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o SALE.
Some Choice Residence Lots Cheap
as Dirt.

as Dirt.
An eight room house, 6 lots, nice
shade trees, good sidewalks, close in
I conveniently located. Good arte-
sian well, $500.
Nice new five room house, 100 feet
southeast front, sidewalk. A good bar
gain at $4,000.
A splendid bargain in 16 acres of
unimproved land, Railroad and End
Street front. Two blocks from court
house. $1,000 cash, balance on easy
terms at low interest.
Some alfalfa land in artesian belt,
ditch water right; &c acres sown to
alfalfa. The alfalfa on adjoining 40
acres yielded a net income last year
1906, of more tna1 Is per cent. Near
town, splendid location.
A good 80 acres of Hondo water
right land. Some 40 acres of alfalfa,
good house, land fenced. Valued at
$3.50 per acre.
CARLTON & BELL.
3O3 N. Main street.
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Notice.

The Board of County Commission
ers of Cnaves county. N. NJ. will
meet at the court house in Roswell
on Saturday, Jany. 10, 1907. at 10
O'Clock a.. M, to canvass the precinct
other business coming before it.
By order of the Board.
w. M. ATKINSON, Chairman.
Attest: F. P. GAYLE, Clerk. IA
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Best to Plant Now.

Now is the best time to plant
trees, before the roots begin to
grow. r. F.. Cruise mas all kinds
cheap.
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Kindergarten, Preparatory School
Leod. 1912
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Highest prices paid for second
hand goods. Makin's Second Hand
Store. 100 Main ST., Phone 227. If
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-04-05
Berglund Bros.
HOUSE KILLS BILL.
Tonnage Tax Bill of Bjorge and
Jefferson Killed.

After about four hours argument in
the house, Tuesday afternoon, the
tonnage tax bill of H. o. Bjorge, of
Lake Park, and Rufus Jefferson, Of
Bingham Lake, was killed by vote
of SO to51.
Before the bill was taken up for
consideration kilograms were read
from several prominent persons by
by Speaker L. FL. Johnson. assuring
them of the coming of the steel plant
to Duluth.
Representative Miller, of Duluth,
made very oppressive plea against
system of taxation, which had much
TO do with the killing of the bill,
Among other things Mr.. Miller said:
"There are. great many features
about this bill on which l might
speak, but the one proposition which
is now before me is whether or not a
bill of this kind is proper to pass at
this time. We are on the threshold
OF a mOmentouS hour. The great
question before us is that of the policy
of the state. This question is wheth-
er the state of Minnesota is to pick
out one particular section or industry
and make it bear the burden OF tax
alton which should be distributed
and borne by each and every other
person in this great state. Are you
going to seek and choose the strug-
CLING and patriotic men Of the north.
ern part of the state, weight them
with burden until they stagger and
are borne down to financial death? I
can say to you without hesitation
that never have 1 stood up to speak
with so much honesty In my heart
aud truth on my Lips az ] do now.
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The Fire Ladies'.

