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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02

man, ana Andrew OmlLH, VICE cHd1l-
man of the board The chairman re-
appointed last years committees.
Held to Grand Jury.-John R. Mar
tin, arrested in Chicago last Thursday
on a charge of embezzling $1,000 from
the Minneapolis Milk company while
acting as a collector, was arraigned in
police court today. He waived exam
ination and was held to the grand jury
in $4,000 bail.
Ellison Denies Gylilt.-Martin Eli
son, indicted on the charge OF assault
in the first degree, alleged to have been
committed upon the Southtown meat
dealer, Charles Sather, was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty before Judge
II. D. Dickinson today. His case was
continued to the January term.
Shooting Mystery.-O G. Peterson of
police a mystery to solve. While visit
ing with friends at Lake Minnetonka
for few days someone shot a hole
thru the front window of his house,
The bullet was found lodged in the
wall and was from 32-caliber revolver.
No one in the neighborhood heard the
shot and the police are working on the
case.
Goes Up This Time.-Joseph Garry,
alias John jacobson, was sentenced to
the workhouse for 100 days this morn
ing on charges of vagrancy and petty
larceny. Carry is the young man who
was tried in court Friday on a vagrancy
charge and being released on good be-
havior went to the Aultman Thresher
eompany's plant on Third avenue N,
; where he stole some brass castings.
To Install Officers.-J ohm A. Rawlins
post, G. A. R., will meet at o'clock
stall officers The citizens staff also
meets to elect officers: Following the
business sessions there will be a recep
ton to the ladies Of the post and the
staff attending. An interesting musi
cal program has been arranged. Former
Governor Van SAINT will probably speak
Refreshments will be served.
Goes to Federal Court.-Upon the
petition of the defendant, the case OF
Edward M. Backus against the Alpens
transferred from the state to the United
States district court. The defense
based it's petition upon the fact that i
is Michigan corporation. Mr.. Backu
asks $4,000 damages for the alleged
failure of the defendant to delive
100000 barrels of cement in the name:
and at the time agreed upon.
Bly, Hearing Continued. motion
of County Attorney AL J. Smith TIL
/. Of the motion for a new trial in tn
u case against DR.. Theron H. Bly,, con
yicted of performing q criminal opera
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02

All Re-elected-At the annual meet
ing, held today, the county commits
sioners reelected J. B. Johnson, chair
man, and Andrew Smith, vice chair
man of the board. The chairman re-
appointed last years committees.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02

Weather Now and Then.
Today, maximum %, minimum IL de-
grees; year ago, maximum 33, mini
mum Z degrees.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-02

During this sale you will have the
rare satisfaction of buying the latest
styles In Individual skirts at marked
savIna-skrts that are In every way
seasonabIe and desirable-not old
stock.
voiies, Panama Cloths, Serges, Broad
cloths, Mixtures, Checks, repriced for
this sale as low as $500 elf nm
$3.50. $3.50 and. ........ essUsOS
New Novelty Plaid Circular Skirts for
s sH'sse ss eIr.s; $500 and $1,000
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY,

General Passenger Agent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B--FolOWing schedule figures published only as
information. and are not guaranteed
10 a. n: Daily-Locai for HarTisonburg, Warren
ton. DauNllc. and way stations.
1G=si g. Daily-Nashi1gton and Florida Lin
tied FiTst-Cldss Coaches aud SlcepeTs TO Columbia,
Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining Car Service.
class Coaches and SleeIeIs 70 NeW Orleans Dining
Car Service.
4.Jl D. m.-Woek Days-Iocal for Hsrrisonburg and
way stations on Manassas Branch
4.55 H. r.. Daiy-LoCal FOR Narrr1tOu and Char
80 >. m DaHy-Ncw York and Atlanta Express.
First-ciass Coaches 10 Atlanta Sleeper 10 Column
bus via Atlanta. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
Washington to San Francisco Mondays. wednesdays, s,
$50 p. m. Daiiy-New York aud Florida Express.
