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The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27
.rrle nllrchnsed of Levi scutt.

cycle, purchased of Levi scutt.
 Hubert Burbank has resigned his DO sition at the Diamond Match Co, and has moved his family to Shelton where he has taken q position.
 Mrs c. N. Curtis was in Seymour, last week, for a short stay. While there she was the guest of Mrs F. F Stone.
 John McGuinness, who lived in thu Burr Futile place in Hulls Hill, ha' moved into John Minors tenemen house, just north of his blacksmith shop.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27

To check cold quickly, get from your druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets called Preventics. Druggists everywhere are now dispensing Proven tics, for they are not only safe, but de- cidedly certain and prompt. Proven tics contain no Quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh nor sickening. Taken at the "sneeze stage" Preventics will pre- veut Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La Grippe, etc. Hence the name, Pre- ventics. Good for feverish children. AS Preventics 25 cents. Trial Boxes Sets. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, New town; B. Hawley &.Co., Stepney; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; s. J. Parks, Trum- bull.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27

G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending out free samples of his celebrated Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are troubled with biliousness, constipation, indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., should try them as they cure the above ailments where other pills only give temporary relief. See his advertise ment in another column.
 Pain anywhere, pain in the head, painful periods, Neuralgia, toothache, all pains can be promptly stopped by a thoroughly safe little Pink Candy Tab let, known by Druggists everywhere as Dr Shops Headache Tablets. Pair simply means congestion undue blooC pressure at the point where pain ex. ists. Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets quickly equalize this unnatural blooC pressure, and pain immediately de. parts. Write Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis. and get free trial package. Large box 25 cts. Sold by R. H. Beers & Go. Newtown; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney
 P. J. Garvin, Bethel; s. J. Parks Trumbull.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27
South Britain.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Samuel Pierce had horse get out, one night last week, and get an over feed of meal nearly causing its death. Dr H. E. Garlick of Roxbury was called and brought the horse out all right.
 Rev o. J. Richardson left. Thurs day, for six weeks vacation, which he will spend across the waters in Eng land. MT Richardson is making the trip for the benefit of his health anc his many friends here trust it will prove very beneficial.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27
Lyon's Plains.

' MT and Mrs Philip Gerhardt enter tained frietds from Danbury, Sunday.
 Mrs Eliz| beth Thews of South Nor
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27
Southford.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Miss Rose Dillon of Stevenson has been spending few days here the guest of MT and Mrs c. N. Curtis.
 Miss Ruth Curtis visited friends in Waterbury and Seymour, last week, for several days.
 John Lee is riding out on new bi-
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27

The cellar for the new house at Put nam park, which is to be erect ed for the keeper just north of the tool house, is completed and work on the house will be pushed along as soon as the contracts are let. Keeper Delaney hopes to move into the house before cold weather.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27
Bethel.
TELEPHONE EXTENSION.

TELEPHONE EXTENSION.
 The S. N. E. Telephone Co. are ex- tending their line out through Elm wood district. The poles are now ur ready for the wires. Those who are to have phones are George Walker, MT Beet on the Seth Andrews place, William Ellis, w. H. Ferry and Ly- man Whitehead.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27
NEW HAVEN COUNTY
Southbury.
MISS ANNIE S. OSBORNE.

MISS ANNIE s. OSBORNE.
 Miss Annie s. Osborne, after short illness with typhoid fever, passed away at her home on Thursday, September 12, aged 3l years. The funeral, which was the largest held in this place for years, took place from her late home on Monday afternoon at 2.30, Rev H. Dewitt Williams and Rev Wallace Nut ting officiating. The burial was in the Pine Hill cemetery. The bearers were William H. Wakeley, George Brown, Clarence Stiles and Raymond Stiles. There was a profusion of beautiful flor al tributes. Miss Osborne leaves a father, c. K. Osborne, with whom she lived, to mourn her loss. She will also be missed by very large circle of friends. Miss Osborne has held the po- sition as postmistress at Southbury for three years and was always prominent in all public matters. She was univers- ally liked and was held in high esteem by all who knew her.
The Newtown bee., 1907-09-27

