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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. CONSISTING OF TWO o. MODERN
THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
Being PREMISES nos. lsl9 AND lsi2 IN
GLESIDE TERRACE.
Whereas default having been made ln The payment
q Interest On the debt secured by certain deed Of
trust. bearing date the Eth day of April. A
T. 1856. and recorded asacng the land records OF the
Disirct oi Columbia on ATrl Y. A. D. 1906 In
LI5er 80 folio &6. et scq and az the written di-
Fection u the holder ard owner Of the notes So
cured by said deed q trlst. the undersigned. the
trustees named IN said deed o. tr1st viii offer fo-
sale. under tie provisions thereof public auction
On front q the premises az O'Clock 2. n on
II ESDAH, the tn dag of Jauuary. a. d 1906 the
following described land and p-euises with the tn
proTcments. easemelts. rights WAYS and spp7Irte-
nanres uereunto belonging situate and lying N the
District II Columbia. Lots numbered eighty 80 and
egdty0ue cd in Harry T. Jones subdivision Of lots
N block numbered three ~. IN Chapn Browns sub
division q land now known as ''Ingleside' as PER
Pat recorded IN Liher County No le. folio ls5. q
tle records q the Office Of TIRE surveyor o. the Dis
entirety OF separate lots as may b directed 5y
tie trustees 40 the time q tie sSe
Terms u sale One-third Cf the purchase pTice in
casa loi which q deposlt of 500 must be made 70
the trustees az the time q the sleJ. and the bal
Gnce in egual notes q the purchase payable IN one
and two years from the date of sale with inte-es.
40 the nate q Uer ceutUm Ter aruun PAYABLE semi
annually, said notes 70 BE- secured b. first deed %
ilrl OF L-e iroierll -1-f o. an csn. az ne oFli11
Of the purchase The terms oi sale 20 be complied with
within twenty DAYS from the date Of sale in defaut
q which the property viii D. rcso1 the risk ard
cost Of Tie ceta-ltug purchaser attsr I've d2ys re
advertisement n some newspaper published n Wash
ingtou. D. &. All lc0uF ey ancng- title examination.
aud recording az the expense of the purchaser.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Trustee.
Cor Fifteenth and II sts y. ".
GEORGE Z. FLEMING. Trustee,
Cor Fifteenth and Il sts y. W.
c. G. SLOAN & CO. Auctioneers. I4g7 G 81 =. ".
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SPIRITUALISM.

Keller. 1891 FAIRMONT ST. - WONDERFUL
private slate writings daily. messages from loved
ones and information any affairs; public seances
wednesday. Friday. and Sunday nights. Phone
north 520i uo6-tf
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. TREAsrRFR.s
ofice, soldiers Hcme Washington, d. C., Decem.
ber ., l9J-Sealed proposals viii be received az
this Office until 10 O'Clock q. m. WEDNESDAY
January 5. 1905. and Immediately opened. for sup
plying the homo with the following clothing: 800
straw hats. 200 dark blue klouses lO00 pairs dark
blre trousers, 1850 linen bosom shirts. 800 linen
collars, 2clJ cotton undershirts 800 pairs lean
drawers LOO PAIRS shoes 25o0 pairs cotton stock
ing. Al articles 20 be furnished In different sizes
as required and about eight per cent hats shoes
and stockings excepted viii be needed for men OF
unusual size. the contractor viii be required 10 sun
ply their garments by measure, with names attached
All articles TO he delivered at the Home on or be-
tore March 81, 1908 samples on exhibition ~ the
Home. The right is reserved 20 reject any or all
bids. For proposal blanks and further information
apply to Maj. h. NJ. KENDALL, L. S. A. Treas
Wer. deJO. ja4,9
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. II. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.


