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DECISIONS OF
SUPREME COURT.
FAMOUS MlN0T CASE DISMISSED 9TH
Err DECISIONS RENDERED.

Bismarck, N. d., Nov. 49,.
The supreme court to-day handed
down three opinions in cases that
were argued at the March term at
Fargo.
In the case of James L. Morri-
son against p. P. Lee, an appeal
from a Judgment in the plaintiffs S
favor and from an order denying
defendants motion for judgment
Notwithstanding the verdict, or
for new trial, defendant appeals.
Reversed, and the district court of
Ward county ordered to enter
Judgment dismissing the action.
James johnson and Guy G. H.
Corliss for appellant; LeSueur 4
Bradford, T. II. Bangs of counsel,
for respondent. Opinion by
Judge Fisk. All concur.
Judgment of district court of
Case county in case Of E. Ruth
Gray, respondent, VS.. 0. w. Kerr
Land Co., appellant affirmed. APP
peal from district court of Cass
county. Turner & Wright for ap-
pellant; Herman Winterer and II.
NJ. Pollock for respondent. Opin-
ion by Morgan. All concur.
Appeal from the district court
of Richland county in case of Max
Frankel, ct al, appellants, VS..
George M. Miller, ct al, respond
ents. Judgment of district court
reversed and new trial ordered.
McCumber, Forbes & Jones for
appellant; Purcell & Divet for re-
spondents. Opinion by Fisk. All
concur.
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MARRIED.

Miss Mabel Myren and Mr..
Knute Lee, both of Tioga, n. D.,
were united in marriage at the
Congregational parsonage, Nov.
13, at one O'Clock p. M, Rev.
Henness officiating. Mr.. Lewie
Myren was best man and Miss
Emeline Gregor was maid of hon
or.
Congratulations to the worthy
couple.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-21
FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.

The foot ball teams of Mayville
and Fargo High schools both
claimed the state championship
and Saturday a game was played
between the two teams which, it
was stated, would settle thezdis-
pute. The game was played.
Fargo won by a score Of 22st0 0
and there is still dispute. They
had better have debate to settle
the matter.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-21

For Sale-Our parlor, bedroom
and hall furniture. Call at resi-
dence. FRED d. WEST.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-21

Does the work of another stove
without extra fuel, that's what the
Acme heating drum does. For
sale by Oleson, Stenehjem & An
dersOn. 2Otf
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DIVORCE LAW n. c,

Grand Forks, Nov. l6.-News
was received here yesterday that
William E. Sweitzer, formerly Of
Dickinson, n. d., had been con-
victed Of bigamy at Walkerton.
Ontario. Sweitzer, Canadian. Sc
cured a divorce at Dickinson after
declaring his intention to become
a citizen of North Dakota. He
married Canadian girl at Penn
bina. n. d., and returned to On
tario to live.
The Canadian authorities had
him arrested on complaint of his
first wife and at the trial it was
held that the divorce secured in
North Dakota was worthless.
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FLATLEY.-FUSS.

