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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TRES. AL MAkEN.
CTicorn. Hartford. Hester. ard cushion tir-s
E1a-snteed fo- ooe year Expert hlc-cs repair DE-
psrtzent. c. VERNON HALL 81 s. "a
suE2- sot-eoS
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TO THE LADIES.
PIANO INSTRUCTION..

1-gs KATE FEBGUSONiS STUDIO
IDS sE St -E 1irs- FerTaso1 s ozs q rs stls-t
teachers z technique IN Washington Ser forr5s
tlen ycEk is q ths a3est- ss<.ss-S
Miss Katherine Gersei,
x N 81 ~ 'Phors \. SssSz.
zSu
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CARPENTER AND BUIDER.

ARCHITECT. CARPENTER. AND BUILDER
ioohing promptly executed az short rotice. d.so
postal: vi3i cal. estimates checrfcIly riysn. y a
GOODWIN - s. ~ f-es9s< So
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COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER

BROMIDE BSL4RGING. Blue AND BLACK
non patent pyIuts; drawings ard Izutsr1 slides,
eoumeTcisl photoS-apber
8 4 FABSHAAI Gs s. NJ
=eso90t mz<
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When you have lost OF found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 The WASH
iagtoa Herald. and bill VIII be sent YOU
at cent q word.
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FOR RENT-oFFICFS.
FOR RENT-SHOP.

FOR REST-BRICk SHOP. WATER 81
GeorEesovn; z5E55; s.. AvDiy IS Is-h s. Nv
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T BUY NEW ONES. BRING Tgv an
umbrellas % u.s. zszo then a. coed a No.: 81
umbrella for S. II 4. PHILPITT. 81 ; s. -.
ecSStn,z.s
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EXCELLENT APARTMENT. WELL SITUATED
n no--1ucst. relt E0D ~ yolr; trust. S5.000.
a. u ~ ceuI- PTicc. UCBO
W. 2. Lockwood. SIS 10th nv.
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WANTED-ROoMS.

We HAVE Parties SEEKING ROOMS; PER7
hzDs yOrs Eouid suit then WASH. NFOR3IA-
TON AND LISTING Be-. Go ". L & 7. Bldz.
ssh ard +
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REFRIGERATORS & ICEBOxES.

HecR4Y MODERN REFRIGERAToRs AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE TIE BEST MADE.
NELSON REFREGERAToR CO..
a. ST y. y. dsIAtu = 81
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FARMS

FOR RENT-FARN OF ABOUT s. ACRrs
within niles q Washington: ven Eate--d; horss
q % rous; Necessary outbuidizss. 5. D. ADD
son. SIS 18th 81 is1s-7t
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Navy Orders


