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JUSTICE GOULD
Estate Of Frederick NJ. simms. rule 10 show
cause
Estate Of James Strothers; rule 70 show cause.
Attouey. J.. 4 Jones.
Estate Of Hattie X. Maxwell: order admitting viii
to probate and record aud letters testamentsry
bond. Sl0G. Attorney, J. 7. Earnest
Estate Of James NJ. Dean; order authorizing
commission
Estate Of AdolpA Walseherdorf: order granting
letters Of administration; bond, Sloo0 Attorneys,
Coldren & Fcuuing
Estate Of James Nee Rutledge; order admitting
viii TO probate and record and letters testamcntary
bond, 500. Attorneys, Vol & Rosenberg.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOT Published only information, and not
guaranteed.
400 2. NC. & o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
THULE tram. Pullmag setptTs 20 Lexington, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, indianapolis, Chicago, and St
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot Springs. Pull
man cars Louisville to Nashville. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining ears a la carte service
OIG +. NJ f. v LIMITED Daily-Solid
veStlbule train. Pullman Sleepers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car to Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
Ia carte service. Pullman SleepeTs Cincinnati 10
Chicago and St Louis, and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville, and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5l3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue; 800 18th street.
near T. and New Union Station. Telephones Main
1880 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
ICES 2Z06 for c. & 0. Ticket Office.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 8. 1905
n

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY g. 1905
Leave Washington New Union Station.
los a N. and 500 a. m.-Daily-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville, Chattanooga,
and Memphis
1915 D m.-Daily- Roanoke Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
For Norfolk-Leaye Washington 4 20 a. N. daily.
II % a. N. daily, 3:l5 p II. daily. Arrive Norfolk
II % a. m. > - p. N. 1915 p. N.
sos p. .-Daily-BeuyTille. LuTay Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a ~ and
ia p. N.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Buiding).
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B-Following schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans,
AsheTille, Chattanooga Memphis, 200 a. n. and
loo p. m daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans. 1915 D. m. daily.
For Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida points.
10 D. N, daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, 4I0
p m. and 80 ?. IA daily
Tourist ears for California, tri-Weekly 4:l0 D. n.
Local For HaHisonbJUg, sos a m. daily; lis D. n.
week days; for Danyile. los a 10. daily and for
Charlottesville. SOS a. m. and 4: So D. n daily.
Frequent trains TO and from Buemont
L. S. BROWN. General Agent.
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No 275A- In re assignment Of Edwin s. CLARK.
trading a. Clark Davenport Company, 10 nix
bond Attorneys. Bruey & Woodland
No Z6B. Marx Heuick e. a. rs H. leonard
Dorsey; for partition. Attorneys. Maddox < Cat
ler
No. 1905 James S. Russell vs.. F. Harold De
land q al. 70 dissolve corporation: injunction and
receiver Attorney, Leon Tobrner.
No. z007. Julia e. Lhdsley ys Edwin Forrest.
| trustee ct al 10 substitute trustees. Atrorueys
Edwin Forrest aud Charles Beudbeim
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wouId Examine Affidavit.

Permission has been asked by e. s.
Gibbs. president Of local fre-escape COM
pany. to examine an affidavit which A.
NJ. Lawson, assistant inspector Of build
ings. fled in connection with the recent
controversy between Mr.. Gibbs and Build
ing Inspector Ashford The building in
spector was charged with using BIS office
to promote a fire escape Of his own in
vention. After Investigation, the building
Inspector was exonerated.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
District q Columbia. Washington. D. C. February
TO- 1905. Scaled proposals Will D. resolved al uiis
Office until O'Clock D. H.. FEBRUARY g. 1893
Tor furnishing the District government with terra
Gotta sewer pipe Specialization blank forms If pro-
posal, and all necessary Information may be OBJ
tanned al the Office 81 the Property Clerk. ID C..
District Building HENRY B. F. NTACFARLAND.
HENRY L. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commis-
siuners, D. {. fes-6t-exS
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Circuit Court No. 1.


