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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
Vaudeville ano Pictures

TIL" vau ,eviile AMI pictures a
l)r amland attracted bag crowds
again yesterday. New picidr VIII
IL, shown tGvay as usual. and tn
two vaudeville acts will remain
throughout tn week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
Cleared.

81, amer East lands OBJ l-!oy".
Naml urg Dahtr-Whncicy Coal Com
ranr.
Bare kuickcrhockcr. fer ProNt'' nee
-Chrnaprakc n ono Coal and Cox"
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Sr-nci.=rcz skaE"uP nt the on
rlnyrua 81 - IN 3. 's ihv IN" AN
res.,Erd - E,rGrC fici' ~ Wan
add help yog 10 maHsEe shake ups.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

This woman says that sick
women should not fail to try
Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound As she did.
Mrs. A. Gregory, Of 1855 Lawrence
St, Denver, Col, writes to Mrs
Pinkham:
Twas practically an invalid for six
years, on acrouut Of female troubles
underwent sn operation by the
doctors advice. but in . few months
was worse than hcforc. A friend ad-
vised LYDIA L. PinEham's Vegetable
Compound and II restored NC 20 pcrfcc:
health. such as have rot enjoycd In
many years Any w"nan suffering ss
did with bark ache, bcarin--dnwn
pains. s.,d periodic pains, should M; fail
20 usc Lydia T. Tinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positivejv cured thousands 81
wnraen who have lecn troubled with
displaccmcn;s. Inflammation, uLV "a
tor. fibrnid tunorS. irreg,iiaTities.
p.ri"dic paius. t'ockache, tia; hear.
ing-dnen FEELING. fatuiepcy, indiCrs-
tioa, dizziness or nervous proStrst:on.
Why don't Won trY it?
Mrs.. P.nlha iGvitcs all sicl:
women tn write her for adyic"-
she has guided Thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
Hw You Going to We Bssd
Concert ceaisbn

Everybody slss is. and il you have not
yet secured your seats, don't resd snoth-
o. word, but 20 at once to 0ooddings
whore they are on sale. Standing room
will be cold later.
An excellent musical program has
been prepared.
Tho Negro sketch bsing put on by old
time artists, il rich painfully funny.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
seaioe 0S1ooSlay

The attendance - the Opera
House last Friday libht was good
and shakespsArs1 play. 1.-The
Winters Tale" ~ presented
very creditably and bowed much
|talsot. Oue Ming @eticeabls
and that was that svsry one had
his part we'll committed and
seemed to enter into tho spirit
Of the play.
! 1t 10 seldom that amateurs han.
die Shakespeare plays with 80
much talent a. did the class Of
1908 in the rendition Of "The
Winters Tale"
The choruses and drills were
especially enjoyed, showing care
full praotioe. Music was furnished
by the Band between acts.
This 10 the largest class ever
graduated at the Monte Vista High
school and the town may we'll feel
proud Of il.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
peta.,s T1lk.

The Potato SPECIAL passed
through Monte vista Friday morn
ing and made a SAdtt stop here.
As they pulled out e professors
seized J. F. zinseraed forced him
aboard the train =. good exam
pie of potato grover to exhibit
at Del Norte.
The Institute tain returned
from Del Norte to Monte Vista at
l 80 and was met byh large crowd
of ranchmen and sitizens who
listened to the lectures and talks
by the college profss1ors until the
train pulled out.
The car containing sorters, seed
cutters, planters, becial potato
cultivators, ridging end ditching
machines, digger Md a model
potato cellar was Inspected by the
ranchmen and others present with
a good deal of intafebt.
The lectures and demonstrations
on rotation, propagation of soil,
selecting, preparing and cutting
seed, cultivating, if4igating, stor-
ing, marketing, prevention of dis
ease and of insect losses were
highly interesting - we'll as in
structive. Too muoA praise can
not be given 70 the atate Agricul-
tural college for the interest taken
in the development Ind advance
ment Of ono Of The greatest and
growing industries u Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
Live Stsek Shipnesss.

