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LEGAL NOTICES.
:. II. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH,
Solicitors

E, II. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH,
Solicitors
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
% Columbia. Holding a District Court. In re
The opening OF an Alley through squares 266s and
-559 formerly Block 20, north grounds Columbian
University and Block 49, Meridian HID. in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. District Court. No. lOe-N0tica
Is hereby given that the Commissi of the Dis
u1ct q Columbia, pursuant % the PROVISIONS of an
act Of Congress approved February -. 1875. entitled
An act % amend chapter nifty hve Of an act TO
establish code OF law for the District Of Column
condemnation OF The land necessary Tor the opening
Of an alley through squares numbered 2o5S and zoos
formerly block 80, north grounds Columbian I'M
Of Columbia as shown the plat or map filed 9Th
the said petition as part thereof, and PRAYING also,
That jury OF I'VE ludciols disintereStcd men. not
related To any person interested IN these proceedings
ana not ~ the service or employment q the DIS
trict Of Columbia q the United states. DC sum
moncd by tins United States Marshal for the District
CT Columbia TO assess the damages each owner Of
land taken may sustain by reason Of the opening Of
necessary for the purposes Thereof and TO assess the
benefits resulting thcrefron, mcudlng the expenses
VI these proceedings provided III and by the atore
aid act Of Congress Il IS By the court ths zist
day q Decz5lber A. ID. 1895 ordered that an Per
having any interest IN these proceedings be- and
they are hereby, warned and commanded 20 appear
N this court On OF before the llfH DAY or
JANUARY, A. -. 1907, at 10 clock a. m, and to
continue IN attendance until the court shall have
made its final order fatlfylng and confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment OF benefits Of
the JuIy 20 5e empaneied ana sworn herein and II
Is further ordered that a copy Of this notice and
cider Do Published once IN the Washington Law Re
porter and once IN the Washington Evening Star
The Washington Herald, ard the Washington Post
newspapers published IN the said District at least
ten DAYS before the said I'm day Of January, \ d.
49, 1t is further ordeEed that copy Of this notice
and order be served by the United States Marshal Tor
the said District OF his deputies upon such of the
owners Of the fee Of the land 10 be condemned herein
as may be found by said marshal OF his deputies
WITHIN the District of Columbia before the said nm
day Of January. A. ID. 1857 BY the crIrt: JOB
BARNARD Justice A tine c0py-Test: Seal
J. R YOgNGe CLERK. - L. I. CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Clerk.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

/ CHEAP 70 GOOD TENANT. B ST. NV. 8
rooms, with all modern equipments. nearly us,s
OFutr. & ST. uR deallif
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

general houseWoTki no washing. Apply 2ll0 10Th
81 nw. dsIl-3t
WANTED 80 JULORED GIRL FOR LIGHT
h0usewoTk Ia fiat to 80 home at night 12iz st.
ue. daZ13L
WANTED-LADY CANVASSERs. s. To s. PER
day. 10 solicit subscriptions f0r the new paper
entitled Voices from DaTElaud, published fv the
blind Apply at ISIS II ST.. de203t
WANTED - EXPERIENCED WHITE WATT
rcsses for cafe. Apply between and 10 a. n. %
H @. JACOBS, with Woodward q L0thT0p de2o-3y
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

MsN WITH $500. GOOD SALARY MONEY. 81
curedi $500 net money iu this. Address BOX
lSJ Herald Office de213t
tOK SALE-LOTs 81 AND g SQUARE 1910; 5X
10, On " 81. NV squares east II Aqucducf
Bridge slitalle Cor building shops. Apply 20 T., A.
PHILLIPS 1910 ~ f. uu
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

ONLY NINETY DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR s.
10, and l5acr- lots uu tbe Great Falls and Old
Dominion railroad 80 Spring Hil, 10 miles from
Georgtt0Uu. from Great Fails. los fare. 5000
soil bus loa before prices advance; easy terms
THE HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Vienna
Va. OF Room ZOE Columbian Bldg. del530t
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de13d&ds
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strozzi Palace Is SOLD.

