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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
TIE GRAND TSUhx PACIFIC
EAiLFcED AID wEgTEEk Cas-



VIII Dp<~ ED las p~n Ares OF Free
HDHsesf~zS zssds-
TIE railway facilities 81 Western
o Ia rseeat ssars to transfer sbe
srrp5us grain crop To the eastern -nsr-
kEs nod tb~ seas>osrd he Large II
6ux ~ settlers and tie additional area
rut unGer crop have a15ed largely 70
fbe grain prxtduers aad Notwithstanding
fhe Increased railway facilities that
hare been placed NJ the aasgosai o. the
cEbale. the question o. traDsporrarion
has proved 70 be d seraS1s one.
TX NH, therefore. be- soDd newg 10
ereryone interested sn Western Can
sdA to knor thsr 40 authoritative
statement has baAn gfFen CIT oy Nj. G.
~ Hays, president OF The Grand TrHsk
Pacific Railway. that thar railway viii
10 liz share towardz sngr1nZ THE crop
~ 1861 from Alberta ga~skatebewza
nd Ma1is01s ~ Egdsnater, d Mus
a&siSt ia fenaossrs a sersons Sbstacie
ah5c1 has fAcsd tie settler during re-
cent years Mr.. Hays. rho has Just
cOznpieted ! trip from Portage Ia Praj-
~ N Edzponton 10 i prairie schooner.
! distAnee II 7zS miles. which was err
ered IN eighteen days, y enthusiastic
abopt ne country,
This viii IT. gratifying 70 settlers In
~ Canadian West, esen IL Nj. HAYS
leetines - ~ bound "A i time Limit
NTH - exsctitpde ~ i stop-rateh-
r. Grand Trunk Pacific rosd viii be
q ! pssittsn - take part IN The trans
costaffen ~ - crop ~ 1901. and that
WjI1 - satisfactory 70 fbe seff5ers In
TIT country VIXEN me- harvest Il
nefed
To vbesf erop of 1906 10 Western
Canada - ats1ut 90sODUyAU0 bnsbek
and WITH he Increased acreage which
r c~en6dentIy expected 70 be put under
efpp next year II n aakeiy caksufated
1hef fuity 1100oyO0O bushels viii be
harvested = 1901. The necessity for
1acreased transportation facilities are.
therefore, apparent, and fhe statement
~ NJ Hays III. sssssS esszss
aeensenf ~ ne farmers or the Cana
6iar west. new ana old The opening
~ Or additional thousands or free
homesteAds = tans assured b. the
aeent ~ IL Canadian governments
sboas address Appears elsewhere.
o. f.90s casss of syphoM feyer Il six-
- bosDitaA iast rear ore 10 eight died
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Private readings daily from 10 10 5
Circles Tuesday evenings al s.
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close here daily AZ Sis b. H. Up 10 No
Uember y, FOR dspatcsl by United States transport
Australia iexceTt mails for West AusirElial, New
Zealand, Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and Nev
Caledonia wa Vancouver and Victoria, British 60
lumhia- close here daily az 6l5 ?. m. up 70 De
cenlber T. for dispatch hy steamer AoTaugL
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily at
6;lj m. up 10 December p for dispatch ly steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii. japan. K0res. China and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco. close here daily al 6l5
p. N. up TO December 5, fer dispatch by steamer
Korea.
Japan. Korea. China, and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here oaiIy az 6:5 p. m. Up to De
cember >, for dispatch By steamer Tosa Marl
Hawlii, japan Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
snds. VIA san Francisco. close here daily az 5.l5
,. m. up TO December y. for dispatch by steamer
AmCTCA Mau-
AUs-raln leXcCpt mails for West Australia New
Zealand Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia via
san Francisco. close here daily ut 6 Is D. H. up 10
December 5. for dispatch by steamer Boyeric.
japan, Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
VANCOUVER and Victoria. British Columbia. close
here daily at 6I5s p. m. up to December ls for
cispatch by steamer Empress Of Japan
Specially addressed mails for Japan. Korea and
China, VA Tacoma. close here daily az 6I5 D. m
up TO December %. for dispatch by steamer Oanfa
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-Following schedule figures published only as
information and not guaraateed.
100 a. RI awhile and way stations
sos a. m--HauisOnbtrg and way stations
'yN0 a. m.-SleepeTs and coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans Sleeper 70 Columbus. Ga. Dining Car
900 a. m--Slecpers and coaches 10 Columbia,
Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
tfs5 D. N. m.-Hauis0nburg AID way stations.
155 p. m.-Charlottesville. Warento1, and way
stations
'6-5 D. m.-Slecpcrs and COACHES 10 Atlanta. Sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper to San Francisco tn
weekly
30 p. m--Sleepers and coaches 10 Charlotte,
Columbia. AIKEN. and Augusta Dining Car
lob p. m.-Sioepers and coaches via Lynchburg
and Bristol % Chattanooga, Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining Car.
IL 80 y. m.-New York and New Orleans limited
Solid Pullman 20 Asheville. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans Club and Observation Cars D1n-
Ing Car.
Note-'Daily. Week days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
1@5 s.5. and sos a. M: 2:i0. SIS. Sa5. n-50 and
ll;D p m. daily Local trains from harrisonburg
l22J D. week days and SD p. N daily from
Charlottesville. 6 90 a. m- daily
Frequent trains % and from Bluemont
Ticket Offices 70j 18th ST.. 5l Pa. ave-, and New
Union station.
G. II. ACKERT s II. HARDMlCK,
Y. T.. a Gen. Mgr. Pass. Traf. Mgr
W. n. TAYLOE. G. PA l. 5 BROWN G. A
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
Probate Court.