~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding District Court. IL re Tho
Extension Of Park Place. District Court No. ia
NOTICE B hereby given that the Commissioners q
tne Dstrict of Columbia pursuant 20 the provisions
q an act of Congress approved March J. 1907 en-
u'led An act authorizing the extension of Park
pace have fled a petition IN this court PRAYING
the con iemnation Il the land necessary for the
tension OF PARK place along the west line of Sol
a4ers Home lands. with width Of forty feet. in
the District Of Columbia as shown on a plat Or
map nled with the said petition as part thereof
ana praying also that jury q hEe iudiciOIs ex-
peficnoed. dsin,cres;ed men, who shall be free
holder within the District q Columbia not re-
lated to any person interested in these proceedings
ana not IN the service or euploSfnen of the Dis
uict q Columbia or q the United States. be sum
moncd by The United State5 marshal for the Dis
trci ~ Columbia 20 the damages each owner
"i and TO be taken may sustain by reason Of the
said extension q the said PARK place and the
condemnation 4 the land necessary for the pur-
poses thereCf. and 10 Assess as benefits resulting
'hsrtirom the entire amount Of said damages ulus
the ost Of this preceding upon the land abuti ing
upon the said street TO - extended and aIso upon
al other pieces parcels Of land which the jury
may md vii be benefited by the extension # the
sald street Il IS. BY the court this 9th DAY Of
December. A. D. :9O7 ordered that an persons
having any interest in these proceedings BE- and
they are hereby warned and commanded 70 appear
IN this court on or b.sore the 9TH DAY OF
JANUARY. A. D. 1903 al 70 O'Clock a N and
continue in attendance until the court shall have
made IFS nnal order ratifying and confirming the
award a damages ard the assessment n benefits q
me jury 70 h. cmpaneled and sworn herein: and Il
Is further ordered. that copy o. this notice and
order be published ,nce IN the Washington Law
ReIlcrter and on six secular DAYS in the Washington
Evening star. The Wss ington Herald. ard the
Washington Post newspapers published in the said
District. Conlmen-ing az least twenty days before
me sad ath day 4 January. A. ID. 1905 II is
Further ordered thar a COPS Il this notice and or
der BE- served hy the United States marshal or his
deputies upon sucA q the owners q the land 10
be condemned herein as may b. found BY the said
marshal or his deputies within the Distri- q Co
luInhia. ard upon the tenants and occupants q the
same before the saId 9Th day Of January. A. D.
1873. BY the cOurt. JOB BARNARD. Justice
true copy-Test. lSesL} J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
By r. l. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant CLERK.
dez3. .CxS-st
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Railroad Coal Lands.
BY FREDERIC j. HASKIN.
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIN.

the community Of interest plan Of the
Reading company. even pending a judicial
ascertainment OF the points involved IN
fact. the railroad journals cf the country
said at the time the coal amendment was
being written into the Hepburn bin that
u would simply force the railroads 10 DO
under cover what they have been doing
openly fer years These journals pointed
out that there were no legal relations be-
tween the Chicago and Northwestern. and
the Vanderbilt lines. and that. IN spite OF
this fact. IL was known 70 all financial
men that the Northwestern was allied
with the Vanderbilt interests.
The new law viii affect the railroads in
every section Of the country. The Gould
and the Hartman lines IN the West ozD
extensive soft coal deposits Southern
roads are also seriously affected. but the
territory where railroad ownership OF con-
troll Of coal lands is most prevalent is In
Pennsylvania end West Virginia. and
particularly in the former State II the
roads should decide 20 risk q continued
violation Of the law after making Q test
case, j. IS probable that hundreds O.
mines viii be shut down pending a Sll-
preme Court decision. Il is said 20 be
probable. however. that considering con-
ditiOns. there will be a conference be-
tween the government interests and the
railroads. looking 90 a patching I'D OF a
working agreement until times are more
opportune 70 really divorce production
and transportation.
The railroads are now whining pitifuIlv
about the hardships inflicted by this law.
The railroads were common carriers and
bound by law 10 transport such freight
as was offered % them. But the coal
mine owned by the railroad got cars
when the independent mine On the same
road could not get cars. the railroad mine
enjoyed the benefits Of rebates. direc. and
indirect. and the railroads owning coal
lands exercised all their immense power
% crush the independent coal operator out
OF existence. And by those methods the
railroads came into possession Of much
Of the coal lands they now own The
process Of enforcement may seem hard
now 70 some upright business men. but
the people viii remember that when those
same lands were divorced from indie
pendent owners. II was cone BY exactly
the same method that a highwayuzn
us=s when he sandbaEs a citizen at the
mouth Of a dark alley.
TO-mOrrOU-When the Governors
Meet.
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TRANS-PACIFIC NAILS.