Mrs c. B. Cook of Bolton and Miss Mattie Rutherford of Bridgeport are guests of MT and Mrs w. H. Rother- ford in Kettletown.
 Jacob Rogers of Waterbury, who purchased Hobart Booths farm on Hull's Hill, has taken possession and has moved his family there.
 Parties from out of town are nego- tiating with Harry Brown for the grocery business here.
 Bishop F. Smith, infant son of MT and Mrs Charles Smith, passed away at their home on Saturday. September IA, aged two months. The funeral was held from the parents home on Mon- day afternoon, Septemer l6, Rev 0. J. Richardson officiating. The burial was in the Middle cemetery.
 Mrs Mary E. Stone is getting the foundation, on which her house stood that was burned, repaired and is te erect new house on it at once. liar ry Wilson will have charge of the work.
 MT and Mrs Hobart Booth, who re- gently sold their farm, have bought the Burr Futile place near the silica mines and have moved there.
 Mrs Bassett and daughter from Bridgeport visited at Mrs Oscar Am bler's, last week.
 MT Traver rom Woodbury is paint ing Mrs Lena Aston's house.
 Herbert.,Peck and Walter Warner art painting for MT Whittemore of Nauga tuck.
 John Warner is working for Dr Oat man.
 Mrs Clifford Hawley entertained friends from Watertown recently.
 Miss Eva Hurlburt from Roxbur. is visiting her aunt, Mrs Charle Lewis.
 Mrs Griswold from Massachusetts il visiting his sister, Mrs Wallace Nut ting.
 Mir and Mrs George Shelton have re turned to their home in Butte, Mont.
 Edith Stiles has gone to Yonkers, N Y, for several weeks.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.


hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco. close here daily at 6l5 D. m up 60 No
vcmber g. for dispatch by United States transport.
Australia teXcept mails for West Australia New
Zealand, samoan Islands. Fin Islands and New
Caledonia. VIA Vancouver and Victoria, British %
iumba. close here daily az 6.l5 D. n up % De-
cembe- ]. for dispatch by steamer A0Taugi
Hawaii. VIA San Francisco. close here daily ~
6;i5 p m up to December 2. fer dispatch By steamer
Alameda
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China, and Philippine
Islands. VIA san Francisco close here daily al 6l5
= n up 20 December 5. for dispatch by steamer
Korea.
Japan. Korea. China, and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle. close here DAILY at 6.l5 = IN up 20 De
ccnbcr ;. for dispatCh By steamer TOsa GIaru.
h1w m. japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
ands. va san Francisco. close here daily at 6l5
p. m up TO December p for dispatch by steamer
AIE,r-cl Aiaru.
Australia Except nails for West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands and New Caledonia via
San Francisco, close here daily 40 6a5 D. m. up 10
December Is. for dispatch by steamer BovCric.
japan. kCrla, China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. British Columbia. close
here daily az 6Ij y. IN. up 10 December e. for
dispatch by steamer Empress of japan.
specially ADDRESSED mails fox Japau. Korea. and
China, via Tacoma, close here daily at 6:i5 D. M
up TO December % for dispatch b. steamer Oanfa
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B-FollCWing schedule figures Published only as
information and are not guaranteed.
30 e. m.-i awhile and way stations
'ol1 a. T--HaTTisCnbUg and way s;lti0us
800 4. m--SicCleTs ard coaches % Atlanta and
NCw Orleans. Sleeper 90 Columbus. Ga Dining Car
II 90 a. m--Siccuers ard caches 10 Columbia.
Savannah. and JGC.sOntIlle. Dining Car
100 =. m.-hauls1IEurg and Asy stations
I'D D. m--CLarlottcsrille. WauontcI, ard way
stations
SIS p. m--Seepers and coaches 60 Atlanta Sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper 90 san Francisco til
weekly.
30 ?. m-SlCgpers agd coaches 10 Charlotte.
Columbia Aiken and Augusta. D;ni1G Car.
'iO-i5 D. m.-Sle5pers and caches tsia Lyuchb1rg
and Bristol 20 Chattanooga, Memphis, and New
Orleans. DiuiuG Car.
'Il93 p m.-New York ard New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 10 Asleyille. Atlanta. birmingham
and NcW Orleans Club and Observation C1rz Din
ing Car.
Note-'Dsiy. Week days
ThroCgh trains from the South arrive Washington
i5. 5-ij. and 9oj n ~; 2il. 81. So Il 30. end
20 J. m. daily Local tsins fr ~ HaUisonbu;g
l2-5 j. H. Wcck days aEd 90 p. m. daily from
Charlottesville. S 20 o. IL daily
Frequent trains 10 and from BiIerOut-
Ticket Olices .O5 18th 81. 81 "a. ave-, and New
Union Station
&. n. ACkERT. s II. HARDNlCk.
Y. =. * Gcu. Mr.. Pass. Traf- Aisr-
W. Il. TAYLeE. q. p g. L. :. BROWN. q. A.
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BAR HAMMERSTEIN'S CIGAR.

