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The Washington herald., 1907-08-31
DAILY COURT RECORD
CFriday, August 80, 1oO7J

lolS Sixth street northwest-Joseph NJ. Brown et
to Addie 4. Davis part lot 80. square a. SO.
II street northeast, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth streets-Amnsn Behrsnd ct ux. 10 Edgar
A Behrend, lot 79, square lo9s, 80, Same to
Nellie H. Behrend. lot 81. square lo26, SO
II street northeast. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets-Amnon Behrend ct ux. to Rudoph
b. Behrend, lot 50. square l026. SO
- Seventh street sOUthCast-Alaria Chambers %
Rudolph Strother, part lot 26, square so, SO,
2li L street southwest-Singleton L. Cooper ct ux.
to Mary J Ogle, guardian, lot l3, square 5ei,
Eighth street northeast, between and streets
Theodore Barnes ct TX. 10 Henry D. Schmidt,
lot g, square $50 SO.
G street southeast, between Thirteenth and Four
tecuth streets-HarIy Wardmaa 20 John W. aud
Eva c. Kite, lot q square 1914 SO
$40 Seventh street sOuthwest-Jesse L. HeiskeH and
Alexander Muncaster trustees to Edgar A.
Behrend. parts original lots I. 2, Il. square
4S, So
Addition to Le DrOit Park-Hauy wardman to
Harry x. Murphy, lot So block g. So
street northwest between Twenty first and Twenty
second stTeets=Wiiliam H. Wetzel 70 Hettis A.
Wetzei an interest in part original LOT l5 square
T. and lot l4s, square $50. SO
u street northwest between Thirty-hrst and Thirty
second stTeets-O. 7. M. Brown ct TX 10 Charles
Z. Trbby. part lot s. square l20s So
street northwest. between Thirtieth and Thirty
first streets-katharine F. Bishop to James T.
Fitch. part lots g.. 90. and TO- square IZ55. SO.
Il street southeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strcets-AdOlph FeIdV0ss and William J. Wonder
heide trustees. 10 Christine C. AIuhlhofar. lot g.
square 1923 Sl0
Meridian Hil-Bernard A. Duke et ux. 10 Mary L
May. lot 2. block z SlO Mary I May to
Bernard A Duke. lot IS, square 25s4. SO.
Whitney Cose-William NJ. Gain ct ux. TO Walter
and Mary c. Asmuth. pert lot s. block A.
Tenth street southwest between and 0 streets
James F. Hood ct ux to William A. Wimsstt
original lot 10, square 954. SO
Tenth street northwest between and q Streets
Michael !. Weller ct TX 10 William A. VIM
satt orignal lots !, ls and 90 square e54. SO
Columbia Heights-H. Latane Lewis ct W. 10 Al
bert ]. Carrico. lot 81. block a. So
lSl5 Riggs street northWest-John s Dravo a ny
et al 70 Stewart E. Minor. lot %. square 29 $40
l street northwest. between Third and Fourtb
st5eets-William Shut, executor, 10 Patrick O
Donogduc. part lot L, square 52s, 5000
West EckingtOn-Julia T. Evans 10 Louveteay r
Witberger, lot 81 block g. SO
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square SO6-James CamOdy e. ux. 10 Charles G.
Allen and William II. Saunders TO secure AIadi-
son N. MyTick, $780, five years, per cent. semi
annually, lot ..
Square 76O-Thomss C. Lansden TO John c. Weedon
and arthur d. Weakley, 10 secure John Warner.
Siu0, i've years, per cent semi-annuaIy, lot
Square S5-Henry B. Schmidt ct ux. to John Z.
and Charles Fl. Weaver 70 secure theodore
Barnes, 40. three years, per cent, semi-annu-
ally, lot g.
Square 95s-J. Edward Fowler and Frank d. Self
fert, trustees, 10 Alfonso r. Yermillion and
Charles d. Shackelford, to secure trustees Of
Buchly fund OF Columbia Lodge, No. 10 l. o.
.. F., Of the District Of Columbia 81 s45 s5
three years, per cent, semiannually, lot B.
Azadia-Mabel L. Marceron et vir, William A. 70
Henry Alhers and James W. Shea, to secure J.
Adam Aorhart, Sl,ooo. three years. per cent
semi-anuually part.
Square l04f-J0hn W. White et ux 10 the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. to secure Equita-
bic Cooperative Building Association s, 800, lot
q.
Addition 10 Ls Droit Park-Harry X. M1rpbv et
ux- TO B. Francis Saul and 5. Percy Thompson,
to secure Harry Wardmsn. sl09s monthly pay
ments. per cent, Semiannually. lot 3 block g.
Bloomingdale-Nancy W, alexander 10 B. Francis
Saul and James F. Shea, TO secure the Home
Savings Bank. Of Washington, D. c., a,7W.
three years 5la per cent, semi-annually. lot p.
block I3.
Brightwood Park-Silas L. Love ct ux to J. Clinton
Tribby and W. E. Grady. to secure Charles l.
Tribby' SOC, one 70 six years. 6 per cent quar-
terly, Part lot 6. block l.
Square 626-Elia I. Steele 20 Harry Lamson and
William F, Salter. 70 secure B. LAmson, SsS5
six months, per oent lot a.
Square I42-Sarah H, Sawyer to Andrew B. D1raII
ard John E. McLeran. 70 secure Clara A. Lutz
surviving agent Lutz estate. S.O00, years, s
per cent, semi-annuaIy. lot A.
Square s60-siary ]. Burke TO Edmond FITZGERALD
and John J. Fesan TO secure Enterprise Serial
Building Association, 2ieo lot 17s.
Lanier Heights-Appleton p, Clark, T., ct TX to
Walter A. Brown and Ernest L Schmidt, 10
secure Ida r. Ions, Sl.650 l year, per cent
somi-annually. part lot 5s. Anna B. speir ct viz,
William E. to same, 10 secure Ida R Long
sl.e50, l year, per cent, semi-annuaIly. part
lot s.
Square fa2S-christins C. Muhlhofer ct vir. F. WI
liam. to Henry II. Bergmsun and George NJ
Emmerich, to secure German-Ameriesa Building
Association. Nc. g. 500 lot s..
Squares 10. 90. 2s5-Curts B. Graham. T.. et Tx
