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CHESAPEAKE L OHIO Ry.

1:so p. M--CHIcAGO AND ST. LOUIS sPr-
GAL. Solid vesubule. electric nghte5
Dining Car Train. with Pullman Sleepers
to Louisville, Cincinnati. IndianaDalJE
Chicago. and St Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs Dining Car
II 10 p. Nj f V. LIMITED-Soltd YES.
thule, electric lighted. Dining Car train
with Pullman Sleepers TO Cincinnati Iex-
inston, and Louisville Compartment
Sleeper TO Virginia Hot Springs dailv
except Sunday. Sleepers CincinnarI 70
Chicago and St. Louis. DiuiuK Car
Reservation and tickets az 5l3 Pensvlva mia
avenue e0s Fourteenth street near T. and
at the station Telephone eco for Pensyl-
yania Cab Service. H w FULLER
Telephone Main 1865 Genl Passenger A.
<ai-1f
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Air LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Once, 1921 Penna. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh, Wilmington CO
lugnbia. savannah. Jacksonville TAMPA Al
lanta. Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola saI
New Orleans.
1850 n NJ DAILY-SeaoOard Mail-Throuyh
Pullman Sleeper 70 Jacksonville Fla en-
Meeting AT Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 20
Birmingham. Cafe Dining Car Washington
70 Hamlet. y. g.
Us p. NJ. OAILY-SeabO3rd ExpreSs-Soild
train. With Pullman Sleepsrs. 10 Jacksonvti,e
and Tampa Through Sleeper TO Atlanta aid
Birmingham; also through 10 Pinehurst daily
except Sunday
SIS p NJ DAILY-SEABOARD FLORIDA
LKXITED-ElecJric lighted exclusively Pull
man. Solid train to St Augustine Fla
arriving there 2-10 D. m Double drawing
room compartment. library. observation. and
dining cars IaI3-tf
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Railroads.
GpEAT FALLS AND OLD DOMIN,
ION RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIME SCHEDULE.
TIME SCHEDULE

Going WEST. leave station. ssth and N
SS a ISL $50. 4O5. $50 5:ss. $50 r:Ss 7 7Se
s:35. $40 1906. lo:4S. I:35. Night: l2:l0
I2:zo. Going EAST. leave Difficult Run
a. N: SO. 6:l7. zoo. 7:l7. $50, s:i7. 1902
I0.S7 lI:32 ?. NJ: I2-fz, 190e. 81 2:S2 an
1:0s AZ $50, G:IT. 7:02. 7:s7 s:32 9:I7
1892 i0:<7. u:32 Leave Ingleside-Night:
i2:05 1875, 1:05.
shuttle Car over Aqueduct Bridge every
few minutes. connecting with Washington
Arlington and Falls Church Railway. mill II
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Wall Paper.

VIZ V MAHONEY. the Progressive paoer-
hanger. reliable. prompt. cheap. Legal guar
antee covers ali our work. send postal for
Tree samples and estimate Main store CO..
PennSy lVanla ave. Sc telephone Fast IL +
or following agencies De Maine x Co &c.
n 81. NV. Ed.avitcn's store, Bowie Nd
10 Monroe 81, AnacOstia: FoWIer's store.
Congress Heights. 6Ol New York ave. M.
1871 r II. Sc Couaway's store Laurel Nd
General store. Glendale. new agency lust e.
Jablished. POstOffice. Colonial Beach. Va
nhlS-7t
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For Rent-OMces.

HANDSOME OFFICES for rent IN Ina
Munsey building. on Z ST. facing Penn
sylvania ave, between 18th and 18th SIS
moderate rents; heat. light, and janitor serv-
ices free fesI-tf
FOR RIcNT-Desirable office rooms In m.
Evans buildings, l4l6-I42l New York ave !:
rental very low. including heat. light. and
1snitor service fe1s-36
FOR RENT-Very desirable ofices, facing
Capitol Heat. light. and 1anitor seryica
From IS per month I'D.
BLISS BUILDING. IS ST. NV 1al2-tf
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For Exchange.

