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The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
Circuit Court No. 2.


No. 1850 Woodward & L0throp IS. Newman; de-
muITer % replication oyeTuied. Attorneys, Charles
Bendheim and EdWin FoHest-Cole a Donaldson.
NO. is5sj. Hunt rs. Masters; motion 70 strike ont
second Plea Of defendant Palmer 0Terruled; molten
% strike ont second third and fourth pleas Of de
feadant. Surety Company granted. Attorneys. T. +.
haul0n-E. l. Gics ard ". I. Neale.
No. fa5iZ Alangan vs.. District Of Columbia, de
mrrreI 20 answer oEeTTuled. Attorneys, NJ r. Man
uu-E. IT. Thomas.
No. ls62i Davis vs. Mofatt dismissed AZ cost Of
plaintiff Attorneys II. Z. Dayis-C L Fniley
SO. 1895. Hami Vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Ccmrany demurrer and motion 10 strike
ont Withdrawn and motion for leave 20 Gle amended
declaration within ten DAYS granted. Attorneys,
Lambert. Mclean & Yeaiman-D Darlington.
NJ. 5e0o5. Flowers e al. rs. Riley, judgment un-
dei seventy third rule for SluL70 Attorneys Rails
ton d Sdd0ns-T l.. Jef0rds
No. ig95L Fisher rs. Wsrimsn. demurrer % dee
laration sustained with leave 10 amend in ten days
Attorneys, Slcnan and Lerct-BrandeBburg & Bran
denburg
No 1904 Griffin Is Riley: Judgment under seT-
ent5-thiTd nale for Si55.75. Attomeys H. ~ Wheat
ley l. Jehords
Assignment fCr to-day:
No 4alI international Trust Company vs. spen-
seri ca trial. Attorneys, ". c. ClThane-J. 5.
Essty-Smith
Assignments for January :. 1903.
No. no Grady IS Washington Gsslight Company.
Attorneys. Douglas & D0ugas-NcBeHney d Flau-
negr.
No %. international Tr1st Company vs. Howard
Attorneys. W G.. Clah4ne-B. II. Warner r.
NO 56. Jaquette tze1Itrix vs. Capital Traction
Company. AttCmeysi r. =. Evans. r. II. Benson
". " PoulIney-R r. Perry & Son and c. T.
Dunlop
No .. Lukus vs.. Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company Attorneys L. s.
Bsiiey ard r. = Strucklaud-A. a. Hoeling.
No. I75. Willard vs.. Bullinger Attoueys, " C.
Sullivan and A. !. NewmyeT-E. I. Giss
No. 20 WItter. receiver. vs. Richardson & Bur
gess. Attorneys. J. H. Havien-A. A. Hoeliug
NJ. l2 DALEY ys. Washington Gasight Com
rauy- Attorneys L. J. N8ther-R Z. Perry & Son
No. s. Coker IS Pratt. AttCEeys II. +. Lerch
and +. +. Colloday-Johu Rid0ut and f. T. Pratt
No. 2ls. Walker * 90. s. Elite Laundry Com
Taug. attorneys. George keamey and Edmund
Burke-RalstCa A. Siidons
No. - Dawson. administrator. Is Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys. Alex Giig0ur
and Cuttings q Chamberiain-Hamiiton Colbert.
Nerhes s Hamilton
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Neither Had He.

From Illustrated Bits
Two friends met in the street the other
day, one OF them being a well-known
wit.
After they had been speaking some time
the wit turned 10 his friend and said:
Il say. old chap, have you heard the
tale about the young lady that poured
jug of water in straw hat?'
No replied his friend.
Neither have 7, said the wit, as he
walked away. 1T has not leaked out
yet"
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Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignments FOR January g. 1905:
No. ls3. Glidden Us. Jenness- Miller. Att0mcys.
Bern Minor aud H. b. Rowland Leon Tobriner.
No 239- Patch rs. Washington Railway and Elec.
tTie Company. Attorneys. McNein d sIcNeill-C.
A. Douglas and G. p Hoover
No. 2il- johnson ct al gs Behrend- Attorneys
W. G. CeIha8e-J. J Darlington and r. b.
Behrend
No. 2B. Giehner vs., Hill Attorneys, L. J.
Mathew. A. Johnston
No 2ij. Mcdonald IS. johnson. IT, Attorneys, L.
J. MatbeT-Mckenney & Flannery
no 20. Ross rs. Same. Attorneys. same.
A0. i5. Evans vs.. Washington Railway aud
Electric Company et al Attorneys r. r. Down
.ag and g. a. BeTg-C. A. Douglas and g. T.
HOOFer.
No 2i7. HuTd IS johnson, j.. Attorneys L. J.
Mather-McKenney & Flapnery
No 2i8, Williams Is. johnson. jr. Attorneys,
same
No. 2i9. Catholic University rs. Waggsman ct al
Attorneys Hamilton, Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton
John S-idcu
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AxtroIogy Enriches Language