Cssie Ron Rear Admiral C. g. HARBE3. z. $
y coTnrands- Third Squadron. { s. P1-t5c Set
MANILA ?. /. Jz11aTy T. I8.
Commander 2. c. GEARING. dsacssd eusy uzrzI
station, OAo1g1po. P. L. % hozs.
surgeon g ? kINDLEBERGER, 6stzched d.
naTy station. CaTits. P. L. 70 du1y ra=y yz-d..
Ns-e Island Cal
Cs1nzzuder .. y. ORCHARD. dszoasd d4tT rzvzF
s;stioa- Cz<ite, p +, 70 saaz ssTsl sszsioo.
Olo1Epo. p L
Lss1t- 2 q. CAMPBELL. ds-achsa dry C.zrl-s-
ton 70 -hs naval E-z-i0u. CzEire. P /
3idshiTra11 J. S. EVANS. attached duty Rst15o-s
q Charleston.
Assistant Surgeon G 3. TRIBE. ds.sehsa dzz Re.
LEI 70 tenporz-y duty nzEsl seztto1. Oioozoo,
PL
ne following 3 Hst Of n-zdshir-sn p-cz-S.pd "a
TIE srsde q e1siCn u tie { S navy r 2.
Frellse1. ! 3 Howell. q n Beuss D 2
Cummings. & 7 Dvsr r " Elilns.. z. HHI.
z. T. Jchrsor, D G. Copeland, " T. Nsz1oo,.
a II. B-oTu- =. r 7 Hzzsou- P C. Lee
mann. A. y. Atsrs A s Feruuhz- 2.
Jsoohs B. B-us 2. s Creuzhz=, G. c. Dz-T.
G q :. KsQDiz, G. 2. DzTis, c 2. Pzzs. W
V. B5dlss, =, J. A. Mo1-oe. 2 A. EsoasIs,
G h B0Tdsy. J. B. Rhodss, = g. Hove G.
e. kenyon. 4 Csup5sI. G G. en- c. A.
Dunn. L P Eimhsu 4 & EsriE 2 A.
STw1o. D. A Soott 2 RzsJ-l. + @ sEz.i
A. C. Read and G. L Casksv.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
NOTE-Pubsshed ouiy information. and not
T7srsrteed
Sc 2 Nc + D. LIMITED. DsHy-Fast -
unn4eo tain PJsF1an sieeDgs % Lexington Louis
VIE, Ciaernat. Indianapolis Chicago. and St
te'liS ConDect5Cn f0T virginia Hot Srags. Pun
E I ca Louisville 70 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining CAS-. 3 czrts ssrTIcs
A3e Z. NJ. T. Y LIMITED. Danv-so,ja
TeS11uis tain Pullman slseDsrs 70 Cincinnati
Lez1nSton, ard L0uisTslis. Conraamsut S'seuiur
or to FirEinia Hot spTngs week Gays. Dining an
a carte soIEiee- PElEEan sleepers. Cincinnati TO
Chicago ard St Louis. snd LouisFiIls 70 Neu,uhiz
NaStE1lie ard Nsz Orleans
CfesapeaEs md Ohio OGocs 81 psnrsylvanis
sTe1ce; - F street. and New Unior Station TsI-
sThone Aialn los5 CT rs for tickets haEzgs checks
resEYTztious md tzIicah
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UMBRELLA EMPORIUM.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
at IS New YORK ave- lsTge padded vsns s. had;
E-h0Tse WAGON 8 lead. uahI--sod Z
WE WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCH or
Tal PAPER az vgry loE S2Gi1ce- Cal snd Sc
Gu stock. Sign painting. shoE Czrds AID gliding.
T. 6. NOLTE. GO utk s. iss-sod-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

=. B--FoaoEns sched-ie frrrs Published only
p aaic-r1a-iou. and are uoJ E-a-zuteed:
tcf At.anta. kir8i1gham. Mobile New O7isaus
AsnsEile. CAsttauoogz. AsmPhis. SIS = r. sSd
&c IS ? n. 6zily
: q Aosnoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis
heE Orleans 1910 . n Ssly.
Eof Soiunbls, Chsrleston augusta Afken Sa7sn-
Isn. 1aczsoDTnle. ard Florida p5fntS 40 p n
1oIr1N cSrs ~ CsIfo-nla tri-Weekly 40 2 ~
Locai foT 3szTisOu6uTE. % g. II daily: AS D n
seek GAYS; for DsuTlle, SIS a n daily and for
Soss-ottssFl-se, SIS q. II ard fS5 D u daily
frequent rs-rs % ard from Bl.eronA
L. s BROWN Gere-al Arvrs
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOsT-sTRING OF GOLD BEADS AND
isczst. Reward II returned 70 TIE HAAIIL-
Ton jall-St
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FOR sALE-LOTs.
FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE .. C.
FOR SALE

Adjoining Chsry Gas Nd. and within Tho Dss-
trsct- troati-E over 90 feet CT Connecticut ave
nre; Ire stfeets -lLHiHs esst and west: 30 feet
Iteration Every iot ia Che trace Is available for
ollidiTls D1sHoses. Fourteen tstrched houscs and
S1IlgalcE3 cr--tc1 q untC- C1urse 4 construction
sincc MAJ so. the cate q opening q the s1bdi-
VISION. Al CITY IEgzuyCIcGr-s. inclusling water
ssseT. HacadaElzed s,reets gTauolithlc sidewalks.
slase -rcls. az without ezD1se @ purchasers.
s9eaal iriucsments ars ose-cd 20 those vho agree
- build
Wssts. telephone, O. al fr pas and ful par
ucllars- Aatos ard carriages a. yocr disposal
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TH0S. J. FISHER & CO. TNC0,
rs 18th *. nv.