THIRTY A. RES. near Bladensburg Price.
81 800: pfu assume on vacant ~ improved
A SUBURBAN HOME; price. $50: VIII pay
cash difference Tor improved or trade Tor
vacant
$500 Feet. $50 feet front price So 900: trade
for we'll located apartment house
MAGNIFICENT Orkney Springs Hotel prop-
erty; three large hotels: six cottages.
furnished; I.250 acres. VIII trade az 81 Ogl
and pay cash difference Of s.. 600 on i'm
proved. OF will trade FOR vacant.
242 FEET FRONT on 18th 81. ne: viii trade
for improves.
1900 FEET Southeast; large frontage. trade
Tor Improved, VIII pay cash difference.
EQUITY Of 81, 90 in houses Southeast, VIII
trade for clear vacant.
CLEAR LOTS southeast; trace FOR automo-
bile.
y. II. BAKER & CO.
rs and 2ZT Corcoran building
mhis-5t
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO !. R.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO =. r.
LEA STATIo-S. $e-y Jersey ave and c st
RCY-<L f-'-UE LINE
EVERY OTHER SOUR OK THE ODD HOUR
To PHILADELl'--IA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. 23D 81. NEW YORK
100 a N. Diner. Pullman Parior
1900 g. m Bu@e,. ParioT Hr. Train.
''sV8 a m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
III % a N. Di1er and Pullman Prior Car.
81 90 D. m Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
$50 D. n. Royal Limited" Al Pullman
fLOop- n Coaches TO Philadelphia
* % D. m Diner and Pullman Pa-lor
IS 90 p m Coaches 10 Philadelphia
'1l30 p. Slecpvrs-
'257 a N. SleeI ers-
ATLANTIC cry. 100. 800. fr-Oo a m.
100. -2-oo ,. m
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS, A NJ. TO p. NJ
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week days: 81. 500. $50. 100 10. 500.
s.Sc. 800. $50, 1000. HOO a m. zoo noon
u o. LEO. eco. so. 400. s45 SEQ, sos so
500. $50. zoe. SEQ 1000. I1-30. lbs D. m
Sundays; 257. 200. 80. $50. 800. 1000. II 90
a. m. IOo lis. 800 &c. 800. so. $50 500.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST. 'l1.oO a. m.
cINcINNkTI. ST LOUIS LOUISVILLE
PfTTSsI-RG, 100 an. Is pm. 30 n,
CLEVELAND. 'S-l5 p m COLUMBUS.
go p.
WHEELING. 1905 a m. =. 80 .. m
WINCHESTER. SIS a m. fAO5. 1900 D. m
ANNAPOLIS. week days, go a m, u o5
noon. 500 p. m. Sundays. $50 a m. and
80 =.
FREDERICK. 1876. ''9-I5. sslO.O5, III %
a. m. "'L;5. f4-05. 1880 p. m.
HAGERS9 OWN. flo 05 a m and IS % D. N
BOYD and way points. IS 30. go Is a m
al 10. 500. Is -. --l0.l0. III % D. N.
GAlfHERSBURG and way points. iS:-S
49, 10 q m, 1880, s"I-l5 $50 .5-0s = =
1850. ~-T.35. sslO15. Tl1.30 p. m.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and wa points
Is. IS. -. 10 m, -r1.l5, 800. -. 30 D. m
sDaily Except sunday ssSundav onI,
Reservation 1f Sleeping or Parior Car suace
rates OF fare etc. viii be quickly furnished
BY TELEPHONE at all OF the folloyyino-
Ticket Offices: 707 18th 81 y. W, Cor. Nes
York Ave. Telephone Min 1881: 6Is Penn
sylvanIa Ave. Telephone Main rs. Statlo,
New Jersey Ave. and 9 St Ticket Ossce
Telephone. East So: Information Bureau.
East IA Inhs-tf
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Birds, Does. Etc.

BLACK AND WHITE SWANS. Canada and
China Geese. Peafowls. Pekin Ducks. Pleas
etc SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, 7l2 l2th st
nF. mhIl-tf
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Music and Elocution.

PIANO violin organ: lessons. 50c: compe-
tent instructors: rapid advancement guaran-
teed. Address BOX 49,. Times Office
ushl4-7t
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Money to Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN b. private party, from
IS 20 $50: confidential Address BOX 6t0
Times Office uah2 3Dt
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Wanted-Stores.

wANTED-To buy for cash, store, between
9th and 18th. and w SITS; must be cheap:
give price and particulars. Address GRO
GER. Times Office mh1s-3t
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For Rent-Flats.

