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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Mount Pleasant Heehts-Isabel J. Gordon 70 Ful-
ton r. Gordon and g. Gordon Bailey To secure
h. L. Bailey. $40, 5 years per cent, semi
annually, part Of parcel 8
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Heights-Pbilip G..
AfiecS et uN 90 William J. Father and J
Eakin Gadsby. 70 secure John NJ. Jones 81 500
years. per cent. semi-annually, Part lo. 35.
square gs3-John Il. Holt 20 Norman L. Sansb1ry
and Edward T, Kaiser, % secure Lille II Mat
tern and Melvin H. Herman, 81 so, l. p and 3
years 5 per cent. semlannUaIly. original Iat 6
Widow s Alite-B. Reeves Russell FL UX. 20 William
]. FlathC and Frank G. Rawlings. 10 secure
John ". Jones $500. years 5 Pcr cent. semi
annually lot o.
Square 4l9-s Sewau Cissel ct TX. 70 Milton E.
Allies and William J. Father. to secure John
NJ Jones. $500. 3 years. FER cent, semiannu-
ally, part originally lots l. 3 and p.
Square f65-Alaur!ce +. Flynn % Tx. 20 Albert B.
Ruff and Jacob y. Bell. 70 secure Home Mutual
Building and Loan Association, 5000. lots Il
and lS
Square i99-same to same. to secure same. $500
part lot H.
Square sli-Catherine NJ o'Brien 70 Charles r.
Benjamin and William McK Clayton 20 secure
Arthur Carr. trustee, SO / year, per cent
ssemi-aunually. lot s..
Square S7-4lamie Hughes Ct viz, Francis, TO Henry
II. Bergman and George NJ Emmerich. 10 Sc
cure Metropoe Building Association, No. s.
1900, part original lot 70
University Park Elizabeth r. Drop et viz Ed
ward H., 20 Le Roy Mark and Carl A. Drop
10 secure William Stanley RAY $500. years
per cent. semi-annually let 3. block IS.
BrightVood PaTk-Jcseph Matthews e ux. to Diller
r. Croft and Chester G. Grof. 10 secure Dillcr
+. Croft $3.50 monthly payments 6 PER cent
lot H. block IS
Square 697-Thomas RuppeTt ct ux 10 Alex. H. Bell
and Frank 7. Madigan. TO sccIre Philip
Schwartz 5000. IS months. s per cent. semi
annually part original lots Il and u
Square S6-William II. G. Brown 20 William A.
Hin and Reginald W. Beall. 10 secure Susan r.
sipe. E,250 year, per cent, sem-annually,
lot II.
Square ess-EdWard 5. Schmid et w. to John B.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r street northeast. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets-Liilie II. Mattcrn e al. 10 John II. Holt
original lst s. square - so.
street northwest between Tenth and Eleventh
streets-Fanklin T. Sanuer et a. 70 Ora g..
Moore. part original lot g. square 3H. SD
lyy tlty-Edvara Harding % Tx. % Harriet Free
man. lot l.. block g SO Harriet Freeman con
veys same property to Edward and Mary ;.
Harding Sc
Nos q and Is street northssst-Msry Mason e al.
70 Ellen Mason. lots . and @ square 675. SO.
Long Msa6ous-rame 20 same, lot 5. So
Ne. AZ 0izth street southwest Emma L. Hazen e.
Maurice I. FLYNN. lots = and IS. square 455 SO.
Addition % lie Dfoit Park-Eauy y. Tennys0B %
William Ternys0u. Dot Il. blcc6 IS. $40.
No o Q street NOTWITHSTANDING Carr trustee. T.
Catherine ". OBnsn. lot 50. square 6li, Sle
street southeast. between sixth and seventh
stfeets-Edw. J. StelwaFeu et al. trustees. 20
Mamie Hughes part original lot l9. square ST,
0Ee
East Desnwood-FrJnk T. Rawlings Of ux. 70 VII
liam VI. samuel lot Is. block 5. SO
Brglwo1d Park-Duler T. Croft 20 Joseph Mat
thcws lot a. block Is. SO
East Deanwood-Flauk +. Rawlings Ct Tx. 70 Masme
Z. Jackson. lot 5. block 10. SO.
Eleventh street northwest between Q and streets
josephine T. Hill CT viz. William A.. 10 William
II. G. Brown, lot H. square 555, SO.
No. 7C4 Seventh street n0rthe8st-J0seph A. Roth 20
Estsue ; Kirby. lot l3s square $50. SO.
y street northwest, between Fourth and Fifth
sJeets-John ". Gregg Ct uN. TO John c. Bau-
man. part original lot Is square SIS. SO
Chevy Ch2se-Chey Chase Land Company 70 Harold
F. Doyle lots =, 3. and g. square 1855; lots
65 and s., square 1885; lots s. and g. square
1857, So
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STILL USE SPANIH COIN.
CubHns, However, Have Choice OF
Three Varieties of Money.

