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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y, B.-f0iioFiug schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleans
Asde'illc. Chattanooga, Memphis, 300 q. n. sHd
100 J.. III. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans, lol5 b. Ia. daily
Tor Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida points.
nJ4 a. %. daily.
For Columbia, ChlTllE.0H. Augusta, Aiken. u00
a. m. and 9 80 D., IL. daily.
Itlr-, ears iUg California. four times a week 80
3 Do. Monday, Nedne-Iay. Thursday. Friday
Local Tor Hauis1ubHg, 6 90 a. m. daily 20 D. N.
Wtk days; for Dau'ihc, sA5 d. m daily and Tor
Charlottesville. 500 q. 10. and So ,. ID. daily.
Frequent trains io and from Biulu0ut
L. Ii. ACkERr, IS. H. TAYLOE.
y. l.. 4 g.. II. G.PA
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At its regular meeting the Windthorst
Club installed the following officers for
the year; Joseph Zegowitz, president;
Aug. Specht, vice president John Gle
bel, secretary; julius Venig. financial sec
CoppeTs. sergeant-at-armsi trustees. John
B. Geier. Anton Ostman. William Neu-
land A repast was served by the caterer
Of the club, James Bishop. The annual
dinner viii take place the third week in
January,
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii, Japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Isl
ans. via san Francisco, close here daily at 6I5 o.
m TAP to January g, for dispatch By steamer Nippon
Mau-
hawaii, via San Francisco close here daily at 6I5
D. m up TO January l3 FOR dispatch by steamer Ala
media.
Australia texcelt mails for West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. and New Caledonia via
San Francisco. close here daily st 6l5 p. m ID 10
January l., for dispatch by steamer Floreric
japan. Korea, China and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria. B. c., close here daily at
els p up to January Is. for dispatch By steamer
Empress Of China.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. C..
Washington, ID. O., January e. 1913 Sealed fro-
uoSals U De received at this Office until y O'Clock
room ON the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1905 and
then opened for the collection and disposal OF ashes
from private residences, apartment houses with not
10 cZceed fgw families. ami boarding houses and
lodging houses with net 20 exceed . rooms in the
District Of Columbia for the period from February l.
1858 to june %. 1910 Blank forms Of proposal
specifications and all necessary information may be
obtained at the office Of the Superintendent OF Street
Cleaning HENRY b. +. MCFARLAND, HEN
RY L. WEST, }. j. MORROW. Commissioners.
D. q. lass.
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Equity Court No. Z



No 2ii7 kiEg rs King; auditors report con
tmed ATTORNEYS. !. Z. Linton. 4. johnson.
~. 2-. MauIiTe rs. Burke. pr0 c0nfess0 made
absolute Atr0ueys. Charles Earl A. A. Lipscomb
and e. A. Keigain.
No E5Io. Webb Webb; rule as % alimonv
rctUnabIs January TO- 1903 Attosuevs. CsmubeiI
Caruugton-H. b. M0ulton
No. Z9A Wolls-d rs. Stiuemefz. substitution OF
trustee ordered. Attorney. H. b. Nyuiron
No. E3@ Miller rs. Middleton: pro canfesso or
der-d ATTORNEYS. Rates Warren and b. p Leighton.
No @5E Sheehy rs. District ~ Columbia: time
10 take testimony limited. ATTORNEY, Howard Boyd
No &lA Washington vs. Bears; pr3 c0nfesSa va
Gated. Attorney. Lester & Price-Sleehy & Shsehv
and J. f. Collins
Attorueys in an cases ready for hearing in Equity
Court No. w-l notify tie clerk Of E4uity Court
No
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CHESAPEAKE q OHIO RAILWAY.

AuIE- published Oniy As information and uCt
guaranteed.
500 J., No. & q, LIMITED. DsiIy-Faa ves-
ubul5 TIalu- Pullman seepcis % Lexington. Louis
4llll, OlnciHuau. indianapolis, CllC1s0 ana 81
LOUIS Connection fur Virginia Hot springs Pull
man cars Loul5tuie % Nashville, Aempals. aud AeW
orleans. Dlulug cars a ia carte service.
A.iJ L. Nj. r. r. LIMITED DaIy-Solid
ye-ilulie ualu- Pullman cleeleIs 20 Cincinnati
Lexington aud Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 90 ngula Hot springs Hcck days. Dining cars,
ia carte service. Pullman S.eeFgIs Cincinnati 10
CL4cago and ST. Louis, and Louisville 10 Memphis.
Nashville ana NeH Orleans,
RESERVATIONS and ticLCls al Chesapeake and Chic
Oihc5s 3l5 feuusy lFaul4 avenue 80 litn street..
near T. and NeH Union station. Telephones M4ln
i5sJ flE Washington Terminal Cab Service aDd Aialn
luU5 or -1lS far &. & o. Ticket once
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PROPOSALS.