u SIZE GOULD
Estate Of Catherine Hammersley. order auuoiuting
administrator; bond. 5000 Attorney. Z G. DutroD-
Estate Of Elizabeth ]. Sinms. order Transferring
stock. Attorueys. Gordon & Gordon
n re Calm De Witt Ct al . order appointing e-ia--
dian; bond, S-50. Attorney Howard Bcyd.
Estate q Samuel Thomas; order appointing sub
Stitute trustee Attorney, ". F. Mattingly q son
Lstate q Margaret Ann Chase. order granting let
ters Of administration; bond. 500. Attoney &. r
Linkins.
Estate of Mary Ellen Action: order appointing ad-
miuistrator; bond. S20o0. Attorney. A. G. Bentley
Estate Of Clementine y. Bartlett. motion for Sc
curity for costs Attorney. A. A Bir1ey.
Estate Of Clementine y Bartlett: answer TO
cayeat Attorney. a. A. Birney.
Estate Of John r. Quinn; petition for letters Of
administration Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert
Nerkes & Hamilton
Estate Of Catharine NJ. O'Connor. order for trans
fer Of stock. Attorney. j. T. sullivan.
Estate Of Annie C. Renick: order admitting VIII
and c0dcl TO probate and record and letters Of ad
mInistration c. T. a.; bond. $1,000 Attorneys.
Thompson & Lsskey.
Estate Of Ethel Proctor; petition for letters Of ad
ministrati0n.
Estate Of Frank NJ. Everett; order authorizing
withdrawal Of wiu.
In re Amy c. Eckhardt & al petition for guar
dian Attorneys, Dcuglas s Douglas.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Monday, November %. 1909
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

= street s0utheast. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
reets-Catherine 4 Newton % Wallace e.
Barron. ST. lot g. sluare 1915.
WashingtCl Highlands Charles q. Taylor % Sarah
:. Dean lots ] and . block g. SO
Barry F4rm-Anna ". Smith 90 Daniel Neliigan.
part lot 20. section = SO
d stree southeast between South Capitol ard
FirS streets-Aian0r Real Estate and Trust
Co. % Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Co. part square. 6a3. s..
New JCrsey avenue southeast. between ID and p
streets PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Co 10 the Washington Terminal Co,
part square 63 S.
20 street Eortheast-Iaviuia T. Kleiudienst %
Joseph T. ard Anna NJ. Woudrack Dot IL.
square ~ so
street northeast. between seventh and Eighth
sircfts-Nilliam fost e u1- % Alary ". Mooty.
iot IS. square So SO
Barbados and scotland Enlarged-J Clarence
Price. assignee. % Herbert H. Piusbury. irter-
cst IN part of The tracts. SGo3.
Columbia Hcights-tieCrge Wright % Richard r.
PorO lot e. block g. $40
Cleveland Park-Darid CurTier % ux- % Linda r.
DgrC. parts q block s SO. same % same
part Tots 20 g. blocks s. p and 2 and para
lots q and q block s. SO
Auaccstla-H- RCiss % Lcuis O.. Ostermaycr I1t
5o9 square 5-79 $50
Mount Pieasant-Sadir Y. Foreman 10 John r.
Scott. Iart io, 81 Sc
y street northwest between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Georse n. GaEtz et Uz- 10 AIbegt
e3 SO
h street northwest between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strcets-Maz F. Rosiuski et TX 70 AdaJah
Behread, part Dot Is. square 80 SO
CODncctiClt Avenue Addition o. Cleveland Park
Ella j. Sherman a. VIZ John. O. Bertha T.
Gordon Tart of unsuhdiEided rart SO.
Coleman Park-Chares /. Frailey and John q.
Hcald, Trustees. % Lillian ~ Hance part lot
g. SO. Same 10 Bosc. A. Reeves. parr l1-
g. SIC
Brightwood PaTk-AiaTia L. Lander % John Schelch.
iot =. blocs 9. So
Nc. l5I Fifth street northwest augustus Rdgely e
% Max Liebsrman l0t =. square 80 SO
Seventeenth street northwest. between T ard 4
streets-Wlliam II. 9. Brown 20 Franklin T.
sauncr, lots T. and a. and part lot J. square
rs. SO
Columhia Heght=-ficorEc Henderson G. uI % Ma
J. Boyd lot c. block 2 SO
Azada-1Isbel l. Margss0n O. Henry Albcrs Part
block DE. SO
NJ. aD stiset northwest ThIrtcenth and q streets
northeast. and " street southeast bctweeu First
ard Second streets-Albert Carr % ux. % tieorzc
n Can't I0t 2. square 55s. Jos A. square Jos
part lct g. sqgaEe 70. SO
Pax Nisn-Iohn Wischhsseu e VA. o. Aliidau-l &
shannon Inc, lets a. 90 and % square 30o-.
ge
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DEEDS OF TRU ST.