No. iA5L Scott. administrator vs. Putnam adj
mIulslraIor; passed up0B payment hy plaintiff q
costs 60 date Attorneys l. T. Everett Louis
1ieduar and r ". r. Eaing-W II. Robson.
No. fs1ss 5annman rs. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington RsilEoad Company trial A.
t1rBgs chaplin Br0un-AfcKeTuey & Flauuer.
no. fs7lf Harmon It ~. rs. Riggs National
Rank certified TO Circuit Court No 2 Attorneys.
Cole & D1uaids5n-R. T. Perry & Son D. +.
FOX. and IL. II. classic
No. ssh Jennings rs Philadelphia Baltimore
aud Washington Railroad Comrauy; bill q ezcep-
tions signed and fled Attoneys. T. r. Jackson
MeKmGey FlauHer.
Assignments for today:
No. 80 Boriner. &c. rs Washington, Alex
audria and Mount Vernon Railway COMPANY At
torneys ~ e. Gardiner and L. y HopeweIl-A
s. HCCbinE
No. 81. Applsr 7s. Tho Capital Traction Com
rany. Attorneys. T. +. Sleman and $ {. PeIle-
r. Il. Perry & son and u 7. Dunlop
No. z3 kmh8il rs. District Of Columbia ct al
Attorneys II. L. Dayis-E. II. Thomas. G. A
Douglas. ard q. p. Hoover.
No. 25. ". H. Saunders Co. vs.. Zahm At
t1uevs II. T. Davis and T. 3. Kimball-R. G..
Donaldson
NJ. 22 Catholic University Waggamsn 70 a.
Attorneys Hamilton. Colbert. IeTkes d Hamilton
John -el1I.
No. pol Friedman vs. District of Columbia. At
tGTHels. J. !. Peyser and Hayden J0hnS1n-E. II.
Thomas
40 kk'ft'tEtA AtAtfftf company vs. nary
H. Jueie Company. Aueueys, T. F. Leighton
J. I. Poser
No. 81. Day Us. Evening Star Newspaper Com
Tauy, Attorneys. II. +. Davis. W. l. R1y6il
and George J. Harper-R. r. Perry q SON.
No 2a Wilkinson vs. CahiU Automobile Con-
pans Attorneys Legle. Fulton a Cox Howard
B17d.
Ne. 49, Bell vs.. Diz,rie. Of Columbia Attor-
reys, Pred Beall and Is. H. White-E. II. Thomas
Circuit Court No. z.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
no. 1850. Pryor U.s. District q Columbia ct al
dismissed az % defendant AHsc1stia and Potomac
River Railway Company; verdict for plaintiff against
District n Columbia for see Attorneys. Beuy *
Minor ard X. K. Rowlaud-E. H. Thomas and j. J.
Darlington
No 1851. Walker ct al vs.. Elite Laundry Com
pary. ON trial Attorneys. Edmund Burke. George
hcamey-Ralstun & Sddons
No. 5s9S. Hoover e. al. Us Seab0ard Air Line
Railway Company. Judgment under I'd rule for
plaintiff for SlI3G6- Attorneys. Biuey 4 Woodard
Herbert AnCaus
No. zs54s Saunders vs.. Zahni commission ordered
% issue Attorneys H. F. Davis and +. B. kim
h8lI-R e.. Donaldson
40. 1864 CaUn0dy rs. Mandis Judgment Vcr-
dict, Attorneys. ], 5, Easily Smith-W, f. Ambrose.
Assignments for to-day:
No - Cheshire Us. Auacostia and Potomac
Railway Company. Attorneys, Charles Bendbeim-
J. J. Darlington.
Ne. z'e. Robinson vs. United States Trust Com
pans A1ouleys, \. A. Ihtusm-C. a. Douglas.
No 20 Green Is. Washington Railway and Flee
tuc Company. Attorneys. Gaskins d Beckert-J. j.
Darlington.
No pa Bloodrood vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys, II, L. r. Atsisson-J. J. Oar
No. &c. American Ice Company vs.. District Of
Columbia, ATTORNEYS. j. 7. Darlington-E. H.
Thomas.
No rs. Cooper Is Brightwood Railway Company
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FOR RRNT-HOUsES.

FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNIsHE
house. Cali from TO 5 p m 100 18th ST. fes IT
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HERE ON OWN INITIATIVE.
Sue1 Ship Chandler Wants Contract
10 supply Evans Fleet.