Specially addressed mails Tor Japan. Korea. and
China. via Seattle cicse here daily al 6I5 D. H.
mp 70 December 81 for dispatch by steamer shaw
nut
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
francisco. c0se here daily at 6I5 p N. up %
January I for dispatch by United States trausp0rt
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China. and Philiu4sre Isl
ands. VIA san FIanclsc1. cCse here daily az 6I5 D.
m. ND 70 January , for dispatch by steamer Man
cLuria.
japan, korea, China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily % 6.i5 T. IL up 20 Jan
ualy ,. for dispatch by steamer Tango Niar1
Hawaii. Japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Isl
ans. via san Francisco, close here daily Al 6I5 D.
m. up 20 January g. f5r dispatch uy steamer Nipvop
Mara.
Hawaii via san Francisco. Close here daily az sl5
m up % January g. for dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
Australia texcept mails for West AustraIial New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. ard New Caledonia via
S~u Francisco. close here daily AZ Sis T. m up 10
January y. for dispatch BIZ steamer Floreric
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands VIA
Vancouver and Victoria, =. c.. c6se here daily az
6l5 p n up 20 January Is for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of China.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. BIZ tOiiowlng schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaranteed.
$50 a. m--Danyile. Hauisonburg. and way STA
ti0us.
'sO a. nn.-Sleepers and coaches 20 Atlanta and
New Orleans slecper5 70 Columbus and Macon Ca
Dining Car.
HN a. m.-Sleepers and coaches 20 Columbia
Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
f41o ,. m.-HGrrsoaDIrg and way stations.
'iS5 p m--CharOttesyIlie. WarTenton. and way
stations.
'o;l5 p m.-SlecDcB ard coaches 90 Atlanta. Sun
SCI Route Tourist SLEEPER 10 san Francisco four
times q week.
SO p m--Sleepers and coaches 70 Charlotte
Columbia Aiken. and Augusta. Dining Car.
'lu.i5 p. m--Sleepers and coaches tvla LynchbUg
and Bristol % Chattanooga. Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining Car
II 90 ?. m.-NeW YoTk and New Orleans Limited
solid Pullman 10 Asheville Atlanta, Birmingham
and New OTleanG Club and Observation Cans
Dining Car.
Note-'Daiy. fWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washin gton
-. SE. and 955 a. m. $50. SIS. 81 ll-50. and
u 80 j. NJ daily. Local trains from HarTisonbyIg
E15 p NJ. week days and go ,. n. daily; from
Charlottesville. $40 a. IN. daily.
Frequent trains 20 and from BlUcm0nt
Ticket Offices: 7o5 18th si., 5ll Pa. ave-. and New
Union Srasi0n
{. H. ACKERT. sH HARDWICK.
v 2. q Gen. Mgr. Pass Traf. Mgr.
W. Il TAYLOE. g. r. A l. :. BROWN. G.. a.
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FIND RUINS OF MONASTERY.
ExcayatOrs mt Timgad Unearth Mon
ument OF Early Christian Ern.

Paris. Dec. 29.-The great monuments
OF the early Christian era discovered by
Mr. Albert Bailu, at Timgad. is attract
ing considerable attention. The ruins,
which surround a large Christian basilica.
were found at no great depth from the
surface
The excavation revealed a monastery
which covers 1l,050 square metres. built in
four independent parts. each having a
separate chapel and ceIIs. The whole
edidce is in q remarkable state OF pres
ervaticn, as are also the. monuments i1
the burial ground attached to the monaE-
terry.
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KEEP UP SUNDAY CRUSADE.
Association OF Trenton
l. Meeting with Success.