The Ely Fire Department held its
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
evening. An executive committee
was appointed to look after the affairs
of the tournament, which will be
held in this city August 6, 7, s and 9,
the committee consisting of six fire.
men. Grant McMahan, Henry Chinn
and Chas. Trezona. During the meet
ing Second Assistant Chief Mott
handed in his resignation, as did also
P. Aubin. The boys all expressed
their regrets at having to lose two Of
the best firemen In the department.,
and to show their appreciation for the
two. farewell banquet will be given
by the firemen, at the Exchange hotel.
this evening in their honor.
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Mr.. Speaker, this is great state.
Look as you may. to the orth. east.
south or west and you fin1 we are at
the center of all. We are at the eve
of the semi-centennial of the first
half hundred years of progress of our
state We do notsneed TO step aside
for any people beneaih The sun. 1
was born in the southern part Of the
state not many re5Eis ago. and because
am now living iitNtIe northern part
of the state | have by no means for
gotten that great 'eDIpire Of agricul-
ture 1t was there that i'm years past
our ancestors la1 to wipe out the
Sioux and Chippewas, wolves and
coyotes which were in possession, but
it was comparatively easy to develop.
When l go back TO that section where
it was once a wilderness, now para
disc. am reminded of that spot Of
which the Bible speaks as the Garden
of Eden
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guessing until the last few votes were
counted.
For mayor, Mike Weinzierl was
elected, defeating his opponent, Olof
Knutson, by 81 votes. Mr.. Weinzierl
has held the Office of mayor before
and held it to the satisfaction Of at
least the majority of voters, as the
table will show
l.. B. Brockway was reelected for
city treasurer, defeating his opponent,
Henry Chinn, by a majority of 70
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John Cosgrove, received 242. Mr..
Whitta has held the judgeship the
past year and has certainly made a
good one.
S. S. Childers, who was elected
special municipal judge without OPP
position, will no doubt fill the place
satisfactory to all.
Frank Hodge was elected assessor
without opposition. Mr.. Hodge has
held that office before and with sat-
isfaction.
Mike Murphy and John GOuze will
act as aldermen for the First ward.
Mr.. Gouze has served on the council
for several years and has always
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The ELECTION.
Officers Elected Tuesday to Han.
die City Affairs.

The annual election for the purpose
of electing officers 10 handle the af.
fairs of the city for the coming year
was held Tuesday and, of course, there
were several who went down TO de-
feat when the ballots were counted in
the evening. The result was certain
ly surprise to a great many. as the
vote cast will show
The returns Of the election were a
great deal closer than it was expected
and it kept several of the candidates
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majority OF Ii votes. This certainly
was surprise, as it was thought by
his friends that he would land the
place with IA very large majority. =. e
received 255 votes, while his opponent,
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Card of Thanks.

| hereby take this method Of thank
ing my many friends who stood by and
worked for me in the recent munich
pal election, also the,pnblicin general.
JOHN COsGRovE.
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~
Notice..

On AMI after April .1st, 1907, all
business transacted at my lumber
yard will be done on strictly cash
basis. GRANT MGMAHAE.
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votes. Mr. Broekway has filled the
office of treasure for the past year
and has done it with credit to him.
self and the city,.
In the race for municipal judgeship.
Thomas Whitta Landed the place by a
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TRANS.PACIFTC MAILS.

Hawaii. japan. Korea. China and Philippine Isl
ands. via San Francisco. close here daily az 6:i5 n
m ID 20 December y for dispatch b. steamer
America Naru.
Australia tsxcept mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands and New Caledonia via
San Francisco. close here daily SIS p n up 10
December Is for dispatch By steamer BoTeric
japan Korea, China and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia close
here daily al 10 p up 70 December Il. for dis
patch by steamer Empress Of Japan
Hawaii, Japan Korea. China and Philippine Isl
nncs. via san Francisco close here daily al SIS D
m. up 70 December l9. for dispatch by steamer
Siberia.
japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle, close here daily at SIS D n up 70 Decem-
Der ie. for dispatch By steamer Shinano Niaru
Specially addressed mails for japan Korea and
China via Tacoma, close here daily az 6.l5 u N
u2 70 December 90 for dispatch by steamer Oanfa
Hawaii. via San Francisco close here daily AT 6:I5
,. m ND to December .. for dispatch By steamer
Alameda.
Australia Except mails for West Aust-aIal New
Zealand, Samoan Islands, FIl Islands. and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria. British Co
hmbia. close here daily at 6I5 p. m up 20 Decsm-
Der g. for dispatch by steamer Moana
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco, Close bre daily at sd5 D. N. up 10
January l. for dispatch BY United States transport
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Organize Rine Associations.