Through coaches and slecpeTs 10 Columbia, Sayan-
nah, and Jacksonville. Sleepcrs 10 Augusta and
PERI Tampa. Dining Car Service.
10 u N. Daiy-NeW lOrk and Memphis Limited,
via lynchbuTE. FrSt-class Coach and SleepeTs %
Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, aud Memphis.
sieepers 20 birmingham and Ncw Orleans. Dining
Io:45 p. m Daily Washington and Southwestern
Limited All-Pullman train. Observation Car 10
Atlanta and Macon; Club Car % Atlanta SIeepers
90 Nashville. Atlanta, Macon. Birmingham, New
Orleans Dining Car Service
Through trains nun the South arrive Washington
6.I2 652 9.59. and II d5 a. m. ;0 $50 and $50
D m. daily. Local trains from HauisonhuTg Il 50
o. H. WuEk days and 8 30 p. m. caily. From Char
0ttesyille $50 from Lynchhurg and Charloctes-
vile. 9.3 p N. daily
TRAINS On THE BLUENONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week days. $40 a. m. 30. AS
; 05 D. ii. Tor Biuemont; 6as p N. week days Tor
LoesbIrg only on Sunday leave Washington 9.lt
a. u SIS p. tor BlugmOnt.
Ticket ofces. 105 18th ST., 81 Pa, ave, and Penn
sylgania station
4. B. SPENCER G.M.; sH.HARDWICK. P.T.M.:
W. ID. IAHLOE, GP.A.; L. 5. BROWN, GA.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
"a. LErTNtCh SlNCLAlk. Attorney. Filed
rafunr 4f

"a. LEFrNtCh SINCLAlh. Attorney. Filed DC
IN THE slPREASO SOtt ~ rI 70 e. THE pIsTRIc2
q Columbia, hoiolng SPECIAL term as a Disulet
Court q tne United States for the Distinct Of Co
resulting TO adjacent property from changes m the
b4sne " streets, avenues, and alleys aulnoI1zed %
lhu act q Congress approved February ~ lGt, rea
~ ~ lAe elimination y sfaue GySslLs9 Y1 -, t.le
line q tne Baltimore and Potomac halruad Com
S9eIslgned, having been designated aud appointed
~ sle supreme Court of toe Dlslrct u Columbia.
toTt fur the Distinct "a Columbia. as a cOnmls-
l sag W apiIdisc tle damdges resulting 70 ea!aesal
iot--s I'm changes % Tie st@des u stISeA'
atenUes ana alleys authorized by InC act Of Con
eless approved February u 1871, Tel2use 10 iLe
.e.oH ~ stsee crossings On tut Ane o. u4o
% ios4liHore ana fCtOindc kalroau CgHpauy ~ the
~ u on FislDA4, 1HE Sylh DAY Ot My bAl-
DIX, A u. is15 al the United States Court House
10y hAill IN said Distinct III rOOm 70 be as
is.9 49, Us y the CAlltd states HaIsiiai Ioi s4l1
District. ior the purpose o. viewing the property
aHtcted D. the changes IN tie graucs "a tne foi-
~ - heiltu aIeeta ana heaFlls testimony t9ueh,
rs tne damages Resulting 10 real property ifo sid
el.ses Ci grades, IUrsusHt to tle terhls and PFC
$40, entitled Au act 10 provide Tor payment u
damages Oh account % changes u grade due TO the
Philadelphia. baltimore and Washi1gton RailT0ad
company. 70 vat. 4 stTect ). L., Detseen kuth
street ahd uglula aftaue; street ,. 4. between
SAtn aud Seventh streets, Is street s. h.. between
oAth ahd seventh street, street ). l., between
Seventh sIeet and slTgIUa avenue. oIAth street ..
h., between q and streets. sntn street ,. T.. be
tween Virginia avenue and h street. Virginia ave
Hue ) - between EHuI and si1tn streets; u
ginia ayenue ). H. between sI1t1 and Seventh
Streets irglnld aveuuc D. t., between Seventh and
clgltA streets Virginia avenue y T.. between sec
9ud and Third streets: II street = T. between
fnst and otcOzd streets. All owners O real pTCp-
erty damaged bg fne changes III the trades Of
SAID streets viii tie petition WIth rs. n thls
cause, signed ana sworn 10, Tor an allowance ot
damages, within twelve months after the SAID 3Jth
u4J q November. A. d 1895. The aforesaid act
Il Congress approved June -, 1896 provides that
upon the failure Of any owner 20 thus present
L. |aH
snail cca and determine. CHARLES a, BAKER.
