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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or co
lumbs, holding d Probate Court. No, 1875 Ad-
miuistation- This a 10 giYr notice that The sub
scTiher, oi the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Cont of the District Of Columbia
letters testameulary on the estate of NlIe H. Wise
late of the District Cf Columbia. deceased. Al Per
sons having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of legally authenticated. 20 the subscriber on OF be-
tore the 2D DAY OF JANUARY. 4. D. 1913, other
wise they may lbs law De excluded from an benefit
OF said estate. Given under my hand this "a day Of
January. 1893. WM. e. WISE. 1914 Eth ST. mss.
Attest. ISeall JAMES TANNER. Register OF Wills
for the District of Columbia Clerk of the Probate
Court. CARLISLE & JOHNSON, ATTORNEYS.
jaGI3N
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COMPARATIVE M0DESTY.
Men Shamefaced About Opening
suit Gases in Public

suit. eases iB Public.
Its queer the way most men hate
TO have anybody see into their suit
eases on a train" remarked a Pullman
condueto: down at the local offices Of
The Pullman company the other day.
says the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Now. you'd think that a woman
wOuiG be the modest one about having
strangers peer into the truck that she's
got with her in her suit ease. wouldn't
you?' suggested the conductor. well.
it's just the other way. The average
woman doesn't seem TO care much. Not
that she's bTazcn about il. She simply
hasn't anything i'm her travelling case to
be ashamed of, or if she has It's tucked
away out OF sight She opens up her
case, takes out a kimono or comb and
brush or a fresh skirt. and if anyobdy
wants TO look, why, let them look
that's the way she seems 10 figure Sig
doesn't see any occasion for being se-
eretive about ILL.,
But it's different with a man. He
always turns his case around before
he starts to open it, in a way TO use
the lid for a screen. He seems TO be
afraid that something he has there
might have got shaken up toward tie
top. Then II he goes 70 pull out d suit
Of pajamas from the bottom of his case
he'll do it with an embarrassed look on
his face. It's true the collection OF
stuff a lot of men get into a suit case
might provoke a laugh if you were 10
stop to Look them over. but would you
have thought the average man was
such a modest persOn2'
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE. CONSISTING Or TWO % MODERN
THREEHTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
BEING PREMISES NOS. lsI0 AND lsl2 IN
GLESIDE TERRACE
Whereas dafauI having been made iu the PAYMENT
OF interest on the debt secured by certain deed of
trust. bearing date the 18th day cf April, A.
l.. 1896 and recorded among the land Tec0Tds Of the
District ot Columbia on AIril i, A. ID, 1906. n
Lber $50 folio -6. Ct srq and 6t the written di-
rection OF the holder aud owner Of the notes Sc
cured by said deed of trust the undersigned the
trustees named Iu said deed g trust. vii offer for
sale under the provisions thereof, at public auction
ln front Of the premises az S O'Clock p. m., 90
TUESDAY the 7th day Of January, A. d. 1903, the
following described land and premises. with the I'M
pTuyemeuts. easements rights. Ways. and appurtc-
names theremto belonging, situate and lying In the
district oi Columbia Lots numbered eighty .s0 and
eishtsone isl. u Harry T. Jones subdivision Of lots
M block numb rcd three t3I. in GhapG Browne sub
division Of land nos known "lagleside, as per
plat recorded In Liber County Ne. l3 folio 49, Of
the records Cf the Office of the surveyor OF the Dis
uic Of Columbia. This property VIII be- sold IS al
entirety OF as separate lots, as nay be directed by
the trustees az the time Of the sale
Terms of sale. Oue-tAird O. the purchase price in
cash i0f which a deposit Of SI13 must be made %
She trustees at the time % she ssiel and the bai-
aEce IN equal notes al tAc purchaser payable ln one
and two years from lhe date Of sale with interest
the rate OF Der Cgltum Ter auuum, Ia able semi
annually said notes TO be secured bY first deed q
1Ist on the property sold all cash. at tie option
Of the purchaser The terms of sale to be complied Rth
within twenty days from the date Of sale, iu default
0i which the property VIII bc res0ld at the risk and
cost ot the deiauing purchaser after i've DAYS re-
advertisement IN some newspaper published in Wash.
nEtOu. d. G.. All c0nFeTancInE tItie examination.
and recording 90 the expense Of the purchaser.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Trustee,
Cor Fifteenth and h SIS. y. W.
GEORGE r. FLEMING. Trustee.
Cor Fifteenth aud II SIS. y. w.
c. 6. SLOAN * Co, AuctiouetIs. 1907 q 81. n. W.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NUIE-publIsLed only As information. and not
guaranteed
ivJ T. No. & o. LIMITED. Gaiy-Fast Tef-
tiuuis tEau- fBmau s3eeFels 20 l. sIugton, Louis
VILE tluclAuatI indianapolis tLI0E0. and 81
Louis Connection iar Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man eaI5 iguis'la % Nashville, MtLpais, and New
u.B Z. M. I. v LIMITED Daily-S1lid
se-tlbule train Pullman oieep,Ts TO Cincinnati
Lexington, aud Louisville. Compartment ellUg
Gar % sugi1a Hot springs week Gays. Dining cars
a ia carte service Pullman oieepers Cincinnati 10
thlc4s0 and 81. Louis. and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and Iic5Cts az Chesapeake and ONO
UMcas. 53 leHnsylraula agenGes ts 18th street
near p, ana AeT Union Station. Telephones Main
~ fer Washington Terminal Csb Service ana NaIu
ices Or 10 far e.. a q. Ticket Office.
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From AIdershOt.