San Antonio. Texas. Dec. Seen J. \.
Drane, formerly of the National Guard
OF Washington State. a personal friend
Of President Roosevelt, is in this city
on his tour of the country organizing
state rife associations He has already
organized such associations in Washing
ton. Montana, Idaho, California, Arizona,
and New Mexico. and Will undoubtedly
succeed in organizing one in Texas Since
the battle Of San Jacinto. when handful
of Texas ri1emen by accurate shooting.
put ten times their number OF Maxicans
10 flight rife shooting has been one OF
the dearest traditions o. the Texan.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Washington, December 5. l9Os-No-
tce is hereby given 20 Sarah f. Tracy owner OF
record Of part Of square go being the IS feet next
the north II feet facing Ninth street ard known a.
lbs Ninth street southeast and containing abs1t
$50 square feet; that. said premises are not con-
nected with public sewer and Waterman in accord
ance with the requirements Of sections , 2 and
oi An Act 10 Provide FOR the Drainage Of Lots %
approved May 9 1875. within thirty days Exclusive
Of Sundays and holidsysl the District Of Columbia
VIII cause the work 10 be done and the costs thereof
VII be assessed against the property in accordance
with tho provisions Of An Act 20 Provide for the
Abatement Of Nuisances." approved April H. 1906.
WEST. JAY ]. MORROW. Commissioners. d. {.
de7,9lO
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n B-toilo~ing scbe,9ale hE1res published only aS
iDiotIation and are net guaranteed
'oSo-a- m.-DanTille Harrisonburs and way sta
lions.
800 a. m--Sleepers and coaches 70 Atlanta and
NeW Orleans Siespes 10 Columbus ard Macon,
Ga. Dining Csr.
'll90 a. m.-sieepers and coaches 70 Columbia
Sayannss and jacksonville. Dining Car.
lfsuo p m--Harrisonburg and way stations.
~ d m--CharlOtIesElle, Warrenton, and way
stations
'6-l5 p. m.-sleepeTs and coaches TO Atlanta Sun
SET Route Tourist Sleeper to san Francisco four
times a week
-s-0 ?. ni.-SieepeTs and coaches 10 Charlotte
Cohllnhia. Aiken, and Augusta. Dining Car.
'l0l3 p m--Sleepcrs and coaches tvia Lgnchburg
and BRISTOL 70 Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans Dining Car
'l00 y m--NeW York and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 10 AsheTiIle, Atlanta, Birmingham.
and New OTieanS Clnb and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
hOte-'Daily- fWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
. s'fs AID sz5 a. n. 30. 5z5 sat u 80 and
Il - p m. daiiy. Lozl trains from HanisonburE
I'D T. IL week days and SIS p. N. daily: from
tharlotiestllle, 30 a. n. daily.
frequent trains 20 and from Blusmont
Ticket Ofces 7o5 18th ST., 81 Pa ave. ard ses
Union Station
T. Il. ACKERT sH HARDWICK
-, v 7. 4 Gen. Mgr Pas. Traf Mgr.
W 4 TAALoE, q. p A. L 5. BROWN. G. A.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington, d. c.. N0yen.
Der 20 lM.- Sealed proposals viii be received A,
this ONCE until ; O'Clock p. m. on the sTH DAY
Or JANUARY, 1908. and then opened. for the con-
struction tineluding plumbing heating apparatus
electric wiring, and cOnduits) Of an extension "a
and rcmodeiing OF the Hyeieuic Laboratory Of the
United States Marine Hospital Service at Washing
tcA ID. C., in strict accordance with drawings and
specification. copies Of which may be had at this
cce, at the discretion Of the Supervising Architect,
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
de2A69n.l3
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Travel Expense Accounts viii be the
subject Of an address to be delivered by
L. o. Robbins. OF the Office Of the
Auditor for State and other departments.
at meeting OF the Association OF Amer
lean Government Accountants. at TIE
Tuesday, December 10. at p. m. At
these meetings. which are held every two
weeks. questions of live Importance 10
government employees are treated by per
sons qualified 10 handle them, and dis
cussion is open 10 all present The pub
lie is invited
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CATHOLIC CHURCH REOPENED.
Prominent PreIates at Services in
Wilmington, Del.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald.
Wilmington. Del. Dec S-After having
undergone extensive alterations. both 10
the interior and the exterior. s.. Msry's
Roman Catholic Church. the oldest Cath
Ole edifice in Wilmington. was reopened
to-day with elaborate ceremonies
a number Of noted prelates participated
including Bishop John J. Monaghan. his
excclIency, the Most Rev. Archbishop
Diomede FalcOnio. the apostolic delegate,
Bishop Benjamin T. keely. OF Savannah,
Ga, formerly vicar general in this city;
Bishop Alfred A. Curtis of Baltimore.
formerly bishop of this diocese; Very
Rev. D. J. Flynn, president of Mount ST
Mary'S College. Emmetsburg. Nd. for
meTly 4 priest NJ ST MaTy's Church,
Rev. Edward L. Brady, the pastor. and
others.
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DYING MAN HER HUSBAND.
Woman in BathhOuse, Attracted by
Excitement. SwOOns ut sight.

