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all is said and done the Fgreat feature of the country fair with country peo- pie generally is the social one. People like to go because they have chance to meet old friends. It ought to be made an'annual "Old Home Week. " This would increase the attendance, enrich the treasury and help things all round. SOMEI OF THE CATTLE EXHIBI-
 TORS.
 In Grade Durhams, Class 27, the ex- hibitors were M. T. Hatch, w. D. Stone and William Coleman. M. L. French and T. L. Kohler did the hon. ors as judges.
 Randolph Bradley and c. w. Tyrrell were the judges in Class 19, Mixed Hereford Grades. The exhibitors were M. T. Hatch and N. P. Beardsley.
 In Class IS, Durham Grades, C. s. Lyons, N. P. Beardsley and w. D. Stone were the exhibitors. M. L. French and T. L. Kohler awarded the premiums.
 In Class 32, Fat cattle, Ackley, Hatch & Marsh and N. P. Beardsley were the exhibitors. M. L. French and T. L. Kohler were the judges. 1T. L. Kohler and M. L. French pinned on the ribbons in Class 23. Dur ham Flooded stock. w. D. Stone was sole exhibitor in this class.
 The usual fine exhibit of Jersey stock from the Hickory Hearth farm of Mrs W. D. Black was missed from the grounds Mayor Stephen c. Beach and c. L. Dudley judged the stock in Class 30, Ayrshire grade. M. T. Hatch was the only exhibitor.
 In Class P, Devon Blooded stock, James Sullivan, N. P. Beardsley and ,. H. Peck were the exhibitors. s. C.
 Continued on Page 4.
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. New Milford Fair Favored With Ideal Weather. OLD-TIME CROWD PRESENT ON
 WEDNESDAY. Excellent Exhibits and Some Good
 Racing,
TUESDAY, CATTLE DAY, COLD
 AND BREEZY.

TUESDAY, CATTLE DAY, COLD
 AND BREEZY.
 With a brisk wind blowing, but under a bright sky, the New Milford fair opened, Tuesday, the attendance for the day being about 400. There was a fair exhibit of cattle, about 30 pair of steers, including some fancy pairs. During the day Dea Chauncey B. Marsh sold his handsome pair of steers to W. J. Sherwood, the Westport cattle expert.
 Out in the field where the cattle were exhibited, James Sullivan, Rob- ert C. Mallory and Andrew J. Me Mahon were busy hustling the judg- ing along. Among the well-known cattle men present were: Hon David Disbrow and Lewis Disbrow of New Fairfield, George and w. J. Sherwood of Westport, Randolph Bradley of Red ding, Chester Tyrrill of Stepney, John B. Wheeler, Charles F. Beardsley, L. c. Gilbert and Isaac Hawley of New town, Charles Jennings and Gideon of Huntington, Samuel Peck of Watertown who has attended more cattle shows than any other man in | Connecticut Nathan Beardsley and My | ron Thomas of RoxbuE, Charles Thorpe, Charles Dudley and Fremont | Granniss of Litchfeld, Nelson Kinney of Worthwhile, F. w. Wheeler of Mon- roe, Sherwood Brinsmade of Trumbull, l Darwin Keeler of Bridgeport, Robert |
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feature of this years fair. If the local
 farmers want the fair to buile up, it
 rests with them to attend and to fur nish exhibits of agricultural products more generally. Criticise the direc- tors and then stay at home. This is public spirit with vengeance. When
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Curtains and Draperies.

Nothing goes more toward furnishing house costly than curtains During the summer we have had made for us large line of white ued curtains and they have just arrived We start the prices low as g cents the pair and from that up to the fine net and cuny curtains White and colored muslns, by the yard, from cents upward.
 New Carpets, Oilcloths and LinoIeums
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New Milford, Conn.
Separate Skirts.