From Answers
The custom OF playing practical jokes
on raw recruits in the army is well
known.
A short time ago a recruit, who was
mere than usually soft. Joined a regi-
ment at AldeTshOt.
lie was promptly taken in hand by his
new comrades, the result being that he
presented himself at the guard room that
evening.
On being asked by the sergeant of the
guard what he wanted, he convulsed that
worthy by answering: L have come to
be measured for my sentry box
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No Answer at Hand.

ErOm Lie
The political speaker had utterly bored
his audience. Suddenly q man at the
back of the hall (where all the humorists
at public meetings congregate) gave a
ifelke imitation Of a donkey's voice. The
audience was cOnvulsed with laughter.
But the speaker asked very sternly:
Who brayed theTe?'
The man at the back of the hall shouted
out: 1T was only an echo, sir. Go on
with your speecht'
And the orator wished he could think
Of repartee.
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AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER q, III.
Leave Washington New Union station.
sl5 a. m. and $40 d. m.-Daly-Au points On
Norfolk and Western. also Knoxville, Chattanooga,
and Memphis
Salem knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville. Mcmplis
Aew Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining Cars.
For A0Ii0ik-Leaye Washington ~ g. ~ daily
HIS a. "a. daily. y45 D. IA daily. ArlVs Norfolk
il ~ d. m.. 5l0 b. H.. l0a5 ,. Il.
taj p m.-DaIiy-BerpIiIle, LUay, Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a n. and
30 D. "a.
All Information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue tBoud Building
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TRANS S-PACIFIC NAILS.

Hawaii, japan. Korea China, aud Philippine ISL
ans via San Francisco, close here daily a Sis D.
m mp TO January 9. for dispatch by steamer Nippon
MsW.
Hawaii. via san Francisco. close here daily at 6I5
j. m up TO January %, Tor dispatch by steamer Ala
media
y Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand, Samoan Islands. and NcT Caledonia VIA
San Francisco, close here daily at 6.l5 D. N. up to
January 3 for dispatch by steamer Flureric
japan, Korea, China, and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, b. G., close here daily al
6:l5 p m. mp January -. for dispatch by steamer
EmITass nf Nhlna.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WIRING OFFICE
ci Building ior National Museum. Library of Con.
.Tess Washington. B o.. December III. lgJ-.-Scaled
proposals for furnishing delivering. and installing Iu
place complete the electric wiring required for the
new building for tha National Museum. IH this city.
VIII h received 90 IBIS office until clock 81. m. ou
I'll JESDAN the tEaaty-7s-i day 8f IaGuaIy, Ig55 aud
publicly opened immediately thereafter. STerdCa-
Ji0Us and other information furnished on application
BERNARD 4. GREEN, Superintendent Of Con
strlIction del6E = ja6-sl3HI5
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-fGll0giug schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleans,
Ashe'Ile, Chattanooga Memphis. 900 a. m. and
ID 80 p m daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis
New Orleans 1915 o. H. daily.
For Savannah Jacksonville, and Florida points
uNJ a. m daily
fOr Columbia, Charleston, Augusta. Aiken, so
3. m. and g % D. n daily
Tourist cais fur California, four times a week go
D. M. Monday. "Wednesday Thursday Friday.
Local for Hau-s0nbdrg 515 a. ~. dsil5 400 p. IA.
Hech days. Tor Dalglil, S % g. IN. daily, and for
Frequent trains 90 and from Blulm0nt
Z. II. AChEkT W. ii. TAYIOE
Y. T.. 4 g.. NJ. e.. A.
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Circuit Court No. 2.