NICE hve-room fiat: porcelain bath; gas
range; rent, So loss 9th st. ne. Key at
grocery, 9Th and L ne.
FIRST FLOOR FLAT. five rooms and bath;
i229 II st. ne. Rent. $3.50.
+. s. COLLINS CO. Qnc.), 703 nth st NV
mhl5-st
FOUR elegant rooms. near cars; hardwood ;
porcelain bath; $780, open. l2l9Iz Duncan
81 mhI7-3t
FOR RENT-Four bright rooms; bath;
porches. $3.50. 429 Tennessee ave. ne.
mhl6-St
VERY DESIRABLE CORNER FLAT. side
light, in Northeast; u block from car line.
RENT, $3.50.
JOHN l. EDWARDS. 7es 18th st. NV
mhI5-6t
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CHETWOODE.

Pacific and Illinois Ave Famous for Supe-
Nor Menu ana Service illustrated booklet.
Coach meets trains s. per day. so per Wk- up
Mrs. =. A DEMPSEY. owner * Mer.
mhlc-50t
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Wanted-HodseS.

HAVE -. 900 20 buy small home. with stable
or lot wide enough 70 build: give price. Nd
dress BOX SIS. Times Office. mhiC-2t
WANTED-About s-room house with stable
in Georgetown, not over SC GOO. Address BON
5lS. Times Office. nhls-st
WANT INVEyTNENT PROPERTIES-Stores
-hornes. Nothing too small or FOO large.
HARRISON REALTY CO.
sol Street " W no5-tf
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Money Loaned Salaried People.
Retail merchants. sesulsters. boarding houses.
without security large buS-ness n - prln-
ciDsl cities IOLNAN. Room 500. % 18th -
nv.
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For Sale-Houses.
ONLY $500 AND $4,000.

ONLY $500 AND $4,000.
NEW HOUSES. I'D AND BRYANT ST. NE.
SIX rooms and bath: hot-water heat: cellar
ana attic; convenient TO two car lines. large
cas- Corner I'd and Claiming St. only
JOHN o. JOHNSON,
mill 81 10 18th st
ssco.oO-RENTED FOR $500 PER MONTH.
nice little nve-room frame house. in
good section OF Northeast: near TO cars
and and IN white neighborhood. Good white
WIN, II: SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 st. NV
FOR SALE
Good six-room house near attn and W SITS
ne. on car line. This is desirable
s.. 59S'oo@
s,x-room briel, house within one-b,df
square Of North Capitol st. under rent %
white tenants for $3.50. A good inv as :
Sc. 10000
Suburban home. in the District. on car
line: six rooms and bath: hot and cold
water, 400 square feet Of grount; an
location. Would make terms.
Dies 'rabiy located in Northeast section.
new. handsomely finished. six-room and
bath dwelling; concrete cellar furnace.
modern plumbing; bay window; stone
trimmings. - 0O0. 90 and 81 10000 IS the
usual price FOR such home In this
locality.
81 10000
On Plley Branch road aear terminus OF
1fth ST eXtc.IsIon OF Capital Traction line.
Convenient 20 Brightwood ave cars.
pretty. seven-roOn cottage IN fine cOndi-
ton; about 10. 900 feet Of ground. large
lawn. fruit trees. garden. and vines H.
~ feet front; elevation GO feet-a high.
healthy. and rapidly improving section.
81 $50 o.
Located on numbered street IN North
west, convenient 20 cor line, contains
ten rooms and hath. Quick sale must De
effected. An offer OF little less might
be accepted
CBAS- = MUIR & co GNCD.
II lf03 New York ave. nv.
PRETTY. tNo-stoTy, press brick concrete
cellpr. furnace heat six large rooms and
bath, nice back yard. reduced 20 g. $50. rented
So: easy terms. r. W WALKER & SON
T29 18th 81 suhfg-et
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Storage.

WHY PAY NOPE? We store for . a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. AIS 4ee-4s9
10th 81 NV Phone Main <s2s. iasI-got
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HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
ON slo0 CASH AND so MONTHLY
For full particulars drop postal telephone
or call fer new illustrated booklet mar
etc. OF Mount Pleasant EeIShts
FULTON r. GORDON
Northwest Subdivision Speciality.
ROBERT c. HEATER Manager
Ter MAIN SZs Colorado building.
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For Sale-FarmS.