GEOkGb w MOSS. GEORGE SPRANSY, Com
mission 20 Appr8Ise Damages. A true cJpy-Iest.
.seall J. r. YOUNG, Cierz ~ r. 3. CUNNING
HAN. Assistant Clerk OcZ5d exS 5gt
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Filed November IA, 1896. J. r. YOUNG, CLERK

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia holding Equity Court. Annie B.
Strickland complainant vs. J. Bryant Tucker. IT,.
Ct al. defendants In Equity. Ne. l66-l-Order
Tor the appearance Of absent detoudantS.-Ihc CD
ggct Of tins suit Is to partition By sale among
land and premises known lot numbered ole hun
drcd and thirty ls0i. square numbered four nun
dTCd and fuTtyhye t+45I, an the Clty OF Washington
the same being improved by brick dwelling house
numbered ca q street northwest, IN Sid CITY.
On motion CT the complainant. it is this HJh
day UI NCVCUbeT. 1870 ordered that the defend
ants. j. Bryant Tucker Junl9t, Arahella H. Tuck
er Marina IA. Hobbs. Nellie T. Munger Marion g.
Hunter. Norman j.. Tucker Sarah l.. fellCtt
Thomas a. H3TWOOd. Mary A. HarW0od sarah Har-
wood, Amos 4. BCuis. tlaTa H. BemiS. Edith s.
NOigcr Bertha l. bingham. John HarWJCd HUd-
son. Iva C. Aiken. Lena 4, Erger, ". g.. DcA-
Hudson Charles Freeman Holman. Josephine A.
Vale Fanny H. Powers William y Burgess Ella
NckOwn. Hany HarWOOd haIuCs. Charles 81. De
and. Albert \. Dtllud. Gveilua h. De.3ud. Charles
Auuit Dclaud Carrie T. Tarbel Eta =. Cay
Joseph IT, Craig, Eleanor G. Drake. Norman ;.
Smith ellis William Bldiey Smith. Catherine S
smith. and Frederick Bingham. OF the unkuown
eifsr ueFisees "'-u a.iets oi stld lclerlch Bine
nam, and Thomas a. Bingham, the unknown
heirs ceysles. and GllCDegs uI said Iuemas Ii. Biug
ham: and EdWaud Bingham. OF the unknown heirs
deyis5ts and alIeueCs ~ said Edward Bingham. Clsa
the first rule day occurring after the expiration OF
three 3l months frCm this date. otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as IN case q default pro
yi.led COPY of this order be published twice
porter and The Washington Herald before said day
HARRY N. CLARAttH. Chief Justice 4 true
(Scall j. r. YOUNG Clerk by r. h.
CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk. T. ID. MCKINNEY
for Complainant.
nOl9 q. .deJ. 10. y as
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THE MISSIONER

l6TH AND SIS. NV
Several yeTy desirable apartments iar rent. cru-
Uai iocauqus convenient t8 CaT1, C1CcicuL service
moderate rent inspect these apartments before rent
uW. 1ces--r
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II. THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Mary M0lOy vs. Ellen % Brlen, ct
al. Equity No. Z6IsS- Charles ". Dau Richard
a Curtin. and john !. Br0snan, trustees hereIu
having reported the sales of part of Tot sixteen
tl5l, square 4lg, being improved by premises Nos
Is and 6l6 Goat alley northwest, 10 JUsepn LeyazO
Tor tuc sum ur eight unnamed and ten tSsIl00l dol
lars lot number seventeen tl). IN W. ". Cor
Coran's subdivision Of square 5R, improved By
premises known as Ne. - = street northwest TO
Clifford A. Borden, for the sum OF twenty-n nine
hundred % 900 u0l dollars AID the north 0ne-haf
Of lot numbered tbirty-uiDe tS5j, IN Wright CQx's
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
being improved by premises En0Wn as No LLZ Ninth
street northwest to john NJ. Mahaney, for the
snm Of nine hundred and seTenty-nge tS5l5.0j dol
lars il is Iy the court. this 10th day Of N0vem-
Der A d. 1906 ordered that said trustees be. and
they ar hereby authorized. 10 accept said offers
and upon compliance with the terms OF said sale.