CubHns, However, Have Choice OF
Three Varieties of Money.
Prom the Brooklyn Eagle
Lawful currency and legal tender OF
Cuba to-day is Of three nati0naIities.
American, Spanish, and French. and here
in IS to be found the most serious Objec-
ton TO the present currency. Another
c0mplicadng feature is found IN the diff
ference in denominations and values OF
the moneys issued under the three sys-
TENS. II was toward the close OF the
year 1855 that President Mckinley. By
executive orders, established the Cuban
currency, and at that time there was very
little American money in the island.
Besides American money there circu-
lates in Cuba to-day Spanish gold pieces
known as "cenetenes." the French
Louis. and the Spanish silver and cop
per subsidiary coins. An estimate based
on a recent investigation places the
amount Of Spanish silver in the island
at between four and I'VE million, and the
actual cash at about so f0.6o1. Since
that time there has been an increase IN
American currency. as a result Of the
payments % the forces stationed IN Cuba,
the investment OF American money, aEd
the balance Of trade with this country,
which is in Cvhas favor al the present
time. The fav0rite coin IN Cuba is the
twenty-cent piece known as The peSera.
JUST as in this country the quarter Is the
most popular coin. The other Spanish
silver coins are the peso, Iuj cents; dos
pesetss, 20 cents, ard the real. I5 cents.
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TRkNS-PAGIFIG MAILS.

Australia Except mails for West Australal, New
Zealand. samoan Islands, FIJI Islands. and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. close
here daily az $50 p M. up TO October 6, for dis
patch by steamer Moaus.
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close here daily at $50 p. m. up %
October g. for dispatch by United States transport
Hawaii via san Francisco, close here daily at $50
p m up TO October y, for dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Japan, Korea. China, and Philippine Islands via
Seattle close here daily at 30 p n. up to October
10. for dispatch by steamer Tango Mau-
Hawaii Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco close here daily at 6 80
p m. up 10 October Il, for dispatch by steamer
China.
Hawaii Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco, close here daily az SO
p m. up 20 October .. for dispatch BY steamer
Nippon lIaru.
Specially addressed mails for japan. Korea, and
China via Seattle close here daily at $50 p N. up
to october q. Tor dispatch by steamer fremont
japan, Korea. China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, g. C., close here daily at
$50 p m. mp to October q, for dispatch by
steamer Empress If China.
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WASHINGTON
AND
OLD POINT COMFORT
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE II EFFECT july T. 100.
Leaves Washington. 7. K. Il. Station. Sixth and
+ streets
100 a. m and 800 a. m.-Daily-Au points On
Norfolk and Western; also knoxville, Chattanooga,
sud Memphis
Salem. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For NoTfOlk-Leare Washington 40 a. N daily
lis a. II. daily except Sunday 3.i5 D. m daily
Arrive Norfolk ll.20 a. m, SO p. m. 045 p N.
From B. & o. Station, 4l5 p N. daily. Berry
vile. Lrray, Shenandoah, EIstou. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station s:i5 a. n
and u 90 r. N.
81 information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Building
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FARMS FOR SALE,

