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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
EXPLANATION THAT
DOES NOT EXPLAIN

Progress" in Daily Telegraph this
morning. April 27th. endeavors to
explain the facts and figures set forth
in a recent issue OF the Bulletin.
This explanation is not very sat
istactory. Tie endeavors 10 explain
the old charter costing only $4,000
by charging that II was copied from
some little old town" II that makes
a charter cheap the new one ought
not to have cost SO much. One of the
attorneys who prepared the same.
said when his handiwork was crit
cised why II is almost identically
the same ms that of -- w. Va.
The difference seems to be- that one
cost $4,000, the other $4,000. The
boundaries of Blu"field could easily
have been enlarged, and all amend
ments needed made, without devising
such cumbersome machinery or put
ting the city to such cost
The form of city order shown In
the Telegraph has only been In use for
short time, and came as a result
OF Mr.. A. w Howard, citizens par
ty councilman, refusing to longer
vote to allow orders given directly
To firms i'm which members of the
council were interested Further
more w. p. Hawley Merchandise
Company has been in the past fur
nishing supplies for the city teams
and bills have been allowed directly
by the council.
When Carter says no draft for
S1S2.0S has been Issued TO Bluefield
Grocery Company. Technically this
is true. Bluefield Grocery Company
sold a bill OF goods TO the Trout
man Gravelty Lumber Company. and
! took In payment a bill OF lumber
which Mr.. Carter wanted to turn
over TO the city. and have bill allow
ed for same There was hitch
about this. then Mr.. Carter had the
i lumber company present the bill,
council allowed same, and the lumber
people then endorsed the draft 10
I
draft Is on bill This is whipping
the devil around the stump with q
vengeance.
Economical administration, Yea.
vcrily out of the amount given as
expended in the last ten months
5000 went for what Permanent
improvements? 40 bur this very
large sum went for cleaning streets.
and temporary work Think of #.
This entirely independent Of what
prisoners did working out fines.
The total expenditures given for
less than one year in the Telegraph
this morning is given as $7O.iSA5l.
whereas the books show that the
city treasurer is charged with only
about $4,000 In fact IT is stated
upon authority that the deficit dur
ing the past year has been all along
between $4,000 and $4,000.
There is more 20 follow
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
Register at Once or
You Can't Vote.
Don't fail to Register and
Vote the Citizens
Ticket.
Udy is the man to vote for.
He is clean, fair and not q
partisan.
NO FIGHT FOR TOM DIX.
ON.

We understand that some people
construed what was said about Thos.
Dixon in the Bulletin yesterday. as
cmanatine from the citizens publi-
cation committee An attentive
reading of the article will show that
the whole article rs cllrrirc from
the Issue" an Ohio papcr.
The reference 10 Dixon has no
bearing on the case at ali. and the
effort TO make something out Of IL
looks like grabbing AT straws.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
The Saloon is the Dividing
Line.

The only effective way tina the
preachers have of fighting the saloon
here. is to advocate the election OF
men who have courage and convic-
t'ons enough To come out openly
against them The only ticket the
peachers have ever come out and
worked and fought for is one OF this
kind II is not Democratic ticket
party organization has had the cur
age to cut loose from liquor. and
solicit the vote of the church and
Temperance people Let us
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
PREACHERS IN
POLITICS

This is the favorite CRY OF men who
want 10 shy around moral issue
when the ministry stands squarcly
for IT, The cutlery is for the pur-
pose Of putting a muzzle on the men
whom God has called 10 stani for
Righteousness.
All thinking people can see that
all this talk about "PoHtics"- party
organization" is to disguise the real
issue There is but
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
Register at Once or
You Can't Vote.
FRED UDY
FOR nAYOR.
REGISTER AT ONCE OR
YOU CAN'T VOTE.
FOR NAYOR.
One Supreme Issue

in this. and there has not been but
one for several years It is the sa-
loon or the home This is the one
thing that draws clean line of clear
age in Bluefeld citizenship.
We have seen in the past that men
of different parties easily get togeth-
er and agree upon this question. Wet
Democrats and wet Republicans
fuse" all right. But you cannot
get the wet" Republicans and dry"
Republicans together a little bit, and
the same thing is true OF the Dem
ocrats.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
He's All Right.
DR.. Johnston Did Not Fight
Court House Removal.