The skirts possesses an air and grace that are seen to delight PanamaS in black navy. browns and grey are the favorites. of strictly al-woo material.
 They have that hang that only an experienced tailor and cutter can give.
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Boyd of South Kent and many others. IN THE SECRETARIES OFFICE, E.
 J. HUNGERFORD was on deck, polite and attentive, as sisted by Nicholas Glennon and Theo- core Burdick.
 The piercing wino of the afternoon was felt keenly out in the field despite the warm sun. On the grand stand not over 30 people witnessed the horse rae ing, although perhaps 75 men watched the racing from sheltered points of van tage round the starters stand. Round the stables a company of 100 men watched the speeding.
 The restaurant privilege was in charge of Carl Hipp, who has erected a permanent building on the grounds. He served excellent meals and had a lively patronage Wednesday and Thurs day.
 The comparatively small number of New Milford farmers in attendance, cattle day, was not an encouraging
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 We
 Distinctly
 Aim At
 In This Business
is that every

is that every man who knows us or has read our ads shall get the idea that this is the store for quail ity in Merchandise. .w
 We'd a good deal rather be known~as the right places for good stuff than as a place where you get low prices. l.sairse, "A ~ It's easy to quote prices but its what the price buyssthat counts.
 We sell THart, Schafner & Marx and Woo9hull, Goodale & Bull Clothes. We
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Andrew Puchala,
ROXBURY, CONN.

Horse and OK Shoeihg Carriage and Wagon Repairing and General Blacksmithing. Also all kinds of Machine Work done Every day after D. m.. all kinds of Plumbing work done at your home when desired. Shop open week days from a. m. to 6 D. m.
 Telephone calls 1855 and 66-5. l
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u q
" HEAT
IBID asked
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are xholesals.)