From the Springfield Republican.
Disaster" is an astrological term.
meaning 'unfavorable star''-one Of the
many words that astrology has be
queathed 10 the English language.
Predominant" fll-starred,' in the as
ocndant" are other instances, not to
speak Of the expression My stars.
Even influence" is really astrological.
signifying the flowing in upon human
affairs of the power of some heavenly
body.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

9NHEDJLb IL EFFECT NOf EMBEk "A lS7
Leave Washington New Union Station.
$40 a. Ia and 800 a. m.-Daiy-AI points on
NoIICk and Western also Knoxville, chattanooga
aud Memphis
lo;l5 p. m.-Daily- Roanoke, Bristol. Whston-
salem, nnoIyille. Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis
NeW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
FOR Aoitols-LeaTe Washington 4-J e. H. daily
Al5 q. N. daily. 3:i5 ,. n. daily Auiye Norfolk
u % a. L.. SD D. a.. l045 D. II.
$50 D. m.-Daily- -BerryTlle Luray. Shenandoah
Trans iFlm the Southwest arrive s7il a. M. and
u - ,. Ia,
All luiormation Fourteenth street and Nes YcTk
avenue lBuld BuildiugI
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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES

During the current fiscal year New
Zealand is 10 spend S5.625,e00 on railway
construction and Sll,0So,000 on public
works generally. Last year 130 miles of
railway were constructed
Mr.. Thompson, Canadian member Of
Parliament for Yukon. declares that
within five years the Klondike gold out
put viii reach $20099O00 a year as the
result of the operations Of the big dredg-
ing companies.
sixty carloads OF Canadian made har-
vesting machinery have been ordered for
Siberia.
The annual report of the Canadian de-
partment of trade and commerce shows
the total grain crops of the season of
1896 10 be more than H5.0J0.G00 bushels. of
which l&0C0.0)0 bushels were wheat and
202, 0)0,006 bushels oats.
Imports into Canada in 1907 (estimated)
from the United States VIII amount to
yl6',0oo0o0, against only $7SGJ0000 from
Great Britain.
Canada's government revenue from all
sources this year will be more than SIO0.-
0OaV0. In the first seven months the
customs receipts increased S6,500030
The total gold output I'm October last of
the Transvaal mines was 553553 ounces
OF fine gold, an increase OF I5.5l9 ounces
over September, 1901. IN October 1906
the output was 540.609 ounces.
At the Paris automobile exhibition in
1855 there were $50 exhibitors and sS0O00
worth Of machines were shown. This
year the exhibitors number 400 and the
exhibited property is Of the value Of
S. .60o.000
Although the sovereignty Of China has
been theoretically restored in Manchu-
ria, the South ManChuran Railway re-
fuses TO carry Chinese mails unless they
are sent through the japanese .post-of-
fee and international rates paid ON what
Is considered TO DE Chinese inland cor
respondence.
British imports in October last amount
ed 10 $Zss.0Ja099. an increase OF S15.O00.0 900
over October 1906. the exports were Sz25.-
Hvb4. a gain of $35 85oJ0 The mfa-
vorabie balance Of trade for the month
was S63.oo),e00 but sS0.W00l0 of the ex-
ports was for re-exported goods
French imports FOR the first ten months
or 1907 amounted in value TO Sl,0zS. coo 900
increase, $l5,e0.099l, and exports 10 S952.-
o15,UH, an Increase Of Ss3.93.N1
The Court of Appeals az Lisbon. Portu-
sal, has decided that the hawking of
Protestant Bibles for sale in the streets
does not constitute the crime of disre-
specJ 70 the State religion
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(saturaay, January Z, 10Os1