Fram the New Yogk Herald.
In future Mr.. Oscar Hammerstein win
not smoke in the Manhattan Opera House
in the course Of rehearsals. The director
Of the Manhattan, who is lost without a
cigar, was absent mindedly smoking last
Friday night at 4 rehearsal Of Ia Gio-
eonda," and Nine. Nordica and other
singers sent request asking him not 10
smoke. They said that while the brand
Of cigar which he was burning was good,
they feared too much smoke would not be
of benefit TO their threats.
Mr.. Hammerstein Immediately stopped
smoking and stopped watching rehearsals
long enough TO say
4 would stop breathing If any Of my
prima donnas desire il. but 7 must smoke.
and when ] want 10 enjoy perfecto Il
will be IN my little cyclone cellar Just OF
the stage, where I go in times Of great
danger when operatic storms are brew
Ing"
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TRADE WITH PHILIPPINES.
Prime Need l. Removal OF Certaiu
Tnrin RestrietIons,

Tariff Restrictions.
From TIE New York Herald.
Mr. Mckinlay, Congressman and mem
Der Of the Committee on InsuIar Affairs.
has just arrived al san Francisco after
an extensive tour in the Philippines. In
an interview published in the Herald h.
stated that the resources Of the Islands
are unbounded and that he "favors re-
moval Of the tariff on Philippine sugar
and tobacco
In that remark Mr.. NIcKinlay hit the
right nail on the head. Justice and rea-
son alike demand that two. at least. OF
the principal products Of the islands shall
be allowed 20 enter the United States free
Of import duty. Il the Philippines are
prevented by the United States from
making with other countries commercial
arrangements that are essential for their
prosperity they should be given chance
for life by being accorded tariff privileges
in the United States.
The Importance OF this question 70 the
Filipinos is shown I'm the cabIegram from
the HeraId's special correspondent al
Manila. which appeared yesterday. The
opportunity OF free trade with America
it says. is still the geratest need and
the greatest desire Of all elements OF the
country. Its concessions would prove the
greatest tie between the two peoples
Complete free trade between the Phil
ippines and the United States may not
yet be within the range Of practical poll
tics. but restricted free trade-the abOli-
ton Of the import duties on. say. Philip
pine sugar and tObaccO-shOUld be pos
sible- 1t is very certain that the Amari-
can people viii not forever allow the in
terests of a few individuals 10 over
shadow the interest OF an entire race re-
sponsibility for whose political and ma
terial welfare has been accepted by the
United states.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
CHESAPEAKE & Quo RAILWAY

NUIL-I -Ilblslld cnly - iHf0rmati5n, and no.
guaranteed
800 T.. nc. & o. LIMITED. Daiiy-Fast YES
thule tram PUlmLn secpers 90 Lexington. Louis
Hllle. Ouclun4fl. Indianapolis, Chicago. and 81.
LOUIS Connection tar irgia.a hot Spu1Es- Pull
man ears Louisville % MemUIls and Neg Orleans.
Dlulns cars, "a ia carte slUlce-
.lIJ T. M T. y. LIMITED Dliy-S5!sl
yrotlbuic tram Pullman Zletpgs 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington ald Louisville. compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia H9t spuus, SrrA days. Dining Uars.
la carte service Pullman Sleeper, Cincinnati %
chicago and s. Louis. and LCuIslIle % Memphis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
Eeseuataus aud tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
blctS. 34S Ecuusy iTauIa avenue. To- 18th street.
near +. and New Union station. Telephones Main
t3-l for Washington Terminal Tab Service and Nam
100 or ~ fur . q o. IlcLet ono.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT OCTOBER I3. 1907.
Leaves " asLInsl0n. Sew Union station.
% a. H. and $50 a. m--Dais-Au points OF
Norfolk aud Western. also knoxville Chattanooga
and Memphis
l0-.5 ;. m.-Daily-RCan0ke BristA Winston
Salem. knoxville. Chat.euOoga. Nashs - Memuhis
New orleans. Through Sleeper. DInN# Cars
Tor N1Ttck-Lcaye Washington 40 e. n daily
u.I5 a. N. daily. 3.5 p. ID. daily. Arrive NorfoIE
II - a. n, % p H., loss T. N.
trUm 4 a %. St4uuu. 41,J b. n. daily. Berry
vile. LuTay. Shenandoah. Elkton. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Penusy!vlni8 station s.i5 a. u
and L-5t p. M
All information Fourteenth street and New Yosk
avenue Bond Building
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
SPAIN'S ANCIENT WAR SHIPS.
The Gaiieon Was an UnvieIdIy VeS-
sci. Even for It's own Day.

