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MISCELLANEOUS,
Ynn Shnnld

Call. write, or phone for Catalogue CT Draughon's
Speucer3n Business College link of DraaghoI's IA
Ho'Is chain Of THIRTY Colleges. Catalogue contains
c1idsnce that DraUgI0ns teach more B00kkeeuinz
IN THREE months than any other business college
teaches ia SIX months; that about - Der cent Of
The Official court reporters OF the United States
write the system Of Shorthand that Drargbor's 5
teacni that railroad COMPANIES are cutting railroad
wires INTO Drausbon's Teleuapty Deulrtmputs
thereby giving Draughon's Teearaphy students main
lins practice, that DuUghon viii get yuu a POSI-
TON on REFUND every cent % the tuition YOU
pay. INVESTIGATE! DRAUGHON'S SPEN-
CERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. NINTH AND D.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING. WASHING
TON au27.g0t
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SIlRAGE.

CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS,
lH9 II ST NW.
Best lighted and ventilated rooms in the CITY,
See US EDMUND II. BROWN, Prop.
sc,rJt
WHY PAY MOEEY WE STORE FOR sc A
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. $500
i2 10th ST. nv. Phone Main 4z29. se5t3Ot
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
at 995 New Yore ave; large padded vans s. load:
2hoyse wagon S3 load mhl7-eodtf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

E. Il. THOMAS and JAS. FRANCIS SHIT
Attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-30
HOTEL GOSSIP.

i. II Parsons OF the First Nauona!
bank OF Haley Idaho. is at the VIII
son hotel. having made "a short stlp-
over here while ca route for ID visit
to his Old home iu Vermont Do is Is
years since SIR Parsons came west.
since which time DC has been located
Don The Wood River country. and has
witnessed many marks of advancement
body is prospecting in those parts. Stock
raising ana mining are the leading in-
dustries Horses, sheep and cattle are
bringing high prices and every hIli
and mountain is covered with nUCk
ana herds Tho mines too. are pr18uo-
ing steadily Some of thc larger Uucs.
says Mr Parsons. are installing electric
machinery because of the scarcity OF
coal The banks in HALEY and vicin-
iiy are Co.. splendid financial condition.
An OF them have az least 90 per cent
of their surplus ON hand, and the
money furry chat is embarrassing pore
tiuus of the country has positively uo
effect iu that part of the Gem state.
Most OF the people now settling n The
Wood River country are well 20 do.
They have sold their lands iu other
places for $50 aude $500 au acre and
have come into western Idaho. whore
they nave been able Co purchase better
lands at $50 and f25. and have plenty
OF money left Tor Improvements and
some to spare. An 100 an the Gem
state in general and western Idaho ln
particular according Oh Mr.. Parsons,
furnishes about the best opportunities
OF any state in the Union.
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and n time for holding the national
Republican convention of 1906 within
n week from that tlmo Che Democratic
national committee wiz hold us mooi-
Ink. the desire vi The Democrats being
10 take advantage or conditions ns they
may present Themselves through RE-
publican action.
ID ls rair to assume That policies win
begin To buzz when the uU IleUf ore
lives from his benr kilIluE boo the cane
breaks OF Louisiana and .tNrs down
10 the practical running OBJ. ihc Cove
ctnnrnt. By the time De- arrives nf One
White House every cabinet uh..r VIII
be in Washington WIN lNn NInH.. nN-
crpuou of Secretary |.'. OHnIn't
meetings viii be resumed Hnu lHH busy
hum of the government machinery
Vim be- heard BOO the land.
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FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Bankers Hold Long Conference.-The
eide Monetary Matters Sound.

T-ITIT 7'F'TTIT IIFI : 7''''TT7T7 = '7'7'''''''
ogden, oct. 20.-The bankers OF og-
den mot last night iu the Reed hotel
20 discuss the financial situation. AZ
ter e. three-hour conference. 10 was
decltSd unnecessary 20 put ogden ON
the certificate base adopted by many
other cities. The monetary situation
here is absolutely sound, and no con-
Germ is felt either by the public at
large or the money-handling institu-
lions. The gathering lasted until mid
night
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THE PRESIDENTS CHOICE

The monument shown herewith was
he choice Of the president as moe
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PIANOS.