WE MAKE FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
in Northern Virginia a speciality; write or tele-
phone when TO expect you.
+. b. Buell. s SON, HerndOn, Va.
sel2-5m0
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RAILROADS,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-FoloWing schsduie figures published only az
information and are net guaranteed
= 90 q, m.-Danrille and way stations
'e05 a. hauts0nDuTg and way stations
800 a. m.-Sleepers and coaches to Atlanta and
New Orleans Sleeper to Columbus Ga. Dining Car.
'L|o a. m.-olccpeTs and coaches to Columbia.
Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
1851 p. m.-HaTs0ubuTg ana wa stations.
40 y charlottesville. Msuent0n and Wly
stations
-6:l5 p. m--SleepeTs and coaches 70 Atlanta. Sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper 10 San Francisco tr-Weskly
's51 p. m--sleoDers and coaches 20 Charlotte, Co
lumhia. and Augusta. Dining Car.
'l0l5 D m.-Sleepers and coaches lsia LynchbuTg
and BRISTOL TO Chattanooga. Memphis. and New Or
leans Dining Car.
'u0O D m.-Aew Yoik and New Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman 10 AshsFille Atlanta Birmingham
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars Din.
ing Car.
NCte-'Daiy. WEEK days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
IS. 6l5, and 915 a. m; go, SIS, s.i5 No. and
lao D n. daily. Local trains from Harrisburg
u = .. n. week days AID 10 ,. u. daily from
Charlottesville. s:l6 a. d. daily
Frequent trains 20 and from Bmemout
Ticket ofioea. 7o5 18th St, 81 Pa ave-, and Penn
IylIsnia station.
G. II. ACKERT. sH HARDWICK.
V. r Cen Mgr. Pass Traf. ME.
q. H. TAYLOE, G. z. A. L. S. BROWN. G. A
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Schools for FiIininos.

Teaching the Fiiipinos by mail is the
latest American educational wrinkle to
be tried In the islands The Bureau Of
Education has put DIT. Marcus Jernegan.
formerly an instructor in the University
Of Chicago and latterly Of the Carnegie
Institute. az the head OF governmental
school Of correspondence. whereby il IS
sought to give Filipino teachers the op-
pOrtunitieS for advanced study while
pursuing their duties in the lower grades.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Bertram e BTgfeld. q Linden. Nd. and Clara
L. Denny. 2. Rev. George Il McGrew.
William Eagle, q, Charlotte y. g.. and Emma
Davis. 2, Atlanta. Ca. Rev Lionel A. Wye
Ernest Admire. @ and L0ttie Lamaine. 2 Rev.
II. g. Spencer
Frederick Zellsr. g, and Pauline stump g. Rev.
J. l. FIaBtz.
silas RosenthaI. g. and Frrda Lindhcimer. s.
Rev. Louis Stern
Roy ". Wall g. and Louise C. Talbot D. beth
q Richmond Va. Rev. s. II. Greene
Harry r. Galloway. 2 and Mary g. Morgan l9.
Rev. NJ Ross FishbUu
Charles C. Thrift. g. and Rosa Lee Atvell. e.
both q kmsale. Va. Rev. james u. Taylor
COLOBED.
Robert Wills g, and Sarah J. B0ldeu. .. Rev.
l. Toiger
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-s05 I-TH ST; TWO LARGE, COM
umigltiLg sec1ndstory front office rooms. heat.
light. and service. Apply on premises. ucj-tf
FLEMING BUILDING. Iu9 ST NV: RENO.
waited throughout lst floor suitable for stock broker
og real estate also excellent Office rooms. with best
OF lauit0T service. no extras. Bl5-u
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DEATH RECORD.

