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committees in charge OF the ball are COM
posed OF competent corps OF well-kuown
ladies and gentlemen.
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President Mauck Of Hillsdale College
and his daughter. Miss Ruth Mauck ar
rived here on Thursday and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius F. Gridley.
After their visit here they will attend the
jamestown exposition before returning to
their home in Hillsdale, Mich.
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Organic
Heart Trouble

Il was a very sick woman. The
best physicians gave me up to die.
| had organic heart trouble. | was
troubled with shortness of breath,
and could not walk any distance
at all. Those awful fits of cough
ing were something dreadful. I
learned of DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure, which l tried with the most
favorable results. | have now
taken five bottles and am on the
sixth, so you see | did not die after
all MRS. GEO. WILLIS, .342
Indiana ST., Albany, Ore.
If first bottle fails to benefit money back
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MR.. 4. L. HARRISON AND MISS
WINGERT MARRIED.
Other Happenings Of Interest to
Many Families-Timely
Personal Notes.

Miss Jessie Barclay Wingert OF Millers-
town, Pa. and Mr.. Roland Lee Harrison
of this city We're married Thursday. No
vember a, at high noon at the bride 5
home, which was attractively decorated
with laurel and chrysanthemums The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
Beard pastor of the NJ. Z. Church. Lit
tie Miss Frances Snyder, aged three,
niece of the bride, was flower girl. and
preceded the bridal couple carrying a
large basket of flowers. Mrs. John Win
CERT of Blairsville. Pa, acted as matron
of honor. and Miss Jeane Stayley of Liv-
erpool, Pa, and Miss Maude Albright OF
Lock Haven, Pa, were bridesmaids. Mr..
Ferguson Harrison, brother of the groom
was best man. After congratulations OF
the many friends and guests and de
lightful luncheon, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
left for a trip south. Mr.. Harrison is d
member of the United States geological
survey. and will be stationed at SAILS
bury, N. c., for several months. The
couple will later return to Washington,
d. c., where they will make their home.
DR.. c. L. Anderson was called to Sprine-
field. Mass, Wednesday by the death of
his sister, following an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Girouard an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Eugene Caroline, to Mr.. Adelbert Bax-
ter SmonS, Thursday, November IA, al
Baltimore, Md. A rec pton in honor OF
the couple will be held Tuesday evening
November &c. 8 to 10. at lis 10th street
northeast, Mr.. and Mrs Simons vii,
be at home after December Il, at 100 7ttl
street Southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald James Kensla
fave returned from an extended north
IN trip and will be pleased to see their
friends at the Mississippi.
Mrs. Darling of 1907 street northwest.
who has been in Virginia since the open
nS Of the exposition. returned yesterday
rom Williamsburg, for the winter. She
will. as usual. be at home informally OF
Fridays. but will make no visits tins
season.
Mr.. Francis A. Adams of the New York
Commercial, nephew of Mrs. Darling, who
last week, with his bride, visited the ex-
position, will soon visit Washington. Mrs.
Adams is a granddaughter of the late
Mayor Wynne Of Richmond, but has lived
much 'in Europe.
Glass No. of the F. M. P. Sunday
school was entertained last Tuesday by
is teacher, Miss Daisy Carter. Gam =
were INDUCED in, and instrumental and
vocal music was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Charles America. Misses l. Crowther,
N Crowther, B. Lewis, E. Nasto, E. Pet
tite s. Shelton, J. Dixon, Sadie Kulms and
d. Carter; Messrs. T. William, E. WI
iams, o. America, c. Frye, L. America
and ]. Hardesty.
Mrs H. Altstaedter of New York is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Henry Peyser. 1foS
Sth street northwest.
Miss Mary E. McCeney will return TO
the city November 10 and has taken a
suite at the Arlington Hotel for the win
ter.
IC,;t hot,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. NJ. Howard are
now located in new home, 1917 F street
northwest.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Faith and their
infant son of Hancock, Md. who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. Samuel
Gaskns for several weeks, have returned
home.
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Mrs. Joseph Henry Wood, formerly
Miss Inez NJ. Howard. has returned to
her home, 1917 F street northwest.
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Mrs. Richard Sylvester and Miss Laura
Sylvester went to Annapolis TO-DAY to
attend the foot ball game this afternoon
and the hop tonight.
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Mr.. Francis A Adams of the New York
Commercial, nephew of Mrs. Darling, who
asst week with his BRIDE visited the ex-
position will soon visit Washington. Mrs.
ADAMS is a granddaughter of the late
Mayor Wynne Of Richmond, but has lived
much in EurOpe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-16