Florence. Dec. 21.-The Srozzi palace.
the most perfect example extant Of the
paiatial style OF Florentine arehitec-
ture, has heen sold to a manufacturer
for Sl,2oo,000. This palace was begun
IN 1852.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-MDRE THAN THIRTY SLIGHTLY
used highg1ado Upright Pianos 90 b. closed out st
TRACTION % Their s4.le grand chance for GIN buy
er5, SO Billings. 500. $40 Henry T.. Miller $50;
500 hdnius sii5i Sio0 Sten. ais. 500 Bradbury.
SEQ; So shoninger 45i5 9io0 Nose, So 500 Hard
alan, $50 square pianos, 50 up easy payments.
o. ). DeAlOLL q co. lZ3I q 81
FOR SALE-500 NEW And SECONDHAND
heating and cooking stoves Of every description.
from s. up. We invite your inspection. SNIfzER
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SUBURBAR---F0R SALE,

FOR SALE SUBURBAN LOT or ELECTRIC
railway northwest. So. payable S monthly vita
cut intcres, 1r taxes Address OWNER, Herald
Office. u02f39t
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
SECOND-HAND AUT0W0RTTE

STANLEY Touring Car; fully equipped; search
1gs, generator, speedometer. tops in perfect con
fORD-4-cyl. Touring Car; sesrchlights generator
ton sIeedQmet5r; IN perfect condition.
PEEHLEsS, 1905. icyL Touring Car; recently oyer-
hauled. "
Also WHITE Steamer and REQ Runabous
These cars are exceptional bargains and viii be
sold at "a sacrifice.
MOTOR CAR CO, 1914 y. Y. ave. NV.
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CLEANING AND DYElNG,

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED, SOC:
Pants. l3c.i Ogercuats, SIC. SkiiIs PC and M
Lion tue Clothes Deetor. E55 Ia. Az 'Pione
Main lls9. uo.s-JE
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, ETC,

JUST EECEIVEu-BLUE RIBBON JAPANESE
sIauics. black and tam 3ltziral tliIuahua.
Scotch ecihes bull terriers B1stcUS Great baues.
UHtd iof terriers Angola eats. nuCst singing ca
nafits. ana parrots gold fishes. IeHtry. risesrs,
g.5t,. guinea lgs. ml6Its- &c. SChMlDS BIRD
STORE ~ iz-u &c. AVS
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, holding Probate C0ury. No 1855. Ad-
Riiu,s1rStiQu This is 70 give notice that the sub
scriber. q the Distinct II Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District Of Columbia
letters n administration on thC estate Of Htuy g..
Burch late Of the District If Columbia deceased.
All persons having claims against The deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same with the y0Gcl-
gTs thereof legally authenticated % the subscriber
1897 otherwise they may hy Law he excluded from
SIS ~ S,V n Tsc7,Tfer 7.e f-NfoN 49,
COMPANY. By GEORGE T. FLEMING. Seere-
ta-y. Attest: JSeai4 JAMES TANNER Register
e Wills for thC District Of Columbia Clerk of the
Probate C0Urt GEORGE J.. FLEMING. Attorney.
desl51
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,

'1.'1'.N -t.- I.lllIIallIleff
us 18th ST. NV. Telephone North 1so7
! Hardwood, Ciota-coEered Casket. / Outside Case
Grave and opening same, / Hsarse Carriages
Embalmlng Everything good, and services arst
class. Use O. Funeral Parlor free Burial Lot
Tor sale on easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic
CasAets on band Ter shipping. stablisiled 1914
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT,

COTTAGE NEARLY NEW. WOODBRIDGE
CIl- tIrT and suburban lmt one fare uty. and
hltergd cista-u aatsF she'd garden S-5 ~ month. a.
p. FLElthLh. LaLgdau, %. q. de25-5t
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-THE DEMAND FOR STENOGRA-
pliers and typewTiters exceeds she supply course
az school requires from 81 90 - days SPECIAL
Afternoon sessions for government emriCyes STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 15Sl9 Colorado Bldg
Ccs-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

WANTED-POsITIoN BY MAN THOROUGHLY
experienced ~ shipping; can take charge Il ship
ping department Of ans large wholesale OF retail
store Address b, Herald Office. -de22-3t .
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your old worn carpets DYop postal or phone
main As. WASHINGTON RUG Co Factory
e3l 5th 81 NV
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FURNITURE WANTED,

WANTED-FU RNfrCRE. SILL YOUR GOODS
to ne mau VINO gives yUu the most money. HOP
WOOD, Sta and h po25tf
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR-
pets. stoves brc-a-brac and all kinds OF house
bold goods. BALM , FURNITURE SHOP Iith
and L SIS. 'Phaus y l3l2. Formerly. 9th and IT,
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HOUSES WANTED.