ia ACRES OF good land 80 miles from this
city; one mile from wharf. Price, $3.50. Ad-
dress 1851 Calvert St NV uhI7-3t
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Money TO Loan
On Real Estate.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at ~ and
per cent Every Consideration snoR q
borrowers
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
SCI STREET Y W MOTT,
MONEY TO LOAN approved city real es-
tate a. L a.. and per cent interest Spe-
ctaI privileges With respect TO prior pa nents
l-Arge amounts specially TYLER &
RUTHERFORD. 1891 + st NV Oc10-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON ID. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest. Payment on prIn-
cipal in amounts Of 500 OF more received at
any interest period THE +. II. SMITH 60.
Bond building, 14OS New York ave
MONEY TO LOAN AT LnWESr RATES
OF INTEREST on D. c. Heal Estate No
WALTER III. ACKER
fez-tf 1920 st. "
MONEY TO LOAN-S2JO 10 $5O0OOO on d. e
real estate Interest low. and all transac-
lions conducted with economical considera-
ton Tor borrowers
WM II. SAUNDERS & CO.
1901 =
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Suburban Property.

SPECIAL SUBURBAN SPECIAL
For bargains in Houses and Lots at TaLon,a
Park See H. L. THORNTON. with VM. III
SAUNDERS & CO, 1907 F st. NV rnhI7-3t
FOR SALE~Fine building lots In suburbs
one car fare; $50. upon easy payments; SO
cash, Is monthly. Inquire at ROOM si5
Stewart building lo2 sth ST NV feis- sot
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For Rent
Business Property.

Fer RENT-A large room. 40N3s feet second
story. 18th st. NV. opposite Franklin square
Splendid light east and west sides
~ suited for specialist. artist arch
itect. OF anyone desiring large space With
perfect light. Apply 9l4 18th St NV.
mhI1sa Stuff
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$4,000.

$4,000.
NEW JERSEY AVENUE
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT PRESSED
BRICK DWELLING, with rooms and
oatn; latrobe heat: lot IL feet front by
% deep, % rear alley Strictly white To-
cality- Between ID and SITS Sc Rented
at 1850 per month
$4,000.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
ONE SQUARE FROM EAST cAPrr0r CT
ana car line: near 14th and 4 ats Sc
Two-story brick dwelling with six good
size rooms. White tenant paying sl6 80
per month Locality rapidly building with
attractive homes Lot 1es feet deep to
rear 5o-,oot-wide alley.
JOSEPH /. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. COZ ST. N. w.
mhI1-u
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PRETTY. tNo-story. press brick concrete
cellpr. furnace heat six large rooms and
bath, nice back yard reduced 20 s. $50: rented
81: easy terms r. ". WALKER & son.
729 18th ST nhiG-3t
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For Sale-StoreS.

ave: hot-water heat: rent S45: cheap az
$3.50; make offer. LIE ROY MARK, l4l0 q
II mhi6-3t
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For Sale or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-From Bi1e.
mont, Va. three nice driving horses: also
three cheap work horses. Rear 1926 9th ST
NV: call after = p.m fnhI5-2t
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FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
1928 NEW YORK AVENUE

THIRTf-FINE HUNDRED-Corner house In
,i-M', elSht rooms and modern bath. wide
lot; southern and eastern exposure
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FOR RENT-S2S5e eight rooms and bath;
three-story and basement. No. S24 B st. ne :
$50. SIX rooms and bath, No 30f Massa-
chusetts ave. ne, Sl650. six rooms, water
and sewer. No. 20 9th 81. ne: SIC. six rooms
water. ana sewer. No 30s A st. Sc. CHAS.
a SHIELDS. 1905 F st NV mhl7-3t
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For Rent-hOuses.

FOR RENT
lSo9 Vermont ave. NV. rooms and
49,. $50. 80
.ly lth ST. ne. rooms and bath - S2e 80
Sla G st NV. . rooms with heat $40
PERCY n. RUSSELL
mhls-St No. S27 @ st NV
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FOR RENT
i533 9th 81. NV. 10 rooms -..........- $40 80
II07 l ST. ne. rooms bath. ..-..... $50 50
+ : COLLINS CO. uncJ. 7O3 18th ST. NV
mhf7-3t
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FOR SALE
szs5 WILL BUY . FEET FRONT
500 WILL BUY 80 FEET FRONT
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
18th st. has been extended 14th St car lin.
will be out there BY summer. This is a snao
for speculation. ROBINSON & Co Incl
s13 18th st NV fel2-tf
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s3,soo.