Margaret =. Patch, a Q st. NV, p years.
Frank II. Tall. Govt. Hospital IEsane, 9 years
J. Frank Greenwood. Govt Hos. Insane. @ years
Mary Loretta Sweeney, go 9Th 90. NV. I wear
Walter I. HAYES. L. =. Soldiers Hone 8. years
Robert c. Harvey ZzI6 lzt 81. NV. Il years.
Sidney Gore ZZI0 X st. NV, IS years.
P-Incetts Collins, days.
C0LORED
benjamin Thomas 81 81 ST. sw. Sc years
Charles Rodgers. 81 9Th #. ne. 60 wears.
MARY Green. Z7c1 9th 81. NV. % years
Sarah Tate $50 1T 81. Sc. e years
Lucinda Barnes "a Oakdale e. Nv, o. years.
Edward Brown al Navy place &C.. year.
Caroline Tibbs. sl2 Goth 81. NV. l9 years
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IN eject September o. lE7
100 p. MOLD DOMINION EXPRESS. week
dsys-St0ps At principal points in Virginia. Fes,i.
bue traia. standard coaches. Tarl1r 90 Virginia
Hot Springs. handled IN No Is from GordcnsTllie,
which has a "a carte pdrlcr car and connects az Cow
irgt0n for Virginia Hot SPRING.. Pullman sieepers
Clifton Forge 70 Louisville Cincinnati. Indianapolis.
Sr. Louis. and Chicago.
SIC +. M.-NEW c. & o. LIMITED Daily
Fast new rzslbule TAIN stops only az GordonsVlle,
Charlottesville. stanton. Clifton FeIge. and Cor
iugJon. Va: White sulphur. R0rceyerts and Hin
ton, ". Va. Pullman seepes 20 Lexington, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. st. LOUIS. and Chi
caro. Dang cars ia carte service. one night out
uI0 z. Nj. F. V. LIMITED. Daily-Sohd
vestlbule train. Pullman sleepes 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars.
a Ia carte service. 6ieepcB Cincinnati % Chicago
snd ST. Louis and Louisville - Memphis Nashville,
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake snd Ohio
OicJs SIS Pennsylvania avenue. 69 18Th street. near
r. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main 10
Tor Pennsylvania T. L. Cab Service and Main i955
Tor {. & o. Ticket Once.
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MUSSULMEN PRAY HARD.
Takes Much To Disturb Him at His
Worship.

From the Chicago News.
When saying his prayers, the true Mus
sulman IS not easily disturbed. Hans
Doering. in his account Of his travels in
Chinese Turkestan. writes. 1t is an in
teresting sight 20 see a Mussulman per-
form his devOuons. Through the qiecs II
glass in nv paper window I saw tie in
terpreter spread his carpet in front Of
his house, just opposite the one in which
I was living. His wife and caHj sat
quite close TO him. talking loudly with
some visitors. but this did not in The
least disturb the old man at his Gcyo-
tons
In spite OF the noise the meIodious
chanting OF the koran was quite audible.
The worshipeg kotowed several times and
cried: Allah, Allah, Auahr Then .or
a while stood reverently cIasping his
hands crosswise upon his breast. after
which he Joined in the conversation.
His wife ;lau went through the same
performance. DOING exactly the same as
her husband. This they do every morn
ing and evening. whether there ale
friends with them or not
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Criminal Court No. 2.


JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States - George o. L. Kramer. false pre-
lenses bench warrant issued
Assignment for Monday. october = Is7-suaign-
mants and appeals from justices Of the peace:
No J. CLARK ct al rs. Shugr8e. Attorneys. Bran
deubuTg & Brnieuburg and Lambert & Baker.
No. 2 Lsibranat & DoWeu Stove Company rs.
Atkinson. Attorney. Bates Warren.
No. g. Lyon ". Willard Hotel Company. AttCr-
news. ". C.. Prsutiss and Hamilton x colbert.
30 e. Eab5.tt IS Brightw00d Railway Company.
Attorneys WOLF Rosenberg and q. +. Hoover.
No. 3 NtrtsC1 IS. TGckcy Attorneys. Williams
& Otiey, AIcD8noug.-Msckley & Ksrtlsr.
No. 6. Elliott IS. Redmond. Attorney HAYDEN
Johnson
No. Z. Mcdonald vs.. Webb. Attorneys. Robinson
White and William Stone Albert.
No. g. BiUb IS. Barry. Attorneys. William Z.
Ambrose G. W Darr. and J. :. Easby SMITH.
No. @ sterling vs. Ofutt. Attorneys Topper
Gittiugs and r 5. Wissner.
No. 10. Echols vs.. Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company Attorney. William II. White
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WILLIAMS HAS RECORD
None Disputes Achievement in the
House.