and SILL.
l.. ~. GROOMEs, IIO5 New York Ave.
PHONE MAIN ESQ
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
NEW WAGONS

FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE PRICES. 8 LIGHT
rubber tire hroughams. full glass station wagons
o top bugeles, and ! magnetic, all have been
slightly used, but are good as new no reason
Pa. NV.
COGSWELB's IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE To
buy new ana soCe%d-haud vehicles and harness .
large assuTt IenI vehicles SO up: harness So uD.
nw- oc8tf
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Herald Branch Offices
Want ads for The Herald may be
left al any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded

70 tic NllL-I DIiiNC'
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY. 1921 n. J. ave NV.
S. KAHN. SONS & CO. Information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRMANN'S PHARMACY, sth and
East Capitol sts
F. 7. WELLER'S PHARMACY. 1884 NJ st. uw.
ATKTNsON'S PHARMACY, nth and q SIS. nw.
ASTORIA PHARMACY "a and sts. NV
NELSON PHARMACY. lst and G SITS. NV.
CA8fPBELL'S PHARMACY, 18th ard Park sts- nv
KENESAW PHARMACY, At Pleasant and Iu-
ing SIS nE.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and sts. NV.
TAYLOBS PHARMACY, 9th and p SIS. NV.
KENER'S PHARMACY 9th and 5 SITS. nv.
McCHESSEN 4 JOACHIM % and sts ne
ALEXANDRIA
SHERWOODs conner Prince and ROYAL SIS.
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DENTISTRY.
DR D HARRY MORAN

NashinggQns Expert Dental Specialist does all
Dental Work for credit. $50 Z st. NV. cor eth
oc2s-n
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTTTC-
no naiu; look feel, act. and last longer thar,
natural teeth; shr1nken faces made normal painless
nlling Or. J. l.. WILSON. 1913 z St NV ocstf
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ROOMS EOR BENT.

HGUHl0 uta ttA.1Ii
IF VOC ARE LOOKING HOR EQOlIs. SEE U.s.
no charged THE CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
CO., 1872 4 NV room 2 Phoue ~. los. ho25-5et
FURNISHED.
n ST. NEAR 2rH NSY.-2D FLOOR. LARGE
rooms handsomely rDperga snd furnslcd. well
heated and nice BATH. Apply COLI MhiA
RENTAL AGENCY GO 1874 81. Nv, ground h1or.
100 6 STREET sE-NEAE LIBRARY, CAPITOL;
large. comfortable newly FIR r0d.Iis; private fam
ily; phone reasonable. cci6-u
WITH BOARD.
97 18TH ATTRACTIVE ROOMS; suite with
bath. suitablc for Congressman; home table dei-St
CNFURNISBED.
lH KY. AVE SE.-3 UNFUR- ROOMS: SOUTH
ern exposure; gas heat, and bath; suitable for J.
d. K del9it
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ROYAL BLUE LINE


ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and c St.
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK,
'7ag q. "a. DueI Pullman Psriog.
1890 g. ~ Buffet. ParlUs. tHC-hour train
.s-sg a. A. DmeT and Pullman pari0r Car.
also d. IL Dlner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
~ D. II. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
-5.O0 y. m .toyal LlllIJed, All PulLDans
r4IU j. "a. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
$50 }. H. Diner and Pullman PaTlor.
$50 p. IL. Coaches to Philadelphia.
IL 80 y. IA. Sieepers.
ATLANTIC CIl1, F00. 900. iu:1o a. n. 100.
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR
tWeek days, ! a. n. to p NJ
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days, 25, 5D0, 81, 10. 20. $40, $50.
3ag go i9'S y 10 a m, L noon, Ha5 Ic3
~ SUI, 500, l0.oJ lg;s. 10 l:55 ,. m
sundays. "a 20, 70. go, 800. lU.00. 100
a. "a, lo, l'l9 500, $50 200, $50. 6%l. oJg lzu
lo:55, D-5u. II 20 D. Ia
CHICAGO AND NUhIhW EST. .Izz and ,5I
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
. ~ a. IA, ID p H., 'iZ:4B night.
fllIsbukG = p. N. 's:io ,. m, 'l2:g0 night
:, nEEl-lNG e:l0 a. m, 80 .. IL
WlNt as - I-i1 80 a. A. 40. 200 P
4'as j. an, ba0 , H. sundays, 30 II. ana , u
L1RAY and ELKTUN, s4a5 D. an.
BkLDERiCA. IosS sy15 a. IN. $50 f4s5. 1sss
,.
TAG EksToWN q 80 a. m and f5 90 p N.
DOlll and way points, 70 Is. s9l5 a. M N.sa
t5N0 los, Si9.i5, ~ 80 D. IN.
GAIIhEkohU K9 ana way points, ISIS sgI5 a.
n, 1850, lSJ. lS9, -95, 1875, 1850, = IS slgss
IA 50 b. N.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. s:35
9.l5 a. ~, 81 81. 1900. 81 35 J. n
..paiig. tE2eept SUNDAY. sSuaday only.
reservations OF Sleeping PGTl0r Car suace rates
Of fare, &c, VIII Be quickly furnished 81 TELE-
PHONE at all Of the following rickei Offices: Al7
u ST. nv, Telephone. main I53l: 5Ig Pennsylvania
ave-, Telephone, main rs. Station, New JERSEY ave
and st.-Iicket Once, Telephone east Isl: lnfog-
nation Bureau. east III
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TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE UNBI.
PROVED REAL ESTATE
By virtue q certain deed OF trust duly recorded.
~ LlDCr No 10 folio y e. seq u the land records
u the District Of Columbia and az the request Il
the party secured thereby we the undersigned trls-
tees vail sell az public auction. IN front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, the path day of December.
a D.. 800. az 40 OCioCk D. ~. the IOiOWiug-de-
sgItDed land and premises. situate In the city Of
Washington. III the District q Columbia. and desig-
mated as and being lots numbered thirty-three l39
and thrtyfOuT 90 in block eleven Clll u William
q. Deuuison and Jsmes ". Sands. trustees sub
division uf part Of tract uf land called Metropolis
view, az the same appears Ct record i'm the Office
Of che Surveyor II the District OF Columbia IL Lber
county subdiEisionl fol0 . subject. however, %
first deed OF trust % note % four hundred dol
lars iSlG0. Terms Of sale: Dnefhrd Of the purchase
money To be paid i'm cash. and the balance III two
equal mstallmeuts. payable in one ana two years,
Win interest al TeT ccutum per anuUIn. PAYABLE
serciaunually. from day q sle secured by deed Of
trust upon the property sold or all cash, at the op
ton q the purchaser. deposit Of SO viii be re
Quired Of the purchaser at the time u sale. All
CONVEY ancng, recording, and notsria fees at the cost
Of the purchaser Terms # sale % be complied with
within hftaeH days from day OF sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right % resell the property at
he rsk ard cost If the defaultiDg purchaser after
fte days advertisement Of such resale in The Wash
lnEton Herald, HeWSpapeT published in the city Of
Washington. ID. C.
s. HERBERT GIESY,
HENRY EVANS.
del3-d&ds Trustees.
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81 PREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT or co
lgEhia. holding Probate Cont NJ. 1917. al
UslulsIatlOu.-llls is 90 1'e uatlcr that The sub
scTiber 81 the District u Columbia, has obtained
frem the Probate Comt II the District of IoUus-
uia letters ~ administration g. tile estate
q Julia y. R0Hzae. late ~ the District If CoGEl-
bia deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased hereby warned % exhibit tle same.
with the vouchers Thereof legally authenticated -o
Tie suhsCriber en- or before the STU DAY OF 40
- .li--i4 f.,s- sT ts,-eFf "a s-tI .si-1i f.i-l~
under my hand this 9TH day q Drcember 1905
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANT. By FREDERICK EICHELBERGEE.
TYust Qtia-r. Attest: SEAL JAMES TANNER.
Register 81 Wills for the District n Columbia Ccr6
Il the Probate Court JOHN Is LAkNER. ArtCr-
pev dss -
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LOIS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-kALORAAfA HEIGHTS
BELAIK HEIGHTS.
The vcTy best bargains IN this rapidly enhancing
locality.
delsd ALLAN T. WALKER. Iug q st.
FOR ssLE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet l7tb and lsr4; south side, I'LL ~. r.. Is II.
front Price J5o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REAL ESTATE co.
Phone. West so. iZ3 WISCONSIN AVE. l52d ST.
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N THE SUPREME COURT Or THE DISTRICT
u Columbia. holding Equity Courtt1 A.
Hobsou. complainant, 81. Joseph Is Hchsau and
Della Young. defendants EqJuty Ao. -rit-'ilr
object n this suit ls 90 obtain a divorce YiEcu-o
matrImaul on the grounds a the dduitJry Che
part Il tle defendants Joseph II. Hetslu with f-l
defendant and co-Ttspoudeut Della louls- Ua mo
ton Il she C1uI slualt. u is tGis ffI dag NJ De
ceGber, A. ID. 1855. ordered that tine defendants
J0seqa II. Hoisou and DtlIa eluZ eais- tler
appearance O. D. entered her.Ia OH or 1lflre --l
fortIlth day. exclusive e SUNDAYS end legal Lll-
DAYS occurring after Gle day "a the tIst pub .ca-
tian 0i tIs order. otherwise the cause tIl b. pro-
ccedtd with a. iu case q default. Provided q copy
rs this order be published once a week tuT three
consecutive weeks ih tie Washington Law Etpottef
and 1se Washington Herald. HARRY 81. CLA-
BAUGH, Chief Justice. True cuPy-Tcst- iS-aIJ
j. K. YOUNG Clerk. b. VA. = r. LEMON. As
sistaut Clerk. Attorney. VA. b. REILLY.
dos Is p
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ROOMS WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. Elg ST NV. RENO
Vatcd throughout, spacious new elevator; steam
heat; uucNcehcd Jalit2r service; excellent oilcc
rooms ON fourth floor. delft
LARGE MODERN OFFICES ~ THE MET
zer0tt Bldg ulJlIl2 Il 81 NV. Sl2J9 per month
intending heat hight elevator. and anl0r service; no
EXTRAS
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
Evans Building. nl6llA New Y0rk ave-; rental
very low, including heat, light and janitor service
JOHN o. EVANS. 1925 New York ave. no35-30t
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/ SAY YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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TYPEWRITERS.