Miss Mary E. McCeney will return TO
the city November 10 and has taken
suite at the Arlington Hotel for the win
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DIED.

CAnY. Suddenly. November II. 1907. AZ
pm. PATRICK w. CADl, beloved husband
II Mary Cady tnee Clancy.
Funeral from HAS 23d street northwest az : 10
Monday, November Is, thence 10 st stephens
Church, where mass will be said at - orlork.
lHermcnt at Holy Rood cemetery. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
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Mrs. Edward Smell Smith will be at
home at the Marlborough the last two
Mondays in November and the first two
Mondays in December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-16

Mrs H. Altstaedter of New York is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Henry Peyser. 1foS
Sth street northwest.
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Mrs. Darling of 1907 n street northwest.
who has been in Virginia since the open
ng of the exposition. returned yesterday
from Williamsburg, for the winter. She
will. as usual. be at home informally OF
Fridays. but will make no visits this
sea
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. E--Foll0Tlng schedule figures published only as
information and are not Euarautaed-
= go O.. m.-DauyiIle and way Astatiaus.
80 O. m.-Hsrris0nblTE and Way stations
r2d5 a. m--Sleeuers ard egaChes 90 Atlanta and
New Orleans Dining Car
-Il00 a. m.-Slecptrs and cusChes 20 Columbia,
Savannah, and Jacksonville Dining Car
80 D. m--SleCIeTs and coaches r0 Atlanta and
Columbus ga. sunse, Route Tourist Sleeper TO
San Francisco tri-EeeElr.
f4Jl D. m---HaTTIshUTZ and way stations
sl-55 T. m.-Chario-JesTille, WauouJ0a. and way
stations.
f6:L5 p. m.-Sogthern's Palm Limited. Solid Pail
man 90 Aiken Augusta. Savannah. JACKSONVILLE. and
s.. Augustine Sleeper b.-weekIy 10 Charleston.
Dining Car
$50 D. m.-SIsepers and coaches % Charlotte Co
lumliE. and Augusta. 5leapeTs weekdays Do Pine
hurst. Dining Car.
'l0I5 D. m--Sl,e0ers and coaches 'via Lgnclb1rs
and Bristol 20 ChallauoCga, Memphis, and NeV
Orleans Dining Car.
II 90 D. m.-New York and View orleans Limited.
solid Pullman 20 Ashevile. Atlanta. i;IrEl-. ann.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars Dia-
ing Car.
N0te-'Daily. weekdays
rs s.45 and sa55 a. ia, 2s1. So $40, u-l. and
1856 D. ~. daiIy, and l),l5 o. IN. eZeIt Mondays
Local trains from HarTisonhur-. ll55 O.. m. week
days and s15 o. m- daily; from Charlottesville, SIC
"a. 81. dailg.
Frequent trains 10 and from Blu5m7ut.
Ticket Offices. 705 18th ST. 81 Pa Ave. and
Pennsylvania Station
C. II. ACKEKT. 5. II. HABDwICR.
Y. 7. d Gen. 9IEr. Pass Traf. Mgr
W Il. TATLOE. l. $. BROWN
Gsn. Pass. Asr. GeHl Ast.
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PROPOSALS.,