Granby-J. z. SnoU 20 e.. Z Huztrd t0 -e~Irs
HeuTy A Ficrh. 500. and years. pcr cear,
l0t lc
square Z7i-Johu A. Lankfori 90 ux. g, William
A. Kin sHd Charles r. WsIIraE. 90 secure VII
Hzm J. Futress. N75e 8 years. psr cunt.
-enli-snugsiy. l0r la5
Square s2-Deut NJ Freeman % ux- to Henry
\. Hcrr-li and John T. q Neil % secure Henry
h Nckee 500, and Irars. ucT cent
sei1i-aunraly, JOS = End part original Tot :
square s5s-Catheriue Nolte % tieI-ge VI. Eumericl
and Douglass : Naczau. 90 secure Washington
SIX Per Cent Permanent BGiiding Association.
$50 Iot g
Cleveland Psrk-LiIda n Dcrcr q viz Ben H.
20 Wharton Z Lister and Niehael J. Colbert.
20 secure the National Permanent Building As
scriati0n. 5000 part lots % s. block 8 AMI
lots p and 2 and par- lots . and p block s
Cieyeiard Park-Lirda H Dcrcy e. rir, Ben p
% FTedTick A. FeuniEg and Ben T Wcbsser
10 sccTe Fred q. ColdTen $50. 7 year ller
cent. seniauuua-J. Uart lots 20 G. = and y.
and al l0-s p and .. block 6
Square l4-Alarv G.. Howard and National Savn-s
and Trust Co, trustees. o. American Security
and Trust Go. % seclre z. FerciysI Wilson.
Noel years. 1er cent. seEli-auulaliy. part
original l0t O.
Square s65-Catherine and Julia Reidv % the Wash
lngton Loan ard Trust Co. 90 secure the
Equitable CC-Operaiire BuilIirg Association. S5o0
part original Iot I2
Connecticut avenue addition 20 Cleveland park
Bertha T. Gordon rt Va. John C. r %
William A. Hll and Charles F. WaIrad %
secure Ella r. sherman S1.Lo ] % 3 months
Ucr cent semfaruuaIIy part
Lillian NJ Hz1cC et VIZ. samuel. o. Harry II. Hcl-
lander. 70 secure same. S1Zs-Jo. I 20 So months
uer cent. part i0t g.
square 5le-MaX LiCberman e. uz- % Wharton T.
Lester and Michael J. Colbert. % secure ths
National Permanent Building Association s. so,
lot .
Columbia Heishts-Nay :. BOYD 10 Edwa1i ]. SrsH.
wagen and Thomas NJ. Gale 70 secure ,ie----
Ha ~ M
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FARMS FOR SALE

WILL ENCHANVE EQUITY or 5000 n $
acres northwest of District. near electric and
steam cars Tor city property with income state
exactly what you have. Address BOX g. Herald
offer. roas-e.
WE MAXI FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
IN Northern Virginia specially Writs " tele-
phone when 70 expect you
Il. Ii. Buell. a son, Heradon, Vn,
sel13mO
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