said sale shall stand confirmed, unless cause 70 the
contrary be shown on Cr before the loih DA1 Or
DFCENBER A. u. lSl6, pr9tldea copy OF this
orr7rr l,e ruhlisued in the Washington Law Re
Derter and Tho Washington Herald once week
for fbree successive weeks before The last men
TONED date By the Court HARRY NJ. CLA-
BAUGH. Chief Justice. \ True topg gI,iest; ieit; Seal
/. K Y0I'NG, CLERK. ~ NA. /. LEMON. As
,istant CLERK, Aoi'.-ouSS
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:
NORTHWEST.

v
". A McNulty, LOO lilh S. NV. Cigars. to
baecos. newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Pearson's Drug Store. 18th and sts. DIV.
A T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist. 18th and
SIS. nv.
Charles J. Allen, sos7 NJ st. NV. Cigars. tobac-
newspapers. periodicals.. and pool
Lloyd Cross, Zl53 IA. ave NV. Cigars. magazines
and stationery Pool parlor-
A. Goldman. IA IA St Pipes. tcbAccos. and
stationery.
steve's smoke Shop, SD and p sts. nv. Cigars
magazines. and newspapers. Pure cider
Martins Shoe Shining Parlors. lsls Wisconsin
ave. NV.
DAVIS Pharmacy. Sd and H sts NV. Use DAVIS
drugs
Pagan Bros. 1901 Pa. ave. NV. Cigars. tObacco,.
magazines, fishing tackle and poo
Kings Drug Store, Vermont ave and St NV.
Iabard Inn Library.
c. h. GTaham l25o SD st. Newspapers. maga-
zines, stationery, toys, &c.
Halls Star Cigar Stores. $50 18th St nv. and
COS Pa ave. NV.
J. NJ Paxton, 1885 18th St Cigars, tobaecos.
newspapers. periodicals.. dc
r ". SEann d Co. 3o5 II st. NV. Victor and
EDISON talking machines and supplies
Paul PeaTscns Pharmacies. 18th st. and Fla. ave
NV and ~ J. GnG 81
W L. CIilhs. gl55 Pa. ave. route and distributing
agent fcT Washington Herald, Subscriptions received
Lewis G. Ercy. sv cor. S2d and N sts- Subscrip-
tons for Herald received at 1876 Jefferson ave NV
Philip Watts. 6J2 La. ave. BE. Cigars. tobaccos.
newspapers, sc.
Cheahalos & Cocos. 600 D ST. NV and 69l La ave.
Fruits, confectionery, cigars. newspapers, &c
J. M Watson & Pro. l13 st. nT. CiEarA
tobaccos. newspapers. magazines
Mattcrn's City HAN Cigar Store, opposite City
Han Legal blanks
olugletons Pharmacy. cor. 10Th and sts.
Everything III drugs. newspapers. and periodicals.
+. Z. HAYS. Sc. cor. 10Th and sts High
grade cigars and tobacco, newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST.
A. Costello. - -sJn a. ss. Cigars tobaccos. and
newspapers
William SuydeTs Arsenal Lunch Room. "A and
y sis sA. Leading brands Of ciIEars.
Dcdleys 6l9 -th ST. SIS. Smokers articles. fishing
iachlt, stationery, &C
J. Walter McDouald, drugs, cigars and toilet aTti-
cles braucl F. U.. "a and SIS.