Philadelphia, Dec S-Seraham Levin
sky and his wife Rachel, Of $40 South
American street. were each unaware Of
the others presence at a Russian bath
house az 621 Kater street. yesterday,
until Levinsky was stricken by death
from heart disease. They occupied ad-
joining rooms.
Mrs. Levinsky. who joined the excited
throng attracted by the news swoened
when she recognized her husbands body
Levinsky was undressing preparatory 70
entering the steam room when he was
prosuated. 4 physician was hurriedly
summoned. but he arrived too late.
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HITCH JAIL TO A TRAIN.
Practical JOkers Give Prisoners 9
Free Ride in Montana.

Practical JOkers Give Prisoners a
Free Ride in Montana.
Spokane. Wash, Dec S.-Practical jok-
ers coupled the jail at the town OF St.
Regis. Mont, west Of here, 10 a through
freight train on the Northern Pacific
Railway last night. and as a result. a
box car filed with sports, fighting men.
and yagrants is headed for the Twin
Cities
A cleanup Of the town was made a few
days ago. and there being nothing bet
ter in which to put the prisoners. they
were locked in a railroad car Deputy
Sheriff Tissue was called to Middletown
IN the. evening, and while be was gone
the railroad men got busy with the cars.
and after switching them around the
yards. the car containing the prisoners
was attached to a freight train and pulled
out OF town
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A HERALD ADVERTISEMENT
WILL GET YOU A GOOD COOK

Cohsrs Weekly, in article SAYS: THE domes-
tic problem the problem Of the age Good servants for mod
est wages are not to be obtained"
Washington has her domestic problem as well as the other
cities But the question here There are thou
sands o. young women from the Old Wqrld-whc
are anxious to get started this city of Golden Opportunities
for working people
These Peope-hey thriftthey are wise-soon learn
that II is HE WASHINGTON HERALD which read by the
The WASHINGTON HERALD for the advertisements knowing
that sooner or later just the kind of family they will
advertise Tor help IN The WASHINGTON HERALD
here are lots of young women here who look in the
morning paper for places in the best homes.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE; Ha PENNA. AVE.