HtEh grade and msdipa. srsy payment,
ona price only, cash red lcudna esfI.
mates an piano repairing without uIaf.
we DO fonung ana iuuing
New York 6 Western Plano Co.,
no. o. Mafkel pa. heAr PQstQmca
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lnd0rsing Munyon's Remarkable
Record of Cures.
THIS PAPER COULD RE FILLED
WITH NTETUl LETTERS
FROM THE PEOPLE
SHOWING THAT
HYoV'S REMEDIES ARE A
BLESSING IN EVERY HOME.

Bhcumati~m in All It- Forms Cured
-Catarih I'm All IT, STAGE, Eradi-
catcd-Kidncy and Bladder
Troubles Overcome and nN--
urp-ia Baui-hcd Forever.
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Drug Store Goods

Patent Medicine Cough Cures
II o MICS, Talcum Powder
Toilet Soaps, Perfumes, Cold
Creams, Combs, Flesh, Nail
and Hair Brushes, in fact
anything you would expect
to find in any up-to-date drug
store.
By selling nj the lowest
possible prices consistent
with qualities We turn orr
goods over quickly, thC- as
surfing YOU fresh. clean
goods
60
DRUG STORE
The Pure Drug Dispsnsary
112- ia South Main ST.
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NATIoNAL coNvENrIoNs.

col. Rev chairman OF the Republican
national committed. is expected to ar-
eve Boo Washington nn sunday. and on
an probability thc can for the meeting
of tho national Republican committee
wlll b. ISSUED. as has been CUSTOMARY
upon the eve oi presidential years mo
committee wln be- convened ln this
CITY either during the first or The sec
ond week in December coincident with
the meeting ~ Congress, in an pr0h-
ability the nouonal committee ~ me
Republican party VIII Boz called 10 meet
lu washington on the lth or the lith
of December. 10 decide upon a place
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Monument

An interesting book containing
q fun account Of tho trip OF the
Centennial Memorial PARTY 20
Vermont and the dedication OF
the Monument.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
CFriday. July II. 1907
DEEDS or TRUST.

Square e25-Ffancesoo MannarnO 10 Harry L. Rust,
70 secure Harold L. johnson. $780, and 2 years,
Per cent, semi-annually. part original lot s.
Square lsi5-Margaret z NARROW and others to
Charles H. Stanley and George W. Waters, to
secure Laurel Building Association. 5000 part
original lot p
Square s6i-W. Philip Newton 70 H. r. Howcn-
stein and Erskine Gordon. to secure James T.
Howensteia. $3.50. years pr cent. semi
annually part original lot !.
Mount Pleasant-Anna 6. AicNCn q viz. james W,
10 Walter H. Acker and Robert E. Bradley. to
secure Cornelia G. Jones. Sll &c, September !,
1907. 10 October l. 1903. and years. per cent.
semisunuslly. lot 300 and part lot l6.
Square 275-John II. Thornton ct ux. 20 Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. 10 secure EQui-
table Cooperative Building Association 81. 800
part lots q and s.
Oak View-Harod Davis ct 10 John B, Larner
and John 4 Hamilton. 10 secure Washington
Loan and Trust Company. 500, TO IS months,
5 per cent. semiannually. lot J. block 5.
Columbia Heights-Joseph NJ. Camody 70 William
J. Father and Charles w. Fairfax, to secure
John NJ. Jones. $1,000 years, per cent, semi
annually lot g. block 81.
Square 777-Joseph NJ. Cannody 10 John B. Daish
and LaIther L.. Apple to secure Francis 5. Car
m0dy. $3.50. years 5 per cent, semiaunnally,
lots g. e., and IS.
Square l019-John II. Virns,ein et Tx 70 Henry d.
Bergman and George n. Emmerich. TO secure
Metropolis Building Association, No. 8 $3.50,
lot g.
North Columbia Heights-Robert H. Hartshom ct
TX 70 j. Barrett Carter and John G. Brooke, TO
secure Charles G. Andrews, Sl,1o years, pct
cent, seni-annually. lots Z. Is. t. and u.
block G.
Square 25s-Clarence E King ct TX, to Washington
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ANNAPOLIS PLANS APPROVED.
Some Changes in System, However,
Not Endorsed.