Michael Flatley and Miss Ida
Fuss, both of Bonetraill, were
married at the Congregational
parsonage Monday evening by
Rev. Henness. The young couple
will live on their farm near Bone
traill.
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If you want the best turnout to
be had in the city you will have to
20 to the Great Northern Livery.
One block east of Main on First
Street. Phone Is. 52-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-F0li0wiug schedule Figures published only as
information. and are rot guaranteed
IS q. Daily-iQc4l Tor harliS1nburg Warren
ton DauTllie aud way stations.
ll-5l 3. u. DalIy-NashInstOn and Florida Lin
tied tirst-cass Coaches and Sl6eleTs 10 Columbia
Savannah. and Jacksonville. DINING Gar SlTucs
rs g IA DaIly-JuIted States Fast Mail lrst-
class Coaches and o-eepcrs u Ncw Grleans. DInlEg
4ol ,. In-Woek Days-LocaI Tor Harrisonburg and
way stations 0n Manassas Branch.
f.55 D. n. Dally-Local for Narrenton and CLay-
iltlCsyIlE-
7.s5 y. n DaiIy-Neg York and Atlanta Express.
Eirst-ciass Coaches to Atlanta Sleeper 10 Gbiunl-
bus ala Atlanta. Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper
Washington TO san Francisco Mondays. Aednesdsgs -.
So p H. Daily-New York and Florida Expgess.
Through coaches and slCepers TO Columbia. SaVan-
NAH ana Jacksonville SiesieTs 20 Augusta ana
lgrt Tampa. Dining Car S,ulce-
70 p. "a. Daiiy -Ntw h0rk ami Memphis Limited,
K0auose, knoxville, Chattanooga, and MenpAIs.
SlgepeIs 10 BImiugham and New Orleans. Inning
I5.l5 ;. N Daiy-Nashington and Southwestern
Atlanta aud Macon; ClGb Car TO atlanta; sleePers
% Nashville, Atlanta, Macon birmingham, NeX
Orleans. llInlIg Tar SeTYIce.
Through trans tfoD the South 2LrlFe Washington
p n. daily Local trains nom HaTr!s0nbaTg IA -
a. Wrek DAYS and s-1 p n daily fT9m Char
loitesyille, S.0 2. N; nom LJpcEbuIg aad Char
IOttssKiLe, ~ y. dang.
TRAINS On THE BLBEMONT BRANCH
Leave Washington week days. o.ll a. IL, - AS
10 d. N. tor Bluem0uti b-zo b. y. week DAYS fof
Leeslurg only, on sunday leave Washington $40
a. NJ. 5a5 .. Ia. Tor Bilemont.
Ticket Offices 55 18th 81, 81 Pa. ave-, and Penn.
- H. AChEKT. y 7. & g. NJ;
= n HAkDNiCR, p T. 81;
n. II. TAlLOE. G.P.A.; L. 5. BROWN, GA.
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MALE.

WANTED-BY A sUEER AND RELIABLE MA
chiuist, steady position srolud machinery or any
kind Of iron work. best Of reference and not afraid
60 work. Address BON lss Herald Oaice. ia4-3t
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CLEVELAND BANKER GONE.
Police Called 0ut To QueH Disturb
ance OF Excited DeDOsitOrs.

Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. 5.-The private
bank Of Coleman Denko, on the West
Side. was taken in charge last night by
constables, and they are making a search
of the city for Denko, who has not been
seen since Sunday
The bank was patronized by Hunga-
rians and other foreigners, Denko himself
being Hungarian, and il is said that
the deposits represented d large amount
of their savings
Last night a crowd Of several hundred
foreigners, dep0sitors in the institution.
collected about the place, and the screams
of the women and children. together with
threats of riOting on the part Of the men.
resulted in an extra detail of police being
called out
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS
The Herald Want Ad Page is dis
played daily on Herald Bulletin
Boards in the following prominent
locations
NnRTHNNEST

