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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily az 5.l5 b. 10. up 90 Jauu-
aU a. for dispatch tv steamer fremont
Hawaii, Japan. Korea. China and Philippine
Islands, Via San Francisco close here daily az 5a5
3. m- up TO January .. for dispatch by steamer
Mongolia.
Australia Excerpt mails for West Australia New
Zealand, samoan Islands, FII Islands and New
Caledonia. Via Vancouver and Victoria British Co
hmba close here daily 80 Sis p. d. up % Janu-
arg Ct for dispatch rs steamer AIiGECa.
Tahiti and Marlu1sas Islands, yia San Francisco.
close here daily at 6l5 b. m- up 90 January - for
dispatch o. steamer Narpcsa.
Hawaii. Guam, and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco. close here daily az 6I5 y. ~. NO %
January q. for dispatch tv United States transport
Hawaii. via San Francisco. close here daily 40
6.l5 p. Do. up % February s. far dispatch by steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii. Japan K0rsa, China and Philippine lei
ands Fi3 San Francisco, close here daily az Sis %.
M. up 10 February 6, iar dispatch by steamer Hong.
kong Mara
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand Samoan Islands and Nev Caledonia via
San Francisco, close here daily at 6I5 D. m MP 70
February g. for dispatch hy Australian Mail Line.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria British Columbia. close
here daily at SIS p m- up % February p for dis
patch hy steamer Empress Of India.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I-5-Helen Seymour and Harriet c. Ssymt-r
e. William +, Eimoustou and Louis r. Peak ID
secure Charles =. Marsh, S03 8 years. per
cent. semI-annually. lots 90 and 81.
Square 55S-Rosina Parry to Richard r. Homer and
Robert J. Harlan. TO secure Rebeccs Cole $50.
year. per cent semi-annually, part original
lot
Square Il-Perry ". Pickford et TX n American
Security and Trust Company, 70 secure William
E Pickford. 1880, 70 years 5 psr cent.
semi-anuuslly DOT a.
Barry Fsrm-DanieI NelliEan 10 Henry II. Beg
mann and Charles Schafer. 10 secure Tie North
ern Liberty German American Building Assori5-
ton No s, $50, part lot %, section :.
LangdGu Plrs-H8rry s Burgess e 60 Reid S.
Baker 10 secure Ira J. Baker. SI50 ] 70 %
months per cent. part lot II. square =.
Columbia MISUNDERSTANDING Is. Bruce to James
A Tocmey and William B. Wheatle7, 20 secure
Catherine a. Tappan, $1,000 ! 10 % months
per cent. lot %. block 3.
Lanier Heights-Waiter +. Schneider e. Tx. 20
Harry l. Rust and Harry X. Boss to secure f.
len R. Harrison. S.5oo. payable October Is. 1910.
3 Ter cent, semi-annUaly. lot 81
Square s6i-Mary y. Mueller 20 BENJAMIN +. Leigh
ton and George r. Williams. 20 secure ErnestIH5
f. Terfnger. 500. years. Icr cent, semiaU-
nually. lot rs,
Square s0-Beujamin W sunny e. ux to John r.
Arms and Samuel A. DUJr. 20 secure lee
Brown, $3.50 Yeas, PER cent, semi-aurnally.
lot d
square lL5-thafies ii. Marshall et TX % thaTies
Il Cragin and Charles II. &. Mccartney, ID
secure George C. German. 500 years. per
cent. semi-annually. part lot g
Anacostia-James J. Dore et ux. 10 Julius A. Mae
del and Henry H. Bergman. 10 sCgIre Douglas
A. Mackall and George NJ Emmerich. trustees,
S373g months and / year. per cent lots
SO and SO
Square 40-William e. Morrison 10 National saw
ings and Trust Company. 10 secure American
Security and Trust Company, $500 years,
Der cent. part original lof
Washington Heights-Aiiranda b. Tllloch ct al "a
Andrew b. Duyan and Harry X. Boss, 10 secure
Clara A. Lutz. scent, $500, 3 years. rer cent.
semi-annually LOT a. block 4.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, January II, 13Os1