The report of the Wainwright board
on revision Of the course of study at An
napoIs. which was published Wednesday,
was approved, for the most part, yester-
day by Acting Secretary of the Navy
Newberry. and will be officially made
which would result in a decided change
in the present system, were not approved.
One was for a separate course Of physi-
cal training. under the supervision Of a
sea-going officer, with work on small
craft. and the other called for the consOl-
i11tion of the departments OF literature
and modern languages.
The department agrees that the course
OF study in general should be revised,
and the other recommendation looking to
this end VIII be carried out. The text
books will be rewritten. particular fault
having been found with that pertaining
70 mathematics, the standard Of which
will be lowered by special direction Of the
President, while the standard of the prac-
teal courses will be elevated, 20 some ex-
tent
The approval Of the recommendation to
have more sea-going officers assigned
to the Naval Academy faculty viii result
in 4 number Of changes on the schedule
that has been drawn up by Capt. Badger.
who Will assume the duties Of superin-
tendent Monday, and by Capt. Benson,
who will assume the duties Of comman-
dant of cadets to-day. This means the
dropping Of from three to five professors
from the list and substituting an equal
number of regularly commissioned OFF,
GERS, who themselves have passed through
the Academy
As to the moral conditions in the vicin-
!ty Of the preparatory training schools at
Annapolis. it has been decided that Capt
Badger shall sndeavor TO have the State
snd city authorities of Maryland and An
napolis remedy the evil.
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For Have Blu, What You Want