No. as969 Woodward & L0thOp Newman. de-
murrer 20 replication oyeuUled Attorneys. Charles
Bendheim and Edwin ForFest-Coj & Donaldson.
Nc. 1871. Hunt Masters; motion 10 strike out
second plea Of defendant Palmer oFeugied, motion
"a strike out second third ana fourth pleas OF de
fendaat, Surety COMPANY granted. Attorneys, 7. D..
Han0u-E- l.. Gies aud ". J. Neaie.
Ne. i59l2 Nldug8u vs. District Of Columbia. de-
muTrer 20 answer oyeuuled- Attorney, NJ j.. Man
gaa-E. H Thomas.
No. ss6-4. Davis vs. Afofat dismissed al cost Of
plaintiff. Attorneys II. +. DaYis-C. L. Fraiiey.
No. 1895. HamiI S.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company, demurrer aud mofsOn 10 stTKe
out Withdrawn and motion Tor leave TO file amended
declaration within ten days granted. Attorneys.
Lambert. Mclean 4 Yeatmau-Dariugt0n.
No. 5095. Flowers ct al rs. Riley Judgment un-
der seEent -thid rule for NilL59. Attorneys, Rails
ton & Sidd0Es-T L. Jefords.
Ne. 5gsGl. Fisher vs.. Wsriman; demurrer TO dec
larati0n sustained With leave 10 amend IN zen DAYS
Attorneys. sieman and Lereh-BGndenbug a Bran
denb1rg
40 5Wi Grimm rs Riley. Judgment under scT-
eaiy-tdird rrle for S9s1s. AtOmegs, #. We. Wheat
let. L. Jellorls
Assignment for TO-DAY:
y. 1881. international Tust COMPANY vs. sTeu-
SIR; on trial ATTORNEYS, ". @. Clephaue-J. 5,
Essby-Smith.
Assignments fer January T. IaOs.
No 10 Grady ~. Washington Gasilght Company,
Attorneys. Douglas d D0uslss-MckcHney a Flsn-
uerr-
No 29s International Trust Company Vs. Howard
Aft0Iuefs ". &. CleI&aue-B Il Warner H.
No, 75 JlgUstte eyCCtriE. Ts Capital Traction
Comrauy Atr1ucys. y. T. Evans. +. ii. Benson
S. W. Pouitney-R 4. PcTy d son and G.. T.
DUNLOP.
No. IS LukiUs Is Washington, Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Kaiiaay Company Atroue1s i. 3
Bailey and r. T. S.ucsiand-A. A.. H0elmg.
SO I6 Willard vs.. BuliiuEe-. Attorneys. W. g.
Sullivan and A. l. NeEmyer-E. l. Giez
NO. - WitIcT. receiver. Richardson & Bur
sezs. Attorneys J. n. Haydeu-A. A. H0eliug
80. - DALEY S. Washington Gasi-ht Con-
paug. Attorneys, /. J. Hather-R. r. Penn & Son.
SO. 55 C1ker S. Pratt Attorneys II. T. Lerch
and L. F. C0lloday-Johu BidoUt and r. T. Pratt
No. 2l6. Walker & Go. Is. Elite Laundry Com.
pans. Attorneys George kcamey and Edmund
Burke Haist0n a Sdi0ls
No. 90 Dawson administrator vs.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys Alex Gilg0m
and Cuttings q Chambualn-Hamilt0u Colbert
NcTkes q Hamilton
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Prom the Houston Post
"One would never think you we're tho
man who made all those beautiful prom
ises before marriage"
My dear, that only proves the truth OF
what I heard you telling Mrs. Nexdore."
What was that?'
THAT marriage had made another man
OF me-"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. C..
Washington, ID. c.. January O. l9s-Sealed pro
Tosils Ui De received at this office until J. O'Clock
Ioou cH the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY. EsS. aud
thCu opened for the collection and disposal Of ashes
from private residences. apartment houses with not
10 exceed four families. and boarding houses and
lodging logizss with not 10 exceed > rooms 10 the
District Of Columbia for the period from February l.
1893 10 june 90 1910. Blank forms Of proposal
Specifications and all necessary information may BE-
obtained az the Office Of the Superintendent OF Street
Cleaning. HENRY h. T. MCFARLAND. HEN
KY l.. WEST, J. J. MORROW, Commissioners
i q. ja6-6t
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Apt.