To SUPPLY fsFaHN- tut.
Paolo Pace. a swarthy ship chandler of
Port Said Egypt. called at the Navy
Department yesterday, and had a confer
ence with Paymaster General Rodgers, of
the navy in regard to the purchase Of
supplies at Port Said in the event that
the battle-ship feet returns TO the Allan
tic Ocean by way Of the Suez Canal
Ii was said at the department that
Pace came 10 this country on his own
initiative. and was not summoned by the
department
IF the fleet returns TO the United States
by way Of the Suez Canal, the only sup
plies needed at Port Said, il was said
would be q stock Of fresh vegetables.
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Criminal Court No. 2.

No. 1880. In re estate of William J. Williams
on trial Attorneys. W d. Hoover and J. J
Darlington-B. T. Doyle. R. T. Perry, and W G
Gardner.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 1895. In re estate Of RosanDa c. Young
No. 1888 In re estate of Clementine BARTLETT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

/ NANT An ANGEL WITH SO00 REAL
none, to finance" me in my maiden effort 20
establish a live weekly newspaper in Washington
care not II ue b. as h0mcv as S0Teszo. as old
as Methus5lah OF as bald as Rockefeller. so Dc
has the money. Address NAUDALINE JAMES
care ans Washington newspaper.
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Arthur Carr will erect two-story brick
apartment house at go Elliott street
northeast, to cost S5,Q00
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Mechanics, LIens.

No. $40. Thomas Vs. Smith IS Henry G. C11hin
ct al. tract If land containing 1855 ACRES.
Sl.G36G Attorney. s. T. Thomas
No $50. John Murphy IS. William r. Matthews
e. a. lot q square los. gi5 Eighteenth street
northwest. S38. AttorHeys Il. A HcskeIi and p
K billiard.
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Seeks to Dissolve stock Company.

James S. Russell yesterday fled a bill
in equity for the dissolution Of the Deland
Lunch Company. lie states the company
was organized in January with a capital
stock of 5000. divided into 100 shares,
of which he owns fifty, F. Harold Deland
forty shares. and Francis 5. Deland ten
shares. He claims that F. Harold De-
land has never taken the proper steps TO
complete the organization. and he asks
the court to direct that the company be
placed in the hands of a receiver and II
necessary to declare 1t insolvent.
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FaUzu3fs-

Nc. 12l7 Charles ". Newman IS. Chesaueaks
| and Ohio Railway Companyi damages, SQ69l At
| toFneys. c. :. shreTe and II. \. Richardson
/ No. 52s. American Bridge Company IS Oliver
J SalItt Company; account. sos. Att5Iaeys SIC
/ Kamey * FlsuHery
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MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCFT, yV4VFR
ana hairdresser. shampo0ing. manic1lripg rbiror-
CO.. iaelAi ans scalp treatment Work done AZ
Ct, NV 80
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-NICE LITTLE FARM OF % ACRES.
5rom house, stable, some fruit, good spring.
acres In wood; about miles from city. z mile
from ears; fine healthy country, with good eeVa-
ton: must be sold ~ once. I1cc. 5000 can
Room s. 1880 Nsw York ave. feiI1t
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ARBITRATION PACT SIGNED.
United states and France Follow
Suggestion of Hague Conference.

NuESe%AlDu OF hAEuF conference
Secretary Root and Mr. Jusserand,- the
French Ambassador yesterday signed the
draft OF an arbitration treaty between the
United States and France.
Thlai is in line with the recommendation
OF The Hague Conference that in the
absence of general arbitration treaties
special conventions should he entered into
by the nations signatory Go the confer
ence providing for the settlement by arbi-
tration Of q certain class of disputes.
The treaty viii be submitted 10 the
Senate for ratification The State Depart
ment has received certified copies o. the
conventions agreed upon by the delegates
to The Hague Peace Conference held last
summer.
The originals are in French and viii be
translated before they are submitted 10
the Senate
Secretary Root and Ambassador Jus
serand also signed a postal convention.
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Moore & Hin have sold for Maurice T.
Soule to Mrs. Heart Lee Muser, Of New
York City, the property at 1895 Corcoran
street The house is a three-story. ten
room brick, and will be held as an invest
ment.
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SupeFfiuOus Hair, Warts, MoIes.
birthmarks, blschheads and all facial ble1isbA.
permanently removed by electTolysis Lady oDerator
Room IS. Metzerott Bldg, lilo st. NV.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.

bALIIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR, %
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL sd STREET, NEW YORK.
= 90 a. m. DineF Pullman psrior
49, a. a. Buffet PaTlCr. FEc-hur Train.
$3.50 a. M. Diner and Pgmsn Psror Car.
III 90 a. m. Diner and Pullman PaFior Car.
y % 3. "a Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
800 ,. H. Royal Limited. All Pullman. 5-hour.
liAe b, IA. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
> 90 y. IN Diner and Pullman Parlos
$50 p. ID. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
81 % p. %, SeeueIs.
- a. SlesplIs.
ATLANTIC CITY. t7ao, 900. tua0 a, n. Ia9,
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS 500 g. m. 1905 noon.
$40, OA4 y ~ Sundays. $50 e. H., $50 p. n.
EVERY HOUt on TIE HOUR ="
NNeeK cays. 20 a. TO sse p. M
10 BALTIMORE.
20, $500, $50. = 20 10. Is 90 $50. 900.
- ~ ~, 100 a. m, il1aJ noon, 1855, 500,
i505 go f600 T8. iIm. $40. 1850. 1880.
'l0s5 'L59, ~ % y. m.
WESTWARD
ChlCAGp $40 a, m, .l22, 81 % p N.
tiNtINNAII. 81 LOUIS and LOUISVILLE,
s iiI7 g a. u % p N. ESQ night
flIIsBtRG, '5lo a. IL, IL. $40 p IN, $3.50
CLEVELAND. $40 p N.
COLUMBUS $50 D. ID.
MHEkLlSG, $40 a. IN. $50 p. M
NINChkSl ER, 40 a, H., %, IS 90 q N.
FREDERICK. $50 1870 S9-l5 a. ~, 80. ri05.
HAGEKsToWN. fsd0 a. m. $50 p. m.
daily LEzcept sunday sSunday only.
Ii.LEPHQNES at al ql the following Ticket Of
ave, Main u.s. New Union Station; Ticket once.
Main i5oOs Information Bureau, Main 1850
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CRIEF JTsTICE CLABAUGH

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 2463. Gichner rs. Unknown Heirs; pro con-
fesso ordered. attorneys, J. A. Butler and c. W.
Stetsou,
30. efS5 CamH IS. CahiIl. slimony ordared paid
out Of registry. Attorneys. {. Z. Emig "A. A. BIZ
Ley and J. A. LYMAN.
No. E51 Avey Us. AYery; refeTod 10 examiner.
Attorneys Leckie, Fulton & C01-Coldren * Fen
ming
no. B5l2 Tafheu vs.. Tarbell et al: divorce de-
cIgrd and counsel fee ordered paid. Attorneys. Lam
bert & Mclean 7. H. Jef0ris
30. 25ie3. Thurston vs.. CLARK e. al; referred 20
examiner ATTORNEYS. &. +. Digs.
80. Ej5s 5ielsloUse IS. Unknown Heirs; appear
ance Of absent defendant ordered Attorneys. Birney
q Woodland
30. Z76)4 In ne Edwin s. Glars. bond 0f assignee
Fixed an $1,000 Attorneys Biuey Woodard.
so. l4l. White Young. decree IeTfectlng
tlt.e Att0rner O.. C. Gertman.
no. zls8 RupDUeht vs. McNsmara: trustees ap-
pointed % sell; bond SEES. Attorneys Biney d
Woodland #. =. Davis.
Assignments fol today.
80. III ccOyiIle IS Mutual ReserTe Life InslT-
ancs Company. Attorneys B0beson-Raist0n & SD
d0ns.
No. s. GaEin rs Leahy et al Attorneys. Gies q
DoJle-C Brown. Sheehy. and G. h. Brown.
no, l5}. s.. :. aud T. Go. s.. Chew. Attorneys,
aFa 4
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DINING CAFES.