Lean and Trust Company to secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association, $500, part
lot g.
Barry Fann-sIichael o. Dumas to Herbert A. Gin
and Theodore \. Gin, r., to secure Theodore \.
Gu. $500 years. per cent, semi-snnuaHy'
lot s05 square sse9.
Square 939-Oscar Belman Ct ux. 10 Ralph Ia Hall
and Charles Z. Stone 10 secure John 4. Meany,
S.29. 3 years. pr cent. seIuiannuaily, lot s.
Square 59i-Richard Holmes et tx. 20 Fred t.
Coldren and Frederick A. Fenning. to secure
Annie r. Ferning $500. 6 TO IS months. 6 per
cent semi-annually. part lots | and x.
Lanicr Heights-Mary l. May ct yir. Edgar H., TO
Simon Iycn and Z. b. H. Lyon, to secure Car
RE BerwanRcr $500. !, 2 and years. 6 per
cent, semi-annuaiiy, 10. 2s9.
Square 282-John L. Warren ct to William ].
Flather and William A. Hill, TO secure John NJ
Jones Sl0000 three years. per cent. semiannu-
ally lot g.
Trinidad-Frances Clark TO Irwin II. Linton and
Irwin II. Linton. TO secure Caroline NJ. Parish.
Sl550 taree years. per cent, semi-anaually. lot
g. block
Square IsJ-,1ara / Goodwin to Charles II. Cragn
and Charles II. c. Mccartney. to secure George
C. Gertman. $3.50. three years. per cent. semi
annually. part lot &c.
squsIe 5lo-Upton 3. Mackall et ux. 10 George X.
Lnkins and Charles Linkins 10 secure Henry r.
Soule. $50. two years per cent semi-annually.
let 20
Square 6I7-Antcnio Sesso et ux. 10 r. Francis Saul
and James +. shea. 10 secure Home savings
Bank. s. 20. three years. per cent semi-annu-
ally. lot 90os same to James F. Shea and George
! Berger. 70 secure Samuel J. Brinkley $500.
monthly payments, per cent, lot 200.
observation-disclosures ". Powell et ux- 20 William
Il. Saunders and Clsud Livingston. 10 secure
Farley H. Eaton. 500. three years. per cent.
lot 49, block H.
Square leo4-Albert z Newman ct uz. to William
T. Edmondston and Harry 5. WEIGH, 10 secure
Charles +. Marsh. s. 90. three years. per cent.
semiaI nually, lot so.
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taehed Third Torpedo Flotilla; home. wait OF
drs.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. d. MANCHESTER.
detached Naval Hospital, Philadelphia, 10 Naval
Hospital. Pensacola.
Acting Assistant Surgeon NJ. c. BAKER. detached
Franklin, TO Midway Islands.
Acting Assistant Surgeon u. y. Casio 20 Navy
Recruiting Station Indianapolis
Acting Assistant Surgeon NJ. DONELSON. TO Third
Torpedo Flotilla on StTrgham-
Acting Assistant Surgeon +. d. CHAPPELEAR,
detached Naval Hospital, Pensacola; home. wait
orders
Chaplain VI C GLEEsoN. attached Missouri;
home. wait orders.
Carpenter T. J. LOGAN. detnohed Naval Academy.
20 Arkansas
Gable from Rear Admiral j. H. DAYTON. command
eT-in-clicf Pacific fleet. ChefOo July Il;
First Lieut.. X. O. UNDERWOOD, detached wa
mingt0n; 10 home.
Capt. E. a. JONAS. detached Pacific Station; to
home.
Commander W L. RODGERS detached Whining.
ton; to home.
Assistant Surgeon C. l. WICKEs. detached VIII
minEton. 70 Cincinnati.
Bostswain b. J. GREENE detached Mohiozn to
Cincinnati.
second Lieut.. A. z. RANDALL, detached Clncin-
natl. 20 Wilmington.
Assistant Surgeon F. E SELLERS. detached Gin
cinnau. 70 Wilmington
AiiQ-liIlilen II. a. jim ana Il. ~. NAbANAoos
detached Raleigh, 90 Wilmington.
Commander W r. RUSH. % command Wilmington
Carpenter J. ". COSTELLO. detached Chat,anoo-
ga % Raleigh.
Ensign c. \ RICHARDS. detached Coacord. to
Raleigh.
Boatswaia a. Il. HEwsoY. detached sfohicau. to
Raleigh.
Carpenter N. E. CARROLL. detached Raleigh to
Chattanooga.
SIidshilsnan l. sAHNI detached Yves; Virginia, to
Chattanooga.
i4eut W. C. ROPER detached PENNSYLVANIA. to
Chattanooga.
Ensign S B. SMITH. detached Maryland. to Chat
tan3cga-
Assistant Paymaste- c. E. PARSONS. detached
Colorado 70 Naval Station, 0longapo.
Assistant Paymsster J. n HANCOCK, detached
Naval Station Olongapo 20 Galveston.
Ensign L G. OBERLIN. detached Denver. 10 No
hican
Gunner E. ". FUREY. detached Raleigh. to No
hican.
Boatsrain y. R. KING. detached Chattanooga, to
Ensign J. \. VAUDEVILLE, detached Maryland.
% Concord.
Ensign G. J. aIEY Frs. detached Chattanooga, to
Maryland
Ensign II. q. s WALLACE. detached Chattanoo-
"a, 20 Pennsylvania.
Ensign L. 3 PORTERFIELD, detached Chatta-
uooga. % IVES. Virginia.
MOVEMENTS OF EEsSELS-Ths following move
meHts Of Tessels have been reported 10 the Bu-