FOR sALE-Iaes SQUARE, FEEF FTRST Q5T
g ~. lBuzzlsls P5iz-i. sSsotns Arsenal
Sroa-dsi the gossEu-lsut WI purchase Ct BIZ
pro1t prooabiy rczt yesr. Prlee, &c, per foot;
Apply IS l3th - iaIa-tf
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

SURF. YOU WANT YOUR PICTURE FoR
chEis;7l.S NoT Is tae tins. Rad HOWARD.
Esoiosr.S1s. llc Pc. Efs. ~, Is Us PISS. Al
~ FesSrss = e ;soss 1suGoniDE tal5 TspSr.
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GRAPEOpBOEEs AID PIANOS.

BIC BARGAINS N SLIGHTLY UsED GRAPHIC
phones: ie-sa- disc Esesrcs Sc. yiicdeE Eecordl
Sc gusrautesd ROBERTSON'S- 1sl1 5ss II.
Eoisss
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

etnEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER Is, IoR
Leave washington New Caso1 Station
SIS > m--Dsily-AH points oa Norfolk and Wsst
en-; also ROCKVILLE. ChattsncoTs, snd Meu7Ais
lo-o p z - Daily - Rosnoke Bristol Winssoo
Salem. Kn0ITlis. CiattaDCogz. Nashville Nsrpphis
AeE 0rieans ThTouE- SleeDer. Dt1fng csz
For Nc-fOlk-Lesve Washington. 2 A. u. CAM
lbs g. n daily ,xcep< Sunday. Arrive Norfoi<
10 g. n. so D n
50 ? 1--DaIy-BsrTyvile, Lu-sy. ShenzDdosh.
Trains Eom Zoe Southwest arrive SIS a. q. ara
sSo p n
eEszrs tBou5 Buldinrl.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
i--cl.G. holding Probate CCUrr Estate q Joseuh
y. G HollIus, deceased. No I5a25 A5-u-ris-ra-io1r
DocEet Ss-Arphestio1 having bcsr made hs-lin
tog TTcoatc q The last VII snd testament q sd
deceased. sE1 for letters testams1tsry On sid -
tste. % Emily r. Hc.1us. named 80 ezs1trix
the-e-n- i Is ordered Ills SOB dsv q Dscsmher
A. .. 80. that the UnknOEn Ecxr ~ kin and the
o1k-czr heirs ~ law q the sai5 Joserh Z c.
HSlins dsceasad ard al cthsTs coEc-red. appesr
II sid c0urs c. MONDAY tire 1rst esy q Feb
rla-y. A. D. 1aR. az 70 O'Clock a t. 70 Sow
cause why s-ch spp,icstion should 10. he granted.
Let notice hereof 6e Uubiished - TIE WashizEt0a
Law RercrteT an6 The Washington He-ad oucs
a. each Il tsree s1cccsre weeks before the 7etrrn
Cay hs-sia mentioned. the first publicsucu % -
not less han thirty days before sid return DAY.
JOB BARNARD Justics- Attest Seal JAMES
TANNER Register q wills for the Dissricr q
Columbia, Clerk o. he PROBATE CUurt JUDSON
T. CULL. Atto7uey s2eIs
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CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING.
LADIES' SUITS And ROBES. LACES AND
lsce curtains: gez.s suits AID oFe-cozsz EoTes %
cents; No Shr!nase- Al wcrk h-sst cf TIE Sra
ME REBA COOKE. III sth- Phi y ssSS
del1t SIX
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Col-uliz- holding PROBATE CoS-t- Esease q
anne Y. broTn. deceased No. I5i61. Adniliscra-
t91 Docket She notification as % TIE triai q
re iscs n this Csc relating 70 the Tai5ity C tie
rarez writing dated the 81 d. q Nav l9Jl pr
lsI11g % p TIE last VII and testament q Annie Y
Bs91r, dec-1sct. hErilg bccn returned a. % Mar
= LeaEue. Michaci P. CuaklcT William C.zkisy
ls1aes j. CoaklsT. and Daniel Cosk5ey '-not 70 bs
loslnd. 2 s this sth day q Jauuary LGe orfsred
slal re isz-es be st down for crisl On ths 18th
DAY OF February. Ess. ard thar tins o7isr
ard tie s1tstsncv q sid issues shau - rrblishsd
Suce week fo- fogr TesEs IN The Washington Law
Reporter and tEics week f1- the sane PERIOD II
he Washington Herald Ths s-hstsnce q SD
Issues . Whether sid paper writing executed
cu7Dng - law; Whistler sid psper writing Ess r-o-
cured b. fTgut- Ullue Iue1s1ce. q by dursss. s1G
Enethe- sd tsscs.rIz vas q uns01ud mind o.
Nay sth, 1851 WRIGHT. Jus-ice. Attest. tSeaLl
JAMES TANNER. REGISTER q Wis f-r ne Dis
IrlCT q Columbia. Cie7k u tts PrUtzte Co1rt.
EDWIN L WILSON. attorney. sas2l2l68 z.S.sa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CHILDREN GIVEN MOTHERS CARE BIZ 4
reliaa-e. kind family. Who 0Vn healetT plentiful
farm; terms Moderate Address T II DENISON
5s1,esTil-e Northampton County. Va jzsiezs-@
PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS AND JEW
en-. Oid god. lsFelTJ. diaU0liz ard GINS
e ~ nolsst
MODERN FURNITURE BOUGHT AT IEs IETH
=. Nv. ard ciochiuE Il seut % ne store
esSi-u =. HENSLET.
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RAILROADS