No, ii'L New York and Washington Realty Go.
ys. LaWder; Judgment On verdict Attorneys, J. $.
EasbJ- smith, /. Alal0ney, II. {. Matthews, and
r. g. Handy.
Ne. 1000. Wilmarth rs Pickett; demurrer %
amended count 0veruled. 10 days to plead; motion
to strike out 0yeTr1led- Attorneys. =. II. Stephens
w. p Lester
No 1885 Feldhaus vs. Gutenberg: Judgment by
default Attorney. J. A. MaideL
No 1850. International Trust Co. rs. Schirman
on trias Attorneys. ". c. Clephane-B Il. War
ner n.
No. %. International Trust Company vs. Crook
Ne. lS3. kaufman & Co ". Mgtzler e aL At
torneys. J. /. Psyser-L Tob:iner
No u. Burke ~ Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, II. W. Wheatley-R. X. Perry & Son
aud g. T. Dunlop
No. I99 Jennings ". Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railway CCmp4ny. Attorneys l. Il
Jsckson-AcKiuney & FlauneTy
Nc. ls Ryan IS. District of Columbia Attor-
aeys Ambrose & Stutler ard C. W Darr-E II.
Thomas.
No -. Thomas vs.. Chacouss & Co. Attorneys.
4. a. LTecUmb-W- T. Ambrose
No. lsL Shsefer Msgruder. Attqgneys. II. L.
i. AtEiss'n-Johu Iid0ut
No. lis R0EdmClla IS southern Railway Con-
pauy. Attorneys. Tucker & kCuynn- Hamilton, Col
bert. Nerkes & Hamilton.
No 10. Leimhach Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys. " L. QgiEter and
{. l. Frailty-J. J. Darlington.
No l@ Rondlnela IS Southern RAILWAY Co
Attorneys. Tucker 4 Kcuyou-Hamilt0u Colbert,
Aerkcs & Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
A HERALD ADVERTISEMENT
WILL GET YOU A GOOD COOK

Golfers Weekly. in article says The domes-
tic problem the problem OF the age Good servants mod
est wages are not to be obtained"
Washington has her domestic problem as well as the other
cities But the question IS not here There are thou
sands OF young women-arrivals from the Old Word-who
anxious get started in this city of Golden Opportunities
for working people.
These Peope-hey trifty-they are wse-s0on learn
that It Is HE WASHINGTON HERALD which read by the
families for whom they want to work They therefore read
The WASHINGTON HERALD for the advertisements knowing
that sooner or later Just the kind of family they want will
advertise Tor help in The WASHINGTON HERALD
There are lots OF young women here who look in the
morning paper for places in the best homes
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Stone & Fairfax have sold the three
story brick dwelling at I4n East Capitol
street for f g. Switzer, the consideration
being 5000 They have also sold for Jo-
seph NJ. Carmody the new twO-story brick
dwelling AT ~ Fourth street northeast
for A,S5Q which the purchaser viii OCCUPY
as a home The vacant lot al the north
west corner Of Ninth and Massachusetts
avenue northeast has also been sold by
the same firm. and the purchaser Is hav-
ing plans prepared 10 erect a residence
for his own occupancy.
Thomas A Goodman, real estate broker
through the Simpson Sullivan COMPANY.
has sold for Mrs. Winifred Erskine the
two-story brick house at S507 Tenth street
northwest for $4.00o. and for Francis T.
Dorsey the two-story brick house at 6lS
Seventh street southwest, the price paid
being S.0a0.
Ben r. Bradford has purchased from
Bernard c. Cain the property at IL Thir-
teenth street northwest. The property is
Improved by a three-stOry brick building
Il feet inches in width By s. feet. which
II IS Mr. Bradford's intention 70 remodel
for business purposes.
Moore & HiH have sold for Thomas. N
Owens to H Zimmerman the property al
l241 New Hampshire avenue northwest.
The lot is y by 100 feet The purchase
price is said 20 have been $500
Announcement was made yesterday that
the foundations Of the new icehouse OF
the American Ice Company, at Ninth and
Water streets southwest. have been COM
pleted and that work upon the super
structure viii be Immediately begun The
warehouse is 20 by 19f feet, is mill con-
struction on concrete piling. with siagg
roof. Frederick b Pyle prepared the plans
for the building. and Samuel \ Kimberly.
manager OF the company. is superintend-
ing the construction
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Circuit Court No. ?.
JUSTICE ANDERSON