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice White. Mr. Justice
Pecthsm. Mr.. Justice Mckenna Mr.. Justice hoimesi
and Mt Justice Day.
Henry s. McAuley. Of Chicago. H., and Charles
Dushkind Of New York City. were admitted 70 prae
tice
No. 10 United Dictionary Company. appellant
" q. q Merriam Company. leave granted 81
ole brief herein as amic5s curae ou motion Of Nh
S. 81. Olin in that behalf
No. E6 Herring HallAiaVin safe Company. pe
tit0nT IS. Halls Safe Company Ct al passed
temporarily per stipulation.
No l67. Armour Packing Company, petitioner. IS
The United States;
No 465. swift d Co.. petitioner. vs. The United
States;
30 ls9 Morris * Co. petitioner. vs. The Omitted
States. and
No 40 Cudahy Packing Company petitioner, Vs.
/ The United States; argument continued b. Af
Frank Nageman and Mr. j. G. Gown for the pe
titiouers; by Mr.. A. s. Van Yslkenburgh Air. As
sistaut 10 the Attorney General Purcy. and AT
Attorney Grneral BouaIarte for the defendant
Adjourned until to-day at u O'Clock.
The dag call fcr Wednesday. January p wlA be a.
follows. nos l67 dos lC9 and no. IB. 70. rs
l2s. 49, ~ 1856. 49, and 49,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street southeast. between Sixth and Seventh
s-reels-Wiiliam H. Ellis ef us. % Geuee r..
Berhtci, i1, % square SIS. 500.
W1odiey FaIE-CLar,5s T. BaIes % Rowland b.
Jones. lots ard s. block o. SD
Laugiuu Tsrs-Iu J. Baker e. rr 90 Henry T.
Burgess. part lot H. square - So
Hohuead NaHgT-Hauy NsfimaH % 3. Francis
saul Dot g. block IS SO
Squares -a and g. TadsECTfl. Columbia Heights
Washington Heights HolueaE Manor -srI.s ~
clifton. Lauler Heights, University Paris. slI
D0uhius' Ad1IIigu-Hauy NaIdLau 10 Thomas
Bones and s. Percy Thompson. trustees lois s.
90 a. square 55- lots g. and O.. sIusr Sc, lois
10 20 l5 square 2,6. Pad-Hsrrh. lots % o. IS.
block 8. Columbia Heights. lat g.. block r.
Washington Heights. LOO 3. block ls Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. lots ~ - 81 a.
- tF S.. aud 81 block 81. Hr.ueaj Manor lots
Be-. J.. So AID q square Z-t9. Sauls Addition.
lots IS, 81 and $50 Lauier Heights, lots 50 %
81. block Il lots ID. l1 ll3. and Iz square
u. Sc
Long 3Ieadou=-Bels Bond ct ri-. George j. t.
Thomas Granville. lots % 60 = and s. 20 g. SO
Columbia HeiZEIs-ta -rfriue g. TaTTan e vir BY
ron A. 20 Josephine .. Bruce l7- 20, b.5-6 s.
Sc
No sos DumbaIton avenue n0rthvest-Herman 2.
Aand-er 60 uZ % George i. shluuics JOB ~.
square 1912 $40.
Petvorth-LIther W Reilsv ct uz. TO Fannie C.
Smith. lots s. and g. square q. $40.
Fist Addition ~ American UNIVERSITY Pari.-Ga-en
J.. Tart and De Witt a. Cr1is,art trustees 10
Walter Il. HsEaus lots 4 and g.. square 1856.
$40
Patterson street and 6n street northeast between
North Capitol end First streets-GertrUde II.
Hams GO a. % Nilhemjna T. Burgess. lots IlQ.
ll5 Is. and 80 square o. So
Patterson street and Oh y street nar-heas--WII-
helmiEa r. Burgess co al 20 Gertuis VI. Har-
us. lots III, III. Il6. and ~. square 81 $40.
Patterson street and street uoItheas--SyIlhel-
nina T. Burgess st al. % Ralph J.. Burgess.
lots us. 49, l7s. and l72. square 6-2. $40
Sixth and z streets Larrhes=f-Zuo B. Babbrt 70
Cevsut v Poland and Valley /. Poland, lot =,
square SO. So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant P.ai1s-Iohn r.
Arms and Edgar ~ HAYES. Trustees % Samuel
4. Dr1y. Dot 50 block f. 500.
AuacGStia-L1Gis q. Ostsmar.r 90 James J. Dorz
lots so ard 80. SO. George ". EmmeTioh and
DcuEl8ss S. Alacksu. trustees. 10 James J.
Dore. lots sd3 and So S1
" street northwest. between Twsuty-f01Fth and
Tvenr-ffth srreers-Samusl T. Funk 70 Ed
ward NJ DUlu original let g. square a. SO
Spring Hill-Charles II. tuEiu. trustee. At al. 70
Percy IS. Picsf7Hi, part $40.
Nineteenth street northwest between / and u
street--perev ". Tiesfori % Cherries f.
Cragin Edith A. and Charles II. C. Mozart
euev. and Charles II. Crasiu, trustees lots a
and " and part original lot g. square al,
Sf15c5
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