EMERSON ST N K; six rooms ana bath
Bay-window brick
CLARENCE BARNARD,
The Oval Sign lI1 St N ".
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TWENTY NINE HUNDRED - Southwest
nome near Navy Yard; seven rooms and
bath; we'll rented.
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Dr.. Shade

a IleaJ ul.1- - cas- =. AclIcC- stOuIaCh,
liver, blood. Skin. bladder. structure, nervous.
special. and private diseases cured promptly
Consultation free- ~ Eth st. nv
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CHEAPEST HOME IN RIvERDALE-

With board walks shade trees uurs vsa,.r
nigh elevation. one car fare 10 any pa.t Of
city; large lots; alleys in rear. Prices as low
postal for full particulars
CHAs. u. FOWLER. sI2 st. NV.
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For Rent-FarmS.

TO RENT on shares 200 to 300 acres Of rIcb
land near Washington. TO plant in corn: a
rare opportunity for good farmer equipped
with three four teams: good house and
large barn. Call or address at once. JOHN
J. KLEINER & CO. sI7 + ST NV rnh13-st
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FUR THOUSAND-One square OF East Cap
Ito! street, seven rooms large bath: eel
lar and furnace heat. n bargalL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-30
XPULS|ON OF
SENATOR SMOOT
Strong Resolution Adopted by
the Women's National Chris
tan Temperance Union.

Hartford. Conn, Oct 29.-Resolutions
denouncing King Leopold III OF Belgium
as the author of conditions in the Congo
Free State. which are characterized as
atrocities" calling for the exclusion o.
Reed Smoot from the United States SEN
ate because of his relations with the Nor
mon church, opposing the sale of beer
or other intoXicants at army posts; adj
Vocating the making permanent of the
temporary prohibition of the sale of beer
at national soldiers homes; protesting
against the issuing of liquor tax receipts
i'm prohibition territory; declaring for the
highest standards of purity for men and
women alike, and declaring in favor of the
right of suffrage for women, were adopt
ed this afternoon by the National We
mems Christian Temperance Union.
When the resolution dealing with the
Congo Free State was first introduced
the Belgian government was the object
Of denunciation. but after some discussion
the name of Leopold was substituted for
that of the Belgian government.
A resolution was also adopted urgl1,
that state legislatures demand an anti
pOlygamy' amendment to the conStitu-
ton of the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-30
FEDERAL JURORS SELECTED
Men Who Will Listen to Cases In
United States Courts Re-
eeive Notice.

The list of grand and petit jurors for
the November term Of the United States
courts has been completed. The men Sc
lected must report by November L. Near
ly half hundred cases have been set FOR
hearing but the months docket Is not
yet finished. The jurors selected are:
Grand-Ernest P. Horsley, Brigham
George st. Clair, Ophir; H. w. Lawrence.
Salt Lake; R. r. Irvine. Provo; f. G.
Woods, James Ballard Ogden; Charles
Prisk. Park City; j. p. Smith. Logan;
George II. Tingley, Logan; John Ford. Jr.,
Centerville: H z. Hoagland, Provo; Hen
burn, Brigham City: r. X. Thomas. Salt
Lake: c. A. Srnurthwaite, Ogden; j. a.
Hagard. Manti: Spencer Clawson. Il. ii.
Sparks, Salt Lake; James Nj. White, VIII
lard; S. V. Shelp, Salt Lake; w. j. Buck
Park City. and Alma Mathews, Provi-
Petit-H. J. Dewitt Logan: Charles H
Grace, Nephi; Jonn r. Jensen, Richfieid
6 L. Tanner, Beaver; j. D Z. Young
Salt Lake; Christopher Burton, kaysville
Thomas Homer. Salt Lake; Mosiah Evans
Garland; !. y. Foster, Salt Lake; George
%. Howe Provo; J. NJ Barlow, Salt Lake
n A. Larsen, Logan; John L: Crane, "a
lima: W. F. Astill. Ogden; Herbert z
Cutler, Salt Lake; j. W. hendricks Hlcn
mond: Peter Sundwell. Fairview; Harry
c. Hill. Salt Lake: Henry Jackson, Foun
tain Green; r. w. Nicol, Salt Lake
Charles Brown. Murray; Charles A. Hall
Nephi: Thomas Conway. Stockton; JOSEPH
P. Anderson, Ephrairn; Thomas ID. Reese
Wales: A. c. Hitch, Heber City; l.. III
Oyiatt' Pennington; Charles hammers
dorf Richfield: Silas c.. Whitaker, Jame
MetcaIf. Salt Lake; L. j. Miller: Provo
w. J. Lindsay, Ogden: James Christian
son, Moroni; John Carter, MI PIeasant
Christian Hansen, Deweyville. and Johi
chi
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-30
Court Notes.