70 Ralph ?. Barnard and Guy y. johnson, 70
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New York. Aug. sO.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade to-mor-
row will say:
In most sections OF the country
industrial activity is fully maintained
and negotiations for fall and winter
trade indicate no loss OF confidence.
but at a few points the weather has
not favored the crops. which causes
conservatism pending more definite in
formation.
Several New England mills lack
adequate waterpower because OF pro-
longed drought, and the money market
retards numerous undertakings Col
lections are also slower. in some cases.
because Of the financial situation, but
the large majority Of reports are
favorable. Dry goods jobbing houses
are very busy, and IN the cotton goods
industry the only complaint is the
inability TO secure deliveries with suf-
ficient promptness. Specifications on
old contracts for finished steel en-
counter the same difficulty although
the mills show some improvement as to
shipments, and in all leading manufac-
turing branches there are fewer can
cellations than usual
Railway Earnings Increase.
Railway earnings thus far reported
FOR August exceed last years figures
by II per cent, and foreign commerce
at this port for the last week shows
gains Of $5.211.691 in imports and
SS74,571 in exports as compared with
the same week in 1906.
Farm staples have advanced still far
ther, notably wheat and cotton. making
a striking comparison with prices a year
ago which were unusually low. The re-
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B--foloWing schedule figures published only as
information and not glSraRteed.
Z 90 a. m.-DanEille and way stations
'saS a. m.-HaHisonb8Tg and way stations.
300 3. m.-SieepeTs and coaches to Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper to Columbus. Ga. Dining Car.
'n90 4 m.-sleePers and coaches 70 Columbia
Savannah. and jacksonville. Dining Car.
fi9l p. fl.-HauisonbuTE and way stations
Ass ?. n--Charlottessille Narreuton and say
stations. Strasbgrg week days.
'6;l5 .. m--Sieepers ard coaches 70 Atlanta Sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper to San Francisco trweeky
80 D E--SleepeTs and coaches 20 Charlotte. Co
lumbia, ard Augusta, Dining Car.
sl8.5 ?. m.-Sleepers and coaches Via Lyuchbufg
ssd Bristol to Chattanooga. Memphis. and New Or-
leans Dining Car.
'uJ D m.-NeW York and Neg Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 70 AsheFille, Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cans. Din
ing Car.
Notc-'Daily. fWeek days
Through trains from south arrive Washington
7S5, sA5, and 80 a. m; 30, SIS. AS, uS0, and
II:s0 D. n. daily. Local trains from Harrisonbms.
p Is 2. 70. week days and % ?. n. daily fFo1
Charlottesville SIG A. NJ. daily.
Frequent trains to and from BluemonL
Ticket Ofices, 70s 18th St. 81 Ps. ave-, and Penn
sylyaniG Station.
c. II. ACKERT, S. II. HARDWICks
V. 7. a Gen. Mgr. Pass Irat Mgr.
W. H. TAYLOE. G. 2. A. L. s. BROWN. g. A
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secure Barbara Rodler. s. 500. years. 6 per cent.
semi-annualy. part original lot I. square 10
part original lot 8, square 2s2 original lot
T. square 2sS. and parts original lots Is and ls,
square 23
Columbia Hsishts-AlbeTt J. Carrico ct ux. to II.
Bradley Davidson and Luther s. Fristoe. to Sc
cure Charles II. Davidson. $500 ), g. months
per cent lot 81, block 81
Square 25s-Stewart L. Minor ct ux. 70 Albert F.
Fox and Edmund X. Fox to secure Fredt rick r.
Walker. 500, months per cent, semi-alnually.
lot 80.
Square 292-Henry s. Graham ct ux ct al to Milton
+. allies and William J. Father. 20 secure Holm
NJ. Jones. sl3.0oo. 5 years, per cent. ssmi-an-
nuaIly. part original lot s.
Square l7s-JuEiata Z. Lusk ct al. 70 James NJ.
Green and Charles W. Simpson. to secure Ha;tv
Cross. Si.oO0. years, per cent, semi-annnally.
lot ST.
West Eckington-Louveteau E WIltberger et ux to
William A. Hill and Rignald W. Bean. TO secure
julia P, Evans. sa25 TO a6 months, Der cent,
semi annually, lot 81, blocs s
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Davis rs. EHloerich ct al: decree substituting
trustee % release trust Compainant's solicitor, j.
A. Maedel
Arrick vs. ArricE; rule TO show cause. Complains
ants solicitor. Hallam & HaIlam; defendants So
hcitOr. Turner q Mitchell
International Trust Company vs.. Kuhn Fomalde-
hyde Generator Company ct al; decree pro confesso
Complainaut's solicitor, W C. Clephane; defendant
solicitor f. Burke.
TAYLOR q Nash; rule 10 show cause Complain
ants solicitor Edwin Forrest.
In re Isaac p. Moves; lunacy committee appointed
C0mpainant's solicitor, W. H. NARROW
Bare et al vs.. MeFarland et al; rlle to show
cause. C0mplainants solicitors, c. Z Emig w. Z
Ambrose, and H. c. Stewart
Kaiser rs, Kaiser; receiver appointed. Complain.
ants solicitor. w C. Balderston
Strickland Ts. Tucker et al reference 70 auditor
Complainant's solicitors. f. D. AcKenny William
Hit; defendants solicitors. N. strasburger and
C. F. Wilson
Hemingway vs- Hemingway; rule continue. Com
piainants solicitor b. 7. Doyle defendants solicit
tor Y. Z. Dodge
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E0uitv suff,