BUTTER-DemaEd active and market weaker
Creamery. fancy. 50isa3l: do Western trsts, 2sssa
S0ls do. seconds. &s2s; process. fancy. 27la2s1s
do. fair 10 good Za24; dairy, choice. @a1; do,
good l9a20; st0re-paCked. fresh, BAD
CHEESE-Aiarket finn and active on ell kinds.
New York State factory large. l6aT; do, fats,
l6aI7: do. small. l51zal6. DO, summer large la
IS; do summer, small. Aalilz Do, fair to g0Od la
l3s Western factory, new choice. llzsls; DO. fair
70 good, Il; Virginia, 10
EGGS-SUpply scarce; market firm Near
by frssn Virginia, 25a8; West Virginia and South
west Virginia has; Tennessee 4: NCrth Carolina q
LIVE POULTRY-ReCeipts liberal; market dull
Chickens fancy I5ai6 do. small. lsizaI5. hens Igs:
ro0sters 6; ducks, large. Ilal2; do, small. sal0:
geese, cas-; turkeys toms Per ID. I5aI6; do. hens
l6aI7; do, thin, 10; keats Io.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts moderate: market
fTm. Turkeys. hens, undraWn, PEI IT,. Ea35: do
average undTawn. Eals; do, thin. To- old toms. Is:
chickens large, las; hens, choice. Is; ROSTERS :;
ducks old. 9al0: spring Bali; geese. SAL
DRESSED MEATS-CslTes, fun dressed s63s
100; heads OF, 500; hog-dressed calves 500; hams
country, sugar-cured, ilal6.
VEGETABLES-Potatoes. home grown, per bbl.,
I.5)a2 o., peT bushe 65af0 sweet potatoes uer bhl
l75a2O0; yams -; cabbage per bbL, 81; clc1n-
bers North Carolina. Local 50, onions MARYLAND
and Virginia. per bushei, 65a75; d. Maryland and
Virginia per bbl.. 25oaZ75: beets bunch 3ai; can
tal0upes 20ai0 string beans. basket LO0aI.25
GALDN AhGAAD-A1All1- lulA An4ACtL4Ls
2.o0a3N do, wine sap, 2eea30; fancy table fruit.
2y0a9Z5 do, spy per bol 25a275 do, loose pack
ed. J0al50: peaches. per box L00a250 do. common,
L0oal5o.
sUNDRIEs-Bee 90 tallOr SASH; honey.
white clover, lib, new, l9; do, do, 2b, new, 70
sl2 ginseng per h, 6OOa650; seneca, per Ib.. 40;
golden SEAL i0a45; pink l2ali mandrake 2a5; snake
root IS.
GRAIN-wheat, choice ssa1o2; do, fair to good.
s5a90; do ordinary 75aS0: rye 65a70; corn shelled
white, 72a73; do yellow 72a7S; do, ear 325af00; /;
cats Western. white No. 2 65a7o do. mixed. 65a5s.
Bran, per ton 3 00a30oO; middlings 30 00a3203
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy choice. 2o.59a21.00;
So,, No. l. l900s2000; do, No. 2, I06ais00; mixed
hay, l800als0 %; clover l60Oal7.5O: straw. rye per
bundle, ll.OO; do. d. machine thrashsd. e50a675;
DO, wheat $50
WOOL AND HIDES-WoOl. washed, free Of burs,
per b., So do unwashed. free Of burs, Per D.. g
do. bury. Der Ii. Is: hides green, per h. 9; do,
dTy per h. l5al7: sheep skins. gTeen Gach s0al09:
do. dry. each. 2sa75; calf SKINS green. each. L5S
CHESTNUTS-Pcr h., Is.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Oct. 5-sUGAR-The raw sugar
market dull steady. bu; without noteworthy change
in prices. Duty-paid rates were quoted follows:
Centrifugal. s6-test 3s5; Muscoyado, S9tsst. AS;
and mClasses sugar s9-test at $40
NAVAL SFORES-The market for spirits tuT-
Dentine was steady, but without important change
in prices. and at New York the rate for machine
made barrels was 55l5 while at savannah the mar
ket was nm At 5llz Rosin ruled steady. but quiet
and unchanged with common TO good strained
quoted at As to 40. Tar ruled firm, with ol
barrels quoted at $50
BUTTER-Receipts to-day, Is 255 packages Cream
cry specials. g; creamery extras. 2Sz; creamery
frsts, 26lsaGia; State dairy, tubs, fresh, fair 70
choice Jar
EGGs-Receipts. 1855 cases Fresh gathered
extras Ga2s; nearby, hrsts to extra frsts. 2ia2s;
Western fresh gathered extras. 25a6.
MILL FEED-Strong. small trade. Spring bran,
l@-pound sacks. 10 arrive. lake and Eau, Al9i
middling, 96o; city bran, 200 in bulk Western
red dog. 5L5o to arrive.
FL0UR-Srong checking trade. Spring patents,
6Ooa545; spring clears. 50oa5-50; winter sraights.
50oa5.25; winter clears 450a475; Kansas. IN sacks,
patents 580a56o; straights, 5lda555i clears, 4-5a
46
RYE FLoUR-Firm. but inactive. We quote:
4s5a5.0
CORN NIEAL-Fair demand Kiln dried for e1-
port, 3E5a4.l5: coarse NEAL in bags. Lfal5.
HAY-FiTm. fair demand. Receipts. l550 tons.
Prime timothy, LlaLl5i No. J. Lloi No. 2, Loos
LOO; No g. 90a95
STRAW-Firm. fair dealings. Long rye, 70.
BEEF-Strong. fair inquiry. Family. lL5al5o0;
packet, u-5oai2oo.
TALIOw-Markct is finn City. in hogsheads. 6
LARD-Steady Prime Western, $50; city. go;
refined continent, $50; South American, lo.75; re-
dned Brazilian kegs l2O0; city stearine. II;
oleosteSrine, unchanged; New York. 10; Chicago.
loA.
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IRknS-PAClElG NAILS.