From Hauers Weekly.
There is a well-knOwn metropolitan
editor who dislikes nothing more than
superfuous questions from his subor-
dinates as to the conduct Of their re-
spective departments.
On one occasion. il is said. the tele-
graph editor approached with this query:
Hers a story Of a big landslide in the
West. Under what head shall I put it9-'
You might throw it in with the real
estate transfers" caUstically suggested
the "old man."
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Foolish.


From Punch.
"Did you hear about Miss Passays
luck? She found a beautiful solitaire in
a fish that she had ordered for lunch
in the tea-room Of one Of the big dry
goods establishments
wonderful, But whatever induced her
to admit that it came from a fish,"
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
IIChEr OFFICE: "a pENNA. ~

IiNhLI UfFILE. III ILNNA. AFLs
Notlce-I0lloHmg schedule not guaranteed.
liaj 4. N. Dail5 -SeaboaId Mail Through coaches
aud Pullman sieeptH TO Savannah and JacksOnyiiie.
Through sieeIes Washington 10 Hamlet aud Ham
let 10 Atlanta. PaTlof ear % PiuehuIst Dining
cars
. Z. w. Day-seab09rd Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman tain through IL Jacksonville and 81. Au
glstine. Also through slteltrs % pinehurst, At
iauia, birmingham. and Memphis. Dining cars.
go +. NJ. Daily-SesboaId EKpress Coaches and
Puilmans 10 Savannah and Jacksonville. Dining
cals
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Not every man is any more capable OF
experiencing the grand passion and being
deeply. POLITICALLY, overwhelmingly in love
than he is oi singing in grand opera or
painting a great picture, but shall he be-
cause of that be barred from matrimonyf
asks a woman writer.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

dAoAl'E NhiNhI.
Assignments for to-day:
No l93. Gldden IS. JeunessAlilcr Atofncys,
Berry Minor and II. B. Rowland Leon Tobriner.
No 239. Patch IS. Washington Railway and Flee
trio Company Attorneys, Mcneil & McNcill-C.
A. Douglas and e.. T. Hoover
No, 2il Johnson Ct al Fs. Behrend. Attorneys
W g. Clephane-J. j. Darlington and K. B.
Bfhrend
No. 2D. Gichner vs.. Hill Attorneys, L. ]
Mather-W. A. Johnston
No 2i5 Mcdonald IS. Johnson. ir Attorneys. L.
j. Mather-Mchenncy Flanncry.
No. 2b Ross IS. Same. Attorneys. same.
NO. 49, Evans ys Washington Railway and
Electric Company q al Attorneys, r. +. Down
ing and q. A. Bew-C. A. Douglas and G.. z.
HOOVlr.
No 2E Hurd vs.. johnson ir. Attorneys, L. J..
Mather-Mck enuey * FlanneB.
No. 2s Williams vs. johnson, if. Attorneys,
same.
No. 29 Catholic University vs.. WaFgaman et al
Attoness, Hamilton Colbert. Yclkes & Hamilton
John Seldcn
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Criminal Court No. 1.

il STICE STAFFORD.
ASSIGNMENTS Tor TO-DAY.
United States v. Mayer T. Lowanstcin.
United States vs. James LlTEer.
United States Is. George A. GTisW0ld.
United States ys. John Fowler.
Arraigumeuts and sentences.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments for to-day.
80 q George vs. Palmer. Attorneys, i. ".
O 'D0DozBuc-N Nathaniel Wilson.
Ne. g. Hsve.l vs.. sullivan. Attorneys. ". L.
Ford-WoIf q Rosenberg.
No g. Benson ct al rs. Wrightson. Attorneys.
J. u sullivdn-W. q. Gardiner
No g. Feuis vs. Ferris. Attorneys W. Z. Am
bfase-E - DUttou.
Nos. q and 617. Est Company rs Nahoney. At
torneys Bradley 4 Bradley.
No. q. Jones G.; al vs.. RUPERT Attouev Hay
den johnson and 7. II. Patters0n-A. A. Hoehling
n.
No. g. Holaes Ct al, vs.. Risni Attorneys. Lester
& pfiee-W. g.. Gardiner
No. 81. Moore & Hin vs.. BrummiEger. Attorneys.
Lambert Mclean
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Equity Court No. 2