All present
Admissions. Wilson " Thompson. Edna J. Spot
ford, and Albert G. Agnew
No. az. Patent appeal Z. Mcllhnny q Son Sc
New iberia Extract Of Pepper Company. Limited
argument commenced b. Mr. Nlelale Church fm
appellant; continued by Mr. C. s. Watson for ap
peilee. and concluded by 3IF. Melville Church f0
appellant
Nos as and 4a Patent appeals. Peter schoer
hstT Brewing Company vs. Nation & CO.. submitted
by NIr. T. A. Banning. attorney for appellant, or
gled By Mr. W " Thompson for appellee.
No. $50. Patent appeal Natural Food Company
Vs. Williams argument commenced by Mr.. II. A
Seymour for appellant
No. 1874. District Of ColumSia vs.. Robinson; judg
meut Of police court affirmed, opinion By Mr- Jus
tIce Van 0rsdel
Assignments for to-day:
Patent appeals.
no. 49, Worcester Brewing Corporation "
Rueter d CO. Attorneys l. W. S0uthgate-G. II
Maxwell
No. g53. Weeks W. Dale. ATTORNEYS. ". C.
Jones i. l. Ames, and Melville Church William
stcc5brdge and A vs.. Proctor
No. So The Natural Food Company vs Will
JAMS on tTlaL Attorneys. n. A. Seymour Wallac,
Green.
No. ST. Winchester Repeating Arms Company vs.
Peters Cartridge Company Attorneys g. D. Sey
mour-F. z. Brown and r. A. Hopkins.
No. s8 Guinifst Ct al. vs.. Wet0rsohn. Att0r
neys. J.. ;. Bacon, ]. II. Milans. D. A. UsiHa-M
B. Philip
no 4s Fenner vs., Blake. ATTORNEYS. J. c. Pen
min and g. J. O'Neill-W. S. DuEaI-
No go. Rose vs.. Clifford et al. ATTORNEYS. J. d.
sllhTaH-A- $. pattisou. Phillips MaUT5-J. Ii
Griffin
No 4a Alonzo W. Rose. appellant vs. Isaiat
Newell Attorneys. J.. d. Sullivan. s. Pattisou.
NO. 36- R1heu T. Phillips. appellant. IS. Cles
Ter ID. aeHseuich Attoueys. Thomas A. CONNOLLY
and james B. Connolly
No 363 Edward a. Clifford. appellant. vs. Alouu
20 - %
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DINING CAFES.