Hawaii Japan, Korea, and China via san Fran
cisco close here daily at $50 b. m. up to October
T. for dispatch by steamer AlanChuia.
Australia (except mails for West Australia New
Zealand, Samoan Islands Fij Islands, and New
Caledonia, via San Francisco, clos here daily at
6 30 p. n. mp 70 October % for displtch by steamer
GowanbaD.
Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily at $50
p m up 10 October 2, for dispatch By steamer Ala
media.
Specially addressed mails for Japan Korea, anc
China, wa Seattle. close here daily at $50 p. Ia
up 20 October q, for dispatch by steamer fremont.
japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, 3. c. close here daily at
80 p. III. up TO October e. for dispatch BY steamer
Empress of China.
Speciaiy addressed mails for Japan, Korea, and
China. via Seattle close here dai.y at @ 30 p M
up TO October p. for dispatch by steamer All ManL
Hawaii Japan, Korea. China, and Philippine Is
lands kEia San Francisco. close here daily at SO
p m uD 10 October =. for dispatch By steamer
Nippon Nam.
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands va San
Francisco close here daily at ESQ p. mp TO Oc
tober ST. for dispatch by United States transport
Australia lexcept mails for West Australia New
Zealand, Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands, and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria. x. C..
close here daily at $50 D up to November 8. for
I dispatch hy steamer Mi0weTa-
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NORFOLK am WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JULY Il. 1907.
Leaves Washington. T. K. Z. Station. Sixth and
3 streets
800 a. m. and 600 a. m.-Daily-An points or
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville, Chattanooga
and Memphis
1915 p. m.-Daily- Roanoke. Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Norfolk-LeaTe Washington 20 a. m daily
u:5 a. n. daily except Sunday. 3,i5 o. m daily
Arrive Norfolk 70 a. m. so p. m. I0.lj D. m.
From 3. < o. Station. los p. N. daily. Berry
vile. L1gay. Shenandoah ElktCn. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station s;i5 a. N
and llso p m.
NAH information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Buildincl
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE ROOF
ing, Green Slate Roofing, Copper Roof
ing, ana Skyiights. Office Of Building for
National Museum, Library Of Congress.
Washington. ID. G, September 90. 1907.-
Separate sealed proposals for furnishing.
delivering, and putting in place complete
the roof covering, comprising REINFORCED
concrete or other fiTeprOof material. sheet
nishing green roofing slate for the new
building for the National Museum, In this
city, will be received at this office until 2
o'clock p. m. on THURSDAY, October "a
1907, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter Specifications and other In
formation furnished on applicatio BER-
NARD K. GREEN, Superintendent Of
Construction. Oc12,7,89,l415,16
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MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
at SO New YORK ave: large padded vans. 81 load;
2-h0rse wagon. 50 load. mhl7-eodu
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS. lZ8 q ST. nv. Phone Main
Ulo au25-u
SAUNDERS EXPRESS. PHONE 3i7s-PACK-
sing shipping, moving. carpets cleaned &c. 81 Ilth
seds0t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A TWO-DIAAIOND DIAGONAL SET
ring ia Wallace's Cafe or vicinity of G., 18th and
Il SIS. Return 10 No. g. The Kensington; reward.
ocl63t
LOST-SATURDAY BYE. GOLD LOCKET;
small diamond in center; photos inside. Liberal
reward 40 1901 y SO. uW. oc6-2t
LOST-A PAIR OF GOLD NOSE GLASSES. n
the shopping district. Finder viii receive reward
on returning them 20 the Clerk, THE ONTARIO
APARTMENTS Ontario and Poplar ave. NV.
pcf5-2t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

TICKET OFFICE: 141 PENNA AVE
Noticc-Foll0Eing schedule not guaranteed
9:05 A. NJ. Daiy-SeabOau3 Mail Through coaches
end Pullman sleepers TO savannah and Jacksonville.
Through slecpers Washington to Hamlet and Ham
let 70 Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars.
600 T. Nj. Daiiy-Staboard Express. Solid train
with coaches and Pullman sleeper 10 Savannah.
Jacksonville, and Tampa. Through sleeper TO At
lanta, Birmingham. and Memphis Dining cars.
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE, COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
g0feTmeHt. estate. and damage claims; no charge
unless successful. FULLER AGENCY, III 18th NV.
oc7-tfexS
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HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE,

CASH GIRLS and cash BOYS; rapid promotions and
good salaries. Apply TO HECHT & CO.. 5l3 SIS.
81 7th St CcI52t
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JOS. L. TEPPER, JUSTIN MORRILL, CHAM
BERLIN. Solicitors.