CaeEllys -1l -th a. s.r for ~ -clrias nrovisions
touaCCus, stationery. newspapers
Post-offce Cigar and News stand. 10 "a st 81
a. Backeuheimgr, rroD.
{. +. Dudiey. go 9Th st. sv. Cigars. tobaeeos,
periodicals. Open daily and sunday
Henry A. Tr1e. l5 7th 81. sE. Cigars. tobaccos,
stationery. newspapers magazines.
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FOR SALE-SUBUBBAN LOT on ELECTRIC
railway northwest sz5; payable s. monthly. with
out interest or taxes Address OWNER, Herald
Office uo7i 70t
MARYLAND. VIRGINIA -. g. PROPERTIES.
hne stock and dairy farms. suburban homes, 2 0Jj
places 20 select from THE SOULE co. Uucl. 6jJ
la no2i-tf
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Schedule iu effect November -. 1906
Zoo y, M.-OLD DOMINION EXPRESS week
dayS-Stgrs az principal points Iu Virginia sstibuls
With connection for ugInia Hot Springs Pullman
Sleepers Clifton Forge % Louisville Cincinnati In
dianapolls. 81. Louis. and Chicago; buffet serTiOs
from GCri9nsyiie
40 p M-NEW e. * d. LIMITED. Daily
East new TestblG tiH, stops only az Gord0us7ille,
Charlottesville Staurt1u- Clifton Forge and C0vinr
Va RouCrTeTtc and hinton. W Va. Pullman sleep
10 Lexington. Louisville Cincinnati. Iudauapolfs
~. Louis. and Chicago Dining cars @ Ia carte
service One night WL
IIl0 L. NJ. r. y. LIMITED. DaUy-Solid
yestlbue train. fEllmau sleerers Cincinnati Lex
ngt0n, and Louisville Compartment sleeping car 10
y IIziuia Hot springs week DAYS Dining cars a "a
carte servicA Sieerers Cincinnati % Chicago and
ST. Louis and Louisville 60 Memphis, Nashville and
southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Ohces 53 Peuusy lvania avenue SO 18th street near
L. and Sixth street station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. 3. Cab Service and Main 1866
for c. & g. Ticket Oaice.
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IL THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
II tuiinll4 ur.allE District Court. lu Tl rEe
District Il Columbia. District Court. NJ. iul.-N0-
nee IN hereby given that the Comm issiufr~ 70 Tie
District II Columbia. pursuant GO t4e provisions oi
DistrIC- cf Columbia. and -aH sct uakiar ai-
Preparations O. provide for the expenses Ut the Dis
tuct ~ columbia iar Lla fiscal year ending June 81
1870. have ll-d petition Hl TINS court praying
tle c1u1suluatlIu gf the land Necessary ieg t-e
square lt-. n Use District OF Columbia. as shown
on map OF plat flied with said petition rs part
thereof. and Irl}iBg also, tIat Fury G i've 1u-
dciars ulsluteresttu men, lot related tg ans per
s1U interested W these p3gcaldluEs and not iu the
service ur employment II tlg District 0f Columbia
% u the United States. b. summoned ly the JuI,lJ
assess the damages each owner Il land t1 bl taken
may sustain uy reason q tie opening Of the at0Tc-
SAID minor street and the condemnation 1t the land
necessary l-I llg purposes iEtI--i. ana o. assess
tdc benefits resulting tlcrefram. intending tile eN-
Itnses ~ these Proceedings. provided u auI DE
te Code and act 81 ConEus, heretofore raegrtd 90.
A. d. lal6 ordered tlat all persons having any iu-
tsrest On these IrucgedHEs b.. and tley hereby.
Cr before the 18Th DAY or DECEMBER A. ID.