No. GSl9. Addie A. Davis vs. George NJ Emmer-
ich et al: 10 substitute trustee. Compainants So
hcitU. J. a Maedel
No. 2S2Q. Ida Taylor James W. Nash et al;
% appoint receiver. Complainants solicitor, Edwin
Forrest
No. E3L Robert B. Bare ct al. vs.. H. B. F.
MacfaTland ct al injunction. Complsinant's solic-
tors. C L Emig W. Z. AmbFose. and H. g.
Stewart
No. &32 The Peoples Savings Bank vs.. Logan
johnson et al creditors bill Complainsnts solic
tor Edwin I. GieS
No. ES23 Harry f. Rupprecht rs. Eleanor r.
MaeNamara; Judgment and creditors bill. Com
plainants solicitors, Birney & Woodward.
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Probate Court.
JUsTICE STAFFORD.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Estate Of George F. Stevens; order 10 nav certain
bills Attorney. l. Tracy Jefords
Estate Of Letitia Connolly letters q administra.
tion granted TO Phillip h. McNickle bond, s. .e00
Attorney. William B. Reilly.
Estate OF John Daley wiD admitted 10 probate
and letters Of administration C. t a. granted 10
Jane Daley; bond. 500 Attorney, George c. Cert
man.
In re Florence E. Mliken; Mary S. NflIliken ap-
pointed guardian; bond. 500. Attorney E. n Hope
well
Estate Of Edward Brown; viii admitted and let
teTs testameutaTy granted 20 julius II. Duehring;
bond, Sle0 Attorney, A. S. Taylor.
Estate Of Hanna Levy; order to sell personal es-
tate Attorneys Wolf & Cohen.
Estate Of William Birney; petition for probate Of
will and letters teStamentary. Attorney, A A. Biz
uey.
Estate Of Hannah Collins; win filed.
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REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs-