FROP0SAIs FOR ELECTRIC WIRING -OFFTCE
Of Building f0T National 1lusem Library Of Con
Uess Washington ID. e.. December o. l5Q7.-Sealet
proposals for furnishing, delivering and installing iu
place complete the electric wiring required for tie
new building for the National Museum IN this city.
viii BE- received al this office until O'Clock D m on
TUESDAY the JWCuty-fiTst day Of January 1875 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter Speci8ca-
tions and other information furnished on application.
BERNARD r. GREEN, Superintendent Of Con
structi0n. de2527 S ja67Sl3HI5
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY 6. I90s.
Leave Washington New Union station.
500 a. N. and 900 d. m.-Daiiy-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville Chattanooga
and Memphis
lJ.5 J. m.-Daiv-Rosnoke. Bristol, Winston
salem knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis
AcH Orleans. Through SeeIes Dining Cars.
For NOrtolk-Leaye Washington 4zJ D. IN. daily
u57 a. ma. daily. 5.a5 =. n. daily. Arrive Norfolk
i - a. H.. 5-2D y. M 1915 =. III.
4a5 D. m.-Daily-BergY.lle. Lu8y, Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. IL. and
i % p. Il.
All information Fourteenth street and NeB YORK
avenue bond BsjIdipgg
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Eauitx Court No. 1.


NElEE JISlILE ILABAUGH
NG- E5f3 Seabcard Ar Line Railway vs. Cont.
mental Trust Company, order appointing receivers
Attorucgs Herbert a AIicgu-Lem0u 4 Clotw8rthy.
no. 1928 RHUpfecht Is Mcnamara: pro contesso
vacated Attorneys, Buuey 4 Woodard- Il J.
Davis
No. $50 Seller vs.. Buckley, order December 20
vacated and csu5s ordered calendared- Attorueys
". =. Ambfase-G. " Drew
There win be preliminary cali o. the odd NUN
tered caiendsred vases IN Equity Court No. ! on
Tuesday January = lQ1S az I L. m
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
MISCELLANEOUs-FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-i)) NICE COATS AND VESTS. To
No small men, at 81 and SL59 oyeIcoats at GO
These goods are strictly an wool and taIormade.
slightly worn. All other goods reduced Call and
see them. JtSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID nu. ia- Il
FOR SALE-HUNTER. = HANDS WEIGHT Il50
rounds takes any jump in Rock Creek Park.
sound aud gentle, splendid driver. Apply A. g..
BROOKE. aJ2I 18th So. NV, ia--it
WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL, $50 PER TON,
Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays only. l2E G
e. nW Phone. main AZ
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE: 1921 PENNA, Az +.
Notice- Following scheduIe NOT ruaranteed.