AlAAAA-AA l40G-
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NV UNION sTAuOS.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ
ELkA g4akE hour CA THE ODD HOUR
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
nEW Terminal I'D STREET SEE TORE
= e. n Dine. Pullman PaTicr.
- . n less-T1tie1 hzTiur. FTrshor train.
- e 4-leT ard trl.-cal F1rlor CzE-
y - r. DlrGr and PullIaz pario- Car
g. :. K Dlrer and Pullman ParloT Gar
e. = H. kcy3l Limited. Al tull-an. Shcu5
- ? r. Ccac1es 70 PhilsdcT1la
80 = n l-zer ard puluan P1rlc--
- p p Ccaches 70 thisoelpala.
.ss4 EiS1G c.celers - Sew lex.
- = q sleeIEIs % Ek-lzcelTslia & NeW Terk.
~ LANfiC CITY, HSe. -sz9. LIZ a. n. Tl0c.
TO BALTIMORE.
AfEhI H0Ok On THE HOUR
-, tete@ a. = q = @ y - :. =
80. rl3so u % q n. 'I256 rooa' 'I2ss. 30.
- 20 81 $50 So fld3 flz5. 80. 15z3
80 -. go 80, go. 's@'I '9so. 'le-sS.
CHICAGO. -. 50 p - -
..tlNClNSATI. ST LOUIS snd LOUISVILLE.
- a. n. - ?. H.. -i2-s9 uiZhf
.Et.ISBUkG. $40 = r. ~. 30 p II, IN
CLEVELAND. -s.ls
G0LlNBUs. s5.D 2 N
MHEELING- go & -.
M5NAtlrSl ~. $40 a. n rs SO = u
80 x -h4Oh ia. ise, s915 e Il. s. n. l{Se,
H 80 EI;STeWN, $40 q. Il. fsss 2. Il
80 sud $50 p m
DAN, ExceEt Sunday. Ssundsy ouIy.
s LLf-r 5VNES q al tie following TicEet o.
sFs-- Nan - Nels D1i11 Station Ticket Oa5cs.
aAl1 80. Information Bureau Man 7E1
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims; ssyt2e eststes. Law business y al c0u-tz
No charge urless successful 'Phcns KS
FULLER AGENCY. Reo1 Z. lEls 2 &
GsEw1Sd
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W. q. & A. z. BY.