NOkIhA Isl.
w. A. McNulty. 1900 18th st. nv. Cigars, to
baccos, newspapers. and periodicals.
Paul Pearson Ding store. 18th and u nv.
j. T. Price the GeoTgetoTn druggist, 18th and
2 SIS uE-
Charles ]. Allen, gs7 NJ St NV Cigars. lobac-
COS. newspapers periodicals.. and pool
Lloyd Cross. 2l53 Pa. ave nE. Cigars magazines
ana stationery. Pool paTior.
a. Goldman, ~ q. st, us. Pipes, tobaceos, and
stationery
stere's smoke Shop. sd and p sts nv. Cigars.
magazines, and newspapers Pure cider
Martins shoe Shining ParioTs. lsi5 Wisconsin
DAVIS Phamacy sd and h sts nv. Use DAVIS
drugs
Pagan Bros, IsoI Pa ave. DIV. Cigars tobaccos
magazine. dshIn5 tackle. and pool
Kings Drug Store. Vermont ave. and / st. nv.
TabaTd Inn Library.
c. D. Graham, 80 sd st. Newspapers, maya
zines, statiOneTy toys, DC.
Halls star Cigar Stores. $3.50 lith st. nv. and
eos Pa ave uE.
]. NJ Paxton, 1885 18th St Cigars, tobaeeos.
newspapers, periodicals. &c
Georgetown Book Exchange. 5o05 NJ st. NV. Vic
tor and Edison talking machines and supplies.
Paul Pearsons Pharmacies. 18th 81. and Ela. are
NV. and n. ]. ave. and + It. nv
w. L. Griffs, 2i35 Pa. ave, route and distributing
agent Tor Washington Herald Subscriptions receiyed
Lewis c. Frey, SIS cs7. sd and n sts Subserip-
tons for Herald received at 1916 jefferson nv
newspapers, &c.
Cheakalos q Coos 600 d st. m. and Col La. are
Fruits. confectionery, cigars, newspapers, &c.
J. NJ. Watson a Bro, l99 81. pw. Cigars,
tObaccos, newspapers, magazines
Mattern's City Hau Cigar Store. opposite City
Hail. Legal blanks
smgletons Pharmacy. cor. 10Th and Z sts nv.
Everything IN drugs, newspapers and Periodicals
L. 2. Hays, Sc. cor 10th and L SIS. nv High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers. and periodicals.
SOUTHM EST
A. Costello. 81 18th St sw. Cigars, tobaccos. and
newspapers.
William Snyders Arsenal Lunch Room, ~ and
o sts. s2 Leading brands Of cigars.
Dudley's. 6l3 18th st. smokers articles fishing
tackle, stationery, DC.
J Walter Mcdonald drugs. cigars and toilet srti-
cles Branch p o. AZ and L sts
Casadys 7ol 7th ST. sw. for groceries. provisions.
tOl2ccos, stationery, newspapers
Post-0fice Cigar and News Stand. 10 az ST. sE
A. Backenheimer, prop.
C. +. Dudley. COS 9TH St sB. Cigars. tobaccos,
periodicals Open daily and Sunday
Henry A, True, 200 9TH st. sw. Cigars, tohaccos,
stationery, newspapers, magazines
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii, japan, Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands, via san Francisco. close here daiy al n;5
2 ~. up TO January 4. fer dispatch by steamer
Doric.
JAPAN Korea China and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily at $50 p up 20 January
4. for dispatch by steamer Minnesota
Japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle close here daily al Csc 3. m up TO Janu
ary 5, for dispatch by steamer fremont.
Hawaii, Japan, h0rea, China, and Philippine Isl
auds. via San Francisco close here daily az II IS D.
m. MP to January TO- for dispatch by steamer
Copfe.
Australia Except Vest, New Zealand, New Gale
donna, Samoa, Hawaii. and Fiji Islands. via san
Francisco close here daily az Has D. m. up 10
Jauuary H. tar dispatch ty steamer Ventura.
Japan irxceut parcels-post nails, hGrea. China.
and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver. and Victoria
British Columbia. close here daily at ESQ p. N. up
90 Jauuap l6 for dispatch by steamer Empress Of
japan.
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HELP WANTED.

MALE. s. week. recommended colored butler Flor
ida} s., fare. chambermaids waitress cooks tcity
and 90 North; good wages. EUREKA 1911
y. Y. ave
WANTED THOSE INTERESTED n SHORT
hand 90 know that the American School Of Report
ms is open daily after 10 .. ~. Practical senogra-
piers in charge Phone main 1903 ASHTON
WILLIAMS I4l3 q ST. Jai,6s
WANTED fHE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
pliers and typeWritcr5 exceeds the supply. course
at cur school requires from 80 TO 90 DAYS. special
afternoon sessions for government employees. STEAU-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3l9 Colorado Bldg.
oc5tf
THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEFENDS
largely the class Of help SOU employ. Get the
best statesmen salcsladies IN Washington by adj
Yertisirg In The Herald OuIy &c a word for one
time Phone main 200 II
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PtTTsBURG BANKER IS DEAD.
james Hays WiIIOc0ck Was Direc-
tor in Many Corporations.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 3.-Jsmes Hays
Willocock, aged ffty-three former pTesi-
dent OF the Second National Bank. and a
director in many large corporations, died
last night in 2 private sanitarium
He was recognized as the author Of the
famous Declaration of the Council Of the
Chamber of Commerce in New York,
made in 1885 in favor of a gold standard
He had spirited controversy about
two years ago with Comptroller Of the
Currency " II. Ridgely relative TO bank
ers becoming active in ether corporations
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CBESAPFAKE & CHIC RAILWAY