North Presbyterian Church-ChaFes Frazier et ux
10 Simon Z. W Drew, trustee. for use Of Cos
m0politan Baptist Church. lots g. 10, Il. SQUARE
S67, $1,000
Chichester-Gustav A. Thurn et ux 4, FmsIis
Thurm. part Of Christman lot at Good Hope SO
= street northwest between Twenty-hTst and
Twsnty-second streets-Eliza L. Phillina ~
Eleanor '. Murray. parts lots 10 and Il. square
C. SO
Connecticut avenue Terrace-Fulton R. Gordon st
ux 70 Frank ". Bclgiano. lcs 50. square lsss
as5
22os Twelfth street northwest-Fiuiars r codd.ra
70 HODoEa 4 Goddard, lot lss. square n. SO.
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verse is true Of railway securities, last
years level being close to the highest
on record, wherS- the present position
averages about $50 per share lower, de-
spite a moderate recovery this week.
Thine money is scarce and abnormally
high. although events of the week were
generally favorable. particularly the re-
lease of funds by the Treasury and the
decline in exchange that removed any
danger Of a heavy drain of gold to Eu-
rope.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 2e3, against 173 last
week, 177 the preceding week, and 10
the corresponding week last year. Fail
ures in Canada number II, against 16
last week, 29 the preceding week, and IA
last year. OF failures this week in the
United States. so were in the East, As
South, 81 West, and q liz the Pacific
States. and 70 report liabilities of $500
or more. Liabilities OF commercial fall
ures reported for August to date are
sll,924244 compared with s7,S47.624 a year
ago"
Bradstreet'S Review.
Bradstreets review of thelstate Of trade
tomorrow viii say;
irregularity, rendering generalization diff
acult Extremes Of abundant moisture,
cool weather, OF continued drought are
noted in different sections. causing i'm
provement In some instances, arresting
development in others. and in places work
ing damage of a more or less serious
character.
Fall jobbing trade has improved at
most large centers, and from the North
west comes the report that goods ordered
held back are now being urged for quick
delivery. On the other hand, while some
markets are We'll filed with buyers, and
some lines report sales exceeding a year
ago. there Is q noticeable undercurrent Of
conservatism in buying, and there is less
than ordinary purchasing Of complete
new stocks OF merchandise for new enter
prises- Yet, again, there are instances,
as, for example, in the Eastern leather
and shoe trades, where conservatism in
buying early in the year has resulted IN
curtailment of production. and now hurry
orders for goods are noted.
Dry goods and wearing apparel, such
as clothes, shoes, and millinery, show
chief activity as betting the season.
"One leading industry that has Jagged
for some time-fOur milling-shows in
creased activity, and improved export de-
mand for both -four and wheat at ad-
vanced prices is instrumental in causing
an optimistic feeling that short yields viii
be Offset by higher values Cotton also
has advanced, but here crop uncertainties
are as much an element as the manipula-
tion for an advance by spectators for
the rise here and abroad
in some other lines Of industry there
is evidence of quieter demand"
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IN effect Juiy -, lsai.
200 P. MOLD DOMINION EXPRESS. week
days-Stops at principal points IN Virginia Vesti-
bule tram standard coaches par0r car 10 Hinton.
handled IN No - from Gordonsyiie. which has
Ia carte l,arlor and connects az COgingtnn Tor
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman sieepers Clifton
Forge to Louisville. Cincinnati, tndianapoils, 5t
Louis and Chicago.
4l0 p M.-NEW C. O. LIMITED. Dsily-
Fast bsw Festibue t1ain stops only st GordoRsFie.
Charlottesville, StauntoH. Clifton Forge. and Gov
ington Va, White Sulphur, RonccTerte, AID Hin
ton, W. Va Pullman seepers to Lexington Louis
Tiile Cincinnati. Indianapolis, St Louis, and CHI
cago Dining cars, ia carte service. One nght out
uIa p. Nj +. Y. LIMITED, Daily-Solid
sestibue tain. Pullman sleeper 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment Sleeping
car to Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars.
ia carte service. Sleepes Cincinnati 70 Chicago
and ST. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis NashTille,
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5i3 Pennsylvania avenue; 6s 18th street.
r, and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $50
for PENNSYLVANIA Il. r. Cab Service and Main laes
Tor c. & o. Ticket Oiice.
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TRkhS-PACIFIG MAILS.