dIoIitb VUI ID.
No. E5i3 In re Raebum-Gamer Coal Company
temporary receiver authorized H. instruct railroad
company 10 delivery Of coal. Attorneys Dam
Peyser, and Tayl0r-J. b. Daisb
No assignment tor to-day
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cent in many instances. Stin the work OF
the organization has been limited because
of the lack of funds. If there had been
money enough the card-index file Of the
legislative record OF every member Of
Congress would be complete and ready
for inspection now
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

government estate. and damage claims. no charge
unless successful. FULLER AGENCY. III 18th nw.
a-7rF
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RAILROADS.
BALTTMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE,
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 23D STREET. NEW YORK.
59o a. M. Diner. Pullman Parlor.
sM a. m Buffet PaTor- hiye::hoqr Train
Sy'W a. IA. Diner and Pullman PaTlor Gar.
!iy5 D. tn. Diner end Pullman paror Car.
~ J.. m. Diner and Pullman PaTior Car.
s1i D. IA. Royal Limited All Pullman. Shour.
y ~ y. m. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
go p, m. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
g ~ j. n Coaches 10 Philadelphia
'll-59 p. m. Sleepers
- a. ln. Sleepers.
:, ATLANTIC AZ cry. 400. 800 tn9O a. m. Il 90.
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS. 500 a. m, 1905 noon,
SO o'1v p M Sundays. 80 q. M. 5s59 ?. m.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tNeeA days, 20 a. N. 10 500 p. Ia'l
TO BALTIMORE.
20, '252, $50 l65Q 1I@1. '2o. 500. $50 800
W. l99, 1850 q. m. tllaJ noon. 80, = ~
g. ~ 100, $500 T5Zo $50, f31o, l4a5, .5J9
..235DlS5s 80, ig10 80 fl10, 800, is:S4 l0aO
IO'''' II 80, III IS 2. m.
WESTWARD.
CCIhHltGIA@GS9 CIHtIA@GS9 ,?do a. l, so Pd@9i,sv,,rr
pfI'TsIfr.5a,a' y NJ ~ ~ i.lsht: a,o .t9.x,
night
CLEKELAND. 'sl0 p. IN.
0OLIMBUS, so = nl
MhEELtNG. ~9.l0 a. M IS 30 p m.
~ HIS I-R, $40 a. m, i55, 20 2. m
q. HIEDEkICh. ISlO, Isa0, s95 a. H., S. - l4'O9
HAGEKSTOWN. 1910 A. n. 1900 .. N.
,L5ii4; Except Sunday. ssunday only
IELEtH0NEo at all Of the following Ticket OF
ave, Main rs; New Union Station: Ticket once,
mann t5oJi Information Bureau. Main $50.
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED. REFINED. AND TRIM
med anew; low prices good workmanship. 9lS f
ST. NV. OcI0u
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements.
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DENTISTRY.
WORK

Set of Teeth and Gold Gowns $ up; Gold Fill
ingS 81 up, Silver Fittings, Soc. Work guaranteed.
No pain. Dr. GEO L. EDMONDS. $40 r ST. NV
5alGf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES, no EXTRACTING; ;
no pain; look feel act, and last longer than nat
Ural teeth: shHnkeH faces made normal; painless
filling. Dr. ). l. WILSON, 1905 = ST. nW. my22-tf
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Law suits.

No gl0l J. Clarence Price. 8ss-snee, IS. the
Highland Brick Company, account .55s.36. Attorney,
" +. Lester.
Nc. % ll2 Henry II. Burroughs vs.. The Washing
ton Herald Company; libel Sl50o Attorney, W G.
BaldeECu.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnneaIs.
aturday. January 4. 1oOs.l

Assignments for to-day:
Original Docket 2s3 In the matter o. the appii-
cation Of Henry 3. 7. Maefarland ct al. Commis-
sioners Of the District Of Columbia. Attorney.
L. Ii. Thomas.
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MILLINERY.