Trsu Of SaTigation
Arivel-July o. Triton. az Norfolk
Sailed-July i, Cumberland and Sioux. from Bos-
ten fer Newport Padueah, from Puerto Cortez
Tor New Orleans.
Paul Jones placed out Of commission yesterday
Navy Yard. Mare Island; Perry commissioned
yesterday. Navy Yard. Mare Island. and assigned
to Fourth Torpedo Flotilla.
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE hkiGhIs
Estate Of John Mason; viii admitted 20 probate
and letters testamentarJ granted to Ellen Mason
bond. 500. Attorney. ]. a. Maedel
Estate OF Nellie Hammond; letters Of administra.
ton granted 10 Richard Bowie: bond, So. Attor-
neys, W. c. Martin and T. L. Jones.
Estate OF Robert W. Falls; order 10 sell stocks,
Attorney, p 4. Bowen. IT,
Estate Of " .lliam G. Parks will admitted 10 pro-
bate and letters tesiamentary granted TO Peter
Hahn bond 81 so Attorney, Arthur Peter,
In re Walter 2. johnson. order appointing Ed
ward Taylor guardian; bond. 800. Attorney W. L.
Pollard.
In re Marshall Frazier; order appointing Nora
Frazier guardian; bond. Sl01 Attorney, George +.
Collins
Estate Of Paul Z. Beckwith: letters Of collection
granted to John L. johnson; bond, $3.50 Attorney.
i. c. Dutton
Estate Of George NJ Jones; order TO pay certain
claims Attorneys, Baker, Sheehy * Hogan.
Estate OF Sarah L. Blodgett: exemphed copy Of
viii fled and admitted 10 record.
Estate OF Patsy E. Williams; petition for letters
OF administration fled. Attorney. +. N. Hewlett
Estate Of Julius Warren: petition for probate OF
viii filed. Attorneys Hughes & Gray.
Estate Of Charles H. Hinton viii dated SeDtem-
Der !. 1904 fled.
IN re George w. Black. st. petition to appoint
guardian fled. Attorney, J. F. Bundy
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sixteenth and streets northwest-Joia Martin e'
TX 70 The Westover Company, original lot 1.
square rs. SO
Eleventh street southeast between and B streets
Vannetta c. Boggs ct al. 70 W. Philip Newton.
part original lot /. square 96t. SO
Mount Pleasant-CoFnelia g. Jones e vr, Samuel
NJ, 10 Anna G. Mcneil, LOT 90 and part lot
l6. SO
K street northwest. between Twcnty-seTenth and
Twenty-eighth streets-Wilam Sullivan ef TX
to Edward II. Daniel part lots and H. square
-. Of 4 SO Edward H. Daniel 10 Samuel C.
Smoot sssrA nTOperty So Matte R. Slater.
ct viz John G., to Samuel c. smoot, same
property, $40,
trustee 70 National Savings and Trust Company.
trustee, part lot 80, square 1891. 5000
Columbia Heights-Helen Seymour et al. 10 Joseph
N. Camody. lot g, block "a. SO
Third and G streets nOrtheast-Joseph NJ Carmody
10 Harriet G. Seymour tone-thirdl and Helen
Seymour ttwo-thirds). lots 81 TO 81. IS and &C.
square az. SO
PcnnaylTRnia avenue southeast between Twelfth
and thirteenth strccts-WiIiam H. Potter et
TX TO John H. ViFnstein. lot q square 1913 SO
Thirteenth street southeast. between and B
streets-Richard Kiugsman ct ux 10 Frances
Dement, lot IS. SQUARE 1857 SO.
NJ street northwest. between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets-Avarilla Lambert to John L.
Warren. part original lot %. square l4o. SO
No. l2l9 Massachusetts, avenue northwest-Same to
same. lot 5, square 81 SO
Observation-Disclosures Seibold ct viz. Benno, TO
Frances Clark. lot 90 block l. $40.
Twenty ninth and y streets northwest-Henry ".
Offutt ct TX. 10 Henry L. Halter part lot ~.
square 1884. $40.
Seventeenth street northwest between and z
strCets-John L. Warren ct TX. 70 Mary c. De
Grafsenried. part lots Is and l6. square l75 SO.
Seventeenth and streets northwest Geneva Apart
ment House)-John L. Warren et TX. TO AyariIla
Lambert. part lots Is and Is. square Es, SO.
Ivy City-Frank p. Reside et ux to Thomas II.
LeTeTing, lot p. block 8 So
First aad streets Observation-Disclosures D. McAuiife
et TX to Antonio Sesso and Maria d. B. Sesso,
lot 90. square 6l7. SO.
Bloomingdaie-Emma B. Miller et viz. Alonzo C., 10
James ". Powell, lot 30. block IL SO.
Fourteenth street southeast between r and &
strcets-7James ". Powell et TX. 10 Alonzo C.
and Emma B. Miller. lots IS and g, square 1883
SIS
No. 1880 Cedar place northwest-Charles p Gibbons
Ct IL. to Thomas A. Claytor. Let ls, square l32
So
No &s Prospect street noTthwest-Ha1y c. Bnge
Ct al. trustees. TO Clara L Goodwin. part lot Is
square l27. $3.50.
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MALE HELP WANTED,