TO secure T. NJ. saul. Sl.s50 years and monthly
payments. 81 Per cent. semi annually. lot a
square 2569
Bloomingdale- -Charles ~. Burnett ct TX to The
Washington Loan and Trust Company. 70 sec7re
Equitable Cooperative Building Association,
$50 lot G6. block z
University Park-Josefh Abel ct ux. 10 John r.
AIMS and Samuel A. Duuy to secure Lee
Brown 500 I 20 y months, per cent, semi
annually l0t g. block IS.
Square esT-Peter N. Calvin et Tx. 20 John T. Hen
dTck and Nellie ! Niddekauh. 10 secure pattie
W Hendriek, IeoJ, payable March o. 1873. 6
Per cent l0t g.
University Park-Oscar Jones Ct ux. 20 John r.
Arms and Samuel A. DHIry. 20 secure Lee Brown,
So, 10 . months, per cent, semi-snnuaIly,
lot s. block s.
Square Sl-PatTck NcKeJEn et TX 10 William
Hui and J. Snrigg Poole 20 secure William j.
Fentress, sla9, 3 years, per cent, seni-anHi-
slly l0t A.
square sf-Bertln T0ulotte ct uX. % joseph J. Oar
hngion and Blair Lee. 10 secure The Washing
ton City Orphan Asylum. $50 years. 6 Der
cent semi annually, part original lot &.
Square 45J-fhomas T. Penicks IT, Il TX 10
Griffin Halstead and Thomas C. Bradley. 70 Sc
eHe Mary y. Csndee g7isuliau. 81 so. yesrs.
per cent, quarterly, part original lot g.
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Civilization in Six Chapters.

From the Egyptian Standard.
We have received the following spicy
analysis of British civilizing procedures
in Africa from a young Egyptian from
Tanta, who shows dramatic aptitude The
title Of his communication is "A Tragedy
in Six Acts"
Act 1.-The Missionary.
Act whisky and Pale Ale.
Act 3-The Maxim Gun.
Act A Newspaper.
Act Cricket and Football.
Act 6-Death Of the Last Aborigine.
Finis-Band plays Rule Britannia"
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The waytof Nature.

From the san Francisco Chronicle.
Well, how do you figure Sullivan lost?"
inquired a man on a Market street car
Lost what?" asked the man across the
aisle.
''The prize fight this afternoon. Sulli-
van fought kaufman, a young CaIifor-
MIA heavyweight Sullivan's bald you
know"
Huh, How did Sullivan lose? a man
can't stay good forever Why, I remem-
Der reading about Sullivan fghting twen-
~ years ago. Is he very bald now?"
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FROM ckeief.
The coming Of the taxieab is making
the hanson driver more sarcastic than
ever. a lawyer recently drove from the
British Museum TO the Ritz Hotel in
PiccadiIIy. and onB gave his driver the
shilling required by law. The driver
looked at this shilling and Bit, his lip.
Then. in the most courteous manner, he
motioned to the lawyer to get in again.
Go on. he said. DO step in again,
sir. I could ha' drove yer a yard or two
further for this ere.
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Smart BOY.


An urehin Of some eight summers ran
into the house the other day and. ad-
dressing his grandma, who vas quietly
darning socks by the kitchen fire. said:
Grandma, can you eat nutsY"
No. my dear" was the reply; 7 lost
ali my teeth years ago"
Then said the youngster, producing
a quantity of Brazil nuts, hold these
while l go out and get some more"
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GuiIeIess Gertie.

From the Tatler.
Gertie (who has behaved very rudely
to her mamma, to her aunt-Auntie Clara.
pray don't so away yet
Aunt Clattered)-I had no idea you were
SO fond Of me, Gertie.
Gertie-Oh, Auntie Clara. it isn't that.
but mamma said I was 10 be whipped
when you had gone.
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CHESAPEAKE . OHIO RAILWAY,