The charge that he did is not prov
en- and can't he He had announced
HE intentions Of voting for Bluehetd
but the uncalled for treatment OF
Mr. Bruce and Mr. Johnston on the
morning Of the election decided hin
not to do 30. until that time no ono
can say that ne fought or offered
court house removal
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
REGISTER AT ONCE OR
YOU CAN'T VOTE.
FRED UDY
FOR MAYOR.

Udy is the man to vote for
He is clean, fair and not a
partisan.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
Fred ()dy
FOR MAYOR
Register at Once or
You Can't Vote.
STRANGE BED-FElLOWS

We are q strange combination just
now in Bluelield or course the sa-
loon men. the toughs, the lawless.
are against the church and temper
are surprised to see good citizens.
church members. dry men" CD
fighting the liquor mans battle for
him. They 20 beyond the saloon
keeper in abusing. ridiculing and de
nouncing temperance people. and es
pecially those ministers who are
against saloons.
Strange Strange
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
The Modern Mo1och.

We read how in old
children drowned beating heah
'e-day children
cries Of the poitcansThe
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
Udy is the man to vote for.
He is clean, fair and not a
partisan.
No Time to Tell How Good
Udy is, But He's All
Right.

II seems customary nowadays for
candidates for mayor. to spread their
virtues before the people We
could say much about Mr.. TIDY but
time presses
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
Which Side Are You On7

Tha. of the church. the women
and children. the home or that Of
the saloon The issue Is no and you
are for one or the other
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-30
UNITED CITIZENS

For Mayor:
f. W. UDY.
Bluefield. ". Va.
For Recorder:
JOSEPH f. CROCKETT,
Bluefield. W Va.
For Treasurer:
FRANK NJ. PETERS.
Bluefield. w Va.
For Member Board of Supervisors:
JOHN w. SIMPSON,
Bluefeld. w Va
For Counciimen:-
First Ward:
A. w. HOWARD.
Bluefield, w Va.
Second Ward:
S. J. SUBLETTE.
Bluefeld, W Va.
Third Ward:
DIR. c. A. JOHNSTON,
Bluefeld. w Va.
Fourth Ward:
T. FRANK MASTEN,
Bluefeld. W Va.
Fifth Ward:
WALTER I. BAILEY.
Bluefield, w Va
Sixth Ward:
H c. JORDAN.
Bluefield, w Va.
Seventh Ward:
=. A. DUNN
Bluefield, w. Va
Eighth Ward:
c. T.. LOWDER.
Bluefield. w Va
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23

@tieaso, %. Sebruar.
SIR Snbiana: @abri4einIi9 Shauer
teute Na9t uno Samitds; etpaS tdlter
am Samftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
@ai5instoM's Gebnrtstae.

9effern NOR bic i46. @ieberfebr bee
@eburtstages @ecrse Waibinaion's,
bes father of his country, tueIdsr
nod INNER nit nte erfsrbenber Were6-
rung ffr ben eroBsn Wann I'm aanaen
2anoe gefeiert uirb.
Sn SnoianapOlis fano In allen
S&uIsn. ben msiffen 2ir9en unb be-
len 2ogen, 8ereiuen unb patrictifA den
8eielfGaften cine sntipre9enbe 6eier.
li9feit fatt, UNI bic grinneruna an
ben srfien prdRoenten Der Der. staa.
ten bon ameriia mad 80 srbaItsn.
Das poh.Amt i3Iob UNI 10 ubr
8ormittags uno ebenfo tuaren bie mel.
hen Bureaus bon &~egierunes-B eamten
I'm gunoes.@ ebdube iouie ale Bonf.
sei&dfte fir ben sar3eu 9as sef@IDFsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
@isse-Altar -Grat.
O eb o n:

g. W. unb gna SHELBY, 1884 Sn=
bianapolis Absnue, Wdo&en.- Sarrp
unb 2ulu Oldham, 352 Met II. g
Rnabe. = Orpbie unb arile Bridges,
43 Iorb 4ooiiOn Str. Wdo&en. =
Samuel unb Rsttie Gra3se, 1926 Sc
giu9ton Npe., 9nabe.-@arl unb Zulu
Sones, 535 9orb 2epfOne abenue,
Mdb9en. IS. u. unb 2ucie Sentins.
907 @ermania Nbe., Rnabe.- 8rpbe,
uno Sattie Gone, 2316 Sf %. Sir
Rnabe. - Sobn uno 2ulu &obinion.
2442 grisbspOOo ausnue. 3nabs.
@etraut:
Warrsn 6. Gairfielo-Nora Rosbrn.
Dram Satbanap-@arrp graoibap.
Sehprben:
Wi9ael gmben, SO. GtabtsS oIpital
= Warp Craig, 80, 1705 Yanbe:
Ctr. -BSoIbua @iliams, rs, l451
Olibsr abs., = SduQlin9 Dobe. 2341
Shb @aff Str. - 2sana SOpls, 81.
623 Wef Netu Dort Str. - 5anni'
Bulb, 81, 218 We5t pratt Strabs. =
giOIa Neglrup, AZ, 2029 8iptor
Str. = Marp abams. 80, staSt=6 DO.
ipital. - Sarrp Deed, "a. 822, Wef
pratt Str.- Sdualing @Onrao, 1424
2appss Sir. = Sobn Smith. Staot.
Sofpital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23

bamafa a, %. 5ebr. Gin
Staussbduoe bes frthersn 8Ownfaip.
MKeRors Saeob 3s0sp tuuroe efn 3aub
Der 6tammen. Wit bsmielbsn Der.
branntsn mebrere pferbe un3 srobe
6utterbor rdtbe. Sa In LETTER 3eit
mebrere Brdnbe bier ffaitfanben, beren
nripruns unertldrlid III. fir4tet mon.
bob Ratee4cte bon YranoFiftern por-
Iiegen. gissntbum i'm Wertbs bon
bislsn Sauienb Dollar tpurben bersits
serf6rt uno usniafens ied3is STUD
8ish rno pferos tamen bet bisien
8rduoen UNI.
8ebforb. %. 6eb. Sas 8ele.
pbor retiste bic 6amilie bee Jarmers
CHARLES SnOtu BON 5suertobe. Wad
barn bsmerftsn ben 5sueridsin unb
t%elepbpnirten Der Central 8elepbon-
Station. rpel9e bic 2linsel on ben,
Snfrument in Snop's Sauie 10 LANCE
in 8smeauna bislt, Bis bic fsfi4la.
fsnbe Tamilie aufua9te unb bas
Geusr I'm anarenaenben Gtanqsbdube
bemerite. Gebteres fctie bas Wobn.
baus wurben ~bo1fdnbig serf6rt. Ser
Shaben betrdgt $4,000; teine 1ers
f9eruna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
Snoiette 3urnberettt
&tnoer WaSfenfeft
Grettag, ben %. Gebruar.
Gebnrtstassfeter.

6rau Rathartna 9roG
tuuroe aefern 70 Sabre alt. Cine arobe
An3abl Greunoe bate fid in ibrer
WObn un9. go. 612 2ineoln GtraBe,
BEN Sauie ibres S9miessriobnss
5errn Soiesb pfuessr, eineefunoen,
nm ibre @lidwtnite barsubrinssn
Bel g~eieaiger unterbaltuns snihogen
i6nea elm paar aemithIiae Stunben.
R6ge IS 5rau @rOi9 nod oft Der.
96nnt iein, ibre 5reunbs su slei&em
3wed nm f8 beriammslt gu iebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
@etterberiGt.

Sar "a stnnbsn snS.nb 7 ubr IOrssns. "a. 5sbrnar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
Itermometer

Iberrnometerfanb.
SS1fte 9emperatur SO @rat
Riebrigfe Semperatur. ......... 80 %
D. &. BIbtbs
Seeticns.D Director,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
9emofratitde Staats Gon=
bentton.