MARLBOROUGH. THOROUGH. PRACTICAL
printer. capable Of doing the best class Of com
mercial. tariff. wrapping paper. and general high
grade composition, stoneman. and at times take
entire charge Cf Office Permanent position open fer
suitable pcIs0n. Give references and state salary
wanted. Address BOX 1l2. Herald Office iyl36t
WANTED-A GOOD. STRONG BOY. WHO IN
derstands the care Of horses, to make himself
generally useful about furniture store Apply 34Oo
81 nv. iyl3-ss
wASTED-A BRIGHT. ACTIVE BOY. ABOUT
Il years old. for Office work; must have some
knowledge Of bookkeeping and be well recommended.
Apply 70 cashier third floor. Palas Royal A.
LISNER iyil-3t
WANTED -CANvAsSERS OR SOLICITORS, 70
sell ;eWelry for casl credit; regular salary and
percentage on sales Apply CASTELBERG'S. g55
ia, ave NV. ieStu.LA6.u
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-AT ONEFIFTH ITS VALUE.
printing Outht consisting Of 20 lbs body type eads
frames stones. rules. &c, &c Cal AZ once
basement. l495 T 81 nv. jvI2St
TRUNK AND HARNESS REPAIRING; LOT or
wheels; also wagons and bugges your price fo-
cash. l9th and Il SIS. Main GRIM. je2S-3ot
FOR sALE-TICKET TO SAN ANTONIO. TEX
via ST. Louis: cheap. 81 z 81 ne fe-st
FOR sALE-HIREs YOUR CHANCE TO PICK
up bargain IN a slightly-used upright piano
Choice Of q number Of high-gada makes. such as
Steinway. Knabe Stie9 Vose Hartman Fischer
Gabler. &C. az 500 sl5 $50 SIS. 500. $3.50 SIS
$500. SIS. and $50 Make your selection now Easy
payments accepted. o. ]. DeM0LL & CO.. High.
grade Pianos 1871 G 81
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Smith vs. LankfoTd: withdrawal q bank pass
books authorized. Compartments solicitor. A. A.
Brney
Hemingway vs.. Hemingway; almony awarded.
Compliments solicitor, z. W. r. Ewing and G. W.
Blankenship. defendants solicitor, Victor L Dodge
Holt Holt. alimony and counsel fees awarded.
Compliments solicitor T. ID. Blackstone; defend
ants solicitors. Campbell Darlington and S d.
Truitt
Harrison Us Hewett order Of publication Com
plainants solicitors. Berry & Minor.
FAR vs. Brown; auditors report confirmed.
Complainants solicitor Wilton J. Lambert: de-
fenGauts solicitor, J. J.. Darlington
McEuen rs McEuen; motion for alimOny denied.
Complsinant's solicitor. C. ". Fits; defendants
solicitors. L ?. Harlow and Z S Lusby
Bryant ". Bryant. alimOny refused and rule dis
charged Compliments solicitor T. Edward
Mitchell; defendants solicitor, f. C. Dutton
Tarbel vs. Tarbel: proof ordered taken before
G. E. James examiner. Compliments solicitor,
Wilton J. Lambert; defendants solicitor. Tracy L.
JeffOrds.
Thomas Sinikmis; guardian ad litem appointed
Compliments solicitors, ]. +. Scaggs and Taomp-
son q LaSkeys defendants solicitors Edwin For
rest and c. Bendheim
Newell Newell; leave for special service Of
process granted Complainants solicitor. B. T..
Doyle.
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
Offices, and VIII be promptly for
warded to the main Offices
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP-1nformaiion Bureau.
GOLDENBERG'S-In Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th ST., r. l.
ave. and r st. nv.
CYCLE COMPANY. 7th and SITS.
DOM & SANF0RD'S PHARMACY. corner N. I.
and North Capitol st. NV.
JUHASTON'S PHARMACY. l2A n. ]. are. nv.
S. KAHN, SONS & Collaboration Bureau.
CHAS. ]. FUHRMAN'S PHARMACY. ssh and
East Capitol SITS
f. z. WELLER's PHARMACY. sS33 N st. nv.
A1KINSON'S PHARMACY llth and SITS. Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. I'd and G SITS. NV
NELSON'S PHARMACY, Ist and sts. NV.
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY. 18th and Park sts. NV.
KENESAW PHARMACY. Mt. Pleasant and IrE-
ing SITS. nw.
MeNULTY's CIGAR STORE, 18th and sts. NV.
TAYLOR'S PHARMACY 9th and p SIS nv.
KENER'S PHARMACY, 9Th and sts. nv.
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM ID and SITS. ne.
ALEXANDRIA
GEO. W. PETTEY. SO King street.
NEW YORK.
La COSTA & MAXWELL. Nassau Beekman Bldg.
CHICAGO.
LA COSTA & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC CITY.
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Whitney & Kemmerer vs. ". J. Zeh Co.: udg-
ment by default Plaintiffs attorneys, T. Ii.
Thomas and l. B. Daish
Andrews Paper Company vs.. Thomas; Judgment
Tor amount admitted 70 be due. Plaintiffs attor-
neys, Wolf & Rosenberg.
United States ex rel GOldsby ct 81, G eases] rs.
GARFIELD. Secretary Of the Interior; order allowing
amendment 70 answers. Plaintiffs attorneys kap-
pier MeFillati defendants attorney, Fairfax Bay
ard
Pope VS.. Southern Railway Company; bill Of ex-
c9ptions submitted. Plaintiffs attorney. 2 H. Mar
shall; defendants attorney, J. J. Hamilton.
Dudley Owen; bill Of exceptions submitted
Plaintiffs attorneys. Charles Poe and S. \. Put
man; defendants attorney. W. Il. Robson.
Smoot vs. Holman: nat on scire facias Plaintiff 5
attorneys Leckie, Fulton & Cox.