NOTE Published only as information. ard not
guaranteed
so = A-C d o. LIMITED Daily-Fast ves-
uDuie ualn. Pullman sleepeTs 60 LcEii gton i0uIs
tiLe. SlAchnau, Indianapolis. Chicago, and 81
LOuls. Connection f0r NlrgiUia Hgt ~tfirgs Pull
man cars Louisville % Nashville Memphis. and Acw
orleans. Dining cars a ia carte service.
utU I. NJ r. \. LIMITED. Daiiv-S0iid
.esllbGle uain. Pullman sieepeIs % Cincinnati
Lexington, and Louisville. mIartmeut sleeping
car % iIslEia hot Springs week d71s Dining ears
"a carte service Pullman SlCcIsTs CIucln1au 10
Sllcago and ST. Louis. and Louisville 70 Alenphis
Nashville. and Sew Orleans
le7ef'alloLs and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
OnceS, 5D feuusylEauia avenue az 18th street.
Eeaf T., ana AeW onion otation. Telephones Main
80 iuT Washington Terminal Cab Service ana aialn
100 % -te t1f q. y %. Iicset eahce.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles f. var. Fleet IT., p, and Ella Y. Blsnch.
ard l2 Rev. Z. Hez Sven.
joseph r. Caldwell. "a. and Addis ". Caldwell
both Of Charlotte y e. Rev n O. Macleod
Thomas H. Watts, 3 Bsistersburg Va, and Ber.
tha II. Shoeaey, MeComas, ". Va. Rev. ". q,
Mcneil.
COLORED.
Wilson @. sampson, Q, and Sadie c. Barzes, @
Rev William II. Cost0n.
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From Punch.
Lean customer want some medicine
or something that will put more flesh on
my bones
Medicine dealer (fning bottle from large
glass jar)-This VIII TX you. Take a
tablespoonful three times day, eat
plenty Of soup meat. leguminous vege-
tables. wheat bread and fruits, and alb
stain from energetic exercise. Two-and-
nine. Thanks.
Fat customer five minutes later)-I
want something that Will relieve me Of
this superduous fat.
Medicine dealer (flling bottle from the
same large glass jar)-This will fix you.
Take a teaspOonful three times a day.
abstain from soup, meat, leguminous
vegetables, wheat bread and fruits, and
take plenty OF energetic exercise. Two
and-nine. Thanks
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That KIng Theodore Idea.

From the Kansas City Star
The Ann Arbor professor who has
started boom" for Roosevelt for king
is AT least as conservative and logical
as the admirers Of the President who
persist in urging him to accept third
term nomination. And he is altogether
as likely to succeed in his efforts.
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Commnnds biggest vessel.


Capt. Pritchard. of the Mauretania, has
risen from humble beginning. a ma
tive Of Carnarv0n, he was left an orphan
early in life, and in fulfnment Of his
mothers last wish he took up sailors
calling He first became a cook on the
Gleeni a small Carnarvon sailing vessel,
in his fourteenth year. After two and
haR years Capt Pritchard entered the
maritime service proper. and at the end
Of twelve years was captain and part
owner Of a brig In the slate trade. He
subsequently made voyages I'm sailing
vessels 10 every part Of the globe. and
after twenty-one years OF sea life en-
tered the Cunard service in 1879. In the
Intervening twenty-eight years he has
commanded every Cunarder, with the ex-
ception Of the Umbria and Lusitania.
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A CHAMPION WHITTIER.
Ella Blackburn. and Her Queer
Accomplishment.

Not one girl IN a hundred can use a
without cutting her fingers, and as for
whiting at broomstLek they'd cut their
heads OF If they tried IT, Miss Ella
Blackburn, Of Iron Mountain, No. is a
different kind Of girl, however She is
only thirteen years Old and yet she has
Whitfield out and put together the wheels
Of a clock that keeps fairly good time,
as well as a wooden chain 2 feet long
and fuI set of croquet balls As q
matter Of fact. she is better whittier
than any boy IN town and she also whis-
ties as she whites
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TICKET OFFICE: llA PENNA. AVE.

Notiee-t oilowng schedule not guaranteed.
Ha3 \ n Daly-seaboard Mai. Through coaches
ana Pullman seepers 10 Savannah ald Jacksonville
Through sltepers Washington to Hamlet eud Ham
let 10 Atlanta. iaTlo car TO rmelurst. Dining
cars.
- +. M- Daily Sedboard Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through 20 Jacksonville and ST. Au-
gusihe Also through sleepeTs 10 PinChust, At
anta. birmingham. and Memyhfs Dining cara
9-V i. N. Daily-Seab0ard Express Coaches and
fuiinaus 20 savannah and jacksonville Dining
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Criminal Coart No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