Trenton, \. J., Dec. 29-The Merchants
Association of Trenton, which has been
fighting TO enforce the blue laws pro
hibiting the transaction Of business on
Sunday. met with much success in its
crusade to-day
With one exception. that OF the United
Cigar Stores, every place Of business in
the center Of the city was kept closed.
Agents Of the association made scent
purchases at the cOmpany's stores. the
intention being 10 exact q fine Of 8 for
each sale ia the hope that by making
its Sunday business Improbable the COM
pany will discontinue sales on that day.
Smaller retail merchants on the outskirts
Of the city have been generally closed for
several weeks.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV EMBER a. lul.
Leave Washington New Cui1n station.
500 a n and 800 a. m--DaiIy-Au points on
Norfolk and Western also Knoxville. Chattan0oga.
and Memphis.
D-b ,. m.-Daily-Roancke. Bristol. Winston
salem. knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans Through SieeTer. Dining Cars.
For NcrfOlk-LeaFe Washington 40 a. N daily.
mas g. N. daily. 3.i5 p IN daily. AulTe Norfolk
~ % a. m. 30 p IN. Dsj = ~
40 p m--Daiy-BerryTi VILE Ls-ray, Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive 5;s5 a. N. ard
? - =. H.
A.. information Fourteenth street and New YORK
avenue LHnad BnildingI.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

guaranteed
400 p. Nc. & O. LIMITED. DaiIv-Fas. re-
ucule train Pullman secpeIs " Lexington. Louis
yli-c, Cincinnati. indianapolis. Cllc4go. and 81
Louis Connection f1r Firg1uia Hot springs. Pull
man cars Louisville 70 Nashville. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining CdTs q Ia carte service.
ul9 +. NJ. /. y LIMITED. Dailv-S0Ni
Eesiihule train Pullman Seeplrs % Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville CaIupa rtutut flerliug
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs WeeE days Dining cars
"a carte service. pullman Sleepers Cincinnati %
CLlcag0 and 81 Louis. .fd Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans
EescrYatlols and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Onices. 5l3 PeuDsylvauia avenue. Go 18th street.
De.r +. arr New JliJu Station Telephones Main
l5sl fcr Washington Terminal Cab ~erylca and alain
100 206 fOr q. L o. Ticket once
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POSTERS SCARE TRAMPs.
Carry Terrible WaraIng of Many
Days at Hard Labor

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 2s.-Thc local
police have inougUrated a crusade against
the trampS who are irfesting this locality
that viii make ali previous efforts seem
Insignificant Thousands Of posters are
20 be put up along the railway lines be-
tween Los Angeles and the desert, warn
ing all hObOes that the police are waiting
for them, and that they VIII be put 10
work as soon as they arrive here
The posters are wOrded as follows
"Hoboes. keep moving Rent IS high
and food is scarce Taxpayers VIII not
support You. Long sentences in the chain
gang given here. Sixty 20 ninety DAYS
our specially
The idea originated with Marshal An
derson. Of Yuma, Ariz.. who found the
scheme worked successfully.
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Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for January ?. 1906.
No. he. Grady vs.. Washington GasIisht Con-
pany. Attorneys. Douglas s DOuslas-McKenney
& Flannery.
No 2oi. Smith vs.. Esrnshsw. Attorneys. Cuy
Holsapple-C. A Douglas. Z. B. shcrrg, and
G. L, Baker.
No 9S. International Trust Company ~ How
ard Attorneys, ". c. Clephane-B. n Warner, n.
No, 7e- Jaquette, executrix, Is. Capital Traction
Company. Attorneys. r. p. Evans. +. II. Benson.
W. W. Poultney-R. r. Perry q Son and G.. T.
Dunlop.
Ne. &. Lukins IS Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys. z S.
Bailey and r. T. Strickland-A. A. Hoeling
No. l26-WiIiard rs. BullinSer. Attorneys, W. c.
Sullivan and A. T. Newmyer-E. I. Gtes.
No. 10 Dale Shsfer- Attor1eyS E. S
Bailey-C J. r. Graf.
No. III DALEY Washington Gaslight Com
pany. Attorneys. L. J. MathCr-R. r Perry & Son.
No. 6S. Coker y. Pratt. Attorneys. H r. Lerch
and f. F. Colloday-John Ridout and r. F. Pratt.
No. 2lS Walker & Co. vs. Elite Laundry Com
pany- Attorneys. George heamey and Edmund
BuTkc-RalSton & SidGons.
No. 81 Dawson. administrator, vs. Baltimore
and Chic Railroad Company. ATTORNEYS. Alex
Gugour and Gettings & Observation-Disclosures.
Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