FURs RENODELED To LOOK LIKE NEW
gl5 T St. Oc9-u
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY At PER CENT
On watches. diamonds. and ieWely.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS
Bonded broker. i33 Ninth s. NV,
HOZte0d-u
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EauIty Court No. 4.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
There VII he a preliminary call Of the odd num-
leFed calendaTed cases in Equity Court No. ] on
Tuesday. January T. 1863, at 10 =
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SUPPLIES
help 10 all business places free OF charge So 5rh
- DIV. Main 23H
SITUATION WANTED BY A NO I BAR POR-
ter; references. 50 lth 81 nv. Main -0l-
SITUATION WANTED BY A 10. / DRIVER
for delivery wogan; references 50 7th St. uw.
Main 800
SITUATION WANTED BY a 40. BUTLER or
coachnan city references s29 5th ST. NV. Nam
290
SITUATIONS WANTED BY a No ] COOKS,
kitchenmen. SO 9TH 81. NV. Main Z6i.
CHAUFFEUR EXPERT on GASOLINE CARS;
foreign and American, thoroughly experienced IN
city driving and touring. BOX G. Herald Office
ja4-7t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-0NE BROWN HORSE; WHITE SPOT IN
forehead slim tail; weight about 100 potnds with
cart. last seen 6 O'Clock Saturday evening 1T ith
and C sis me- Reward if returned 90 MRS. B. IN
DERWOOD, 1875 FIRST ST.
BEsT AND CHEAPEST ICE CREAM AT la
CEY'S COZ New York ave. JaSu
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SELL APARTMENT HOUSE FOR 81. 500.
which nets Sl300 or will trade; viii sell 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
S300 per share; also Carter Automobile stock. Ad-
dress DON CARLITOS. Herald Office ia5-2t
FOR SALE-sMALL BOARDING HOUSE; FULL;
permanent boarders; $50; leaving city. BOX 5.
Herald Office. iag-N
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WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL. $50 PER TON.
Fridays Saturdays and Mondays only. IZI
n. nv. Phone main 44
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MISCELLANEOUS-FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-S0O CHOICE OvERCOATs.. FROM
8 70 S; these goods are strictly alwool and
tailor made Slightly won all other goods reduced
Give us a call JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9 d.
de3l-7t
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FLOOR OIL.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 We STORE FOR 7g, A
load UNTTES STATES STORAGE co. sls4D
70 10Th ST. NV. Phone Main 4229 il3s0t
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-TO BUY GOOD, PAYING NEWsPA
per m small city. Address BOX g, Herald Office.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MOORE q hill Inc1,


West of 10Th ST., $4,000.
No nretticr little house in the Northwest at the
Wice. rooms fuc bath; furnace; covered front
porch; in perfect condition; deep lot TO an alley.
Cleveland Park
New 9room house just OF car line; covered front
porch beautiful PLAN every modern feature %Oe.
Live and Save While You Live.
Two-famiy apartment ON one Of the most attrac
tive residence squares in the Northwest; very at
traetiye IL every way deep lot reduced price Of
$50.
The Cheapest House
On Columbia Heights. everything considered; 9 good
rooms, all outside ones; hne tiled bath hot-water
neat; ccneuted cellar; individual covered porch good
front and back Yards p feet vide one Of the best
residence streetsS$
Three Acres with This.
House Of 9 rooms; stories and attic; 400 fruit
trees; barn; poultry houses. &c. $3.50.
Big for Little Money.
l0-room house, with bath rent SIS 50; price. s. 100
near Washington Circle
MOORE 4 HILL Unc),
1853 q ST. y. W,
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
SI,6OO-BIG BARGAIN.
Nice groom bCuse, with arsa Of ground; outbuild
ngs. fence, dc. small cash payment, balance like
rent. CHARLES r. JOHNSON. Jr., Rsgiew Office,
Aount Rainier. Md. 0c-2 e0dt-
~ you want 20 buy q Maryland farm og suburban
home, as on send for latest bulletin
Marion DuctIeft 4 son, $50 Il NV.
seI4.u
FOR SALE At kENILWORTH, ID. &.
NOW is your slime 30 secure on easy monthly pay
meuts. oue of these attractive cottages choice lots
in kguilalrth, b. c.. Nashmgt0us growing suburb
ALLEN ". MALLERY, I4I7 q ~. NV.
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. 8 TO &C. PER
foot. az Mt Rainier Aid., on 18th and EHh Sis-
near y l. ave District line Sta. ! fare. high and
healthy; small monthly payments. J. & ROGERS
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Attorneys, Brandenburg 4 BandenbuTs.