Assignments for January E. 1867:
No. g George vs. Palmer. Attorneys. D. "
OD0noEhue- Nathaniel Wilson.
Ne. g. Hareu vs. sullivan. Attorneys, W. L.
Fori-W0lf & Rosenberg
30 g. Benson Ct a. vs. WuEhtson. Attornevs
j. T. Sgllivan-W. C. Gardiner.
No g. Fenis IS Ferris. Attorneys. ". E. Am
hrose-E q. Dutton
Nos. 4s and 6z7. Est Company vs.. Mahoney. At
tornegs Bradley & Bradley
No 81 Jones e al IS RUPERT. Attorney Hay
den Johnson and 7. II. Pa,terson-A. \. Hoehling,
il.
No g. Holmes et al Riani. Attorneys. Lester &
PriCe-W q. Gardiner.
No y. Moore a Hill IS BUImmingsr Attorneys.
Lambert q Mclean.
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PureIy the Teacher,s FanIt.

From IId-bHs.
A high-sehool boy brought perfect
spelling papers home for several weeks.
and then suddenly began to miss five
and six out OF ten.
'How's this, my SON." asked his
father.
Teachers fault" replied the boy.
How is it the teachers fault?
He moved the little boy that sat next
to me-
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Equity Court No. =.

No. G5i3 ia re RaebiufGamer Coal Company
Temporary receiver authorized 10 instruct railroad
company 20 delivery Of c5al Attorneys. DaU,
peyser. and Taylor-J. 3. Daish
No assignment for to-day.
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Assignments for Monday. January s, l51s:
Original Docket 2s3. In the matter of the appli-
cation Of Henry b. F. MacfarlaDd ct al, Commis-
sioners e the District Of Columbia. Attorney.
L. II. Thomas.
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The Cause OF the smnsh-nn.

me '"uNt OF Ghe Smash-up.
From the Bohemian.
he old darky was suing the railroad
company for damages. The man con
tended that, not being warned by the
whistle or engine bell ne had started 20
drive his rig across the companys track.
when a snunted box ear Of said comr uy
crashed into his outfit. causing the death
OF the horse, loss Of the wagon, and
minor injuries to himself After the pros
ecution aad closed its side of the case the
company's lawyer called ths Old darky to
the stand and went az him.
MIR. Lamson," he began. your rig was
struck 10y the box car in fun daylight.
was it not2"
! fink oar was some clouds ovahead.
suh. answered the caviiing witness.
Never mind the clouds, And only
few days before this accident the railroad
company had put a new sign at that
CTOssing2"
Oar was sign dar. ya-as. suh.1
and didn't that sign Say Stop, Look.
Listen%
Now, dar am de Who'll accusation ub
dc trouble, declared the darky with ami
nation "Ef dat Stop sign hadn't caught
dis chile's eye jes' s All war squar' ON
dat track dar wouldn't a been no smash
up
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Eauifx Court No. 1.
CHIEF JUSTICE

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Ihere WI ae a preliminary call Of the odd mum
Dered calendared cases in Equity Count No / on
TUESDAY, January J. 1903 at 10 D. III.
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suits.

No 5lI6l J. Clarence Price. assignee vs.. the
Highland BIick Company account S356.55. Attorney,
". F. Lester
No. 5ol02 Henry H. Burroughs vs. The Washing
ton Herald Company libel. Sl5.0o attorney. ". {.
BaljeTs0n,
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE SIAEtDkD.
Assignments fcr Monday, January g, ies:
United States vs. Mayer T. L0Hens.ein.
United States IS. james LarkCr.
United States vs. George A Griswaid.
United States rs. John Fowler.
AFaisuments and sentences.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.
THE VAN DYKE.

Cor. 81 and D stG DIV. Wen furnished rooms ana
apaTiments pTiTale baths rates reasonable; tran
sients taken; 5oe up iys-ti
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price; rooms fine bath; furnace; covered front
pofch' in perfect condition: deep lot 10 an alley.
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MOORE q HILL 0nc),
1873 q ST. " W,
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate.
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ROOMS WANTED.
FURNISHED.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

APT. 80. THE IMPERIAL" COLUMBIA RD.-
Specially weil-auang5d and furnished: long OF
short lease: terms moderate jaIeod5t
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-NEAR TWO CAR
lines seven rooms, bath; unlimited telephone
BOX . Herald office mg4
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PERSONAL.
snperfluous HnIr. IYarfa- NInIen

Birthmarks blackheads, and all facial blemisb
permanently removed by elecToiysis. Lady operate
Room 63. Metzerott Bldg ITO ST. NV
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Three Acres with This.
House Of rooms; stories and attic; 800 fruit
trees barn. 8 p0altr1 houses. &c 1850
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS. RESTs
goEsTnment, estate. and damage claims; no charvs
Snlsss sueceaSful. FULLER AGENCY, ~ I'm ug.
ses-n
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MILLINERY.
In Old England.