Nchcdule M eiiict NOIenbCr >, I5e
o40 L. Ni.-ULD DONiNi0N EAFKESS week
rs-StOIs az principal points IL kugInid eStbriIe
I'm standard coacEes paTlgr car to Clifton kgrge
,'if6 connection ter Hglpis Hot SpEings Pulnisb
sifr.ers Chiffon Forge ~ Louisville CINCINNATI IN
aiauap0iis 81 Louis aud Chicago buffet ssFrics
- p M-NEM G. 4 o. LIMITED Daflr-
ss4 uew Esslbuis tTalH Steps only lfOniousriiie
tbarlostesgis, Stalnton Clifton Forge, and Coyipa
NJ RoueeyerJe and Hinton. ". Va Pullman sIegf
ers To Lexington, Louisville, Cincinnati lnalauago
81 Louis and Chicago. Dining cars. > IA tsrtt
Servjce l}p0 night gut.
uI0 L. NJ r. V. LIMITED, Daily-Selid
vfstihule tram Pullman seepcrs to Cincinnati Iex
ipson and Louisville. Compartment sleeping ear il
Virginia Hot springs Week DAYS. Dining cars al a
cslrfe service. seeINrs Cincinnati 70 Cniesgo and
St. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville, and
Southwest.
tseseTfall9ss anu lists AZ NtssStteke and Ono
+ and sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. r, Cab Service and Main 1856
teT Z, = v, Ilcket u1lcs.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING;
no pain; look, feel act, and last longer than
natural teeth: shrnken faces made normal painless
filing Or. J. L. WILSON, 1913 + ST. NV ocstf
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ONLY NINETY DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR 5,
10, and IS acre lots on the Great FAILS and old
Dominion Railroad az spring Hiil u miles from
Georgetown. 3 from Great Fails los faTe good soil
buy u0W before pricCs advance; easy terms. THE
HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY Vienna Va. OF
Room 709 Columbian Bldg. del551t
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR $75.
S. H. HINES,
us 18th St Nv.
Undertaker aud EmbalIaer

IT'S 18th st. Nv. Telephone North 1885.
! Hardwood Cloth-coFered Casket, ! Outside Cas-.
! Grave and opening same, l Hearse. 2 Carriages
Embalming. Everything good, and services first
class Use Of Funeral PaTlor free. Burial Lots for
sale on easy payments. All kinds Of Metallic Caskets
on hand for shipping. Established lSlS
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New York, Jan 3-WHEAT-Alsrket steady; more
active. No. ! Northern Duluth to arrive lake and
rail-, cents over May f. OBJ; No !. Northern
AIautoba Ssls T. o. d. No. 2. NaTthern Manitoba,
So. (. o. b. No g red. {. o. b.. S0i7 No p hard
f. O. b. ] cent ovsr May No l. maeaT0ni, 7s's
(. o. b. No p macaroni, &C. Exporters TOOK So
loads
CORN-Weaker: fairly active. No. 2 elevator
81, No 2. new. 49, f. O. b.; No. p yellow. new
49,; No ?. E. q, D., early January, AGA No. .
f o. b., Febuary-3iarch, ~; No ., white, new,
SOL f. o. b. Exporters took q loads
OATS-Steady Light business Elevator prices:
No . white a No g. white, 4l5, No. s. mixed
ssA
prices for futures follow:
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~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
81 Columbia holding az Equity Court May
brown. tqti -aluanJ. - Robert brown. beigndant,
The o1g-c 4 tils sslit Is o. eli4in al absolute
anuros. on motion lf use ea.i. -a-lani, % - t-is
2lth cat ri December. Isa6 ordered that dee de-
I-lila-is allac ulr alisrlLCC i1 d. rltc4Ll llrt-
~ Ju Ur before te f0EfllLa d1E, exclusive 70 sun
1-Ea and legal Lai44l= Occurring alter tlc Gay ~
iht mai uIDacgti8u X 1888 rGslE- ffaeTH ~ fl.r
cause Uli d. preceded SIT. 4s IH case u default.
PTlti1gl c0IJ n tlis order b. plJ.i5l.gd ones
Nrk far TIRES successive Egeks iu tAe Washington
Lars Repeater and The Washington Herald. b
tie court HARRY u. DLABAIGH. Chief jus
tics. Il true COPS TEST. fSealI J. L. YOUNG.
CLERK By NAiS. r. LEMON Assistant CLERK. j.
Y. KEYS. solicitor fer Conn l5iuaut. dlZi = ga
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Herald Branch Offices
Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded

JOHNSTON PHARMACY, 1921 y. ). ave. nv.
$ KANN, Sons X Co, information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRMANNS PHARMACY. ssh and
East Capitol sts
Z. Z. WELLER $ PHARMACY, ss3i NJ ST. nv.
AThINSON'S PHARMACY, 18th and q sts Nv,
ASTORIA PHARMACY 81 and sts. nv.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. lst aud sts. nw,
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY, 18th and Park SITS nv.
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mt. Pleasant and Ivy
ing SIS.
McNULTYS CIGAR STORE. lith and SITS. nv
TAYLOBS PHARMACY, gth and Z sts NV
kENER'S PHARMACY, 9th and sts- NV.
McCHE5NEN & JOACHIM. % and sts ne.
ALEXANDRIA
sHERWOOD'S. corner Prince and Royal sts.
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HOUSES FOB SALE.

HOW To BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on 500
to $500 cash and so to SO monthly. For fun
particulars drop postal telephone Ut cali for illus
trated plats &c. Of Connecticut Avenue Terrace.
FULTON L. GORDON. Suburban Realty Operator,
ROBERT h. HEATER, MsF, Colorado Bldg. Tel
main 5a Nl-l0t
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN. STABLE
east side Of 3lst ST. below NJ q feet
front. q stalls rooms for DO large wagons;
price S5000 Also large tract " ground
running from g. 4 o. Canal 20 Potomac
River, west % the AqueduCt Bridge. inl-
proved by an old stone mill Price. s. 90.
j. ii. BRADLEY, Inc,
1919 23d 81. \. W.
FOR SALE
5ll3 X 81. lot Z5xlz3. brick building Occupied as
machine shop. Prios, @.oS2.
l20l8 square feet on Grace St.. Georgetown. opI0-
site Capital Traction Power plant. Price. 81. 80
1905 sith ST.; lot Iml2o; brick dwelling. Rent
Sl26 Price, Sl.f5o
2s5 C st frame store and dwelling Price. $3.50.
SO sth st. Sc, saloon property. Prics, T,sso.
500 Q ST. IoroOm trans large lot, 7ozI5o; trust,
a5o has nearly years e rLl. Price, 80
Rent $3.50.
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1898 SD ST NV.
Phone VEST CO.
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

We Buy LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
lag more than the company ls6ung then. must
be seven years old. no industrial p1lcirs TbE
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING THE BEST RESULTS ONE WORD
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or co
lumbis holding Probate Court Estate u Thomas
f. Wsggamau. deceased 40. 1871 Administration
Docket B.-Applieatian having heen made herein
for letters 81 administration said estate b.
Christine Waggaman it is ordered. TINS 81 day ~
January. A. -. 1857. taat John Lenthall Wag
gaman. Annie 5. Iges. Eugene WagZaman Thomas
T. Waggsman. and Lawrence !. Waggaman. and
an others concerned apfear In said court on
TUESDAY the 5ih day ui February. A..
ID. 1867. at 70 O'Clock 4. A., 20 sho"
cause why sl,ca application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof De Published ia the Washington
Law Reporter and fine Washington Herald once iB
each Of three Successive weeks before tbe return
day herein mentioned tls inst publication 90 be
mot less than thirty days before said return day-
HAIRY NJ. CLABATGH Chief Justice. Attest
tSeall JAMES TANNER. Register of wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk ri the Probate
Court MILAN a SMITH. Attorneys
ia4Hl8
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STORAGE.
FURNITURE WANTED.