Notice Following schedule not guaranteed.
lla5 a. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman seepers to savannah and jacksonville
Through sleepeTs Washington to Hamlet and Ham
let TO Atlanta. FaIlor car To FInehuIsL Dining
cars.
- =. NJ. Daiiy -SeaboaId Florida Limited. Solid
gu'lint. Also through slCepgs % rmchust. At
lanta, Birmingham and Memphis Dining ears.
$50 L. Al. Daily-SeahOdu Express. Coaches and
Pullmans 10 savannah and Jacksonville Dining
cars
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plea Of not guilty withdrawn and plea q guilty;
sentence 10 peDitentay one year and one day.
United States vs.. Mayer Lowens'ein. forgery; BAY
al $40 taken =
United States vs.. Eias jacobson. false pTetenses;
continued 70 Janary term, lss
United States Charles 8. Fletcher, murder;
first degree same
United States IS Edain NJ Van Dyck and Vic
C. BlOede violation o. section go RcEised Stat
utcs United Statrsi bench warrant awarded,
Assignments for tC-dag:
United States Martha n. Thomas
United States rs. James Gslus
United States rs. James Albany.
United States IS. Thomas BROOKS
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
No. BJG Hayen IS. Sullivan, verdict for plain.
tfa fer S2Cg. Attorneys. W. /. Ford Wolf & Rosen-
bers.
No. 49g3 Johnson vs. Royal Life Insurance Com
psny order extending time fer settling bin Of eK-
ceptions and filing transcript thirty-eght days At
TONERS. Rh0tcs-1IcNcill q Mcneil
No. 1913. Holmes e. al. ys- hiani, death n
plaintiff suggested. appearance a. +. f. Rider and
". L. Pusl4aro executors; on trial. Attoneys, Les
tcf & Price-W g. Gardiner.
United States ". T. 5. stutL. false pTcteuses ard
larceny warrant from Western district Of Oklahoma
hed; defendant committed 10 jail
Assignments tof to-day.
Nos IS and 5z. Est Company IS. Mahoney. Al
toTneys. Bradley & Bradley.
No. 81. Jones ct al kUTpeFt. Attomeys, Hay
den Johnson and 7. H. PstteTson-A. A. HOehlIns,
II.
No. 5-. Greenapl5e vs. Carries Attorneys Milton
StrasbuigeT- -Gaskns & Beckett
Ne. 50. Rden0ur. lr., Chapman. Attorneys,
A. q. Bentley r. $. Kcy smith
No o. Preston Ts. Jones. Attorneys. Fulton
Lewis-T. g. Rogers.
40. g. Barrett fs Jaeger ct al. AttorBeys, NJ.
H. Steaunan-E l.. ties.
No. e. YreHnas ys. M0Undsuos AttoTneys. Car
ter & Brooke and g. j. Tlomaides-L Lambert & Nc
Lean.
No. S. Fletcher SIS. Simpson. Attorneys Edmund
Burke and Lawrence Hufty-R. B. Behreuds
10. 6. Stuart IS. TWndle Attorneys, ". N.
Nllliams-Hayden Johnson
No S. Linney IS. Capital Traction Company.
Attorney Le0 Simn0ns-ti. r. Dunlop.
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No Z59 seab0ard Air fine Railway vs. Con-
tinsutal Trust Compaug. f9- appointment Of t.
ceiFer Attouegs. Herbert & Mic0n-Lenon *
ClotWoTthv.
No. e7559. JCsse y. Rank Ct al. Ts Unknown
Heirs; to establish title by sdFerse possession At
t1Tueys j. D. Williams and b II. Warner, y.
No. S55l. Max Lansburgh IS. George T. Sullivan
e al; for accounting AtTUTney. G.. T. Eniz
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE sTAFFoRI

Arrangements and sentences.
United States vs. Joseph Lowenthal violation Of
section si3 code. plea, not guilty
United States vs. Same. conspiracy; plea. not
guilty
United States IS. James Larker. assault danger
Uus weapon; verdict, guilty.
United states vs. John Fowler, grand larceny
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Circuit Court No. 2.


No 1881. International Tuls. Company u
Spencer; on trial Attorneys, W. c. Clephane-J
s. Easby-Smith
No 1887. Bodner vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company; verdict for plaintiff for S25O0 At
t0neys. Arthur Peter-Hamiton. Colbert, Yerkes
& Hamilton.
No i90ls. Pitts ". Edmonston: term prolonged
tbirty-eght days. Attorneys. r. F. Downing. G.
A. Berry, and Y. CoUghlan-Gittings s Cham
berain.
No 4sG2l HaIer Wall Paper Company IS Fl
more: Judgment on verdict Attorneys W g
Prentiss and Nelson Wils0n-BiTney 4 WoOdari
Assignment for to-day;
No. 10. Grady IS. Washington Gaslight COMPANY.
neTy.
No Dos International Trust Company vs. Howard
AttoTuels, W G. Clephaue-B. H. Warner. T.
No. IS JaqUette, sxeCItrix. Is. Capital Traction
Company. Attmneys, r, p. Evans. f. H. Benson.
/ w. W. Poultney-R. K. Perry & Sou and G. 4.
Dunlop.
Ne o. Lukins vs.. Washington Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. ATTORNEYS. +. $
Bailey and r. r. struckland-A. A. Hoeling
Ne. 1876 Willard v. Bullinger Attorneys. ". G.
Sullivan and A. l. Nevmyer-E. L Gies.
No. 30 Witter, receiver, vs.. Richardson & Bur-
CESS. Attorneys, ]. II. Hayden-A A. Hoeling.
No. i2 DALEY vs.. Washington Gaslight Com.
pany Attorneys. L. J. Mather-R r. Perry & Son.
No. IS. Coker Is Pratt Attoneys II F. LeTeh
and L. +. CoIlodsy-John Ridout and f. Z Pratt
No. 2lS. Walker d Go. rs. Elite Laundry Com
pany Attorneys, George Kearney and Edmund
Burke-Ralston & Sddons
No, 30 Dawson. administrator ys Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys Alex Gilguur
and Cuttings Observation-Disclosures. Colbert
NeFkes & Hamilton
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District Docket.