OFFICE OF THE BUILDING COMMIT
zee, L. ;. department of Agriculture.
Washington, ID. c.. Jan. 81 lg57.-SeaIed
proposals viii be received at this Office
untll Z o clock p. m on the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1907. and then opened for the
power plant equipment of the new build
mss FOR the United States Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. c.. in ac-
cordance with the drawings and specifica-
tons. copies of which may be obtained at
the Office of the Building Committee
United states Department of Agriculture
All applications must be accompanied bv
certified check for slice. made payable 10
the Dlsburslng Clerk of the Department
OF Agriculture, which checks will be re-
tanned until the return of the drawings
and specifications. 3. T. GALLOWAY.
chairman. fel,2,1S, l9ma7.S
OFFICE OF THE BUILDING COMMIT
tee. L ) Department of Agriculture
Washington, -. G., January 81. 1907
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until , O'Clock p. m. on the 18TH
DAY OF MARCH, 1901 and then opened
for the construction OF the Power House
for the United States Department of Ag-
ricultuTe, Washington, ID. c.. in accord
ance with the drawings and specifications
copies Of which may be obtained at the
Office of the Building Committee. Unit d
States Department of Agriculture al
applications must be accompanied by
certified check for SIS. made payable to
the Discussing Clerk of the Department
Of Agriculture. which checks viii be re-
tanned until the return of the drawings
and specifications. B. T. GALLOWAY
Chairman. ja3lfe1 2, 1Sl9 ma7,S
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Two interesting disclosures in local the
atrilcal affairs were made yesterday. one
is that Fred @. Berger. now managing Mr.,
Kyrle Bellew for Klaw q Granger, viii
become the manager of the Columbia
Theater in June. 1905 on the expiration of
The present lease of Luckett & Dwyer; the
second that the latter are to have built
for them in Washington a new theater OF
large seating capacity, with the most
modern equipment and of the most eXpen-
sive construction. Joseph Luckett said
last night that the site for the new house
had already been secured, and he would
be ready to announce its location in d few
days.
An the preliminary arrangements for
the erection of the house have been
made, " said Mr.. Luckett, and the prepa-
ration of the plans will soon begin. 1t viii
be a playhouse presenting the highest
class Of attractions exclusively and in eX-
ternal design and internal arrangements
and finish viii be in every way worthy of
the capital Of the country It's seating ca
pacity viii be perhaps larger than any or
the present first-class houses here, and
its stage will be so spacious that the most
elaborate and pTetentious scenic produc-
tons, including grand opera, can be
handled on it with ease. The house VIII
be centrally located, and 1t viii, II present
plans are carried out, be enthusiastically
distinct addition 10 the fine buildings OF
the Capital"
Mr. Berger said that his plans for the
Columbia. when he succeeded to its man
agement, have not been worked out in
detail, as it is long time off before he
VIII re-entcr the managerial neld IN
Washington. Tt is already decided, how
ever, that the Columbia Will be practically
reconstructed during the summer of 1905.
Il win be made thoroughly modern and
up-tO-date in every particular and Mr.
Berger has no doubt it viii continue un-
place for the best people of Washington.
He has not yet decided just what his
managerial policy will be. He did say,
though, that the Columbia will continue
10 be run as a first-claSs house. He said
there was ample capital behind his ven
tUre. As Mr.. Berger is now connected
with the big firm of Klaw & Erlangcr
under whose direction the tour OF Mr..
Bellew and Miss Ward is being conducted
II seems probable that Mr.. Berger Will
as manager of the Columbia, work in con-
nection with that firm.
Mr.. Berger considers Washington his
home as he has lived here most of the
time for fifteen years. For four years he
was the manager of the Lafayette. now
the Belasc0 Theater. This was from 1900
TO 1904 Previously 20 that time he was
the manager of Sol Smith Russell who
was a relative Of Mr.. Berger by marriage
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HELP WANTED,