9as bemofratii9s Gtaais : gomite
wiro ON IL. Wdrs bisrislbf cine
Sisung abbalten. um ben Bag fhr bic
nd3fe Stats. @Onuentiun feasuisbsn.
es niro cine eroBe 8stbsilisuns unb
cine re6t lebbafte Sistuiion Der Dor.
lis9enoen Sra9er ertpartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
8aibinston BEL Ser Meribian Strabe.
Grnnoeigenibums nebertragungsa

Wilium %. Grpbsrssr an Sarab R.
Wbiisl. elm She'll b.s norbDhli6en
gisrtels Der Section %, 8omnibip
IL, Tangs A In 2aprence SomnIbip.
s24OO.
Marp u. gronbaro an Wsfsr Dis.
gins. elm She'll bss norbpehliden gier
tells Der Section 81, Sopnfbip Is
@anae 2. 6 adsr in Wapns 8ownfbip.
$3.50.
Sobn @anfislb an WiIiam Bed, Elm
She'll Der Got l In &ormoobs Subj.
Der aubsnluts 1913 u,lo 124, AZ Sub,
perpefert. Shieite Der Sainois, n6ro.
lid bon Normooo Ctr. $2250.
Bruce ginager an Oliber 9.
@raos &C., Got Is, @inofor plaee ao=
oitiOn. 40 BET $50 SUB, bsrbsRert,
Weffeite bon Sterling Str, fhbli4
bon IL. STRIDE, s2500.
We@uaOus6 Srausbton an purl 6.
plaFer &C., Got liz, 8aien's Souib
groOtRbe 9bbitiOn. so Bet 1872 Sub,
berbefert, Rorbwsf.gfs bon Orforos
uno 10. SiraBe, $500.
Carroll g. Gmain an 6uao G..
panbsr, 9oi sc, @oopruH qlate, so
BET ITO SUB, OHisite bonn WiObIe
Sribs. iioli9 bonn groB 9ribs,
$1,000.
Raraaret Bruce an gunite s.
Dunn, Got 80, Bruee's abo., IS bel
1872 SUB, bacant. Ohisits part abe.,
n6roli9 bon "a. Str. 5000.
SOeI 6. 6arrob an Wiliam O.
ROlsr, Got l, OrfOro Place aoo., 40
bel 14O CUB. berbehert. @orbieite
@aibin9ton, 6Fli9 bon &uraI Str.
$500.
6annie 3. Saplss an 2euis 6.
Worrifon, Cots IL unb Is. 8errp u. q.
Subj. aubsnlots 140 uno 14l. 81 bel
lbs SUB, bsrbeHert. n6roli9e Seits
Der Warplanb Str, bfli9 bon @ali.
fornia Str. $40. 900.
gilbert 9einten an bic Srufsss Der
@rfsn prssbptsrianer Stride, Got 81,
Boswel's @ranbpistp Nbo., a. so bel
SUP, bacnnt. nOro6fli9e @ds be,
gsasfontaine unb %. Ctr. 81. 500.
&cbert u. Brotpn an Inton 6. 6ob,
Got 100, 8albotfs abb., 40 BET l2O
CUB, bsrbsFsrt, Wsiieite talbot aue.
n6rolid bon 10. Cir. $4,000.
Winiam 8. Mrmfrong an TObsri
S&mals. Got SO, WinbbOrf Blac,
abb.. 81 BEL los SUB. bsrbsRsrt, ftio'
tueflids gde Soma uno 6enneman
StraBe. 81. $50.
Sames M. pbilips an &beobore s.
Griffith. Got 70. Wiaisan's grOol
Bart abolition, 40 BET 140 CUB, ba.
cant, Siooftsde Samoa Str. unb
BrootFoe Mpe. $500.
Sobn Sonss IL. u. an Satnes 6.
pbiaips, basfslbs. 1925.
Rarp Streng an 5rant Dur, She'll
Der Got Is In 0pos part Aob.. IS bel
80 5uB. berbeRsrt, Ohieite Der Ren.
tuooo Abenue, nDrbli9 bon 80. Strabe.
$4,000.
gilbert .. Gtoner on .gouins 8.
Bsbforb, Got 4, Doris Subb.. gIod
9. 6let&er's 1. Mob.. 38 bet 125 Sub,
0Qrbfeite Der BrootRbe Gps., tpeEli9
bon Hemman Str. $1,000.
Wiliam 6. Riee an @eorge g. Os.
born. Got As In @efi part abb. SO
BET 1875 CUB, psrbsfert. Gillette Der
@arman Ape.. n6roli& bon Ohio
Str. 1900.
glpbe Sue on Saures W. Bomb, Got
"a. BIod 10, NOrtb Snoianapolis,
80 BET 1851 SUB, berbehert, Rorbieite
Der 81. Str. 6Fli9 bon Clifton Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
Sber:if Taa.