TICKET OFFICE: III PEANA. AYE
Notice-FoloNIng schedule net guaranteed
9d5 A 81. Daily -Seaboard Mail. Through coache,
and Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah and JacksonTiue
Through Seepers Washington TO Hamlet and Ham
let 20 Atlanta and BIRMINGHAM Dining uays
500 r IL Daily-SeabOaTd ExpresS solid train
with coaches and Pullman sleepezS 10 Savannah
Jacksonville. and THmpa- Thrcagh sleeper 10 At
iania. Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER a. IsJ7
Leafes Washington. New Union station:
90 a. ~ and 80 a. m--Daily-Au points On
| Norfolk and NesteTns also Knoxville. ChattanooSa
and Memphis
hlS p m--DAily-Roanoke, Bristol Winston
Salem, Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
For Norfolk-Leave Washington 4-D a. m daily
u;is II. daily. 3,i5 p N daily Arrive Norfolk
II % a. m. SO .. N. 1915 .. n.
trom 3. o. station. 05 D. m daily Berry
VILE Luray. Shenandoah. Elkton Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania station g95 q L.
and li.So p. n
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue t5Oud Buildingl
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignments f0- Monday. December 2:
No Z6. Smith Capital Traction Company
ATTORNEYS c. l. NhitfoTd-R- T. Perry & son
No. =. Pitts Edm0nso1. Attorneys r. r.
Downing. c. A BeFry. end J. V Couslan-Git-
tings & Chambe-lain-
No. - Haller Wall Paper Company Elmore-
AItorneys W. {. PTentiss and Nelson Wilson
Birney & Woodard.
No Ia Jaselh IS Rigs National Bank. At.
torneys. H. ". Wheatley-R. r. Perry Son.
No. TO- Grady IS Washington Gaslight Com
paly. Attorneys, Douglas a Douglss-l -lIcKen1ey
& Flannery
No. N Smith Is Earnshaw. Attorneys Guy
Holsapple-C A Douglas. T. b. Sheriff.. and q.
l. Baker.
Nc. 36- International Trsst Company =. How
ard Attorneys. ". c. Ciephane-B H. Warner jr.
No. IS. Jaquette. executriT- Is Capital Trsc;ion
Company. Attorneys. X. Z. Evans. F. H. Benson
W W. Poultney-R. r. Perry * Sen and 6. T..
Dunlop.
No. D. 1ukins IS Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys. E. )
Bailey AID X. 7. Strickland-A- A Hoeling-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOrE- Published only information. and DO:
guaranteed
40o Z. Nc. < o. LIMITED. Dzily-Fast YES.
tbule tram. PulEEn Slecpers TO Lexington. Louis.
vile. Cincinnati, Indiana polls, Chicago. and ST
Louis Connection Tor Virginia Hot SIGings. Pail
man CARS Louisville 70 NASHVILLE. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining CHS a la CzTte service.
u.lo p. M.-F 4. v. LIMITED. Daily-Solid
VestiCule train. Pullman s4sepers 10 CINCINNATI
Lexington and LCuisg.ile- Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot springs week days. Dining cars.
Ia carte serTice- Pullman Sleepers CINCINNATI fc
Chicago and 81 Louis. and Louisville % Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets a. Chesapeake and Ohio
Onces, 5l3 Pennsylvania 2verue: co lith street
near Z. and New Union Station Telephones Vain
10 FOR ashington Terminal Cab service and Nam
1866 or 20 for {. a o. Ticket O1hcc.
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Circuit Court No. l.
rF-CTrr-E rx-prr.ur


Assignments fcr Moudav December g:
10. lf9 Rondineia -. southern Railway CON
pdny- Attorneys. Tucker a kenyon-Hamliton, Col
bcrt. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. i5l. Leimbach - Washington Railway and
Electric COMPANY Attorneys. ". h Ouiutcr and
Z. l. Frailc1-C- a Douglas and g p Hoover
No. lG. Glideen IS Jenness Miller. AttnrneyS
Beuy & Minor and r. r RcWland-LeOn Tobriner
No lg-- Evans - Washington Railway and Elec
tric Company. Attorneys, K. 4. Downing and q.
a. Bcuy-C. A. Douglas and g. Z. Hoover
No. 13. state of Maryland. % use of Attick IS
American BOndng and Trust Comrany e al At
torneys. G : ShreEe, J.. and n \. Richardson
Hamilton, Colbert, 1erkes 4 HsEilt0n-
N0- Ia Betz District. of Columbia q a.. A.
torness. Mcneil x NeNeiIl-E. II. Thomas.
No 2lL Miller ShoemaksT Real Estate Company
vs. Sturgeon Attorneys. L. T. ETs-ett-Hayden
johnson.
No 2I5 kebahtAn HekimiAn- Attorneys X.
Ross Perry & Son-E A Jones.
No. ~ Thayer IS. District Il Columbia e. al
Attorneys. f. II. Thomas. W. II. Holloway, Gran
dal Mackey-
No ne Columbian Marble Qr1arTy Company Is
Dunn. Attorneys. BiTney & WoOdaTd-J. A. Bur
~
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L.aNrsufts.