Wednesday and Thursday the
following shipments were made
from this station: Kemper Ahrens
S cars lambs; F. G. Sylvester, 9
cars; j. L. Hurt, I cars. Abe
Chase shipped 3 cars Of hogs 10
Pueblo and Bert Campbell 2 oars.
The Valley Land Co. shipped =
cars Of cattle to Kansas City; Juo.
Adams 4 cars TO Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

There have been . good many
oas Tosds Of ho3s sh,ppsd from
the valley the past fsw moaths 70
California These hoss have 70 be
transferred n . narrow easgs road
q Albsquerque. II tsqairss sev.
srsl men h attend oes a. thsss
bog trains 70 the coast and ths cnst
q such shipments 10 vssy sxpsu.
sivs. II would sesm thet . pack.
iag plant soWewhsse II ~ valley
wosid hsudIs The bag psodsct
moro shssply sad bst>ss. The
big isdsslsy is growiag ssd there
oaGht 70 b enough holls raised Ia
the valley. 70 warrant ~ baildina
q . god sissd packing p,ass hsrs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
4 Die Ree,sy oea,.

A deal involving consideration
OF $500, 900 was closed 10 Denver
lest veek whon the ownership Of
10000 acres Of fertile land in tho
San Luis valley was transferred
from th" San Luis Valley Land
sod Mining company 70 Lippiuoost
snd Harrison Of COLORADO Springs.
The laud which affords excellent
Agricultural opportunities, is 70 b
colooised. IL iies near Crsssoos
snd includes nearly ell Of the Sas
Luis. Mara Bsccs Grant
Mn. A. J. Adsna, owner Of The
Adams hotsl in Denver u the eeu.
srsl manager OF the company
which formerly owned The las ]
sod bed mech to do 10 psts,ng ths
deal through.-Alsmoea Couriss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
rar.ees' Ressrve,r.

Last Monday the transfer Of the
Tsbor Reservoir site on The Rio
0rsnde river to the Farmers
Un,on Irrigation company was
completed. This is ono Of tho
four reservoir applicatious which
we're granted BY the Interior D.
partnsnt of the United States
several weeks ago.
A. soon - tho weather will per.
nit, civil en9inssrs will be pat TO
work making surveys and tho
coopsny will begin the work oi
baildine the b,g dam.
Il y estimated that tho capacity
Of this reservoir whom completed
will be sbout $1,000 scrs tsst ol
wstsr. This will furnish sn ade-
qasts supply Of wassr at I'll ssa-
soos for the lands now under The
Farmers Union Ditch and will also
fsrnish wstsr Tor opening up .
large srsa ol new territory which
y now lying Idle.
The company has already -.
esivsd many inquiries regarding
boeds snd from The present out-
look viii hsve no trouble In secuf.
isg snpls capital 70 push The work
70 completion. Center Dispatch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
4loO's OauOhtoeo.

A party Of seventy composed Of
the Kings Daughters. met at Nm.
Roscoe McKune's Thursday night
in honor Of some visiting sisters.
During the evening q 5-oourss
lunch was served and the party
spent a most enjoyable occasion in
games, music and social convsrsa-
ton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28
weaAise Asslvoeossy.

The friends Of Ar. aud Mrs.
William Miles gave them . sur.
prise lest Friday sfternoou by call.
ing 10 4 body at their home 10 the
Robb district. the occasion being
the 80th anniversary oe their mar.
riags. Hi-
Ats o'clock, dinner IVES served,
Mr. AcCollister rsspond,ng TO q
toast followed BY . repiy By Mr..
MiIsa.
A most enjoyable afternoon WAS
spest BY oil present.
NJ. snd Mrs. Miles sre pionssrs
in the valley, having been here 81
years.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

There ass some potatoes coming
into market selling at Is cents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

G. b. Stutsman has a new Reed.
ing Standard bicycle which 10
propelled by gasoline power and
makes from s TO 80 miles an hour.
II sells at GEO and is . beauty.
He has sold three OF these ma.
chimes already.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

L. J. Chapman of CFeeds M
doing business In town ThuSsdAy
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Johs Adams came up from Ala.
nosa Tuesday morning % . busi.
ness trip
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Art Webster returned Friday
from Kansas City and 81. Louis
where he sold some sheep and
lambs,
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

L. B. Sylvsstsf has 5000 spring
laabs that ars doing nicely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

II il reported that Sam Hunter.
son OF Ars. Phoebe Hunter, has
struck il rich in Oregon. Hs has
uncovered rich vein of tree gold
orc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

g. 4. Hudson, who came here
last October and lister bought the
6hsa raseh. bas sold the pIaes and
Will return 70 Oklahoma 10 . lev
days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Two or loads q househoId
goods we're shipped 10 hsrs the
erse Of ths week from lllisois by
+. A. BooA
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