go RENT A WELLINGTON:
!se-aasaES One uL1ntn fCT.................. s. %
49, - Three months for. ....-.........-si39
Ez-1 Sly months for.-................ g. %
tAl rentals apply toward purchase.
EFSaN Tie WELLINGTON Is only SEQ
OFFICE. SO 18th St EW.
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~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. Iue Farmers and Mechanic Ma
uuuaI bauE. n 1-orsg Town. Complainant So Ar
tuur small, A1ulIu-strltgr. 90 al. Defendant.
EIuIty. 30 2dEli u1C 53-Inl GblCcJ of Jnls
sIt o. eeI tie ftll estate of HulcH Anthony
HanlGu died seized described m the u-I 81 cin-
paint n tlls cause 20 pay tle debt dac bl LlIl o
tl1 coEfl dl.iaut ard ofleT debts ~ SAID Anthony
Eaul0u- It appearing That t4e summons 70 An
tLlly haulau T.. Anthony J. HaulUH. infant, and
MaIE q. hauiuu. infant. has been dgg returned
-AUt 60 b. found BE- j. on jlis liJs qsy ~
Deceuhtr. 1905 Ola motion q H. ~ S0hou. So
hCitlr for tue complainant. ordered that said An
tneuy Hauou. T. Anthony j. Haul0u aud AlaFy
T. EsEi0n cause turir al Ie3IaIee 90 De entered
herein before the fcrtltfl oAy exclusive ~
SUNDAYS and lcgai holidays. UC~TuuE after fle day
ui tEe arsl publication 81 this order. GI-tfWl5t Toe
cause viii De- proceeded with IH case II default.
week for three successive weeks Iu the Washington
jaw Reporter and TIE Washington Herald before
said Gas. HARRY 81 CLAEhiuH. thIet JUS
tlce- a true c1I5-Ttst tselLf J. X. YOUNG,
CltTk By WINS r. LEMON. Assistant Gierk II.
" SOHON and &. il. CkAGIN. Solicitors for the
C54rrfafusut d-l5
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SUPREME C0URT OF THE DISTRICT OF .,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
luu-ulA- holding Probate toaIt- NO. l355i. Adj
miiistratloH.ih d T. give notice that tle SUD
acsIber vino Was, by toe oIITlme t9urt II iae DIs-
uIct u JcimUIa granted eJtJfs u administration
die estate OF tIar!c5 10. EdriIu. deceased. las,
with fle approval o. tne supreme court u the Ds-
ulct u lpImbl2, holding a Probate tourts &I-
pointed MUNDAl, tuc Zlst ia. ~ January, 1871 q,
10 ~ ocioc6 u-. as thc time. and sald courtroom
as tle place. fcg making payment aud Distribution
nom ssla estate. under tae courts direction auu
control, when aud Wnere al creditors and persons
tulL1d 90 dIstuDgtfe shares ur iggurle5 or resi-
dtt are notified 20 attend ier-eE er By agent
against tne estate Trupsrb yo-c..ed. tiyeu under
LiF uaud lhis lDtH day a. iiece-.utr 1876 CAM
BELL tANRiNGION. By iifA lac WILLIAM
eDA, Attorney. Attest tSl6LI JAMES Tan
NhK. Register ~ wis for the District II tUin-
Gla, Cier- 81 the Probate Court ds2.g Jas
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or CO
HrEbla, holding Pr3tGte tout 30 1897, Adj
inillstratou--lus ls 60 give notice tnat tle sub
a-uber, who was, tg te supreme court q tle ms
tTiCt - tDlmLbid granted letters oi almln..tfa tIu
tIc estate ot James on. deceased, ad- Hlra tut
approval al the supreme tolTt a the uis-Urt uf
Columbia. holding q Probate Court appointed
u'elGcS a. n., tle TIME and saiI courtroom as
thc place, Tor making payment and distribution -roA
SAID estate under the cJIrt direction aud CIli-
trJi when aac where ali creditors and persons en-
uiled % dlslubutIfe SHARES ur lcEacles oE resi-
due LltIutd go attend. ID IffsIl uF By agent or
atfcue1 dl1 autllIILUC N-L4 talT claims against
Jbe estate lFopeIIy Fou-sd- Given ul5rr Iy nari
CAklINGlON By INV lNE WILLIAMSON At
turury. Attests l-taLI JAMES TANNER. Eeg4s-
Ger 70 Wills ia The District oI Columbia tlefa II
the Probate Court de-2.-sya5
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j. WORDSWORTH GORDON.
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THOMAS BOWLING & co. Auetloneers