The belmont Cafe and Quick Lunch
Tn our special Much. &c Ladies and gentlemen.
so Fcuua. ave
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS RFNrs
government. estste, and damage claims: no rhargs
unless successful FULLER AGENCY, III I2th pT.
oc7-1 "''
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Districf Court.
Equity suits.

No. III. ln r. extension Of THeuty-third street
order extending time for appearance Of jury.
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TUE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation I'm the
District Of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal ADVERTISE
meBts.
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS. sc, AT
WESCHLER'S. go Pa. ave. NV reasonable rates:
conveniently located, Phone ~ l2Sz ia29 sQt
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, FACE AND SCALP.
swedish movements; appointments out. 1875 New
York ave. Room ls 81 a.
Nine. Anna Il. johnson (graduate1,
late Of New York scientific masseuse Flsc+,5,.I
Floro massage, vapOF treatment for nervousness had
circulation. rheumatism. &c Treatment out bv -
poln;ment 1914 18th st. nv Phone n. ass
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FARMS-WANTED.

WILL EXCHANGE TWENTY HORSE POWER
touring car. peTfeCJ condition. used Only four
months; as part payment for country property
lacreagei. address BOX l02. Herald Office. iasotf
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Equity Court No. =.

No EfA IN x assignment Cf William Eich0lz
account II assignee referred 20 referee. Attorney,
-. 4. Johnston
No Zj1L AlglIigan Us. MUlligan e. al rule as 70
am0ny Te-umabe February H. 1906. Attorneys Camp
btI C4rriugton-Ssuth & Walker.
No Z59. Peters vs.. Peters. sale finally ratified
and conveyance ordered Attorneys. Fillmore BeaH
C g. James and f. n WEIGH
No Z59G- L7uch IS. Lynch Iro C1ufess0 ordered.
Attorneys. G. A Berry and J.. +. Downing r =.
MrNamaE " Il Dennis and J. 4. T00mey-
No. T5G. Russell IS Dcl8nd, rule as 10 receiver
re1Ufaahle February a. 1905. AttoueE Leon TUbriBer.
No. Z57f Rigs National Bank IS. Jaseli; hear
Ing ou rJle continued and leave % file bin granted.
ATTORNEYS. X. r. Perry S9n-H ". Whsatley
No. 265-DaYi5 vs.. Davis, argued and submitted,
Attlrueys. q. I. Whif5rd-J. T. SAVIOR.
No assignments Tor to-day
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS. the orIv
weaving factory of its kind in the city. WASH.
INGToN RUG CO. ssl sth st. NV. Phone n. ss.5
ial0Sot
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED FOR RESPECTABLE COLORED
person six-room house. renting for SIS. answer
quick D. H. JOHNSON 90. ST. 9TH ST. NV. fel0 II
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WALL PAPER.

WE WISH TO SELL OUR 0VERsTOCK OF
wall PAPER at d Tey Jon sacrifice Cali and see
Cur stock. +. q. NOLIE. 90 18th st. uw.
sae-eodt
Rooms PAPERED, g Up; SAMPLES
brought. latest fan designs painting LIE PREUX,
1901 9Th e. Phone \. 3tSlm. als-U
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NINE. WERNER

BRADFoRD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
SUITE p COLORADO BUILDING.
l4th and q. Phone Nam ~
ia2l-90t 90 ''0'-onA
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.
THE VAN DYKE.

Cor. Sd ard d sis. nw. Well furnished rooms and
apartments; private baths; rates reasonable; tran
sieuts taken: soc up bstf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
per cent 90 PER cent on D. C. real estate
Special fund. $1,000, at 8 per cent: wiH divide
into $500. Every consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company.
Phone Main sss2 coz street n ".
mhl5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate az lowest current rates o. interest; special
privileges vith respect 10 prior payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD Hrc.l 80 18th ST. NV. 0cS-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
leans OF replace old ones at lowest rates Of III
teTest. All Transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers WI. d SAUNDERS
& Co, l3f 4 ST. uU, ocs-u
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DIN III WUHh.
set Of Teeth snd Gold Crowns g m. Cola Egu-
ings s. up; Silver Filings 5or Work guaranteed
No pain. Or. GEO. l. EDMONDs. $40 + Sd uw.
!alotf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING
30 pain; look feel. act. and last longer than nat
ural teeth; shrulken faces made normal; painless
1lhng. Dr.. J. L WILSON, l2ls r St uw. mya-u
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