George Ksnnsdy ~ bousht
Sam Prudss's drey bustnsob aud b
prepared 70 DO Oh kiude Of div.
isG promptly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

w. b. Psacock We taken With =
severe sttsek Of The grip Mosday
sod sent 70 Mn. Faltos Tor some
osdSoins thss Dr.. Fultoo pssd to
prescribe and 10 twenty .eosr hoars
he was I'll right
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Forest Ranger whitney took up
= load Of furniture Tuesday 70
Jasper where he will make be
headquarters during the sprisg
and summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

Ara Milt Rupert received
notice Sunday Of tho death Of her
mother, MrA Mary z. Young, Of
Lafayette, Ind, and left Monday
night 10 attend the funeral.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

J. p. Belford, Of South Fork
was doing business in Monte Vista
Friday. Mr.. Belfod has a saw
mill near South Fork and finds q
good market for his lumber in
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-03-28

James Mcintosh has sold bis
furniture, hardware and impls-
mcnt business to T. A. Bone Of
Illinois who has taken possession.
Mr.. Bone il u business man Of
ample means and will place Jas.
e. Ward IN charge of the store.
Mr.. Bone has also bought the
Wh,ttlesey place east Of town and
also the j. II. Stone ranch north
of town.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Barry Fam-Ths Calvert Building and Loan Ass0-.
citation 10 William h. I. Spencer and May n.
Spencer part lot 4. section 5. $40
Mount Pleasant-Flora 81 Schmidt et Tir, Ernest
L., 10 Elizabeth NJ Hsssan, lot 90, SO
Oak VieE-Thonas EsgsH ct ux. to Marion Butler,
lot g. block s. So julia 5. Gilliss TO same, lot 8,
block 8 S3sl-50. Stella A. Kenneth 10 Fiorsncs
T. Butler lots 4 and 8 block g. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PlsiBs-Frank 6. Carr
penter e. TX. 20 Frederic HewbuTgh lot 8, block
l. Sc
First street northwest; near Florida aTenus-WIiisnI
81. Garter e. TX. 70 Claude A. and Elizabeth >.
Ki.lmon, l0t ls9. square ISL. SIC.
Squares 70. 706, and 745-Jsmes Martin e al "a
Ellen Martin lot Il square II; lots 3. ( and 5,
square 70s and lots So s. and S. sQuzrs rs S.
l49 Twenty-frst street n0rthwest-Bertha 1. Robin
son 10 Mary L. Psrson. lot s square s., $40.
Fourth and q streets n0TthW5st-ArthUr Carr and
William Mex Clayton trustees 10 johanna
C0liEu0u, part square SO, So
BTightFood Park-Diler T. Gr0H 20 Mary A. Wan
nan lot g. block g. and lot d. block T. SO.
No. 2234 Thirteenth street noFthWezt-Iosepb 2
Bowling e. ux. 10 Walter T. and Ida B. Hon
esty. Jos -. square "a. SO.
ThiTtieth street and DumbsrtOn avenue northwest
Sarah J. Fischer e. -ir William c. to Georga
Freeman. parts lots IA and p square 12l. SO.
No. TIA street n0rthwest-T Brent Roberts -
Edith J. Go0de. part lot =. square l5s. $1,000.
Colfax street northwest, between n and streets
Leudell A. Conner. 81. 10 James J. OVEN. lots
Is and e. square IL. SO
Thirty-hfth street northwest. between Q and K
streets Edgar J. Hulse e u. 70 Mary K Nil
ler. lot H. square III SO. MARY K. Miller 60
viz, J. Barton 20 Philip F. Gormiey. lot Il.
square i277. So
street northwest. between Seventeenth and z Th-
tenth stTeets-Charles " Holmes trustee, 20
Charles W and Caroline Medium. pan LOT 2
square I59, SO.
Homead Manor-William = MINK et ur. 70 Emma
C. Jones' lot 81 block e.. sic. same 70 James
]. CLARK, lots 81, IS. and s. block g. SO.
Dobbin's Addition to Washington-Hsry WsTdman
TO George SteTePs lot is, square L. SO.
PARK place northeast between Eleventh and Twelfth
streers-HaTTiet II. YandsTliD Ct TlT Charles A,
TO John and Nellie Gilen, lot 4. square Rs7 SIC.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17