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-08
Mayor Is Held in cont,omnt.

Topeka, Kans., July 1.-THE state
supreme court has handed down de,
cision holding Mayor w. w. Rose, of
Kansas City, Kans., in contempt for
having, assumed the Office of mayor
after the court had ousted him for
the non-enforcement of the prohibit
ton law and the law against gam
bling. In the order Mayor Rose is
ordered to relinquish the office and
is fined $1,000 for contempt. The
court further orders, if Mayor Rose
fails to pay the fine within 20 days,
he shall be committed to Jail until
such time as it is paid. Mayor Roses
attorneys Immediately filed writ of
error.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-08
Child Labor Bill.

Atlanta, July IA child labor bill,
framed by % of the A members of
the senate, constituting a majority Of
the upper house of the state legisla-
ture, and insuring its adoption by that
body, was introduced in the senate
Friday The new measure is said to
meet fayorably the requirements of
those who voted against the child la.
Dor bill, which was defeated in the
senate last year, and 1t is believed the
new bill will be passed by large ma.
jority during the present session. The
measure as introduced is said to have
been the result of continued efforts
of the different members of the sen.
ate to reach some agreement that
would meet with the views of all.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-08
Man Is EataIlv Burned.

Chicago, July ALMOST completely
enveloped in flames which were start.
ed by the accidental combustion of a
package of peroxide of soda which he
carried in his pocket, William Scho.
en- ran through Jackson Boulevard
pursued by large crowd, the mem.
bers of which were anxious to catch
him and extinguish the flames. Schoen
was finally caught by policeman who
tore his burning clothes from his per.
son. He was taken to a hospital
where it was said that he was fatal
fy burned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-07-08
Warrant Out for cavendish.

New Orleans, La, July 7.-Tele,
grams from New Iberia, La, say that
a warrant for the arrest of John c.
Cavendish, also known as Lord Doug,
las, has been sent to the chief of po,
lice of an eastern city The name
of the city is withheld. Cavendish
who is alleged to be a bigamist, mar
ried Miss Josephine Hood, of New
Iberia, last December and since then,
although the state department at the
city of Washington has searched for
them through consular officers and al
though the governors of Texas, Vir.
ginia and North Carolina have offer.
ed rewards for Cavendish's capture,
neither he nor his wife have been
found