Weitere 8srbanolungsn tn benz Gale
Sberrid fanbsn aefern I'm criminal.
geri9t fatt. Sic wuroen jebo9 nod
niat besnoist unb big Mittmo9 nd9.
Fer Wo4e Oerta9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23
&artem= 9eieai@aft.

Die regelmdbise Rarten9eieaT&aft
Der 9amsl . Settion bss So3ialen
Surnbersins finoet g onutag | m
. eut9 paul r q t.
u nang guntt bret Il +
u O d nj | ttags.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-23

2ocaL.B etterbert9t
S6auer beute Ra9t unb SamfaS; fall
ter am Samftas,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
CHENIcAI SOCIETY MEETS.
Technical Paper by DIR. a. 5. cush-
mRn-Reception TO Sir w. Perkin.

AcShutcai Paper Dy DF. ~ - Sush-
man-Reception TO Sir w. Pcrkin.
THE Electrolysis Of Rock Powders was
the subject OF most interesting and in
structive paper read by Dr A s. Cush-
man Thursday night at the i6Sth regular
meeting Of the Chemical Society Of Wash
ington. al the Cosmos Club.
When finely ground feldspar. or other
rocks containing potash. Is mixed with
water in a porous porcelain cup and sub
iected 10 the action of electric current.
said Dr. Cushman. considerable quanti-
ties Of potash are obtained IN solution. b
taking nlitable precautions. 50 per cent or
more Of the potash contained in the rock
may be extracted" Dr. Cushman said
with the price Of potash as low as or
s cents a pound. this discovery would not
have much weight commercially.
President l.. NJ. Toluan appointed 2
committee OF arrangements for a recep-
ton 10 be given af the University Club
or October Is TO Sir William Perk!n, the
distinguished English chemist. Sir VII
liam Perkin IS The discoverer OF analine
dye The fftieth annual celebration OF
this discovery was held last week IN Lon
don and New York. The committee Of
Arrangements consists of rrof. ;. 5. NooT-
hees, chairman; 5. s. Chamberlain, L. 8.
Munson. L y HIN. anG Q. z. Waters
After the meeting last night an informal
smoker was held.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
Deeds of Trust.

Square 6-5-William F. Adams. own night and s7zr-
dian 10 c. W. Howard and George G Gertm5n
O. secure Mary f. Way 81 20 wears. per
cent semi-annual3y, lots Is and 49, in Gil
beT1s subdivision
Moore q BaTb0uTs Additi0n-J0hn Brennan et uK.
20 William Il Saunders and Claud Livingston
10 secsre Wiimot ". Trew. s. 250 years. q pcT
cant sCmi-annuaIy. Iart Of lot a., bloca &.
Moore & Barbour's AdditIon-Same 10 same 20
secure same ike debt BOT g. black
Connecticut Avenue HighaBds-Jame5 A. Bull 70
J. ". Critcler and L McCulum. 90 secure the
CouHCcuCt Aycnue Highlands Company.
S.sJis5. March Is. 1909. per cent. semi-auuually
llt .-. Jiack J.
Square 5-s-kate HaTbaugn 10 William a. Hin and
David Kaufman. TO secure Emma l. kauf-
man. $50, years, per cent. semi-anuually.
LOT %. IN Webb ct al. trustees, subdivision.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Thomas Judge
e. ux. 70 Il. II. Belgmaun and Cnapin Brown.
20 secure The Oriental Is. A., No. 9. Sl.t09 part
lot l0l, in Denis0u ct al. trustees. subdivision.
Cleveland Park-LUcy and JUlia T. MADEIRA 10 Ed
ward J steilwageu and George E. Fleming. 70
secure Edward l. Hilyer. A.503 5 years per
cent seml-aaDualiy. parts Of lots IS and y, in
Naggamans subdivision block G.
haloraEna Hcjghts-Anua j. Miller 10 the National
safe Deposit. Savings and Trust Company. 10 Sc
cure the AmsIlSan Security and Trust Company,
s-dOJ, year. per cent. ssmiannaaily. lot II.
block =. IN Rodgers Ell al. trustees Subdivision
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13