Estate Of Thomas Kelly; yin dated December y,
1907 filed.
Estate Of John ". Frost petition for attorneys
fee and reimbursement Attorneys Thompson s.
Lsskey.
Estate Of Charles T. schofed: petition for let
teTs Of administration Attorney Frank Z Rapp.
Estate q Nsth Sargent petition for probate and
record II viii ard letters testsmentsTy Attorneys,
Blair Thom.
Estate Of William Dacy petition for safe q real
estate Attorney, W. b. Reilly.
Estate Of William T. Reamsr; petition for letters
Of administration. Attorneys. Wells, Hoover &
Wells
Estate Of Catherine E sehisl giu dated August
81, 1897 fled.
Estate Of william F. Rssmer. order granting Jet .
teFs Of administration; bond. $50. Attorneys. WsllA
Hoover Wells.
Estate Of Mary z weser; petition for PROBATE
aud record Of viii and letters testamentary. Attor-
neg " J. Colbert
Estate Of Mary /. Tinker; VIII dated December 8.
1903 fled and petition for probate and record q
viii ard letters testament6ry. Attorneys, A ;.
WoTthington and W. X. Quinteg.
Estate Of Della McGnth order appointing col
hector; bond, $50 Attorney, CTsndal Alssssy,
Estate Of Wilbert Clary; vii dated December g.
1907 fled
Estate Of Alfred " RoEell; Vii dated July 81.
1872 fled.
Estate Of Frances y Mexican; VII dated JLunary
H. lsG hled.
Estate Of Charles O. Stewart; petition fOT lsttcD Of
collection
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
WITH BOARD.
UNFINISHED.