10 81. Michael J. Griffith - Board FOR tas
Condemnation ol Iusauf+sTr Buildugs 70 vacats
order Of condemnation. AttJmeys, r. f. Nc
Namars and ~ IL Dennis
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District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
20 In 70 opening Of Pnev Branch Parkvsvi
order oreu7led. exceptions and c1udEniug verdict
/ as to land q Rich Psiv
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

NE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS, RENTS.
government estate and damage claims, no charge
unless successful. FULLER AGENCY, ~ l21h NV.
oc5-tf
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Bankruptcy Court,

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
53l. I'm ye Samuel kleinmau: order appointing re
SEWERS; bond. So09.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
II YOU want 10 uuy a Maryland taun OF subuFbsn
home, see u5 or send fer latest bulletin
Marion DucHett Il SOn, 835 + NV.
sel4-tf
FOR SALE At kENILW ORTIZ ID. G.
NOW is }0JT time 10 secure on easy monthly pas-
meuJs uf these attractive cottages or choice lots
In KeniluoGtb d. c. Washngtons growing suburb
ALLEN ". MALLERY, I4t7 & NJ. NV.
PRETTY HOMES, LARGE LOTS. TO &C. PER
foot at Mt. Rainier Md. 0a 18th and 18Th SIS.
near r. l. ave-. District lane sta / fare; high and
healthy; small monthly payments. J. e. ROGERS
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Circuit Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


no. s94il Kaufman vs. AIeJziaT a. a. order ur3-
longing October term, Ia, 10 and including Fehru-
ay g. l3Js. TO settle bill Of exceptions Attorneys.
j. J. Peyser and 81 ]. Colhert-Le0n TobIiner.
No. 4is9. Evans vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; on trial Attorneys. r. =. Down
ing and q. A. Berry,. J. Darlington and &. A.
Douglas
No. i9lI9 Schneider vs.. American Bridge Com
pany time 90 file transcript Of IecoTd extended 10
February ], 1895. inclusive. Attorneys r. r Evans.
T. Ii. Benson. and W. w. PgUlney-J. e.. Capers
and r. y. Huidek0per.
Assignments Tor to-day:
No. 20. Patch v. Washington Railway and Elec-
Tic Company. Attorneys. Mcneil s McNeilI-C
A Douglas and q. p Hoover
Ne. al johnson e al vs. Behrand AttorDeys
VI. C. CleIhaHe-J. J. Darlington and L. b
Benrend.
Ne. 9i5 Gichncr vs.. Hill Attorneys. L. j.
Mathew. A. Johnston
No. 2i5. Mcdonald Vs. johnson. T. Att0rnevs L.
]. MatheT-MChonney a FlanneTT.
No. 2S. Ross Is. Same. Attorueys. same
Nc. 247 Hurd vs.. Johnson, T. Attorneys. L. J
Mather-Mckeuney & FIaunery
No. 2S Williams Us. Johnson. T. Attorneys
same.
No. 2i9. Catholic University vs.. Waggaman ct al
Attorneys. Hamilton, Colbert Yerkes * Hamilton
John Selden.
No. 25l. Brewer vs.. District Of Columbia Atio--
ngys. Edwin F0rT6sf-E. II Thomas
No. Is. johnson Ct al. Us. Waters ct al Attor-
utyS, ". e. Clsphane-AI. J. Colbert
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE ROOMS
In Evans Bldg, l4l6 to li3f ~ / ave- rental reD
low, including heat, light. and ianitog service.
Estate Of DANIEL S. EVANS. 1924 y. Y. ave. Nv,
no IIu
LARGE MODERN OFFICES ~ THE MET
zerutt Bldg nl0lll2 r ST. nw.; $3.50 Per month.
including heat, light, elevator, ana janit0r service.
no extras ocl0-u
FLEMING BUILDING I4l9 G ST. NV; RENO
yated throughout. lst floor suitable FOR stock bTher
or real estate; also excellent Office MONS with best
Of IaniroF service; extras N15-u
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. NOW LOCATED
at g05 New York ave. large padded vans 81 load
2-hoTse wagon. s. load mnl7-eodtf
FURNITURE BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
with caFs: packing and shipping a specially
KREIGS EXPRESS. I25i Ii st. nB. Phone Main
3AG. su-50
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PERSONAL