Hawaii, Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco, close here daily at SO D. u. Cd 10
August 81 FOR dispatch by {. s transport.
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China, and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco. Close here daily at So
p N. up TO September = for dispatch By steamer
Hougkong Maru.
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver, and Victoria B. c.. eloss
here daily at $50 p N. ND 10 September s. Tor dis
patch By steamer AoranEi.
Hawaii. via San Francisco close here daily at 80
p. m up to September 9. for dispatch By steamer
Alarnefa
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Mechanics, Lienn

Hugh Waters IS Benjamin and Jacob Schwartz
mechanics lien on lots 7s, 7s 50, and 81, R. C.
Hswett's subdivision Of square 44S Attorney, J.
Altheus Johnson.
Clarence Smith Is. Benjamin and Jacob Schwartz:
mechanics lien on lots "a. 7e 50, and 81 Hewett's
subdivision Of square 4is. Attorney. J. Altheus
johnson.
Wesley A, Smith vs. BENJAMIN and Jacob
schwartz; mechanics lien on lots 7s 7s 50, and 81,
Hsvetts subdivision Of square sB Attornev
Altheus johnson.
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HOUSES FOB SALE.
For SAL

FOR SALE
Free for the asking 40page book. pocket size.
SELECTED OFFERINGS or REAL ESTATE, %
an up-to-date catalogue. conveniently arranged OF
the best REALTY PROPOSITIONS IN the District
Of Columbia and nearby suhurbs
a. F. FOX COMPANY,
Established 1876.
'Ths Realty Corner" l4th as n. Y. ave.
auls-S u,si5t
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-HONESr YOUNG MAN, ONE WITH
experience in paint store preferred. Apply a4 Pa
ave. &c. au5l-N
WANTED SALESMAN IN OUR
upholstery department Apply to w. NJ BAL
DERSTON, mgr, Palais Royal A. Lisner. suS-st
ANTED-EXPERiENCEDS SALESMAN IN OUR
h0usefunishing department Apply 10 W. NJ. BAL
DERsTON. mgr. Palais Royal A Lisnsr. GuSO-3t
wANTED-MACHINE OPERATORS TO SEW on
awnings ana flags. II. G. COPELAND con-
pANY, 400 18th ST. NV au5o5t
WANTED-F FIRST CLASS CARPENTERS; /;
Washington wages. open shop Apply EMPLOY
ERS ASSOCIATION. 1883 G St NV. ap2s4t
WANTED-CANYASSER5 OR SOLICITORS, To
sell jewelry for cash credit: regular salary and
percentage on sales. Apply CASTELBERG'S, s5
Pa ave NV lestuf.s.s-u
ANTED-REGIsTERED DRUG CLERK: PER-
manent or relief. Address BOX l64. Herald Office.
au3l-3t
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INSECTS EXTERMINATED.

MOTHS. REACHES, ANTS. BEDBUGs. AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con-
tract. CHARGES MODERATE Estimates and
adEice gratis; % years practica: experiences; no
charge made until insects are fully exteuninzted.
Address WENDAL e. CLUTE,
Phone Main S31. TEsect Specialist.
5I7 H st. nw.. Washington. ID. G.
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LnMsuifA.

No. 49772 c. NJ Wolf & Co. vs. Richard E. Hud-
son; judgment Of c. s. Bundy justice Of the peace
Plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN x Smith.
No. 45IS Charles L. Du Bos vs.. Turner A.
Wiekersham; damages, $500 Plaintiffs attorneys
COldren & Fenning and W. NJ Levin
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FURNITURE WANTED.

wANTED-BEFoRE you SELL YOUR PURNI-
ture. send for u.s. We VIII give you highest spot
cash prices. All orders immediately attended WASH.
INGTON FURNITURE HOUSE. 9th and D NV.
anlesNs
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HOUSES FOR BENT,
non REYf-UNFURNIsHED.