NNis Il ASE AaS wv ~
John g Klkpstrick in Sc-ibner's
Primarily the galleon was but peace
full merchant ship. but by the irony Of
fate she became almost from her incep-
ton q center Of the fiercest fighting.
Square risged and high of stem and
stern, bread Of bow and low Of waist.
with massive bulwaTks and forecastle.
and poop three and four decks high, she
possessed a picturesque appearance. but
little Of sSsible naval architecture The
stem was clumsy. broad and blunt. and
smashed heavily through the waves TO
the great detriment Of speed. This and
the towering stern presented such a sur
face 20 the wind that the difficulties OF
steering We're quite formidable, and six
or eight men at the wheel were not un-
usual. The method in this apparent mad
ness Of marine construction was the land
lubber's instinct. still strong in men of
the sea Of those days, to reduce all ma
val maneuYers To the stand-up-and-knOcIC-
down tactics Of the land fight on com
mon Platform.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25

If YOU caNno afford to occupy light sunny room in
wclkept house. why not get roommate II IS much better
tor you to have the pleasant associations of good home than
TO live in dingy 5X8 in the of dark house on
side street.
There are thousands OF young fellows in your crcum
stances who would be glad of the opportunity of sharing
weghted room with you Why get in touch with them
to-day?
Turn to the classified pages of todavs WASHINGTON
HERALD. Read the advertisements If YOU do not find what
your want put advertisement OF your own stating the kind
OF fellow YOU want IN toorrOw paper You will surely find
somebody who would be your roommate
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
HAzED THE GREEN REPORTERS.
wall street Wen Had Fun with New
Ones During the FURRY.

The Wall Street rumor factory worked
overtime. particularly with the big figures
Of the financial district. Certain news
papers poured reporters into the district
in. much the same generous fashion that
Secretary COrtelyou OF the Treasury De-
partment poured in gold from Washing
ton. Tie more reporters there were the
more rumors. Many OF the emergency
men. says the New York Tribune. hurA
ried from ship news or police court as
signments. did not know bull from bear.
and at least one OF the green ones
thought the clearing house was sort Of
free news bureau. He tried to use II
accordingly. much to the amazement OF
the sOrely tried bankers on whose shOul-
ders rested the burden of saving the f.
nancial situation. The regular Wall Street
men OF the various newspaper bureaus
had no end Of fun with the green men in
the frequent lulls iR the battle for news.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25