The belmont Cafe and Quick Lunch
TN our special lunch. 25- Ladies and gentlemen.
go Peuna. ave
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Requests that date ne set

The mayor of Pittsburg has written
a letter TO Secretary Of War Taft, asking
that a date be set for a rehearing of
the Pittsburg bridge cases. The cases
are the outgrowth~ of a complaint filed by
the Pittsburg Coal Exchange, of Pitts
burg. that the bridges across the Ale
gheny River, at Pittsburg, were tee low.
and were an obstruction to commerce and
navigation. These complaints were in
vestigated by Mai. Powell who reported
that all were too low, and should be
raised The railroads protested, and the
common council of Allegheny passed a
resolution opposing 1t.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUIt-FlJllsled 0lIy IS Ii0Wati11 aUd not
guaranteed
500 T. M.-C. & o. LIMITED. Dally-Fast YES
uuule tram. Pullman sleepers " Lexington louis
vale Cincinnati Indianapolis, Chicago and ST
LOUIS. Connection Tor Virginia Hot allnEs Pull
nan cars LoulstL-e O. Nashville, Memphis. sad New
Orleans, Dining CaTs Ia earle service
uIg Z. NJ T. v LIMITED Dauv-SoIi4
ye-il5Ile train Pullman sl5epers 20 Cincinnati.
Lexington. aud Louisville. Compartment Sleeping
car T. EgiAIa Hot eplus5 wees days. Dining cars,
IA carte service. Pullman s-gepegs Cincinnati 70
CLlcsgo and st. Louis and Louisville u Memphs
Nashville. aud Mes orleans.
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake ard Ohio
Ones. 5l3 feuusy 18ula aveuues CO. 18TH street.
near +. and NeH Union station. Telephones Nam
loo o. Sis Tor T.. 4 %. Ticket Otics
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FOlJRiug schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
AsleTllle Caat,luJog4, Memphis go 3. n. snd
n 10 ,. IA. daily
For K.au1Ae. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis
NeW Orleans. I9I5 ,. ~. daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville, and Florida points
iIJ d. ILL., daily
Tor Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken. 40
T. a. and 50 D. III. dal.y
Tourist ears for California four times a week: 80
?. H., Monday. wednesday. Thursday Friday
Local for HaHis1uBITE e % g. ID. daily 20 o. H.
neea days for BauTlt. 585 a. H. daily. and for
Charlottesville $50 a. ~. and 40 p u. daily
Frequent trains To anu fr-n Blusmout
J.. s BROWN General Agent
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FOR gALE-HOUSES.

CORNER NORTHWEST
Choice letteTed street near 10th: 10 rooms
steam heat: Al opportunity 5000
WEST WASHINGTON
Il Fine home Of u rooms; hot water heat lot
fronts two Streets perfect repair s8,o9.
HOUSE AND STABLE
Avenue se.; 10 rooms; furnace; cheap at
$500
DOWNTOWN HOUSE
Big house: side and rear alleys; close to
Pa. ave $3.50.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Beautiful Groom new house; on one Of best
streets q gem Of home and bargain at
the price; $3.50
MARYLAND AVE. Ne
l0Toam house: furnace cellar q. m. t. H.; not
far ONT only $3.50; this is snap.
LITTLE INVESTMENT
5To0m rent, $50 $50
NEAR 18TH AND l. SITS, NV.
Investment; rent $40 price. $500.
NEAR 5TH AND N SITS wv
s-room house; large lot reduced from ST. 900
10 651.
ANOTHER MUCH REDUCED
Near n Capitol and NJ MS 9 rooms: 2
story brick stable; 5000.
CORNER.
Attractive brick. corner prominent avenue
and principal street IN northwest rooms and
BATH large parking. great bargain at a6o.
CAPITOL HILL
Near Library roomsi wide $780,
MOORE & HILL, GNCO.
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suits.