No. 5ooZl. CORTLAND Fairfax vs. Thomas r Riley.
aocosint, SSs.S Attorneys. r. MOncure and Cran-
dall Macsey
No 001 George X COburn rs. John r. Dean.
damages. a.4eo Attorneys. Lambert & Mclean and
K. Il Yeatman
No. 5oozS Z. ". Patton rs c. A Carlisle: notes.
SII-A. Attorney. H. W. Wheatley.
No. 5002I. WCdda Wauierer = 4. c Cornnelir
damages, $1,000 Attorney. b. T. Doyle
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CriminaI Court 30. ?
JUSTICE BARNARD.

In estate Of John w Feass; on hearing. A.
tOrncys. Thompson & Laskey-R. p Shealey and
G E DaWson
Assignments for Monday. December 9:
No. g knapp IS. Interstate Printing and En-
szaEing Company Attorney. /. p. Hs-loE
No. IS. Mlliken rs Ecks;ein ATTORNEYS. S.ua-.
Mcnamara and r. 5. Huidskoper- Hamilton. Cot
bert, Yerkes & Hamilton
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FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TO pHE
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
Il. 1907. az 4 O'CLOCK T. N, On tie premises
ELEVEN ACRES or LAND. about enc nile vest
Sf Washington. onehan mile west q the
Aqusdnct Bridge. and just north Of the military
buildings AZ Fort Myer, ard situated between the
county courthouse Of Alexandra County and the
large handsome dwelling of County Clerk
Geo. II. Rucke- said eleven acres being the western
and most beautiful part Of the landed estate q
Charlotte L. Drain. deceased, and IS splendidy sit
uated for subdivision into villa sites and building
lots being only about l5 minutes walk 70 ana from
GcOrgetOen- The Washington Arlington and Fails
Church electric cars through the center Of the
property. Get OF az Spruce Station. Houses sell
and rent there fast a. built By written direc-
ton q the heirs the eleven acres viii be sold
without rescrFe. TERMS. CASH. $50 down a.
time q sale: balancs IN % days Cam CT write fer
fun PARTICULAR
JAMES z. CLEMENT
Attorney for Heirs.
ofaee. 1906 G st. NV. Washington. D. c
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS J. OWEN son. Aacticnsers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF AZ UNDIVIDED ONE
half interest IN and TO lots IN Meridian Hii "
D. C-By virtue Of certain deed of trust dated
August ls, A. D. 1905 and duly recorded in Li5er
No. 80 at folio l3 q seq- Of the land recCrds
of the District Of Columbia. and az the request Of
the party secured thereby. / viii sell at ps5c auc
ton IN mont Of the ITensises. on TUESDAY, Dccem-
Der 10, 1907, at 80 O'Clock p. m, undivided
one-hah interest in and 60 lots numbered fifteen 5
and fisi, in block numbered three f3 Of Han and
Elyaas subdivision 0f Meridian Hill. per plat
recorded in the oce of the Surveyor Of The District
Columbia IN Liber Levy Court No 2 at folio s.
and Liber GOsenOr Shepherd a. foli0s 81 and g. u
the land records Of the District Of Columbia Terms
One-third q the purchase Price in cash. the bal
ance IN and TWO years from the day Of sale
secured By deed Of trust the property represented
By the notes Of the purchaser. bearing interest al
pcr cent per annum. payable semi-snnually all
cash. deposit Of 500 viii be required az the time
OF ine sale ard il the terms thereof not fully
compised with within fifteen days from the day Of
sale the trustee the right % resell the IN
tereSt above described az the nsk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser after such previous public no
tice As he may deem necessary. All eonveyanclns
recording, and notaral fees az TIE rerchsseFs CO..
J. BARTON MILLER Surviving Trustee.
nc23leod eXS
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Criminal Court No. L.

Assignments for Monday, December g:
United States Harry H. Hiidehrand Prank +.
Hoftrneir, Ralph Rutter. and Ira &. Mcclellan
United States IS. James BrcOkins.
49,
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BICYCLES.

UNICORN PUNCTURE-PRooF TIRES. SIS:
hardest to puncture: trial: guarantee. JONES,
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JONES SOLID RCBBER CUSHION TIRES
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