John Sharp Williams is 10 be q can
didate, and presumably "A successful can
didate, once more for the Democratic
leadership in the House Of Representa-
tives. He is not content Ike his pre-
decessor, Mr.. Richardson. 70 return 10
the ranks. even for a single term, after
having been commander. Mr. Williams
may not have realized all the dazzling
predictions that were made for him at
the time Of his accession. when the coun-
try learned Of his adroitness as a par
Humanitarian and his grasp of issues. No
one viii dispute, however, HIS achieve
.ment in making the House minority re-
spectacle and respected
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, October 3, 1907

Larner and John A. Hamilton % secure Wash.
ingion Loan and Trust Company $3.50 years,
, pr cent, semi-aunuaIly. part lots . and .
University Park-9liunie Elizabeth Hawke and MARI
= sazton 90 viz. Bert J.. % Charles = Stone
and Charles ". Fairfax. % secure Giles T.
Hcilprin. Nl5. a % q months. 6 Per cent,
lot 3. block g.
square Si5-john g. Bauman et W 90 Wharton b.
Lester and Michsel J. Colbert. 20 secure Ma
tional Permanent Building Association. 500, part
original ,0t IS.
Columbia Heights-Eugcne D. sewau ct III. 10
Ralph W CroWsI and Jay r. Bancroft. 10
secure Francels S. Warren $50. years. per
cent. Substantially lot . and part l0t IL,
block q.
Chevy Chasa-Harod (. Doyle e. ux. 10 Edward J.
stcllWagcn and George L. Fleming 10 secure
Edward l.. Hillyr, SiO00 years. per cent.
semi-annuslly. lots a. IS. and Is. square ls5.
lots ss and g.. square ls5. lot s.. sIuare ls6-
lot s.. square 1861.
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WANTED TO PLEASE LORD.
Little Girl Did Her Best to BE Nice
to NobIeman.

Little GlrI Dtd Her Best to BE Nice
TO NobIeman.
From the New England Grocer.
When Lord Elphiston was in America a
couple Of years ago he was entertained at
dinner by a family the head Of which was
to accompany his lordshfp on his hunting
trip through the wilds of the Northwest
One of the assets of the family was a
child of about five years, named Ethel,
and during the dinner the child was big
eyed and big-eared with wonderment-!n
fact, completely overawed by the presence
of the distinguished foreigner.
Ethel heard her mother and father now
and then say, My lord this. and my lord
that or, win you have some of this,
my lord, or some Of that" the dinner be
ing purely informal one.
Finally, when EtheTs mother was inter
ested In the conversation Of another guest,
Ethel noticed that Milford was gazing in
terestedly at a dish Of relish quite out Of
his reach. Ethel. child though she was
thought she saw a chance to please Lord
ElphistOn, and in firm, clear voice ex-
claimed:
Mamma. God wants some pickles"
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The following Is the programme for
volunteer readings and music in the
reading room for the blind at the Library
of Congress during the week: Tuesday,
October S. Miss Laeta Ramage. reader.
Thursday, song recital; Saturday, Mrs.
]. Fiuney Engle. lecture. The door TO
the reading room viii be closed promptly
at 2:30 p. m.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
APARTMENTS WANTED,

WANTED. g. AND ROOM FLATS: CEN.
tnlly located, good tenants for desirable fats
ID. ii. JOHNSON, GIL 9TH st. NV.
se2i-tf
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE,

HOTEL CLERK, EXPERIENCED. WANTS 20.
sitiOn; Al refs. Address BON us Herald ot8c,
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DANCING,

DANCING STUDIO 90 EYE ST. NW.-CLASS
Tuesday and Saturday evenings az O'Clock Com
Ietent Instructors Private lessons by appoint
meni- Ballroom for rent 20 select parties. Phone
" 81 oc3-30t
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Euuifv SHIFTS

No. $3.50. Alex. II. Pitt vs. George " Emmsr-
ich. treasurer. e al 20 substitute trustee. Gem
plaiusnts solicitor ! A. MastsL
No. Ea1 John Il. Lipulard vs.. William A.
LrThari ct al partition. CgmTlaiuants soicJ0r.
Y ShaaLE
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THE WASHINGTON herald hn,
the largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
meufs.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING;
pain, look. feel. act and last longer than nat
uTaI teeth. shrunken faces made normal: painless
filling. DT. J. L. WILSON. los ST NV. my2g-tl
DENTAL WORK.
Set q Teeth and Geld Crowns. s. up: Gold Fiji.
inss, 81 up Silver Filings. 50e. Wort guaranteed
No pain Dr.. GEO. 1. EDM0NDS. SO I 81 nv.
jal0-u
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED,

HAVE YOUR JPHOLSTERING DONE b As
expert 90 moderate cost. BOX g. Herald once
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L.