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding Equity Court. Francis
Winslow ct al, Trustees, C0mplain2uts. vs. The
Unknown Heirs. DeTisees and Alenees Of Charles
d. Green and James Melvin. Defendants Equity
Ne. 27297-The object oi this suit is to establish
cCmplainants title BY adverse possession TO part Il
lot 6. square 1888 beginning for the sane on "
street at point 2.i2 feet east o. Thiry-rst street
and running thence east n street 3 feet thence
north ll250 feet 20 an alley, thence west . feet and
thence south 1880 feet 10 the beginning. On motion
of the complainants It IS, this 6th day Of Septem-
ber 1907 ordered, that the defendants. the unknown
heirs. deyisees. and alienees Of Charles D. Green
and James Melvin, cause their appearance to be en-
tered herein or or before the first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of the period Of publication
herein prescribed, Otherwise the case VIII be pro
ceedei vita as in case Of default Provided this
order be pablished twice during the month Of Sep
tembsr and twice during the month Of October,
1907 before said return day in the Washington Law
Reporter and IN The Washington Herald. il appear
ing TO the court upon cause shown that further
publication is unnecessary. WRIGHT Justice True
coHy-Test; lSeaLl J. r. YOUNG, Clerk By $
McC. HAWKEN, Assistant Clerk SCI 2i.oc7 l6
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IRVING WILLIAMSON. Solicitor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. sarah A. Steams The Unknown
Heirs or Deyisees Of Mathew Collins Equity No
HllG Docket 69-The object of this suit is 20 estab
lish title IN the complainant by adverse possession
20 part Of lot 2 in square Isl Washington. d. C.,
as described in the biz on motion Of complainant
By living Williamson, her solicitor. It Is this 6th
day Of August 1877. ordered that the unknown heirs
deyisecs q Mathew Collins cause their appearance
TO be entered herein OF the first rule day occurring
after the expiration Of three months from this date
otherwise this cause vii be proceeded with in
case OF default. Provided copy Of this order be
published once q week f0y three successive weeks
during the first month and twice a month for the
balance Of the time ia the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Herald JOB BARNARD.
Justice. 4 true c0py-Test. tSealD J. r. YOUNG,
Clerk. By T. L CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk
aB7, l4.E Sc, Ii, ,oc216
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CHESAPEAKE g OHIO RAILWAY

Scheduls ID effect September Is. 1917.
30 T. Mold DOMINION EXPi;ESS. week
days-StOps at principal points In Virginia. festi-
buie train; standard coaches, parl0r to Virginia
Hot Springs handled IN Nc. j. from GordonsYIle.
which has d carte parl0r and connects at Gov
TEt0n for Virginia Hot Springs, Pullman Sleepers
Clifton Forge % Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis,
ST. Louis aud Chicago.
$40 4. M-NEW C. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast VsstIbule bain; steps only az GordousEile.
Charlottesville. ot4unton, Clifton Forge, and Coz
iugton. Va; White sulphur. RonceFeIte. and HIN
ton W. Va Pullman sieepeIs % Lexington, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis St LOUIS and Chi
csg0. r.nIEg C4rs Ia carte service. One night Out
uI0 T. NJ. L. y. LIMITED, Daily-S0lid
Tesubuie tram. Pullman sleepeB to Cincinnati.
Lexington, and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars.
a Ia carte service. SleepeB Cincinnati TO Chicago
and ST. Louis aud LousEllis ." Memphis. Nashville,
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Ohces SIS Pennsylvania avenue; 90 18th street. near
T. and sixth Street station Te.eUl0nes Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and Main I1oo
for C. 4 d. TIcket Gficu-
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-CADILLAC; GOOD TOP: GLASS
front Apply at 1l5 18th ST. Tel y. sl3
ocl53t
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PAINTING And DECORATING.
RUG WEAVING.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
fiuf rugs; drop postal NONPAREIL. Is eth Sc.
ocs-50t
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srPRElIE COrRT OF a. DIsTRIcr nF co