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR DIS
carded wearing apparel; ladies OF gents send
postal. viii cali l. TARSHES. 1913 9TH nw.
Phone North 499
THESE BILLS THAT KEEP EN- TALKING
from morning till night is the cash we gave them
for mems discarded wearing apparel, shoes. hats
shirts Drou postal. viii call at once. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND 6l9 ID.
Miss Melville.
Scientific Massage-FRce and Scalp,
dei-50t ll5 3th 81 NV, FLAT 2
MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresscr shampooiug mani,gring. chirop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences Phone Main 2655 eH q
II. NV fe24tf
SUperiiuOus Hair. Warts, MOIeS.
Buthmarks. backheads, and all facial bCmishes
permanently removed by eleCtroysis. Lady operator
Room 63. MetzeUtt Bldg. ulG r ST. NV.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING; /;
no pain look, feel, act, and last longer than nat
maI teeth; shrInken faces made normal, painless
filling DIR. ]. T.. WILSON, 1913 T st. NV. my2s-tf
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FOR SALE At KENTLW ORTIZ. d. c.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LUNCH ROOM. DOING GOOD BUSINESS;
owner leaving city; reasonable offer refused for
immediate sale Il06 & 81. nw. laI-I
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PAINTING. DECORATING. PAPERHANGING
VIII bring samples 90 vour home.
NATIONAL DECORATING co.
7th and I SIS. Phone 65l5 Main
uu6ti
ROOMS pAPERED, 8 Up; SAMPLES
brought; latest fan designs painting Ii PREUX
l0l 9th ST. Phone y. 5i8lm. jal5-tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.


Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns S. up: Gold Fill-
ings s. up. Silver Filings. Soc. Work guaranteed
No rsu. Dr. GEO. L EDMONDS $40 r st. NV.
ialo-u
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WALL PAPER.

- STAR OF THE EAST ABSOLUTELY RE-
y liable Painting and psf)erhanging; reasonable.
Phone or postal J. ID. BECkWITH, SIS 7th ST. ne.
deu-3H
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REAL ESTATE
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE. WE STORE FOR 75c
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. Hs-4z
AZ 10th ST. NV Phone Main ia ias-39t
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The Largest Morning Circulation.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

Did you ever think how much there is in a point
Of view-how much there is in seeing a thing from
tie other man S standpoint!
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Present. Hon Seth Shepard chief justice; Hon.
Charles T. Robb. associate Justice Josiah 4. Van
OrsdaIe associate justice, and Justice Job Barnard
associate justice Supreme Court Of the District Of
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LOST AND FOUND.

BEST AND CHEAPEST ICE CREAM AT La
CEY'S, GO, New York ave- jagn
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-29

It lie expected that the new Nes-
ter,mnl will -he put. in operation on
or about May LIST. The work thus
far has progressed 10 an excellent
manner. and the job OF erecting the
new seventy foot smoke stack Is
now under headwsy and likewise the
installation OF the various pieces OF
machinery. Some OF the latter is
completed and everything points to
an early and successful season.
Joseph st. Germain is able to be
about again after several days sick
ness with Ia grippe.
S. w. Clements was business vis-
itor in Duluth Monday.
Mrs. Nelson Cote is confined to
her home by q severe attack OF la
grippe.
William. Levethure, who for the
past few mouths has been engaged
in taking out q quantity Of timber
from q piece OF land south of the
red rocks" completed his contract
this week. During operations Mr..
Leyethure took out about 100. QUO #.
Of No pine, which will average
about two to the one thousand. The
circumstances under which the tim
Der was removed reflects much
credit upon the contractor as the
roadway lay through precarious
portion OF the country, and each
trip not only endangered his horses,
but driver likewise. The contract
was taken from the Barags Lumber
Company.
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Thursday morning there was
great CONSERVATION in the domains
of chickendom in Barega. The
cause oft sll was that miss Bid
dy, a trim little three year old
wisconsin Red Shuff1er Game chick.
aud winner OF the first prize at the
recent Houghton county Poultry
chow. and owned BY Joseph Fribley,
came OF the nest With the load
proclamation that she had banded
the rest OF the flock hard PROPOSE
Is beat.
This proposition was in the form
qf.an egg, and one which would put
Madam Goose TO shame. The freak
when measured proved: to be 10 10
ches in circumference lengthwise
aud six inches In circumference 81
the belt line and when weighed
tipped the scales at just thre'
ounces.
Nr. Frlbley is very proud Of BIZ
~. and Is enjoying the pleasures 9
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Local Items.