WE HAUL FURNITURE, PARCELS. TRUNKS.
give hrstciass service; answer calls promptly; con.
Iat. 10 hall anything plenty Of teams CLARFN-
DON SMITH. 9Th and SITS. NV Phone Main 20
ia990t -
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
- sltn are. pacing and shipping a specially
KREIG'S EXPRESS, l224 r ST. nv. ,pbope MOI
Ola - : =
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALF
PERSONAL,

Win ONE SMELLS A RAT MAKE
,. Allse Ike dropping as postal to cau and nav
s sh Is,es To- mems discarded wearing apnare
STAND 60 d. '0i' . OLD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-06
Modern Walks Assured
Uunder the Present Plans
from First Paae.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
oughly homogeneous mass is secured.
The concrete will, Immediately af-
ter being 50 mixed be placed
il the proper forms. After it is start
ed to fill form. the wu-k viii not
be stopped for any reason, but the
form will be filled TO the proper height
in one operation and the concrete
thoroughly tamped into place. The
concrete will nave a thickness of four
(4) inches when tamping Is completed
Expansion joints will he placed as di-
rected by the city engineer.
On this will immediately be placed
the wearing surface. one inch thick
This shall consist CT one part cement
to two parts sand Thoroughly mixed
and worked to a smooth surface and
to the correct grade.
II the contractor for any reason al
lows the bottom or fouD iaticl course
to set before he is ready. &c put the
top or wearing course on he will be
required to remove all such concrete
and replace with some freshly mixed
concrete, the object being TO get the
ton course on before the concrete sets
at all.
The walks are to be kept moist,
protected from tie weather and guard
oughly set They may be kept moist
by covering them as soon as they have
set sufficiently, with about an inch OF
sand or sawdust. wet at intervals 10
keen az all times moist. for period
of at least seven DAYS.
The contractor shall suspend all
work under the contract when noti-
fed by tne city engineer, or fnis duly
authorized inspector, that the weather
is unsuitable for carrying II on.
The contractor shall al all times
have a competent white man on each
piece of work whose name shall be
certified by the city engineer, TO
TO whom the city engineer, or the
inspector shall give instructions
Driveways shall be laid in the sane
manner as sidewalks excepr that they
shall be marked IN small squares and
rolled with a tooth-roller.
After the work in front Of each
block has been allowed to set for a
period of seven days II and that part
OF the street that the contractor has
used during his operation, will be
thoroughly cleaned before the work
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Ladies of Civic League and
Temple BETHEL Prepar-
ing For the Event
mAxoR GOODMAN HAS ISSUED a
proclamation DECLARING MoN-
DAY, DECEMBER 81. TO BE TAG
DAY. AND CALLING UPON ALL
ENTERPRIsINe CITIZENS TO AS
sIsT.

Monday, December 81 win be Tag
Day in Pensacola, and the ladies expect
TO make Of 1t a notable event. That 1t
win be a success goes without saying,
Tor the ladies of the Civic League and
Temple BETHEL are behind the move
1,lent, and all are working with enthusi-
asm- This insures that Pensacoia's hrsr
Tag Day" will result in every way the
success which tx should
The object is most worthy one, Tor
the proceeds are TO be devoted 70 the
tinprovement of the city, the Civic League
10 turn ite share over to the beautifying
of the parks and squares, while the ladies'
OF Temple Beth FL are 10 place their
share in the Temple fund
The success attained by the ladies OF
New Orleans was beyond all expectations
on their Tag Day" and no less than
$40. 023-0o being subscribed. The amounts
ranged from cents to $4,000. The dimes
contributed numbered 1913 and the
nicI<els were "a, 239-
Although the City of New Orleans Is
much larger than Pensacola the ladies
here nevertheless expect TO realize neat
SUM for Identifying the city, and are
looking forward to Tag Day" with inter-
est and enthusiasm. All of their plans
are now being made and win be consum-
Bnated before the day set for the tag
EinS-"