FURs REMODELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
gI3 & ST oc2tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SELL APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SIS 500
which nets $3.50 or viii trade; viii sell a colonial
estate in Maryland Of over 800 acres. with every
modern improvement, all stocked With horses. COWS.
sheep, crops, &c viii sell Cuban Asphalt stock for
$50 par share; also Carter Automobile stock Ad-
dress DON CARLITOS Herald Office u59t
FOR sALE-SMALL BOARDING HOUSE; FULL:
permanent boarders; $50; leaving city BOX 5.
Herald oiice ia47r
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EIDERDoWN QUILTS COVERED WITH NEW
satin or silkaiihe. 9l3 ST. ocl0-ty
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FLOOR OIL.

FOR PRIVATE AND BUSINESS HOUSES F0R
neat glossy floors. use HINTERS dust-k Killing
Hoof oil S5e gallon. Phone Main sans o- Iro1
postal 10 us Pennsylvania ave NV Ioot for ~
label, c. I. Hunter dei7-te
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at 800 New York ave; large padded vans, 81 load
--nuIst wagon y loAd. mnl7-ecdtf
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation in the Dis
iriet Of Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements.
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NEW FIXTURES To BE SOLD; CHEAP; SUCH
as scales, shelving, ? counters and a nice re-
frigerator. At 1871 9th ST. NV. i,g-9f
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED, RELINED, AND TRIM
med anew; low prices; good workmanship. sls
81. ocl0-tf
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE. WE STORE FOR T5c a
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 4s-i21-
~ 10th st. NV. Phone Main l29 ia3-3Ot
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FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, PIANUs. OC.. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
kRElG'S EXPRESS. lZ2I Il ST Nv. Phone AIain
al0. au75-tg
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FOR SALE-0O CHOICE OVERCOATs. FROM
8 10 S; these goods are strictly aU-wool and
iailofmade Slightly worm all other goods reduced
Give us cali JUSTH'S 5 OLD STAND. 6l9 d.
de3l-7t
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FOR SALE-ONE GOOD, USEFUL UPRIGHT
piano IN thorough rIairi SlI0 cash OF time, should
he seen az once. 1915 K ST. nv ia42t
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Bankruptcy Court.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 81. In re Samuel kleinmsn: mTolunta
Attorneys, BraBdeuburs * Baudenburg
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
MIsCELLANEOUS-FOR SALE.

ONE SHARE OF L. S. REALTY STOCK YAIr
ued at 500. for So; sacrifice; need 10 sell. Ad
dress BOX g. Herald Office
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FOR SALE-W1LL SELL AIY HOME on FLA
ave uw. 10 good eolcred person; price, $3.50: 500
cash; balance easy. BON J. Herald Office. ia23t
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FOR sALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Gas
range. sewing machine. perfect condition. Phone
north 4750 +st9r
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WASHING TO TAKE HOME; ALSO HOUSE
work Tor small family; satisfaction guaranteed
1913 5th NV.
WASHING TO TAKE HOME. BY A FIRST
class lsundress. Ills Isl ST. NV. ia5N
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05

FOR sALE-sIX MAHOGANY FOLDING BEDS
with beyeled mirror front, best style Of bed made
viii sell one or all; can be seen in basement Of THE
SHOREHAAT HOTEL iaaot
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FLATS FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
In Evans Bldg. li6 to liza n. Y ave rental very
ioT, including heat. light, and janitoF service.
Estate o. DANIEL $. EVANS I42i y. \. ave. nv,
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LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN THE NET.
zeEott Bldg., ubllie st. nB.i sl25) per month.
Including heat light, elevator, and janitor service
no extras oc,3-tf
FLEMING BUILDING. lHs e 81. NV: RENO.
waited throughout lst fcor suitable for stock broke;
or real estate; also excellent ofce rooms with best
OF lanitOT service: extras. iy2s-f
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Big for Little Money.
loroom house. with hath rent s25 50; Price s. 40:
near Washington Cilvle.
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WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL, $50 PER TON
Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays only IZa q
81. nv. Phone, main A.