
Arfyed-August s. Louisiana at North River: Prni-
RE at Boston: Stewart at Newport; Wolverine az
Mackinac Island. August 9. Raleigh and Cinein-
natl at Yokohama
sailed-August = Alexander from Cavite for Yoko-
hama august s. Louisiana from navy yard New
York. for North River. Yankton from Rocklaud
Ne. for Hampton Roads; Dolphin from Glouces-
ter, Mass. for New London: Kearsafge from
LsaEue Isand for Newport; Nero from Newport
News Tor Bradford.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

ALL KINDS OF SECONDHAND GOODS
baaght-FuTniture. ladies ard gentleIBen's cloth
ing. stoves, tools, watches. diamonds 4. N
WELLS 1916 lilA 81 nv Phone y. 54ss iy24Slt
HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE BY An
expert at moderate cost. BOX $. Herald once.
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WALL PAPER,

ROOMS PAPERED. s. UP; SAMPLES
brought latest spring designs; painting. LIZ
PREFIX 1901 9th St Phone n. s4slm- ials-u
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANOTHER LOT OF SQUARE
PIANOS AND ORGANS TO CLOSE
OUT AT AUCTION PRICES. THE
BIGGEST BARGAINS OF THE
SEASON.
Square pianos Stirn, $50; Haines * Bro. $3.50
Gilbert Sll Chekering. $3.50; Miller, $40: Halle;
q Davis S37 Meyer. $50; Smithsonian, $50
RosgTanz. Sls50: SIein $50; Nuns & Clark. S5i
Nalser sl5: Hickey, 81; schoemacker, 81; Hews.
$3.50; Brown x Allen. 81; Clustering $3.50
EOse, E3.
Organs ct auction prices-smith American. SIS
PelCubet. 2 stops, 81 Shoninser stops. Sd
Estly. G stops ST.
About fifteen other organs at equally low prices
+. 6. SMITH PIANO Co..
iZ5 Pa. ave. Phone n 7i7.
AUST
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
SITUATIONS WANTED,
MALE.

ACTIVE NAN WANTS WORK: HANDY WITH
horses; reliable. Address BOX lsi. He-ald ofsrs
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
HOUSES WANTED,

TO SUPPLY SEPTEMBER ORDERS. SEVERAL
small houses 70 rent Phone a. 1873 b. H
JOHNSON CO. Gil Eth ST. NV. aus-tf
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SALOON; DOWNTOWN; DAILY RECEIPTS. So
great bargain, easy terms: price, S4,5o9
VERY CHEAP-GROCERY. CONFECTIONERY
and Ice Cream Store. Price, Sloa. D. C. BUsI-
NESS BROKERS. e.! 18th st h2s-a
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
OFFICES FOR BENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1919 G ST. NV; RENO
vated throughout; spacious new elevator; steam
heat unexcelled iGuitor seyrics; excellent ofaee
rooms on fourth floor. VISIT
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
BOARDERS WANTED,

BOARD FOR MARRIED COUPLE WITH PR
vate family o. refinement state terms; referscces
exchanged. Address BOX l56. Herald Office aui0s.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
APARTMENTS WANTED,

FIVE OR SIX ROOM APARTMENT NEAR
Treasury Buildins children references. address
J. b. ~. Herald 0alce. au93t
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-31
FreeI Freel

With every Mans Suit
bought during this Sale we
will CIV a good Hat or pair
of Sh '=S tree.
With IA $1,000 or 1880 suit
goes d 50 90 hat or $50 shoe.
With Il $500 or 1880 suit
goes a 81 so bat or 800 shoe.
Win N $500 or 5000 suit
goes a $500 hat or $50 shoe.
Your choice is not restrict
ed; any hat, suit or pair OF
shoes in the house for you to
pick from
This offer in force only dur
ing this Sale.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-01-31
Uncle 81 Iiaskins.

@. S Primrose presentsed
"Uncie ST Haskius' at thr
opera house Monday night 10 {;
full house. 1t was one Of tie
very hest plays produced here
IN Il long time
The speciaIties We're except.
onallv good. including the im'.
lauun of birds and animals,
which was the hest ever heard
in these parts-Mt. Sterling, Ill,
Republican, April, 5th, 1906
Will appear It the Opera
House Thursday, FEB, Z
Monday lndge William B
Drescher uj Marion county NOV.
I'd TO tins cjry and now occu-
pes The cottage al the corner
Of Locust amt Charles He and
his estimluIr wife are we.
known and we'll ike in this cl,N
G.. WI4r3 81 Lorraine. ia,
81 pped V. G Spa'diug q fec.
tuX hUund.
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