W.. 3. & A. 2. EY.
THE ELECTRIC LINE.
Electric palace cars ron White House stasso,
18th and II SITS. NORTHEASD.
Fer Baltrore-SSo. and evaJ bali bour tros
SO q. n. 70 ~ ?. Il, ard so go, laS0. and
HIS n
For AmaDolis-EFe1y ho11 from 80 n to IN
,. II. ard 80 and II . .. u
Fsrss One Val Ro,rS ~,
To Baltimore &c Nz
To Annapolis and Q. 5.
Naval kczdemy...-....... &c. SIS
an s. cars r11 direct 70 White House station.
Ticket of5ce at 18th ard " 7. are northwest ana
ct White Houss Staten I5th and SIS. NORTH
EAST Telerbope II SIX
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MESSENGER SERVICE.

GET TIE HABIT.
Bont Eea- yourself CIT walking e
ce-igS packaSe that VII cost yor but
9 dir1c 70 hare delivered b. TIE DIAsE
IEssESGER SERVICE Cal Hsa
ES3, = 1T - nw
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

EXPERIENCED FEEDERS AND CATCHES
On 1aEgle. Apply 1lazEie De1t.. FRAZEE- PO-
WANTED-A GIRL TO Work on COTT1P
ard cUg machine ard shirt peess FRAZEE-
POTOMAC LAUNDRY COMPANY. 1s-h and D
SIS Nv 7s-ast
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NOVELTY STUDIO.

sEE OR ADJUSTABLE TABLES AND OTEEg
.nEs1tio1s o. display az the p7-.sbls ho1se.
HUGHES. III Q ST nx selT-t7 - - -.
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health NOvFrrEvT

FIAEI SCIENCE or HEALTH. NATURAL
uo1-s--s.cel; clcth bond, &5apezs box r.
4p21y b nzil. IS Colorado BuldinE Fsee lsos7re
foT women Tuesdzy a. D. n ssIsH
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

BENsINGER's HORSE BAZAAR.
Direct ard commission dealers = hcues ard
mules. Sa-So5-sE 9Th St. nv Auetio1 MONDAYS
snd Wednesdsvs. p-irsts sales daily jals-f
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NV PIANOS
Az
PRICES:
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED LADY WITS EXPERIENCE n
o1s-neS5 sf-airs with snail capital lot % ezcssd
80. pIo5a6y uucn less % inTsss u : god
profitable business, Only thoss r1es1fn- h1s.7z7S
need apply BOX q. Herald cfsce. ssI5st
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FOR RENT-EOusEs.

FUR RENT-H0USES.
NEAs 18Th AND PARK ROAD.
y rooms and bah; perfect o-ae--
ONLY $50.
BOOMING HOUSE. CENTRAL n. ".
rooms ard baths; furnace; kitchen - foo-.
To ornament tenant. sl35a.
BEST SECTION OF n E
tns 'roouss tie bath; furnace; gas ard
Coz rsnse; concrete cellar.
SPECIAL INDICTMENT
ALSO A LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE
PROPERTIES FOR RENT.
\ Ia sANsBURY-zs rh.
TOR RENT-A SNOWY BRICK HOUSE Is
Geo.getCun; elase % Two ca lines; suitable fo-
coloTed Organizations to meet n and residence rent
- Apply 5 Lth s. ~. hlSa
30 81 Nv. . 4 : BATH: z HAT -Si5-75
l8s s. IN. % > AID hath: L haat-------.- ms
= = ne, z 2 and h.------.----SpeciGi rzfs gtEsn
= Del are. ne: ? and b.-.-----.--.-.- s. o
.. II JOHNSON Co. 81 7th 81 w jas-a
FOR RENT-GRDOM BRICK AND BATH. WTTH
cellar; Nc Sc 81 s. re- lsi1s gtZdo-sl ..- -S553
No - Euersol s. re-. ICONS and bath. Is55
Chas. 4. Shields, 1898 New York az. NV.
Ili+st
FOR RENT-iE5 sIH ST; HOT-WATER HEAT
Il roo1as; 81 Apply IS lsth 81 iasa
FoI RENT-1s73 \. G AVE. NJ: SIX Rooms;
TIED bata furnace heat co1cTe.e cellar unS-r
entire house; reEiy pspsred ard IN very good eoa-
oi-ion; lsrZe yard. relt. SEL59 ~ ninth. deE0u
FOR RENT-I58 \ @ AVE- NJ. SIX Rooms
and Tied hath. faTUscs heat. concFrts cellar,
house u 11e shape: a cczy kc-re fer o1ly - =
peT meath. JAMES 2 SHEA. eD LOUISIANA ava
Nv a.qa-@f
-l--A
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY.