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lumbis. holding q Probate Court. No. lss73 Ad-
ministTaJon.-Ths is 70 give notice: That the sub
scTiber. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of Colanl-
bia letters Of administration c. {. a. on the estate
Of sarah ]. Lewis, late q the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the Touchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber, on OF before the 80 DAY OF
OCTOBER A. D. 1898; otherwise they NAV by
law be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of October 1867
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, by GEORGE f. FLEMING. Sec
Rotary. Attest: (Seal) JAMES TANNER. Register
Ct Wills for the District Of Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court GEO t. FLEMING, Attorney.
ocs l6.2
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R. PRESTON sHEALEY. solicitor for Com

r. PRESTON sHEALEY, Solicitor for Com
plainants.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Agnes b. Cudmore ct al vs. John
J. Cudmore ct al No 2723l Equity Docket No.
60-The object Of this suit is TO obtain the sale OF
lot ~. square 5ls in the city Of Washington Dis
trict Of Columbia, improved By premises No IDS
North Capitol street, and for the purpose OF admin
isterins and pariitioning the estate Of Charles T.
CudnoTe, deceased On motion of the complainant
II Is this sth day Of October. A. d. 1907. ordered
that defendant, John J. Cuimore, cause his ap-
Uearauce 90 be entered herein On or before the
forteth dav. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days occurring after the day Of the first publication
of this order otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded
with IN case Of default. Provided a COPY Of this
order be published week for three successive
weeks in The Washington Herald. By the court
HARRY NJ CLABAUGH, Chief Justice. Tme
copy-Test: lSeaL) JOHN R. YOUNG, Clek By
WINS. F. LEMON, Assistant CLERK. ocS,I6G3
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown Co.. mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange and tho Chi
rag0 Board Of Trade Munsey Building
Chicago. OCt. B.-Tradc IN wheat was much more
quiet than usual Prices did not 60 FAR in either
direction from yesterday close. Weakness. for
the most. hiss dampeued the buying orde-- North
west cente.s were in position % be susceptible 10
weakness. ss the premiums are large and the new
crop movement is on. Messages from that section
to-day report markets feeling the weight Of hedging
sales. Foreign markets were not as strong as yes
terday. and demand for cash wheat was not As
g0od at the seab0ard, although sales here showed
good total and at stiff prizes.
The corn trade was more local to-day. number
Of local longs took profits on hard spots. while
support was in the main poor.
Oats were dull but frIn early, and TUNED heavy
later. support was poor although offerings we're
-Dt large Local contract stocks are but - 90
bushels in regular elevator, having been Teduoed
last up1E
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
For Rent.

FOR RENT-STORE N TUE NEW CONGREs-
0nalApartment House. 1st and East Capitol sts
very desirable cigar souvenir. and news stand
price, SD month. THOMAS J. FISHER & Co
Inc, l4H Z 81. nv. Ocl3f
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B-bolo"ng scA-ouie lglIes puLsnsd only a.
information and are not guaranteed
'i.00 a. m.-Dantille ana way stations
'e,l5 a. m--HaTrisonDuEg sud way stations
800 d. m.-SlctDcTs auG coaches 10 atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper to Columbus ga Dining Car.
lin 4 m.-oicepcrs aud coaches 70 Columbia.
Savannah. and Jacksonville DiaBE Car
t41l p. m.-HaTT!s0nbuTg and way stations.
455 ?. m.-CLsrl0ttesYille. Wauenton and Eay
stations
'Gl5 p, m--slecpers and coaches to Atlanta. Sun
set Route Tourist sleeper % San Francisco tTi-weekly
'9.5J 2. m.-sieepers and coaches 10 Charlotte. %
lumbia, and Augusta. Dining Car.
'lol5 p. m.-sieesers and coacaes tgia Lynchbufs
and Bristol to Chattanooga Memphis. aud New Or
leans Dining Car
'u09 p. m.-New York aud New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullmln 10 Asheyills. Atlanta. birmingham,
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din'
ing Car
Note-'Dsiy. iWeek days.
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
795 s:i5 and 9 Us a. H. 20. :25 S45 il 80. and
II 40 D. "a. daily. Local trains from Hauisonburg,
Z Is D. n. week days AID ~ y. II. daily: from
Charlottesville. 5i5 10. daily.
Frequent trains to and from Bluemont
Ticket Offices 705 18th ST., 5n Pa ave, and Penn
IylYsnia Station.
G. II. ACRERT g. D. HARDWIOK,
V. P. Gen. Mgr. Pass. TraL MEr
n. u. TAYL0E. &. +. A. L. S. BROWN. G. A