J. j. Martin Bellevue Ohio
RoOeyt A Matthew Lock Haycn Conn
J.. J. Nixon. Gonzah. Texas
T. r. Nellie. Kingston Canada
" T. Owen. Jacksonville Fla
Thomas O'Donncll Chicago III
j. H. Oa,ey. Marion. Ohio.
Alfred W. Pike Stamford Conn
z. A. Putnam. Jersey CiJy. y J.
J. WcsleT Poutius. Boston Mass
David 4. Porter. New YORK
J. II. PutteFill. Metropolitan secretary o. London
Ernest -. Pattca. Orange y ].
james r. Peck Cleveland Ohio
William ,. Roi.l-on. Hamb,ug Pa
b. G. kOlman N0TTisc0wn Pa.
ChaT!os T. Rttenhousc Ithaca. y. Y
! James B- Robbins FtankIin Pa
Drank l. Eose, Denver. Colo.
Lewis 4. Rigzs. LcucSTlle Mass
J. G. Hebef Dayton. Ohio.
L.. L. Ryder. Warren. Pa
Robcrt = Ross, Waterbury Conn
g. Il. l;oss. Rochester. y y
G 4 Ricilmire. Ithaca y. Y.
T. H. K0mis. POttsTiile. Pa
" " Sauuders Schensctady y 7
r saFian NaurcTy, U-csideut u the worlds eon
faittee
James Stokes
". A smith. New London Conn
J. H. StrawbriGee. Elizabeth y J.
r. H. Sm0ysr Bloomsbury Pa.
q. T. savage. P0ltst0wn. Ia.
". J. Spence. WinnepeE Cenada.
John g. Schroeder. Buffalo. :. y.
Fred j. Smith. secretary Of the international e1n-
mirtec-
J. T. smons. Springfield. Mass.
d. J. ID Van scolen, Columbus. Ohio.
T. J. Slater, Brooklyn. y. Y.
&. q. Sheare. Cleveland. Ohio.
a. : Sharp. Atlanta. Ga.
Henry Hale Steeper. Eiizabeth. y J.
L. T. StilS0n. Cleveland. Ohio
Joseph A. Steinle. Brooklyn, \. Y.
Benjamin Shorten. Cincinnati. Ohio
" 3. saunders Roanoke. "a.
Z. NJ Simpson. YoungEOcd. Pa
Il. J. Shepard Remove. Pa
T. z Stacy. Chicago Junction. Ohio.
clyde SaundCT5 Bloomsbury Pa
Francis =. SayTe. EuIdmst0Wn. Mass
Alfred Stokes. Toronto. Ontario
Z. D. Shriner. Frederick Nd
Waldo n. Sherman. New York
J. Il. Sharman. Richmond. Va
J. T. Scllsd Richmond. Vs-
George N. c. Spangle-. College PARK. Nd
John Timothy stone Baltim0-e I'D.
A. g. Studer. Detroit
ArC.-1ld Scott Pitrsburg Pa
Iohn z. Stewart Pittsbu1g Pa
T. Z. Shuey. Oberlin. Ohio
T ". Stewart PlTkeTshurg, ". Va
ID. d. Taylor. Corbn. ky.
!. Il TrsTis. Pitcairn. Pa
g. Y Thomas. Lawrence. Mass.
p ". lhomasson. Toronto. Outario.
T. F. Thonpson. CoatesTiIe. Pa
F. g. Terrell, Jamaica. y. Y
l. W Titus Indianapolis IE5-
George j. Te,de1 Eric Pa
]. ". Talley. Gladstone. Va.
r. J. Van OrGen. East Dcerfeld Mas.
George A Weiken. Ol City. Pa
EdTGd " Willis
II. P. Webb president Of the association q he CITY
q Mexico.
Walter NJ Wood. Chicago. IL
c P War,hsn. LynchburE Va.
A p. Wegencr. -. Louis No
" II. Wones. Milwaukee WIS.
%. ,. Weaver. Bellefontaine. Olio
Frank Warner. selma Ala
z J. Nlliaus1n. Mexico City.
Garrett :. Wall. HARRISBURG Pa
\ VIII Wiley Minneapolis. NiuE-
George C. Wilson k4lamaz1O Men
- + Whites. Elmisa. y. !.
?. 2. Whittier. Rcn0To Pa
:. NJ Wilson. Rencr0. Pa
l. i. Natanabe. japan.
r T. walls Richmond Va
W T. Wooden. Elizabeth CT Y C.
J. W. Walker, PittSburg Pa
William Whip, Rezdi1E Ia.
Il Hamamoto. gen-ral secretary Of Tokyo Y. Il
G. A.
Ray r Zauer. New York
J. Warner Zeh. Toy. y. z
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TICKET OFFICE: l4Z PENNA. AVE
Notice-tc!l0niag schedule not guaranteed
500 A 81. Daly-SearOsrd Mai. Through coaches
and Pullman sleCpgTs 90 savannah and jacksonville
Through sleepeIs Washington % Hamlet sud Ham
1t 90 Atlanta aud birmingham. Dining cars.
6Ao l.. ". Dsuy-SCab0ard Express solid train
with COACHES and Pullman seep,rs 20 Savannah
J jacksonville. ana Tampa Through sleeper 70 A.
lanta. Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN,

FOR RENT-A NEW sROOM HOUSE: ? BLOCKS
from Woodbridge Station. KEYS al brick house
adjoining, rent SIS per month. F. J. DIEUDONNE,
s3S 7th 81. NV n02f7t
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25
ATTORNEYS.