LEARN WIRES ARE
cut into DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSf-
NESS CoLLEGR cor. sth snd Nv. for stsdszss'
use; positions secured. CAL or send FOR FREE
booklet Why Learn Ts,ezrzphys' dss-E.stf
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AUTOMOBILES.


TRAY PLATE STORAGE BATTERY -rGSI.
TERS; LONGEST LIFE; ALLOW Us 10
DEMONSTRATE. MCQUEEN q ODENWAID
- AKA ST. M. PHONE Nam Ts75. dssl-sa
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WANT ADS In The Washington Herald Bring Results
~ Z4AS an A Will Pope Assertion
FOR RENT-RoOMS.
FURNIsHED.
THE VAN DIXIE.

81 10 q. Third 81 y. y.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
PEFate baths. Long-distaocs phone n every rooa-
Cafe Irznsienls accommodatsd. nos-a
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
estimate OK you- TapeTtuy and painting: samples
free; legal guarantee cJTsrs OgT work; val paV- 6
Up send postal 10 yg1I Y AAHONEY. ss Pa
ave. Sc 'Phons Line $50 5s9Et
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NEAR 18Th AND PARK ROAD.
i rooms ard bah; perfect ozle-.
ONLY $50.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TWO ACRES on GREAT FALLS AND or
Doninion r B.; great bargain foe quick Der
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HONEYMOON IN HONOLULU.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE
date for the wedding of Miss Ethel
Amweg and Walter Scott has been set
for Easter Monday, and will take place
at Trinity Episcopal Church Her bridal
party will include Mrs Clarence Reed
of Oakland as matron of honor and
Miss Enid Gregg, Miss Elyse Schultze,
Miss Marian Lally and Miss Elizabeth
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ADJUSTMENTS

The Pollard Lilliputian Opera Com
'pany are duplicating the success they
achieved on their last visit here. There
is no doubt that these little people
of the public as few performers on the
road ever did. There is an artless sim
cerity about their acting. life about
their chorus work, completeness about
their performances such as the most
pretentious companies might well emu
late. Few organizations on the road
today have so firmly established them
selves as favorites.
Tonight the company will produce
for the first time here the delightful
musical comedy "The Lady Slavey''
Teddie Mcnamara will portray Rob
erts, sheriff's officer. Eva Pollard
will be seen in the title role and Miss
Irene Finlay plays the part of an
American millionaire, and Miss Ada
Hind as Flo Honeydew, variety ac-
tress.
"The Lady slavey" ranks among
the best in the Lilliputians repertoire.
The music is of more than usually
+" catchy nature, and has verve in
it that makes the piece move along
smartly.
The part of Roberts, sheriff s Of
ficer, is more than safe in the hands
of Teddie Mcnamara, who will give
piece of low comedy acting as Arthur
Roberts, Arthur Dunn or Charles Dan.
by. The more one sees of the boy,
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That one small head could carry all
he knew.
The boy is nothing short of marvel
He seems intuitively to grasp the
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speak, and his every action is suited
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The Art Theater.
When you see a picture at the Art
you may feel pretty sure it is one you
have not seen before. Manager Law.
son is keen in securing the latest that
come from the shops in Paris and New
York where such films are made for the
use of proprietors of moving picture
shows. The program for this week is
a good one. A change will be made this
afternoon, and first view given OF
some that have just been made. The
assortment includes pictures that will
please all classes, and there will be moth
ing that will offend the most fastidious
Admission from ten cents to twenty
FIVE for adults and five cents for chill
dren.
The Gem Theater.
Manager Weida, of the Gem, satisfies
critical public when he picks out pie
lures for his popular motion picture
amusement palace on Hotel street. He
is careful to obtain an assortment tina
will include sunshiny ones and human
interest stories that please the ladies
There will be complete change of pro
gram this afternoon, and there shoult
be a crowded house in consequence
The afternoon shows at the Gem are al
ways well patronized, and the audi
ences are always satisfied. The admis
sion is ten and fifteen cents for adults
and five cents for children.
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