No 50l4 Charles Early and james hampton vs.
Franklin T. SamJr. aC-UIU. 500. Attorney
Douglass. Baker s. Sheriff. and h. 81. OBsaE
No. 5G-55. Lillian &. Paine Louesraw IS J. d.
Burns q Co. Incorporated, Cerri0IaH- Attorney,
J. a. Bailey.
No. 50l56 Il Roy Marx ys Anthony D. Geiglsr;
eertiora1. Attorney. ~ =. Gardiner.
No 50LE. william 3. Fosisr. appellant IS,
Peter Fersinezrs appeal. Attorney. +. l. Gies
No J5S Mars /. Thomas vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad COMPANY damages S0G1 AtL0I-
sers. q. I. Whitfad and " J Lambert
No 1913. John Bailey Mullins John =.
Parker. judgment Justice q the peace, SLl- Al
t0ruey. e. A. Barnard
No. $780, Leonard L. Gut-idzs vs. Capital Trse-
tion Company, damage. S5ea. Au0megs Lam
bert Mclean q Yeatman.
No 51lbl Richard H. LINN vs. Washington and
Potomac Steamboat Company; account Sl5-2.5-.
Attoruegs Douglas * Deuglas-
No 5062 M1seiev Home Company ys. Eielo'ss
f. Shea; account, S-s3L Attorney. H. vs.. Wheat
Icy.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY G. Is6.
Leave Washington New Union station.
600 q. H. and so a. m-Dally-Au points on
Norfolk and Western. also Knoxville Chattanooga
and Memphis.
iJ.h ,. m.-Daily-Rosnoke. Bristol, Winston
Salem, nu01yllle. Chattanooga Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
FOR N0riolk-LeaF6 Washington 10 g. n daily
u 70 a. daily 3.i5 b. IA daily. Arrive Norfolk
a. ~ a. H. So p. u. l0.45 D. u.
40 y. m.-DsIly-BerTyyille LuTay, Shenandoah.
Trains from TIE Southwest arrive s.t5 g. u. and
l. 20 p. u.
Al information Fourteenth strsst and New YORK
avenue tBO1d BllIdmg.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

COZ 9TH START OF STORE FOR
rent; best location la cityi Masonic
Temple. Inquire within. J1---3t
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Equity Court No. i.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
10 assignments Tor to-day.
Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No EzS Glsdmon IS. Gross e. all au7esrnra
ri absent defendants ordered Att1usvs. Gordon.
& GCri1n-Smi-h & Walker
Tn re auuael Prank Kaslock; auditors report
ratified
No 11i-l. Western vs.. Western, tl dismissed
Att1ucs. ". A. Johnston Chaplin Brown.
No EE2 Heals W.. Cunningham. sale des15ed
bond. S-.10- Attorney. II. ". sslau.
NO. -57a- In re- petition q A. r. DUml; tus-
Tee q estate Il James 5. Robinson. trustee sp-
pointed 20 r5else.
No ISIS. Alexander Us Alexander; adjudication
lu contempt Attorneys. H. Hemaus and q. T.
t0ilIus-F9utam Peytu1.
So Z5-s. Austin rs CCT1slym. rle as 10 liz
5ale.iou discharged Attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
b5rlaIu and Il. NJ EaTle-D. ". Baker
so. I5-f Riggs National Bank rs- JlseM. rlIe
as % restraining order rstUmsbls January g. 1903
Ai,rmes. r. Ross Perm & Son.
10. -I-ls. L0uesGaw vs. Burns x Co. bin dis
missed and APPEAL noted Attorneys. A. 3. Webb
and Edward F0ucst-L. A. Baile5.
No assignments fuz to-day
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
IIUhkf OFFICE: IA PENNA. AVE-.