Nfrz E,urice " Foster widow OF VIII
nam Henry Foster filed in the district
court Yesterday a petition for the probate
of the will of Foster. who died October
f6 of this year. The estate is valued at
Z, S36 20 and consists of cash and stocks.
There are twelve heirs beside the widow
Jacob Moritz filed an application yes
administrator in the estate OF Louis Ho-
helm in the district court Hobein died
Sunday and left an estate the value OF
which is estimated at $50. consisting of a
stock and good will in saloon. Hobein
left no heirs and the petitioner was ap-
pointed special administrator.
Selena d. Hall filed suit in the district
court yesterday to recover 500 damages
from William Winkworth. The plaintiff
alleges that since 1883 her grantors appro-
prfated the flow of water from a spring
on Fuller's HILL which is used for cul-
mary purposes. She alleges that Wink
worth has filled the spring and has torn
away the steps which led 10 the spring.
f.. Ralph Woolley, son of Bishop NJ
S. Woolley. filed an action in the district
court yesterday against his wife, Grace
Clawson Woolley asking FOR an absolute
divorce In his complaint Woclley de-
clares that his wife deserted him Angus
IS 1905. without cause They were mar
ried in this city June 10, 1903, and have on
child, years old.
Sarah e Wilson filed a complaint Ii
| the district court yesterday asking for {
| divorce from her husband. Hans Wilson
| They were married at Lehi In May, 1907
| and have four daughters. Anna, II year.
/ cid. The plaintiff alleges that Wilson J.
| an habitual drunkard and asks com
| plete separation and the custody OF tn
| children
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-30
RESIDENTS WANT ROAD
Thousand Petitioners Ask Commits.
sioners to Grant Franchise for
Interurban Extension.

The board of county commissioners has
received a petition signed by more than
GOO residents of the county yesterday,
asking that the application of the Utah
Light and Railway company for fran
chise to build and operate an interurban
railroad in the county be granted.
There are now two companies with ap-
pliCationS for interurban franchises on
file in the offices of the county commits
sioners The other road is that which
is being promoted by II. p Clark and 9TH
ers. The petitioners who signed the paper
fo- the Utah Light and Railway COM
pany desires that both roads shall operate
in the county.
Both applications for franchise are now
being considered by the committee on
roads. of the board of county commission
ers. and there is said TO be a strong prob
ability that both applications will be
granted. unless they conflict in the mat
ter of the highways TO be covered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-30
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looks but owe the holding OF their posi-
tions to De Lacy's French Hair Tonic.
Gray Hairs in either man or woman
make them appear many years older than
they really are. Woman owes il to her.
self. to her family and to society TO keep
back the gray hairs and look young as
long as possible. Man owes it to himself,
his friends and his family 10 keep baC (
the gray hairs and to keep looking young.
Large firms all over the country today
are crying young men. young blood, and
the result whether right or wrong, is
that the old gray-haired fellows are
either being reduced to meager positions
and very small salaries or their services
Sre dispensed with entirely.
GRAY hairs can be harmlessly restored
hack to the color OF the balance of the
hair and I" the color they were before
French Hair Tonic. which has restored
the gray hairs for thousands Of men and
women in all walks of life. and IL Will
he Iacy's French Hair Tonic is absc-
lutely not a dye, and contains nothing
whatever OF an injurious nature: on tht
ether hand, it is very beneficial to the
hair and scalp and will with few applica.
| tjons stop the hair falling out. no matter
n nem cure dandruff and is the only
remedy known today that positively viii
II YOU want to look young and get rio
| Of your gray hairs, IL you want to cur1
y,our dandruff and stop your hair falling
~ YOU want a thick. long and beautiful
lead of hair you can have all this bJ
the use of Dc Lacy's Hair Tonic: Every
bottle is sold with the distinct under
| Standing that ''your money back If il
Fails" so why hesitate? If your druggiS
hasn't got it and won't get it for you
| send one dollar to the De Lacy Chemica
Co, 9SO North BROADWAY st. Louis. an'
they will send it to you to any part o
file United States. and charges prepaid
and will also send you free package O
ne Jacv's French Scalp Cleaner, IL yo'
win send them postal card. For sale b.
r. c. SCHRAMM,
Corner First South and Main Streets
s'Where the Cars Stop.