WANTED NIGHT ENGINEER 2D
or 81 class license; S35: other male help; waitress.
nurse. clambemaids, cooks. good wages FL.
REkA dll y. Y. ave.
WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
piers and typeWTiteTs exceeds the supply. course
at cur school requires from % to % days. Special
afternoon sessions for government employees StESO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. Sl53ls Colorado Bldg.
ocS-u
THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEPENDS
largely on the class Of help you employ. Get the
best statesmen OF salesladies In Washington b. sd-
vertising in The Herald Ory - wora for one
time. Phone main $3.50
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COUPLE HIT BY A CAR.
MIR. and Mrs. 4. Clark Patterson Mar
rOVvIy Escape Death.

Mr.. and Mrs a. Clark Patterson mad a
narrow escape from death last night
when heavy Mount Pleasant car. run
ming at high speed, struck them as they
were crossing the track at Florida avenue
and r street. They had alghted from a
north-bound car, and were on the way to
their apartment in the Decatur. An UNI
brella carried by Mr.. Patterson prevent
ed him from seeing the car until il was
almost upon him, and it was only his
Cuickness in pushing his wife aside that
saved her life. The car struck them a
Elaucing blow and knocked them both 20
the ground. Mr.. PatteTsOn's wrists were
broken and his wife's arm was fractured,
in addition 10 her head being badly
bruised. Although the Emergency ambu-
lance was summoned, they refused TO go
10 the hospital, and were sent TO the De
catur in a carriage. The car was in
charge of Mot0rman J. W. Ecken and
Conductor Cook. 10 whom no blame for
the accident is attached. The couple were
resting easily late last night, although
Mrs Patterson suffered a severe nervous
shock
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SPLENDID COL
cred maid lpeTscaal. house. office. OF dental par
lori h0usaEau driver. cieyatcman. porter, recon-
mendations EUREKA, 1911 y. Y. ave.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOX A GOOD SITUA-
tonl II place a small ad under tins heading.
state your qualifications. and you VIII reach the
best employers IN Washington-peope who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only lc q word Tor
one time. Phone main $500. #
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Herald Branch Offices
Want ads for the Herald may be
left at any Of the following branch
offices, and will be promptly for
warded to the main office;

GOLDENBERG Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY Cor. 7th st., R. /. ave,
and Il s. NV.
CYCLE COMPANY 9TH and L SITS. NV
DOM & SANFORD's PHARMACY, Cor. n Y.
ave and North Capitol st. NV
JOHNSTON's PHARMACY, I22I y J. ave. ms.
5 KAHN. SONS & co. Information Bureau.
CHAS j. FUHRAIANN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol SITS
f. 2. WELLER'S PHARMACY. 1854 " ST. NV
ATKTNSON'S PHARMACY. 18th and G SITS NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and q sts NV.
NELSON'S PHARMACY, Isl ard G SITS. NV.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY, 18th and PARK sts nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mt. Pleasant and nv
ing sts.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE, 18th and 2 sts NV.
TAYLOR 5 PHARMACY. 9th and z sts NV.
KENER'S PHARMACY 9th and SITS. nv.
AicCHESNEY & JOACHIM. I'd and SITS ne.
ALEXANDRIA,
SHERWOOD'S corner Prince and Royal sts
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Indian senator Assigned.

Mr.. Curtis, the new Senator from KAN
sas. was made chairman OF the Senate
Standing Committee on Indian Depreda-
tons yesterday. Mr.. Burkett was made
chairman of the Committee on Pacific
Railroads.
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Money Loaned Salaried People

And others. without security; easy payments Offices
in 6 principal cities saws yourself money hy getjlas
my terms frst, y. j. TOLMAN. Room 10. s5s I5ta
St uw. noIstf
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING THE RESULTS WORD
RAILROADS.,
CHESAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY

Schedule IN effect November = 1895
go p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
doys-siops e principal points IN Virginia. VestibHs
train standard coaches psror ear % Clifton Forge,
with connection for Virginia Hot Spring. Pullman
SleeIeB Clifton Forge 20 Louisville Cincinnati. In
dianap.olis. s. Louis. and Chieaso: SuHet service
from GoFdonsyiile.
80 p. M-NEW c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast Eestibule train stops only az G0rdoHsye.
Charlottesville StauIt0a, Clifton Forge and Coyng-
ton. Va. ROnceFerle and Hinton. ". Va. Pullman
seepcrs 10 Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian
spolis, 81. Louis. and Chicago Dining cars a IA
carte service. One night ont.
H:I0 7. NJ. 7. y LIMITED. Daily-Solid
vestibe train. Pullman sleeIers TO Cincinnati. Lex
ingou, ard Iouisslfie Compartment sleeping car to
Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars a "a
carte ssrice sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago and
ST. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville AM
Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5l3 Peuusyy aHa avenue; 69 lith street. near
F. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania x. K. Cab Service and Main I1s5
for G. < o. Ticket Office.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A GIRL To DO GENERAL. HOUSE
work ia family Of adults. Can after BE- H.,
5l2l 18th s. nU. lgI-9t
WANTED nNIEDIATELY FIRST CLASS col
orod chsmbermai1 and waitress Apply az
APARTMENT co., The Al5smarbe, 7 and 18th SIS
uw. ja3l3t
WANTED-COLURED WOMAN COOK AND
second girl for excellent family; no laundry. Call
at llA 18th st., CABANLSS AGENCY. 5a5l-5t
WANTED-WO2IAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. cook, wash. and irOui wages Sl2- Apply 1855
; ST. nw. 5l3i-2t
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED STENGGRAPH-
or and general office assistant good lludeur;
good at figures mercantile experience prgtlucd. Adj
dress BOX 81. Herald Office. i13I-tf
WANTED-YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
salar, s. pr week 70 begin. Address PEI;AIA-
NENT, Herald Office. 830-5t
WANTED THREE SEAAiSTRESsES. HBIEDI-
ately. Come prepared to w0TE. 5l3 9Th ST. DIV.
5a50-5t
WANTED-YOUNG LADIES To LEARN PAPER
box making; well paid while learning CAPITAL
PAPER BON Co. s. To 81 Hanover place NV.
jaZI4I
ANTED-EXPERIENCED CLOAK. SUIT. AND
waist saieswcmen; only those With refs. az 20
character, ability, &c., neeC apply. Address BOX
49, Herald Office. jalf
IF YOU WANT A GOOD INTELLIGENT. AND
conscientious girl for houseworE. insert small
Cd uuaer this heading In The Herald and you viii
quickly secure the right Kind Of helper. Only lc a
word for one time. Phone main $500 Il
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WANTED-ONE FIRST-CLASs ELECTRICAL
craftsman and one drstcIass structural steel work
craftsman. Navy Yard Washington. d. e. fel.s
WANTED-A MILK WAGON DRIVER 8PPLY.
with reference. GA 81 ms. tci-5t
WANTED GOOD. ENERGETIC AGENTS: GOOD
proposition for hus;lers; sick accident, and death
insurance. Apply PROVIDENT RELIEF ASsO-
CITATION. y. j. ave. and O. 81. MS. laZ2eod.7t
WANTED ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INsUR-
ance solicitors; good proposition; prospects fur
uishUd. Eu0d opening for with industrial expert
cuce Address INSURANCE, Herald Office.
ia24-7te1d
WANTED-ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSUR-
ance solicitors, good proposition. prospect fur
usbed, good opening fuT with industrial expert
enCs. Address INSURANCE. Herald Office.
a247teud
WANTED-BOYs TO SELL THE WASHINGTON
Herald. Apply every morning. CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT. Washington Herald. "a 18th 81.
NV. u
THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF HELP. But IF
y0u want the best help for any Business. you viii
secure II by placing a small al IN The Herald.
One cent a word for one time. Phone main SEA. Il
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS,