eillary letters Of sdninistration 10 wnham Hysoa'
boud SOC
Estate Of Adam steuhouse. letters Of adEaiaistTa-
tiou granted TO W. Gardiner w . csrcineF'
Estate Of James oo~d. account approved and
passed,
IN re Mary Lane. account approved and passed.
Estate Of Emma 0hl scoount approved and
Estate Of Harry r. Moore. letters Of admins
tration 70 Rhoda Moore: bond Sloa Z Jack
Estate Of patrick Gamer; motion for uiA By
cave2tors T. ] Msekey-Johu Brosnan a.
forueys
Estate CT James Coleman account approved s7d
Estate a Eliza 3 Hunt: petition Tor probate Of
win and letters Mason \, Riehar3son, attorney.
Estate Of Ellen Murphy; Wiu fniiy proved
Estate Of Apuolionia Hutchinson. petition fer
probate of will ana letters Of administration c &
George c. German. attorney
Estage of J " Wagner: petition fer probate Of
viii and letters testameatary fled.
Estate Of Anna 1. Norville VIII dated February
T. 1903 and eodicl dated February q, 1868. aled.
Bankruptcy Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
II re Laurel Clay Products Company; order over
ruling exceptions and dIsulissing petition c. T.
Dunlop, attorney.
District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
IN re opening alley block q Columbia Heights
order accepting ana directing j-ry.
In re opening alley. square 81 objections oTeT-
ruled verdict confirmed
Equity suits.
Charles ". Wess.r Mary a. weisser abso-
luts divorce. D. J. MaIkey solicitor.
Mabel A. DUds5n IS Chester A. Dodson; Also
iate divorce. Hughes q Gray. solicitors
Law suits.
V-s-,l-r- N--rl5-,..
appeal from justice Of the peace. DEFENDANTS az
toTley, c. f. Uisgs
Mechanics Liens.
+. s. Gichcu-r vs. The East Washington Savings
Bans. a corporation, loy l. in WiloUsaby s. Mai.
tnsiJ. trustees. subdivision 10 square go. SI54L53:
materials furnished Jennings * scott clutrac;ors
L. j. Mathcr attorney
John Schneider and Charles T. Schneider IS.
same. same property materials furnished Jennings
4 scott. S5559l L Alaiher alt5ucy.
Richard N johnson and George 81. Morris IS.
SANE; same property; materials furnished Jennings
& Scott, couJTaCt0rs. S397.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
DAILY COURT RECORD.

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. ME. Justice Harlan
MF Justice Brewer SIT Justice White Nj Justice
Pecshsm NJ Justice Mekenna. NJ. Justice Holmes
ard Mr.. Justice Day
Robert B. Gaylord. Of San Francisco. Cal. was ad-
mitted 70 practice
40 "a Lsondas 81. lawson e. Al petitioners.
Sc United States Mining Company: argument con-
tinusd By NJ Charles J Hughes. T.. for the PC
titioneFs. and by Mr.. William Dickson for the
respondent and concludes by Mr.. Charles Hughes.
p. Tor the petitioners; leave granted c0Uusei Tor
petitioners 70 lie reply bnsf within two weeks
Adiourned until Monday next Al l. O'Clock The
dag cal for Monday October IS VII be Gs follows.
Nos .os 8 g. 2. 2s q 50. 81, 3. and ..
The Washington herald., 1906-10-13
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED RLACHSMITHS APPLY 70 ROB
EkI STOREY. il8t Of South Capitol 81
NAMED -WHiIE BOY TO MORk AT TRADE.
1918 81. nw ocll5t
WAATED-TMO FIRST-CLASS TINNERS. GOOD
pay and steady uogE - the right men. GRAFTON
4 son. sli 5th IT, oci2-et
NAAIED-NHtTE BOY. 10 YEARS. TO Run
err4nds; must have bicycle. Apply 81 18th 81
nv. oelg1f
WANTED-TAlLOBS AND PRESSERS. Al
once LEON, H5j Pa ave. Nv 0ci--d
WANTED-WHITE CHEF. EJ: SECOND. $50:
white pantry woman. 50 FISHERS AGENCY.
ilg 10Th I.H orif-1f
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NasuraIi.ation Henrings set.