LEGAL ADVICE. ALL CASES, COLLECTION.
domestic troubles. estates sett-cc, Canaga 90 PER
son property adjusted: moderate charges. con
hdentiaL L. 5. LEGAL CORP. SJ7 Bond Bldg.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS-
government. estate. and damage claims: no charge
unless successtuL FULLER AGENCY. ~ 18th nv.
oe7-a
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially.
kBEIGS EXPRESS. IZ2i II ST nW. Phone Main
2Gi9 anti
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
az COS New York ave-; large padded vans 81 load !:
2-horse wagon. s. load mbI!-eodtf
The Washington herald., 1907-11-25

LEGAL NOTICES.
L. H. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Attorneys.


Attorneys
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Coh1Inbia, holding Districf Court. In re The
extension of Harvard street Columbia Heights. DIS
ulct ot Coiumbia. District Court. No 72L-N0uce
Is hereby given that the Commissioners ot the DIS
uict Of Columbia pursuant % the provisions cI TIE
act of Ccngcrss. approved January . lsW. entitled
An act flr the extension OK Harvard street, Coin-
tia Heights. District Of Columbia have hltd
petition m this CONT praying the condemnation Of
the land necessary for the extension of Harvard
street. Columbia Heights. in a straight !ine with
width OF sixty feet less, o Sixteenth street
n5rthwestI upon such lines as tie Commissioners ot
the District Of Columbia deem most advantageous
70 the abctting property shown on a plat 0r map
hica with IL said petition as part theIepi ana
praying also that ynry q five .ndicaous. e1peri-
enced. disiutcrested men. VINO shall be f-ceholee-s
within the District Of Columbia. not related 10 any
Person interested IN these rruccrdngs and not in the
service OF employment # the District Of Columbia
or Of the United States be summoned by the United
States Marshal fer the District of Columbia 20 as
sess the damages each owner Of land TO Be taken
may sustain by reason Of the said extension of sald
street and the condemnation Of the land Necessary
iof the purposes thereof. and % assess as dement's
resulting thtrlr0u. the entire amount Of said dam
ages, plus the costs Of this Proceeding. uTOn the
iand atuttinS upon the saii street % be extended
and also upon all other pieces parcels q land
which the iuFy may find viii be benefited By the
sad extension Of the said street II is by the court
thls list dSy OF NoycFbcr A u. 1877. ordered That
an prisons having any interest IN thcSe proceedings
be. and they are hereby. warned and c1nmanded 10
appear IN this court On OF before the NTH DAY OF
DECEMBER. = - 1871 90 10 clock a. r., aud
continue IN attendance until the court shall have
made its final order ratifying and confirming the
award Of damages and the assessment q 6cn,dts Of
the lUTy 70 b. mraneled and sworn aerclni and Il
Is further ordered that a copy Of tins notice and
order be published once in the Washington Law
Reporter and six secular days IN the Washington
Evening star The Washington Herald and the
Washington Tines. newspapers published IN the said
DistrlrA commencing at least twenty days before
the said 30th day q December. A. u. 1907. 10 IS
further ordered that copy of this notice and order
b. served by the United States Marshal his dep
Uties. upon such Of the owners Of the land 20 be
CONDEMNED herein msy be found by the said mar
shal or his deputies within the District q Colum
bia ard upon the tenants and occupants of the sane
before the said 10Th day cf December, \. ID. 1907.
By the court; JOB BARNARD. Justice. true
copy-Tcst; (SCRLD J. Il. YOUNG. Clerk By +.
+. CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Clark.
no12-6t exs
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-
\ RARE OPPORTUNITY.
beautiful bclse ON 5 ST.. between North Capitol
and lst sts. NV. This house contains : large any
rooms and bath; fUmace heat: southern exposure.
The owner is leaving the city ard instructs us 20
sell az bnce az an extreme sacrifice. Ycry easy
terms Act az once. as this viii surely be sold in
a few days
BALLARD & LANHAM (INC),
no-iI 6-l 18th 81. nv.
INVESTMENTS IN NORTHWEST SECTION;
500 and upward; elegant homes. reasonable
prices We offer lowest prices acceptable 70 OWuers
ID. II. johnson Co., GIL 59h 81. \. W.
no3lf