s'ot-AS 4 Sl4ohiAk r-ltlule not 84alaLtcc4
% A. NJ. D4uy -SeaboaTd Mail Through coaches
and Pullman s.eepeB 10 savannah and JacEsou,Ills
Through sleepeE Washington 10 Hamlet and ham
let 10 Atlanta FaI.OE car 10 PInehuIst Dining
cars.
Z . F. NJ. Daily -Seabosrd Florida Limited. solid
Pullman Train through 10 Jacksonville and 81. Eu-
Suatiue- Also through sieeptrs to Piuehurst At
lanta. birmingham. and Memphis Dining cars.
$50 Z. n. Daily oeaboaId Express Coaches and
Puilmaus to Savannah and Jacksonville.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-CHpICE LOTS AT INVESTMENT
prices iu Connecticut AgCule Terrace. The E00J-
G0 Connecticut Avenue Bridge IS NOW open 10
the public and El double the value Il property
along this thamughiare. R.sr lots are being taken
rapidly Price = to s. cents a square foot. Terms
500 cash. balance monthly. For illustrated plat
and fun particulars write. telephone. call GA
ROBERT J.. HEATER MANAGER. t3 Colorado
Building Phone Main go Automobile a. your
service if yau wish 90 see the property. lal9it
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Equity suits.

/ 10 1858 Iu To Audrew b. DIval trustee; %
substitute trustee. Attcuer A. j.. Uu.aL
I 40 1854 Tie Riggs National Bank IS Emilio
Jassili- for injunction. Attorneys. Il. r. Perry 81
I Son.
/ No. Z55. John r. Herirrh e. al IS. Ul-
known Hens quiet title Attorney, T.. G. James.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: TAKE NOTICE
that the certificate Cf sale for taxes for lrt part 10
square Us. Washington. ID. e.. on 18th day Of
March 1904 issued 90 Margaret ColIiere. has bsen
lost destroyed. and that I have applied % the
Commissioners D. C., % issue % me on the sth day
Of January 1908. a duplicate Of said certificate
7. J. NALSHE. Attorney. tal52
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II sou want % bay a Maryland farm OF suburban
nome, see OK send for latest bulletin.
Marion DuckeTt 4 son, $50 Il NV.
seI4+f
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I.nrgest Morning CircuIation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based upon
its sworn CirCulation-a circulation in
washington larger by thousands than
was ever before attained by any morn
ing newspaper at the Capital, Its
books are open,
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UNFURNISHED.
APARTMENTS TO LET.

co., THE ONTARIO-sEYEN ROOMS, RECEl
ton hail; closet. sZle; BATH E5 Apply j
ROBERT SCOTT LAMB. Jos The Cecil u2I-5t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED BUSHEIMAN DESIRES POSI-
ton; good reference. Address >. Us *. Capitol ST.
ia2lL
TEACHER. A. NJ COLLEGE GRADUATE. WTTH
ten years experience wishes private pupils in Latin
Herald Office. aIgs-
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS: the only
weaving factory Of its kind in the city WASH
INGTON RUG Co. s5l 9Th st. NV. Phone NJ ass.
ial0Ns
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No. -2 United States v- james Clark DisHIug
COMPANY libel under act Il June %, 1901. A-ts-
ley, ID. W. Baker
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ALEXANDRIA.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY AIOBE2 WE STORE FOR 75c a
load UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, Es-s20-
i2 10Th ST. Nv. Phone Main 429. ta3-st
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS,

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government estate and damage claims. no charge
uness Successful FULLER AGENCY, III 18th NV
OcI-f
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THE CAIRO-TWO ROOMS AND. BATH TO
suitcase; terms roaS5Ha4-e. 'AtdGe5 BOX y
Herald Office au-H
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Criminal Court No. 2.

JUoII|E bAKNAhI.
No. I4lg7 In re estate Of John VI. Clapp; dOmi-
ellie decided being Washington ., c. Attorneys,
Worthington. Heald & FTailey-H. Z. Davis.
Assignments for to-day.
No. 1901. In re estate Of Ellen If. Cotton. Attor-
neys, Donaldson & Parksr-Douglas & Douglas
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Woman 10 Do II.