CHEF JUSTICE CLABAuGH.
Palmer vs. Palmer. reference 70 Margaret u. Mur-
ray. examiner. Compliments solicitors. Evans Ben
son and Pouituey; defendants solicitors. John
Kidout and l. b Linton
Assignment for Monday. October z: Nsturaliat.ons.
Assignment for Tuesday October s. 1907:
No. 2. Smith Barber. Attorneys, Gittings d
Chamberlin-Georgo r. Lamar. WoTihington, Head
Frailey.
No. a. Veth vs.. City and Suburban Railway Com
psny. ATTORNEYS. ". s. Clephane-J. J. Darlington.
". A. Johnson.
No. s. Mock VI Mock Attorneys H. L. Axis
son-Andrew Bradley Duvall
No. a. West vs.. West Attorneys. l. NJ King
James L. Nei
No. a. Davis vs. Davis Attorneys J. A. Mae
del-John ". DaTidge.
No. 90. In re luracy Edmund c. Bell Attorneys.
George-F. A. Fenning
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments fcr Monday October T. 1901.
No 5s McTillat et al vs. Hooker 81 al. At
torneys Merillat RichardsOn-Lester. MOulton. HUI
y, johnson.
No. % Forrest vs. Forrest et al. Attorneys. Git
tiugs q Observation-Disclosures e. al.
Ne. A.-Staples vs.. Capuzaya Mining Company
Attorneys. Warrington Frailey-Davis. Thomas
No. e. HuntTess vE. Be2l O. al Attorneys. Key
smith-Gordon & Gordon Rid0ut
No. q. KOscck vs.. Kosock. Attorneys, Cuttings
Observation-Disclosures & Brsndenburg.
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Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignment for Monday, October J. 1907:
United States SIS. William Baukstt.
United States vs.. LuCy Painter.
United states rs. William k0,an and George
-Hrrrs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR LE-HALLAIAN'S LIVERY, BOARDING
and hiring stable business "a 18th NV; y board
erS on hand aHd vehicles and hiring horses make
an offer. Apply on premises. J. EDW CHAP
MAN. Assignee. oc63t
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE EQUITY IN ONE
Of the besil0cated apartment houses IN northwest,
now under good rental. 6I7 18th 81 NV, room g.
oci-3t
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD.
Herald Branch Offices,

Advertisements accepted at the main Office or at
any Of the following
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LOST AND FOUND.

A COLLIE DOG, YELLOW N COLOR; AN
swers 10 the name Of Bcss is registered. has lost
some hair from back. Return 90 1886 18th ST. uw.,
and receive reward. OC53-
LOsT-GOLD-FILLED WATCH AND LARGE
lima chain Def, in toilet gth floor Colorado Build
Ing. Finder VIII please leave iu ROOM 63, Colo
T6d1 Building. and receive reward.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-06
Equity Court No. 2.
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignment Tor Monday. October J. 1907.
No. 3. Stewart VS. jenkins. Attorneys. Leo Sim
mons-E A. Jones.
Nc. H. schrader Va. Luckett. Attorneys, H. Z.
Dayis-W. H. Shoes.
No. .. WIlige Gibbs & Daniel IS Bowen. At
torneys ". c. Balderston and HAYDEN Johnson-W.
L Richardson and Ralst1n & Siddons
No. =. On0rato IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys, r. II. AIarshall-Hamilton.
Colbert Yer6es & Hamilton.
No. 2. Riley vs.. Bonn. Attorneys, ;. 7. Thomas
]. J, Darlington.
No. % Rosenfeld vs. Home Savings Bank Attor-
nsys. J. l. Peyser-Hamiltou, Colbert Yerkes s.
Hamilton
40. g. johnson rs. Thomas. Attorneys, J. A.
Hicks-Leon T0brinsr.
No. s.. Prince vs.. Abrahamz. Attorneys, Julius /.
Perser-R b. Behrend.
40. %. Brown VS.. Adams Express Company. At
toTueys. J. J. Lightf30t and S. NJ BrOsius-1Icken-
neg 4 Flanuer-
No 81. KiIkman vs. Rawlings. Attorneys. J. Nc
D. Darlington and Hayden Johnson-E. A. Jones.