1916. AT I1 O'CLOCK \. D.. and g. continue in
attendance until the court slal have made its final
order ratHylus and cuHnrmlrg the award Ct dam
ages and the assessments Il benefits Il the yUry
90 be empauged and sworn herein. ard IL is fGr-
ther ordered that @ coIy Ci THIS notice and 0rdtr
and once In Tie Evening star. Washington herald.
and Washington Times, newspapers published IN sad
District before the said l5IH DAY OF DECEM-
AEH, y D. laJb- Il ls further Ofugred that cuiy
of this notice and order be served by tie United
States marshal t.f the said District. OF hls deIu-
ties upon sucl Of the owners Of the fee 0f the land
TO be condemned herein. as may be found by said
marshal hIs deputies within the District u Co
lumbis. baf0re the lsiH DAY OF DECEMBER.
uce. True Copy-Iest: lSe8Ll J. r. YOUNG,
Clerk. By 4. r. JJNNINGHAM. Asst. CLERK.
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WANTED-A TAILUH u CUSTOM COATS. s..
b ST. HE. ue2E3f
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ChAKLBS Il. SLOAN d Co. Auctioncrrs.

CHANCER1 SALE OF VALUABLE PATENT
AND PATENT RIGHTS tUK IMPRON kAENT
II SHADE HANGERS kNOWN As THE DIS
NE1 BALL-BEAkiNG ADJUSTABLE MIN
DOW SHADE HANGER
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of
tie District OF Columbia passed IN Equity Cause
NO. z5so2 ON the docket Of SAID court the under
signed trustee VIII 0uer Tor safe at pubic auction n
Jle 2'iCtlQn rooms CI Z. u oCau q Co. liBl u 81
NV, on WEDNESDAY,, " the 10Th day OF NoveIa-
utf, 1870, az y CLOCK H.. the patent covered by
letters patent No l5lZil, dated June g. 1915 issued
% Nlislaln Disney, and assigned 10 the Disney
Shade Company o. April p lyJ6 for improvement
IN shade hangers known the disney BAH l-Bearina
Adjustable " ludow Shade Hanger. together wits
al glsts attached TO said patent, except the right
20 exploit ana sell SAID shade hanger Distiict
Of Columbia and the States o. Virginia, Georgia
ana Alabama
Terms OF sale: All cash. to be paid within ten DAYS
after the day Of sale. deposit OF S20 viii be re.
Iulred at the time o. sale. II the Of sale are
not complied with ID hfteen DAYS the right Is p
served 20 forfeit the deposit and to resell said uat
ent and patent rights at the risk and cost Of the
deIaulIMg purchaser.
JOHN J. HAMILTON,
Trustee, Century Building. AZ 5th St NV
nOlld&dseXS
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HELP WANTED,

MANTLD-NHITE WAITRESS OR COLORED
Dutlis -. cslu-,4 general worker, clamb-llllII.
suu SOD cf.s- I'll tst.NA, llIL A- l. ave.
NAN1ED-IHE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
Ircrs and &. IlaT. e2Ceed5 Jls supply. course
Al Cur sC4-lI IululIes lrlm 81 10 81 days SpcCl2l
atterItCn sessions Tor government employees SIENU
GEAI'HtC ACADLN1. Jl5--lJ Colorado Bldg.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
3ll5 st.; lot 25xIz5: brick building occupied as
machine shop Price. s. 600.
1900 square feet on Grace St. Georgetown oppo-
site Capital Traction Power Plant. Price, $500.
90 Poplar st.. Georgetown; 6rOOm franc. Rent.
$50 Price. 500.
1911 y Market SPACE fpot0mac ST.. Georgetown.
hent S5.5 Pricl, SEQ Occaped fish market
and dwelling. Water and sewerage
lios 3tth st.; lot I5xl20; brick dwelling. Rent
Sl2.5Q Price. S. a5O
=, llli 9th st. corner frame. Rent. sl25o. Price.
Sl,29.
zls5 st.. frame store and dwelling Price. 2.750
Mlller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1925 SD ST NV.
Phone West 40.
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PERSONAL,

CAN YOU PAINT 1HE LILY, GID REFINED
godt II not. you cannot improve Oh our generous
cash rates for mems worn garments, shoes hats
SHIRTS. Call any time; We are prompt. IL ISTHS
Old STAND. bI9 D.