4ANhLi w < ANEs lt-A fL4N-NA- AN =.
Notice-FolloTins schedule not guaranteed
sd5 A. NJ Dany-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman seepers 10 savannah and Jacksonville
Through slCcpers Washington 90 Hamlet and Ham
let 70 Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining yars.
go T. VI. Daily-Scaboard Ezpress solid train
with coaches aud Pullman sicCpsrs 90 savannah.
Jacksonville and Tampa Through sleeper % At
lauta. birmingham. and Memphis Dining cars
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-C9EAP. TWO FINE SADDLE OR
carriage horses. me black the other dark chestnut
both i've years old; warranted sound, gentle speedy
also ruhbertirct smart trap. shafts and pole also
brass-m0untcd double harness. Apply to MURRAY
A COBB. Conn. ave, near L 81. NV. or W f.
DOWNEY l6Z2 l. 81. NV dean.
FOR SALE-ONE RUBBER-URED HOTEL.
bus; six Hbbertired depot wagons and 100
vehicles q all kinds. A. J. STABLfR. g3I d
81. NV de2s-st
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PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WIRTNG- oFFTCE

PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WIRING-OFFICE
OF Building fO- National Museum Library Of Con
gress. Washington. ID. C.. December 26 l97.-Sealed
proposals for furnishing delivering and installing in
place. complete. the electric wiring required for the
new building for the National Museum in this CITY
viii b received at this Office until O'Clock D. m on
TUESDAY. the tWenty-frst day Of January, 1908 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter. specifca-
tions and other information furnished on application
BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent OF Con-
strrction. de26 2, q. .ja67sI3I4I5
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate Of Lizzie Dewey; wiu dated December i
1907 filed.
Estate Of Henry II. Clapp; viii dated July Is
1907 and petition for probate and record Of will and
letters testamentary fled. Attorneys. Brandenburg
& Brandenburg
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

S.OA-EQUITY IN 10 ACRES FOUR MILES
northwest q District; electric and steam cars.
high; half under cultivation running water granite
quarry; small house; outhuidings: 30 fruit trees.
fronting on two separate roads; $50 acrs for city
property. BOX IL Herald cfica deg Z.
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Equity Suit.
Lawsuits.

No. E542 Sophia Stanton Johnston. infant. rs.
Susan L. Johnston; partition Attorney, James NJ.
Johnston.
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No. 007s. John l. Barnes administrator vs..
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; damages.
$4,000. Attorneys. Wells. Hoover & Wells
No 5o0Se. Same vs.. Same; same Attorneys, same
No. 500oL II. r. HOwensten Company vs. Louis
Walters; Judgment OF r. II. Terrell justice Of the
peace. $50. Attorneys l. a. Jones and G.. c
Shinn
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation in the Dis
trict Of Columbia Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements,
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The Largest Morning Circulation

All advertising contracts made by
Ihe Washington Herald are based upon
It's sworn circulation-a circulation in
washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morn
ing newspaper at the Capital. Its
books are open.
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To-morrow-when the Governors
Meet.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

StOO ~ Four HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL
: secure an excellent newspaper route
netting $1,000 monthly; only those who are tenn
Terate. industrious and can gf-r references viii be
considered. Call on MR.. GLENISTER. Circ71lation
Manager, The Washington Herald deI7-tf
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