hair. BlRTHNiABKS. MOLES. &c.. REMOVED
by electric needle: guaranteed permanent and PAIN
less; no scars; absolute pTiyECy. references iT0m
fCTuer patients; apparently hopeless cases solicited.
Consultation free. Electricity Is the only ueIma-
nent cure Tor supa1.u0us hair. BOX p. Herald.
js6-30t
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresser shampooiug manic1riug, chir0p-
odr, facial and scalp treatment Work done AZ
hotels and residences. Phone main $50. 9Ii q
81 NV iafI-Im
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DOGS, CATS, BlRGS, ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS. SINGING Ca
uaries. breeding cages parrots. dogs. cats. plant
food, goidhshes. goats, rabbits. guinea pigs. Sc.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. IL I'm 81. de27-u
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Nationai AutOmOhiles
SEC0Nn.HAND AUTOM0RILES.
AUTOMOBILES.

BE Up TO DATE-I HAVE SEVERAL AUTO
mobile delivery wagons that 7 wil hire cheap by
the day. week month ESCHINGEK'S GA
RAGE rear us 18th NV. Phone n 65H ja29tf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR S75.
S. 4. HINES.
undnrtaker and Enbaln.

Undertaken and Embalmer.
I7l5 18th St Telephone North 1898.
! Hardwood. Cloth-coFered CaskCt. Outside Case,
! Grave and opening same. ! Hearse. Cauiages.
Embalming Everything good. and services aIss
class. Use OF Funeral Parior free Burial Lets ic9
sale easy payments. All knts Of MetaIlis Csskess
"a hand Tor shipping. Established ls.L
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IYPEWRITERS,
INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing them; must
be seven years old; no industrial policies. THE
ia3S
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CLEANING AND DYEING.

FRENCH CLEANING AND DYEING; FIRST.
class work. les 18th st. NV. Phone north 53S5.
ia2439t
REMEMBER THERE IS ONE CLOTHES DOC
ter at l755 Pa. ave NV. and he is the only clothes
doctor M Washington 'PhCue Main l3s9. de2s-tf
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81 NInn- NIRCINI,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,

VALUABLE LOTS IN ONE OF THE MOST AT
tIactiTe Subdivisions near Washington; within 80
MINUTES u Var Department. Address BOX 50.
Herald Office. f,sI-t
The Washington herald., 1907-02-01

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding a Probate Court No lIl55.
Adminstratioa-This Is to give notice that the sub
scriber, Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from The Probate Court Of the District OK Columbia
letters Of administration on the estate # William
". Tucker. late Of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same With
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated 20 the
subscriber, on or before the 9TH DAY OF JAM
AIRY, 4. ID. 1893; otherwise they may hy law De
excluded from all benefit Of said estate Given un-
der my hand this 9ith day Of January 1907
ANNIE I. STEELE, 1870 X street southeast.
Attest: tSeaLl JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court COLDREN X FLEMING, Attorneys
Jas febIs
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAK-
pets, stoves. bic-s-brac, ana all kinds Of bo "a.
bold goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP. ian
and SIS. Phone \. 1913 FormerIy 9Th and u
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PLAN A new THEATER
Luckett and Dwyer Complete
Arrangements.
NEW MANAGER FOR COLUMBIA

Fred G. Berger viii Assume super
vision of the 4 nusement Place
June, 1905. After RemOdeIing 1t.
Present Managerial Firm Has Sc
cured Site for Proposed Structure.
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DENTAL WORK.
STORAGE,

&c PER LOAD FOR STORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
you money on hauling, packing and shipping Get
our price before you decide. Gail OF phone Main
l25i Il. BAUM 4 son. 9l2 Pa. are. rw. de2s-tf
STORE YOUR FURNITURE PIANOS. So. AT
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