The 6rst Monday Of each month has
been decided upon by the justices of the
District Supreme Court. in general term.
for the hearing Of petitions for natural
izatiOn of foreigners. The applicants
must wait ninety days before their cases
viii come Up. the order of the court
practically naming the first Monday in
January, 1907. as the first hearing. A
bulletin board. posted conspiculously in
the corridor Of the city hail. announces
the names Of applicants for citizenship.
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AN OBJECT LESSON OF UP-To-DATE PUSH
are the exceedingly liberal rates we are paying
fer mems worn garments, hats, shoes and shirts.
Nil cali WITH ouI stopper wien you say any day.
JUSIH S 90 STAND. $40 y.
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HIATT.

BRODT'S HATS
Are better Than ever. u9 Ilth st. Branch. 503 9Th
St Repairing neatly done
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY FURNISHES
lep 20 al business ulsc-si no charges. Ad-
dress SO TN 81 uw
WANTED-BI 10 WOMEN. PLACES. COOKS
maids, general Workers; from Va. Address -
fth 81
WANTED-STTUATION BY COLORED MEN
driver C1aclmln. -anIt0rs. references. Address
50 .th - EW.
WANTED SITUATIONS BY S RELIABLE BT =
lers, housemen, iremeui white and oolorei. I'd
dress SO -th ri NV
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LifEust CoUTE No L
ITSTICE WRIGHT

FIuuey vs. BUau: demurrer sustained a. % 6rst
count and overr1Iled as 70 second; leave % amend
and defendant 70 plead over. N. Strascur-er-C
2. Emig. attorneys.
Palmer vs. Palmer; demurrer sustained as 70 first
third. and fourth counts and ovcr1Tled as % sec
old, leave 70 amend and defendant 10 plead over
B c. Peele-Birney s Woodward. attorneys.
Raymond ". Riley; defendant allowed five DAYS
% hle amended plea. Ralston & Siddons-Dougass
s Douglass attorneys.
Lynch ". Welch CT al. and Lee vs. Welch et
al bin Of exceptions approved: time TO file tran
SCRIPT extended forty days. II. z. DaYis-W
DaTidge. attorneys.
Assignment for Monday, October Is. Jones vs..
Cr1sUcl Gladuau rs. Bean. Gordon Vs. Butts
Ford vs. Ford, WlitfoTd vs. HolZbiereiu. Gusrlulm
- Slye. Rosenberg IS. Commercial Autonohile
Supply Company. KGhau IS Washington Railway
and Electric Company, Fischer Art Company Us
Osmans Dorsett IS Masters Wright IS. Baum
IlRer vs.. LsGI.
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DIV ASlON vi Ant IHiAELGIh hEs
Undergraduate course leading 80 the degree q
BachelOr Of Science IL Architecture
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN TO DO GEN
CIal uJusCW0rb, NOT hard god wages; must 50
bom- NIGHTS. Cal ISL lith 81 uw. ocI5-st
WANTED-A SECOND GIRL IN FIRST-,'LASs
prlsate family best references required Apply
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REAL estate EOR SALE.

i PttEiIN HOME ~ BkOOkLAAD: Z kOUs.-
ana BATH atu- and cellar. fnut and Slsde trel
between ltr ules- > minutes fram Ireasry side
TliEs. ai city improvements. ..0U- Address BOX
J. Herald u-f0'. oc.2-3t
o. at MILES SOUTH OF UAPIIOL:
t..'af ~ feet. 0rou uil. Nd; opp size post
c-.. fli- %. ue s--tlou. }. SCOLLICk. Ma
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