WANTED SELL YOUR GOODS
10 the man who gives yog the most money. HOP
WOOD sth and h. no25-tf
SPOT Cash PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stores bric-a-brac, and ali kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP IIth
and SIS. Phone ~ 1913. Formerly, sth and U.
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STABLES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-NEW STABLE. REAR l5H GIRARD
ST suitable for automobile. +. J. NEE, eth anu
II SIS. nw. Ja31t
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department. Washington. ID c. Un-
Ill lg O'Clock a. M. JANUARY g. 1871 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter. 70
furnish eJg 60 pounds OF alcohol AT the ma
val proving ground, Indian Head. I'D
Applications for proposals should refer TO
Schedule JfA Blank proposals viii be fur
nished upon application 90 the bureau.
=. r. ROGERS, Paymaster General, l..
: y. de2S ja4
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet. 18th and 18th. south Side. SIN b. # is-it
front. Pucg. So
AuLLER-SHDEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO.
Phone, West s. 1875 WISCONSIN AVE. t1d 81
FOR sALE-KALORAMA HEIGHTS
BELAiE HEIGHTS.
The yeTy best bargains IT, this rapidly enhancing
locality
duI5-.f ALLAN r. NALhER, lfl2 q 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal 10 an old ne
liable firm. MARKS & co. so 7th. opposite Saks
or phone main 1903. ucl5u
WANrED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music. We offer you q good square psEc free
for six months if you'u Eay the cost 6 moving.
T.. q. SMITH PIANO CO. lZ25 Pa ave
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MISCELLANEOUS,

FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C-. MOVED
With tarei packing and shipping a speciality.
KREIG $ EMPRESS. i-ll II 81. up. Phone main
.0l0. att
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE tKUN
yOUr Old WON CdTIVts DEUp postal OF phone
main 1926 WASHINGTON RUG 90. Factory,
81 Stu S. uw
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GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished BY Charles G. Gates & Co..
members Chicago Board q Trade 1luusey Building
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

SINGING CANARIEs PARROTs. JAPANESE
Sralisls chihuahua back and tsus SC0tcl eoliies.
bull and FOX terriers. B0st0us, cats s0dEsles. paul-
trr. pigeons. goats. guinea PIGS rabbits. &c.
sCHAuDs BIRD STORE 72 18th s. IN. deZ7 u
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RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD

khlLhUAUSl
& OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
LEAVE STATION, Aev jersey ave and ST.,
40 PHlLADELPhlA AND NEAE YORK.
NEN ILKMINAL I'D ST.. NEW YORK.
'1a3 6. -. Dl-er, lslll-@I par-lt-
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illae o. r.. Jlner and tl..Ean i,dE,oE CsE
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fsso J. ~ Coscaes 70 PAladeiIliA
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EVERY HOUR oN TEE HOUR"
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WESTWARD.
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ANNAPOLIS, Week dags, 20 a L., l2a5 noon,
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=.
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~ r20 s. - $50 r0sJ5 1875. + 90 . s. sl0;Is
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Reservations % Sleeping " ParioE CaF space rates
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PHONE 81 all II the following Ticket OFFICES Iil7
q 81. nv Telephone main ISL SIS PeuusylF ania
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go RENT q WELLINGTON.
.sSesgEH1 One iaalta s. %
~ Three months tCr----.-----.------ 500
tss-sSS Sly months f0r...........-.. ..... 50 OF
s (Ai rentals apply toward purchase
feATsEt, The WELLINGTON is ouIy S55
49, OFFICE. - 18th ST. DIV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
ME PALMRR HOUSE.

THE PALMER HOUSE,
Ii59 GIRAED ST NV, one uge-room and bath
aIartmoHt Apply al house. IalIt
THE CHAPLIN, I415 Chaplin st.
NoghogsekCepiug apartments; fUr q gufuF.; Tsa-
s0uabe; We furnish isht ice water, and maid serV-
ice free q charge excellent cafe.
deiatf b. y. TANNER Mgr