FOX kENI-SNt DtNlShED-
I22l Mass ave-. Il rooms. baths. 800 %
1873 n. H. ave. NV. IS looms baths,.......... &aO
1453 Mass ave-. llr and b.. hot-air heat...... 7s75
Dl se u rooms and bath. b575
1850 Fairmont Y rooms and bath............. 5075
1925 sth nw II and bath................. $50
4gl NV, rooms and oath. $3.50
502 ne rooms and bath...................... $3.50
1852 T &C. NV rooms and bath-.-........-.,. 81 50
1865 Sd ST. ne o. and b., hot-air heat........ $3.50
s5H 9th ST. NV. rooms and bath....,........ $3.50
lO4 X 81 NV. rooms and bath............... $50
1875 18th ne rooms bath..................... $50
Store, 200 Pa ave l050
APARTMENTS.
Hammond Court, 50th and Q sts.. 6r. and b.. $50
The FiYans 1928 St NV. 81 and b........... f009
The viyans ir aud $500
The Yivans l723 st. NV. IT, and b........... 0G0
The Navarro 2l5 ST.. 5r. and b.............. A5o
The Arkwright, sos NV. 4r and b............. $50
The Navarro. 25 NV. 5r and b............... 2so0
The Washington Loan and Trust
Co., Real Estate Department.
aulT-dexStf
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING; ;
no pain; look, feel, act, and last longer thaD nat
uFsl teeth shrunksn faces made normal; painless
filing Dr. J. L. WILSON. 1903 st. nv. my2s.tf
Dental WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns, s. up; Gold FIJI
ings 81 up; Silver Filings. 50c. Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. L. EDAi0NDS. 80 + st nv.
jai0-H
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
STORAGE,
MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc, MOVED
with care packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG's EXPRESS. l22i q 81. NV. Phone Main
0lG aI25-tf
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Circuit Court No. ?.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
In re Julius w Tolson: sale ratified. Petitioner
solicitors, Leckie. Fulton & Cox
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MISCELLANEOUS.
You Should

Call write OF phone for Catalogue Of Draushon's
spenceTian Business College. link CT Draughon's
famous chain Of thirty Colleges Catalogue contains
evidence that Drsughon's teach more Bookkeeping
il THREE months than any other business college
teaches in SIX months; that about 75 Per cent Of
the oAicia court reporters of the United states
write the system of Shorthand that Draughon's
teach; that railroad companies are cutting railroad
wires into DFaughon's Telegraphy Departments.
thereby giving Draughon's Telesphy students main
lins practice that DrsughoR vii set y0u a POSI-
TON or REFUND every cent Of the tuition you
pas. Investigated auz7-3a
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DENTAL WORK.
COLLECTORS.

RENTS GOVERNMENT CLAIMS. ACCOUNTS.
and financial obligations collected or adjusted.
UNITED STATES COLLECTION BUREAU, Room
g. Warder Bldg, go 9th ss. anfsas
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BALLARD & LANHAM (Inc.),

FOR RENT-BY J. J.. KOLB
90 New York ave. NV.
- ~ Cap l5r %. 500 % SIS 10Th ne 5r b...Sls50
ll25 2ist liz, b. lOl4 Ila ne, fats
ias3 NV i9r, b.s.f f9Ni 5ft ~
l625 aw, u, 20 l33 Jni0u sw 5T, w..l25o
l05 II NV, 6r, b.-..2 . stable rear COS Z NV, $50
SIS Ara se sF b. store. q. 50
au25-tocl5
FOR RENT (OR SALE) 49, WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS-An OF part q zls Wyoming ave. de-
fachod house; rear studio; ideal lOcstion; trees,
garden porch steam heat lot $50 square feet:
furnished II desired A bargain Call after D. n.
au29At
WILL EXCHANGE RENT OF T-ROOM HOUSE
on wide avenue IN good residence section fer room
and hoard q owner, lady ia Office references IL
changed. Address HOME. Herald Office. ansl.2t
sIX-ROOSf BRICK. SO 3, NE.-GOOD LOCA-
ton: rent $50. Apply s1 N T. nv. auso-si
The Washington herald., 1907-08-31

JUSTICE STAFFORD
Graham IS Brown; deposit refunded Plaintiffs
attorney, J. 3. Archer; defendants attorney. W.
I. Ambrose.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-31
BUSINESS STILL GOOD
In Most Sections Industrial
Activity Is Maintained.
NO LOSS OF CONFIDENCE SHOWN

Sentiment, However, Is Toward Con-
servatism in Sections Where Crop
Reports Are UnfavOrnble - Farm
Staples Advance, While Railroad
Securities Remain at Low Mark.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-31
FOUND
BICYCLES,

BEST PUNcTURE-PRooF TIRES. s.5. PUT
on; guaranteed: no equal against punctures; some
choice seconds sl75; made 70 sell for s25O and s.
frsts; trial guarantee. JONES RUBBER TIRE
WORKS, 692-604 81 aul0s n. .tll-l5t
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used: cheap. At HAZLETON'S. 42a-4Si 10Th st.
NV. my5n