PEIs FOR XMAS GIFTS, SINGING CANARIEs.
parrots pigeons poultry. golddshcs rabbits guinea
Digs white mice and rats, dogs. cats. monkeys and
mounted BIRDS. deer heads. horns. &c. SCInuD's
BIRD STORE 7I2 18th ST.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Saturday, December IS, I0O7O
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments fo- January . 1905:
Special calendar.
No T. United states rel The Nevoomb Motor
Company vs. Commizsioner q Patents. Attorneys
R. NJ. Kenyon and W. +. Rosers-Melville Church
and T. A.. Tenant
Nc l. William Davis rs. United States. Atto--
acys. 4 s Worthiust0H-D. ". Baker and stuart
NcNsmara-
No. i.-JoscDh Evans IS United States Attor-
neys. r W. Moore. CrandaI 8laczay. and d. L.
Mackall-D. ". Baker and Stuart McNamara-
No . Francis G. Hall vs.. Anna 2. Clapp e.
al Attorney. H. E Davis
Nc Is. Edwin W. ". Griffin e al. rs United
States eX rel lie Cuycr. Attorneys. II. l. Thon.s
and II. p. Blair
No IL District Of Columbia rs. Charles Robin
sen Attorneys. z. II. Thomas and H. z. Blair
z. s Duvau. i.
No i. Thomas Z. Drake. surerinterdent of in
s-Tance. IS. United States rel James A Bates et
a. Attorneys I. II. Thomas and F. Il. STEPHENS
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No ExTRACTIS1;-
no pain. look feel. act and last longer than NAT.
nral teeth; shrurken faces made normal; rainley
tilinG. DIR. J. l.. WILSON I2J5 ST. NV ny29-.f
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SHORTHAND.

SELECT HIGH GRADE INSTRUCTION. PRAC-
tcaI "ork with individual iustucti0r-quick re-
SUITS moderate prices; demand for writer's in every
city: coaching for civil service examinations: years
Of success IN training and assisting students into
good positions Cali or write THE CONGRESS
SIONAL SCHOOL. 527 10Th ST.
deltl5.El9IE.0
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WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS RENTs
government. estate. and damage claims; no cba-Ts
unless successful FULLER AGENCY, ~ l9t5 2T.
oc.-d
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No assignments.
'riminaI Court No.

Assignment for January > 1908:
No. S. Perskn rs. Postal Telegraph Cable Com.
pany. Attorneys. MILAN Il Smith
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. ~: Gold FIN.
ings. 81 up; Silver Filings. So. Work guaranteed
40 p9iu- DR.. GEO. l.. EDMOlDS. el0 b s. NV.
ialOu
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N,OO "a -fUIN HLNUHLD DULLAkS WILL
secure An excellent newspaper rJ-te
netting Sl2G00 monthly; only those who are tenn
peTate. industrious. and give references viii be
considered Call on MR. GLENISTER. Circulation
Manager. The Washington Herald. del--tf
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FOR EXCHANGE-FARM.

WILL EXCHANGE $500 EQUITY IL li2 ACRES
four miles northwest 4 District; electric and
steam cars; high: half under cultivation: running
water; granite quarry snail house: oUtbuldings. g
frlit trees fronting on two separate roads; only
$40 acre for city property. BOX I55 Herald Office.
dc255t
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MILLINERY.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

YRS REMoDELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW
5lS + 81 20 "
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED. REFINED. AND TRIM
med anew; low prices: good workmanship. 9ls +
= ns- oclO-6
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HELP 'TANTED-FEMALR.
HE'LL wANfED-MALE.

LADIES OR GENTLEMEN EMPLOYED Of. NOT
who would Ire 10 earn extra money without in
beTfering with leir regular work. can do so by as
HstHs in tne sae of choice real estate sold on the
monthly Iaync-: plan. Il viii pas you 20 write fo-
full particulars. BOX 81, 1924 Monroe ST. NV
de2-1t
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FLOOR GIL.

FOR PRIVATE AND BUSINESS HOUSES FOR
neat glossy floors. use HUNTERS dqst-kiIlirr
Moor on. s5c a gallon. Phone Main SIS o. dro9
postal to us Pennsylvania ave. NV LOOK FOR ~
label. &C. T. Hunter'' 6ei- -
The Washington herald., 1907-12-30
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. TWO
large communicating rooms and one hall room;
lmfunisled. or viii furnish 10 suit 2l3 Third 81
nw. Phone Main s73a MRS WEST de2Sg