WILL PAY CASH FOR MORN GARMENTS:
ladies' or gentlemen .. Address postal; I wu call
/. IARSbES, l51o lth uw, Phone north 40,
bEADrOKB'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, SUITE
"a, Colorado Bldg, ALh and q. phone Main
30 expert Investigations, Gny cause; ali sections
strictly confidential ltCr night service phone
North l545.j n0s-3gt
WANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING UP HOUSE
keeping ana wish TO sell part 0r all Of your fur
niJUTe, send Tor the who has the reputation of
~ years tair dealing.
MARCUS NOTES.
as 9th 81. nv.
Phone Main 5lU noI0-,f
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE, PIANOS.
DC. Address BOX Zj43. station q. / viii call
uO7-f
MME. MARTHA. NEW TORK'S WONDERFUL
paimist and card reader. Full lie reading soc.
LUCK given ana ADVICE marriages love
2nA,rs MAIE. MARTHA. sJ9 Il st. nv.
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~ TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
O OoI1IlDia, lalGius sIyciaI term District
IouIl a. ilc J-lt-d states loT ilC DIaIuCt % Co
Ie,l-tlIg Co adjacent property fgom changes me
grades "a streets, avenues. end aeFs authorized by
soc act ~ CuHalss approved February z lSl5
tl'A az t-e District II Columbia. DIstucl Court
-'L o'L-Nollcg 10 hereby gwen tlat ue. tH- uud,r
IHe supreme Court 81 the UisUcl q Columbia
l--dlns special terra 4s United State. lJIsTl-
CONT ior tIe D7tuct % Columbia coulI4 .sslou
y "tI4a4'e t-e damages fesl-tlAs lo auJlc.4t IT.J
-iiy Iiom clalgls il tlc grades u Streets avenues
lEJted February =. lsJ relating a. he c5Hst!Ic-
rl0u oi q Jli1E EalrlaG siaulu in tI.s D-s.rct u
-JillE5ill Wal meet al U-J JclgcE d. In. On
H EDA L>DAi, IIE l-IH DAY on ECLsiIilI,
Iallj. m the District u Columbia. 90 a room o. be
as.lsll1 us by TIE United States MARSHAL Igr saI.
-5i'ttlst, -, leL Nls lLposl oi ii-"sAs o.. l4-fiy
4tc--u ~ t-e changes n tle grades 81 the follow
IEg banned streets, avenues and alleys. ana lelfu.
testimony tgic.iiEs t3e eallasa resulting to- reai
lt4p-ls lil-L sala ci-is-a % s.due. iI lecoruancs
Bgt1 use terms asa provisions ai tAe 4et l ColfEess
approved ApIl -. I5}i, emitted Al act 20 40
VIDE Tor Fa IL-ut u damages ou .Ccllt ID c5.a.s
~ Columbia. ~ wIt- secul s-g--t northeast
MIRO slI-et northeast. aLu n s,Teet uuItaes q
L.e1 ana tlt elela eld Lll--f sii.-L ifarktr
>lT.rtI. iu s1l1 square, Delaware avenue ald sec
oHd street lqT-l-aat Bry5u1 square numbered seven
-iu .-l-l ana t'lt--e utsil ana t-Ll4 street
northeast. between J. ana ~ streets. All owners
lI EJA4 4rJItFI5 damaged Dy tlr changes al Jle
grades q sal4 stI--is. 1Feuues. allegs aLl ll1
tu. Tor aH allowance ur dam within SIXTY TO-.
days after tae saId liza 0as ~ D.c.mblr A. D.
-. 1913. PROVIDES tlat up ca the failure at auy
sacA owner ty tiis present lis ci-4E. within sai-
IhAhLES a. EAhER, GEORGE ~. Moss
GEORGE AlHAAHl. tCEm-slIIu 10 lUITuIE dana
ages. A true Lopy, Test. ec4LJ J. 4. YOUNG.
Clark. By D. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Cierz.
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