Mrs. Harry Frenette and chill
dren, of Duluth, are guests this week
at the home OF Mrs. Frenette's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schultz.
Theobald Bros. began the season s
work Of cutting ice from the bay.
Since commencing operations they
have shipped in the neighborhood Of
thirty carloads to the copper coun-
try and Mass City.
Mrs. John Funke returned Tues
day from three weeks stay at West
Baden, Iud.
Miss Emma McRandlc OF Hough-
ton, was guest OF Baraga friends.
Arthur Theoboid OF Houghton,
spent Sunday last at the home of his
parents in this village.
Mrs. M. Patterson is a guest OF
Houghton friends this week.
Bert ST. Germain of Milwaukee.
spent a few days guest at the
home of his parents in this village
this week. He was accompanied by
a couple of his companions from the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Danielson
have leased the rooms in the upper
story of the Schlitz building and ex-
pect to occupy them soon.
Lee Crebassa, of Sacramento,
lICalifornia, is expected to arrive 10
Baraga Sunday morning, called here
by the illness of his father.
A crew OF men are actively en-
gagged this week 10 restocking the
local cold storage house OF the Up
per Peninsula Brewing Co. Th'
ice is from the famous Keweenav
Bay waters aud is as clear
as crystal.
| Arthur Crebassa, OF Vans Har
Dor, Mich, arrived here Friday Il
response to a message announcin,
} the serious illness of his father,
B. Crebassa.
A. T.. Meyers, of Menominee
called on trade here Thursday.
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John B. crebassa M.

tits with q degree Of considerable
sadness that we are called upon this
week to chronicle the serious illuess
4of John b. -Crebassa, one of the
oldest acd best known citizens ofthe
Lake Superior region.
/. For some time past Mr.. Crebassa
hes, been = suffering .,from COM
plication OF ailments but has, until
recently, been able to be about and
attend to his duties.
During the fore part of the week
'he was compelled to cease and remain
at home under Especial care of bis
physician.
Few men are better known than
Mr.. Crebassa, as his position as q
light house keeper in the Lake
Superior region for the past forty
five years has brought him in touch
with men of prominence from many
places.
He has made for himself name
which many might be proud Of, aud
II is with sincere hope of bis large
circle Of friends that bis present
scSndinontis .notspf q serious natlire
as supposed and that he will again
.be able to start his lamps in the
lower this spring, as he was won't to
% in che many years past.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-29
AssINlNs ITEMS
Correspondence.


The funeral of the late Mrs. Peter
Maywash occurred from the church
at this place Monday, at 8 o clock in
the morning. Services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. FIR. Faust.
Fire nearly destroyed the resi-
dence of Mrs Jacob Forcia Tuesday,
but was saved from total destruc-
tion by the use OF several buckets of
water.
Mrs. Frank Denomie and son
Lawrence were copper country Wis
itors Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Shelafoe is seri-
ously Ill at her home at this place.
Peter Forcia purchased this week
the fish and ice house of Frank Den
omie, located at this place.
Mrs. Joseph veretti was at
Houghton Tuesday.
Grippe is sweeping the country.
Stop it with Preventics, before il
gets deeply seated. To check early
colds with these little Candy Cold
Cure Tablets is surly sensible and
safe. Preventics contain no Quinine
no laxative, nothing harsh or sick
ening. Pneumonia would never ap
pear II early colds we're promptly
broken. Also good for feverist
children. Large box, AZ tablets, 2:
cents. Vest pocket boxes 5 cents
| Sold hv 10 m phall a. N,eou TiAnoa
and Baraga Store Co., Baraga.