No. se9.s Fish Bio-.' Wagon Company vs G-e-o-
p, judgment Of hat 01-scL q. against defendant
Attorney, W s. Albert
No iSsa United States. % use Hiae. IS Mo--e
60 al, motion 10 Vacate Judgment and leave 20
plaintiff 10 plead within ten DAYS granted; appeal
withdrawn. Atto-neys. " H. Robson. c A. keig
wiz. and John Selden.
N fss3L Mosely Home Company Is. Lehman
Bros. judgment under seventy-thrd r7lle E5r plain
tiH for ss05o. Attorneys. Il ". WheatIey-Teppe-
& Gusack
No iass 4Blselonaa V. District Of Columbia: On
uisl; attach ordered 10 issue fo- arrest of Man
H. Thomas Il. B. Blair. r. ". Sohon. and C. h.
Syme
Assignments for today
No. = Blaine. adninisJratriv rs. Lohr e a.
& Chamberlain. and Mckinney & Flannery-
No. -. Lchr et al rs Tile Guaranty and
Irast Company At-rneys. ". c. Balderson-Git-
tnEs Chamberlain
Ne. e16- SMITH IS Capital Traction Company. At
tUrucys 6. /. WhiJfoTd-R r. Perry & son
No p Pitts rs. Edmoason Attorneys. z 2
DoWning. 6. \ Berry. and J. Y. CouElan-Git-
uuss Chamberlain.
No p HaIier Wan Paper Company v. Elmcre.
Attorneys, W G Prentiss and Nelson Wilson
Biruey & Woodard.
No IA Jasem vs. RisEs National Bank. At
t1rnsys, Il. W Wheatley-Ii. Il. Perry & son
No 10 Grady rs. Washington Gaslight Companv
Attorneys. Douglas 4 DOuglas-McKenney * Flau-
No. sH. Smith vS. Earnshaw. Attorneys. Guy
Holsapple-C. A. Douglas. Z. 3. sheriff. ana e.
l. Baker.
No rs International Trust Company IS. Howard
Attorneys. ". e.. Clephane-B. H Warner r
No. Is. Jaguette. exccutrix. vs. Canital Traction
COMPANY Attorneys. K. Z. Evans r. II. Benson.
". W. P0ultney-R. T. Perry 4 Son and g. T.
Dunlop.
No. 3 Lukns Us. Washington. Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. ATTORNEYS L ;
Bailey and r. T. SuricklanC-A. A. Hoeln-
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOIE-l Published Only as information, and not
f.N z. Nc d o. LIMITED DaIly-Fast ves-
Thule tram FQllnl.u sleCpeTs % Lexington Louis
tliie, OlIciu1ati. indianapolis. Chicago, and ST.
man cars Louisville 20 Memphis and New Orleans.
Dining cars. IA carte service.
u-l1 7. M. +. '. LINITED. Daily-Sold
yes,ibule tram. Pullman slc5pers 20 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car TO Virginia Hot springs week days Dining uars
IA carte service Pullman sleeleTs Cincinnati 20
Chicago and St Louis. ami Louisville % Memphis
Nashville. aud New Orleans
RcsCuatlQls and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohio
Orcvs, 5l5 Fcunsy lyauIa avenue. 60s lfth street
near r, aad New Union Station Telephones Main
.s,1 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Malu
100 20 faT a. 4 -. Iicsrt Oflre
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON RADIATORS
Office Of Building for National Museum Library
OF Congress. Washington. u. G.. November . l9g.-
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering the
cast iron radiators for hot water heating required FOR
the new building for the National Museum in this
city. VIII be received az this Office untH two O'Clock
p m. on TUESDAY. December TO- 1877, and pub
Ecly opened Immediately thereafter, Specifications
and other information furnished on application
BERNARD r. GREEN, Superintendent Of Con-
strUction- no23. 2. .35, ,de234
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER =. 1907.
Lt1cs Washington. Sew Union Station:
100 a. m. and $50 q. IE--D4ily-Au points on
Norfolk ard Western: also Knoxville Chattanooga.
and Memphis
N,5 J. m--Dally-Eoauoke Bristol. Winston
salem, Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nashville. Memphis
NeN o-ia1us. Through SlccnsL Dining CARS.
For Nortoih-LclTe Washington 4-0 j. N daily,
N-i5 a. 10. daily, s-i5 D, El. daily ArTiTc Nori0k
u--J a. m-, SO b. m.. 1855 p NJ.
Prom Il. %. Station. i15 D. ~ daily. Bery-
VILE LuIay, Shenandoah. Elkton. Trains frrm the
Southwest arrive Peunsylyauia station - a. 70.
and l-5) J. m-
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK.
avenue bend Evil1IurI
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AUCTION SALES.

FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TO THE
highest bidder on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
I. 1907, at O'CLOCK T. NJ. on the premises
ELEN EN ACRES OF LAND. about one mile west
q Washington. or one-hah mile west 81 the
Aqueduc. Bridge and just north q tie military
buildings az Fort Aiycr and situated between the
county courthouse of Alexandria County and the
large new handsome dwelling Cf County Clerk
Geo. II. Rucker said eleven acres being the western
and most beautiful part of the landed estate q
Charlotte /, Drain. deceased and Is speudidly SIT
Uated for subdivision into villa sites and building
lots beIug only about IS minutes walk 20 and from
Georgetown. The Washington. Arlington and Falls
Church electric cars run through the center q the
property Get on 40 Spruce Station Houses seU
and rent there as fast az uuilt By written direc-
tion Il the heirs. the eleven acres viii BE- sold
without reserve. TERMS. CASH: $50 down M
time Of sale; balance in . days. Cali wute for
fun particulars.
JAMES =. CLEMENT
Attorney for Heirs
Ofice, 1906 81. NV. Washington. d. G.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TICkET OFFICE: lisl PENNA. AVE.

TICKET OFFICE: liI PENSA. AVE.
Notice-tCll0Wing schedule not guaranteed
975 A NJ. Dally-SeabCard Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman seepers 10 savannah and Jacksonville
Through seepers Washington 10 Hamlet and Han
ltt 10 Atlanta and birmingham. Dining cars.
bnJ T. " Daiy-Soaboard Express. solid train
With coaches and Pullman sleepe-s 20 Savannah
Jacksonville and Tampa Through sleeper 70 At
lauta. Birmingham and Memphis Dining cars.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
LIBEL SUIT IS FILED.
Semmes-KeIIy Company, Grocers,
Are the Defendants.

4 libel suit was filed by the United
States through District Attorney Daniel
W. Baker yesterday. in the Supreme
Court Of the District. against the
Semmes-Kelly Company wholesale gro
GERS, at Ga Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
The petition states the defendants have
quantity Of fermented sugar and fer
mented apple juice labeled apple cider
on sale, and asks that the goods be seized
and condemned as being violation Of an
act of Congress. approved June 30. 1896.
The District attorney pTays that a de-
cree be granted for the costs OF the pro
eeedings, in case the proceeds should not
cover the costs of the trial.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
Rnnkruntcv Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLARAUGH.
In r. Michael u. Sullivan: hearing on dischar-e
fixed for December Is. 1901
In re lie Roy \ Puolac discharge ordered.
In re Martin Bros; petition and answer as TO
transfer Of certificate Of stock referred 10 referee
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
Criminal Court No. L.

lSIiCE STAFFORD.
United States u. Annie ~ Bradley murder on
trial Defendants attorneys Wells Hoover a
Wells and O. W Powers
Criminal Court No. p
JUSTICE BARNARD
In r. estate Of ]. Howard Iapumbc. on trial
Attorneys, Wilson d Barksdale-R. A Ford " %
Mclean and Barnard & johnson.
United States Ts Arthur Muliin- robbery; sentence
Suspended. personal bonds taken.
Assignments fer TO-DAY:
IN re estate of J. Howard Larconbe ATTORNEYS
Wilson & BaTkSisle-R 4. Ford W D. Mclean
and Barnard < johnson
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
Ennifv Suifs

No. 2f2 Anthony Hanlon ST.. e. al. Is Mary
Bcnedcia Heenan. infant CT al substitute trustee
Attorney. N. J. keane.
Ne. Sis3. David Paul Burleish Conkling rs. New
York Life Insurance Company and Trust Company
ct al. for discovery and eOnvg.anee. Attoruey W.
O. JObuston
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26

No. f977- Sanders * Stsyman Company IS. Harry
f. Scaicgel; appeal. Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon
and Z. :. Bailey.
No. sss7s er-Haufman Company vs.. Adams
Express Company; appeal Attorneys. r. G. Don
aldson-S. T. Thomas
The Washington herald., 1907-11-26
District Court.

bAIlNANWs
In re payment damages account changes of grades
&c. order finally ratifyiag appTaisement lots 6s
and 60, square 62S. as reduced by rcmittftur