llOl THIRD ST NW.-NICE UNFINISHED
front room; closet, nice housekeeping nos chill
dTeu. lal63t
M 10TH ST. wv UNFINISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; Yery reasonable. jal53J
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 7ll-Frank A Jones e. TX. 70 George c.
Boarmsn and Eugene Morgan. 20 secure Will
ian ". B0amsH, N.1o, 8 years, per cent,
seIuiannually lots rs and IA.
Meridian Hill-AiChael J. Keans 20 Joseph ]. Oar
lingt0n and Blair Lee. 10 secure the Washington
City Orphan Asylum. $500 years 6 per cent,
semi-snnually. lots 81. 81, snd s., block 4, Sans
10 Blair Lee and B Francis saul. 10 securs
Alexander ". Oliver. S4593. years Der cent,
semi-annually. lots g. s. and S. block T.
Square 55l-Clsude r. Kiilmon Ct Tx. 20 Chaplin
Brown and Henry H. Bergman. 20 secure ORR
entail Building Association. No. g. $500. lot lsa.
Square 5S4-J0hanna Colignon TO Frank J. Dieu-
dome and James Berry. to secure Arthur Carr
and Willism Mex. Clayton. trustees, 500, 3
years. Per cent, quarterly part.
Friendship and Mount Airy-ChaTles T. johnson,
trustee, 10 Herbert A. Gil and Edward McC.
Jones. 10 secure the Arlington Fire Insurance.
Company d Districs Of Columbia. $500 z
months, per cent, semi-annually lot q. bloch z
Square E4-Walter F. Honesty e ux. to Noruean
L SsnsbuTy AMI Lewis Z. Breuninger 20 Sc
cure Joseph B. Bowling, sll5. l 70 s. months,
per cent. semi-annuslly lot g
Meridian Hill-MiChaei J. Keane to b Francis
Saul and Walter z. Hilton 20 secure Harry
NJ Ellis, Sl5.50o years. per cent. ssmi-an-
nually. lots S. g.. S. 20, 75. T. 3. y. and 50.
block gs trusts. one on each lot Ct $3.50 esehl.
Sams to William Montgomery aHd 3. Francis
Saul. 10 secure Masonic Mutual Relief Ass0cia-
ton 500. years. per cent, ssmi-snnually'
lots Il to 55 block 4
Twining City-RobeTt J.. Bradbury st ux 70 Henry
H. BeTgnisnn and George NJ EmmeTich. % Sc
cure German-Amercan Building Association. No.
g, Sl,So, lot g. block s. Same 70 same, same
dtbt, DOT = block s.
Square G2-lda n Blue 70 William j. Father and
Frank T. Rawlings. 20 secure John II Jones,
$780, 3 years per cent. seHll-annuaily- lot =
Square I59-Charlcs W. Needhsm aud Car0lins Nead-
ham % John p. Larner and Charles ", Holmes,
70 secure Charles T. Marsh, $500, years, s
per cent semi annually. part lot 2.
Square 52S-HaEnah 4. Wade 70 Charles NJ Birck-
head and George q. McElwee 10 secure Edward
p Schwartz, 500 years, Per cent. semi
annually. lot IT,
Square S67-Annie ". Elliott to- Edward s. York and
William H. Sholes 10 secure Francis 81. Eiuton.
500 years, per cent, semi annually. part
lot 3
Square sS4-Zeno B. Bahbitt to John B. LaTner and
John A. Hamilton. 10 secure fine Washington
Loan and Tuist Company. $50 3 years, Per
cent semi-aLnuaily. lots Il and ST.
Dobbins' Addition 10 Nashington-GeCTge steAns
TO S Percy Thompson and Herbert 7. Shannon,
10 secure Harry Wardman. 500, months. Ter
cent. lot rs, square Il.
Square es7-John and Nellie Gien TO Milburu J.
Donohoe and Edward Z. King. 10 secure Charles
4. Yanderlip. 500. 8 years. yer cent. sent
annually lot r. Same % John +. and AliibiTn
J. Donohe 70 secure May J. GerhanseF, 500.
years Ter cent. semi-annusiiy lot j.
Square @2-Ida n Bine TO William J. Father and
Frank T. Rawlings. to secure Edward Met
Jones, $50, / year, per cent, semi annually,
lot 2
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Admission. Clyds L. Rogers, Charles ;. Cnndle
Edwin A. Packard William K. Loney. Eugene O.
Seeker Harvey b. Cox, William Henry. Guy Gun
ningham, A. Bruce Bielaski and Theodore h. BFy-
ant
Patent appeal No. 4ss Ferrsuti y. Landmark;
placed az foot Of to-days assignment. Attorneys
Melville Church. Spear * SIsar-F. A. Tenant.
Patent appeal No. 49, Meth e al vs. Dinner
No AZ Dinner y. Dinner; argument continued
hy NJ II. A. T0ulmiH for appellee, concluded by
Mr.. Melville Church for appellant. Attorneys, Met
vile Churchill A. Toumin and +. J.. Reed
Patent appeal No. 49, IN Ie Application or
Thomas A. Edison: argument commenced by Mr. F.
J.. DYER for appellant, continued by Mr.. F. A. Ten
nant for Commissioner Of Patents. concluded by Mr
r. T. Dyer for appellant Attorneys, +. /. Dyer
Fzirfsx B8yard and +. 4. Tenant
Patent apTeal No. 456. BUEn-F0rmzn Company
IS. Beech Hill DiStilug Company submitted for
appellant; no appearance for appellee. A,torney'
A. T. Wallace
Patent appeal No 41. In re application Of Ores
cent Typewriter Company, argument commenced ~
SIR. Gus Cunningham Tor appellant continued by
ME f. A Tenant for Commissioner Of Patents
concluded by Sir. Gus Cunningham for appellant
Attoueys. II. A. Dodge and Guy cunningham-F
A. Tenant.
Patent spnsal No. az. Hopkins V. Newman
argument commenced by Mr. T. A. Banning for ap-
uelsut. Attorneys, 6. r. Hamln and 7. A. Ban
ning-Edw. Rector, s. E. Hibben and F. P. DAVIS.
Assignments Tor to-day:
Patent appeals
No 49, Hopkins vs. Newman; on trial Attor-
neys George r. Hamilton ard T. 4. Banning-EdB.
Rector s. J.. Hihoen, and F. =. Davis,
No. so. Edna Smelling and Refining Company
Nathan Manufacturing Company. Attorneys y. r.
Murray AiaTcellus Bailey.
No. SAL Brsunstein v. Holmes. Attorneys, c. Il.
Howson-G. r. Harding,
No. f5 In re application Of Indian Portland
Cement Company. Attorneys J. D Sullyan-F. A
Tenant.
No as IL application q Paul f Droop- A.
t0rncys ]. J. MOTIFS. if. a. Tenant.
Nc. 40 Feusut Is. Landmark. Attorneys, Mel-
vile Church, N. spear and Ellis Spear.
Ne. 80. Battle Creek SaHitarium Company rs.
Fuller. Attorneys F. /. Cbappel-Ffjtz s Briessn,
No. AZ. 8icllhenuys sons IS. New Iberia Extract
q! Tahasco Pepper COMPANY. Attorneys. Church a
Church-E 6. Walton
No. lffs-if0. The Peter SChoenh0fen Brewing Com
pany IS. The Msltine Company. Attorneys. T %.
Banning-J, r. Edson and ". n. Decker.
No. 80. Michigan Condensed Mix Company vs..
The Kenncweg Company. ATTORNEYS. J. A Burkart
and A. p Gurey-E. s. DuYal S.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17

Present: The Chief Justice, NJ Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White. Mr Justice
Peckham. Mr. Justice Mckenna, MI. Justice
Holmes. Alr Justice Day. and Mr. Justice MOODY
r. n link Of Lemars, Iowa. and Hugh j. Nil
Ter. Of Livingston Mont. wire admitted 10 pfac-
tiCe.
Nc. original. Nelson Thomasson. IT, 81 al,
petitioners vs. The Chicago Railways Company Ct
ell petition for appeal presented hg Mr. Charles n
Aldrick fer the petitioners and matter assigned Tor
hearing on Wednesday, the 22d inst.
No ~ Modesto Aunitz AguirTe. appellant, vs..
sobrinos de EzlHaga appeal from the supreme
Court Of Porto Rico dismissed, WITH costs, pur-
suant 10 Che tenth rule
No ~ Jose Dolores MaTqucL q a. appellants.
vs. The Maxwell Land Grant Company appeal from
the sanreme Court Of the Territory Of New Mexico
dismissed with costs un motion Il counsel Tor
appellants.
40 100 The Atlantic Trust Company, petitioner
Vs. Edgar C. Chapman. receiver DC. argument con-
tinucd by Mr.. STANLEY W. Dexter for the petitioner
and Is Air Edgar e. Chapman for respondent and
concluded by Mr. STANLEY W. Dexter Ter the Pc
iiti0ner.
Nos. ITO and H. White-smith Music Publishing
Company appellant vs. Apollo COMPANY; argument
commenced by Mr.. Livingston Clifford Tor ths ap-
pellant and continued b. Mf Charles 5. Burton toF
the appellee
Adjourned until to-day at y O'Clock
The day call for Friday January Il. viii he IS
follows. Nos. 10 land III ~ and ll5l. ia. II
land 1871, 70 rs. lS rs 80, and la2.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17

MONEY TO LOAN IL ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 10 per cent OF D. e. real estate
Livery consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company.
Phone Main 1862 sN G street \. ".
mhlSu
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. that the limited part
nership heretofore existing between 8. II. BeTman
aud Frank d herman. by articles Of agreement duly
made and entered into and filed in the Office Of
the clerk Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, on the 9Th day Of February 1907. is
hereby terminated. the said Frank & Berman. spe-
cal partners therein named. having retired from
said business. and the said S. II. BeFman. the
general partner therein, remaining in said business
and lquidating the debts Of said special partner
ship. and all accounts due the special partnership
be paid to the said S. H. Berman. the general
partner.
Dated this 10Th day Of November. 1907
FRANK & herman
By HARRY FRANK
SAMUEL H. herman,
TINS copy-Test: (seai) JOHN R, YOUNG,
Clerk Supreme Court. d, c. By L. p WILL
JAMS, Assistant Clerk jal0lf24a
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Jspau, Korea China. and Philippine Islands. via
Tacoma close here daily a. 6a5 p n. up 10 Jan
uaFy Il. for dispatch by steamer Cyclopa.
Hawaii Japan. Korea China and PHILIPPINE Isl.
suds. via San Francisco, close here daily al 6I5
p n. Up % January . for dispatch by steamer
Mongolia
Australia except mails for West Australia New
Zealand. Samoan Islands. FiH Islands and New
Caledonia. va Vancouver and Victoria, B. c. close
here daily at 6I5 p m. up % January Is. foT dis
patch by steamer MigWeU-
Haaan, Guam, and Pdiiippius Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily SIS r. m. Up 10 Jan
uary ST. for dispatch By United states transport
The Washington herald., 1908-01-17
COMMISSIONERs, NOTICE.

oFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District o. Columbia. Washington. January T. l3.s
Ordered. That paragraph one q Section q Arti-
Gle y, q the police regulations Of the District u Co
mtda, IS hereby amended by adding thereto The fol-
oaing. Provided further that street cars running on
street line northeast shall stop on the near side Of
the intersection Of and Fourth streets northeast
blt shall not be required b. stop az the intersection
O. Fourth street and Massachusetts, avenue nlrtheas
HENRY Is. T. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.
WEST. JAY 7. MORROW Commissioners, D. @.