Spoiled her dress and her andade her ache and red her
temper She thought she had looked everywhere for good woman to
ceaand failed to find The first principle of successful
ing however she had o5e00edat there's only right place
everything, and that's just naturally where it belongs
There's hunting around bushes pearls nor diving to
the bottom of the for buberes while grow on bushes
and pearls the bottom OF the So you employ reliable
working people you'll have to where eor their representative
are, in the natural order OF things to be found
The WASHINGTON HERALD Want Ads form the connecting
link between the careful thrifty housewife and the best market
for the skilled labor she needs for the working machinery of
* her home.
EA Looking over THE WASHINGTON HERALD Want Ads
~ Is becoming the daily habit of these arsehted women
whose homes are successfully managed
In many this daily want-ad habit is
the unknown for their being the envy
OF other less keenwitted women whose
S homes are always a skies and sevens for
lack OF competent help.
Reading THE WASHINGTON
HERALD Want Ads Today and
Every Day Keeps the Home Ma.
chinery Running Without Jar
or Friction.
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HAULING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE. PARCELS. TRUNKS:
give trstcass service, answer calls promptly; con-
tract 10 haul anything; plenty Of teams. CLAREN-
DON SMITH. 9Th and * SIS. NV Phone Main 2]2s
jaq91t
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Only ten cents week, delivered at
your do0r-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main 5000.
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We WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsT0CK OF
wall paper 40 yer low sacrifice. can and see
our stock. +. G.. NOLTE SCI uth 81. NV
.aStCdu
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Criminal Court no. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD,
Nc. 250A United States vs. John ". Newly
rape; Oh trial Attorneys. Taylor & ODonnell.
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs. Charles Brown
United States IS. Doc Taylor.
IL at Y InIE
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MASSAGE.

OF New York. 1914 18th So. uw. Phone sG5
Scientific masseuse IN all branches, elecgril4I-7ibro
massage vapor treatments for nervousness, bad cjr-
lati0n, rheumatism, &c. chiroTody; electric scalp
treatment rIT-Wr
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MISGELLANEOUS-FOR SALE.

S PER CORD FOR BEST PINE WOOD. en-
any length, at the ward APPLESTEIN q co
ii and IS sw. Phone Main 5E69N m2l-1t
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PERSONAL.

FlOlc NuftI at-
ADAM WOULD GIVE WHOOP IF HE
knew Of our wonderful cash exchange for men S
discarded wearing apparel hats, shirts, shoes; we
have a high stopper 10 cali Oh y0u ar once
JUSTHS OLD STAND. GIG l..
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ROOMS PAPERED. g UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest fall designs painting LIZ pREUX
l5Jl 9Th ST. Phone \. 5i5lm. ial5tf
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS, sc, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
kkElG'S EXPRESS, l22A st, Nv. Phone Main
al0. aust
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WALL PAPER.

PAINTING. DECORATING. PAPERHANGISG
VIII bring samples 10 your home
NATIONAL DECORATING co,
Tth and h cts. Phone Gi3 Main
matt
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

Set q Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. Up: Gold Fill
ugs, s. Up; Silver Filings. Sc, WORK guaranteed.
No pain. DR., GEO. L EDAUNDs si0 + 81. Nv,
ul1u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATrS: No EXTRACTING
10 Jain. loak. feel. act and last longer than nat
ural teeth. shnl1keD faces made normal, painless
filing Dr J l. WILSON lbs s. nv. myz3tf
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-IN GOOD CONDITION SMALL
bookcase and lady'- writing desk. mahogany lin
ISL; also rug. about 8 hy % feet; state Trcrs Ad
dress BOX o. Herald Office
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MACHINE SHOPS.

G. w. FORSBERG.
MACHINIST AND BOILER MAKER.
Works and wharf, Slh and Wate- sts sv Branch
Office 18th and I SIS. nW. Phones Main Isl ana 5tz
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.
THE VAN DYKE.

Cor. Sd and d SIS. NV Well furnished rooms ar
APARTMENTS: private baths: rates reasonable; tral
sicnts taken: SIC Hp iy6tf
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE MODERN OFFICES IN THE NET
zerott BIDS, LlGlll2 F S. uwi $50 Per month.
including neat. light. elevator. and lani0E service
40 extras ocl)f
FLEMING BUILDING. 1919 C. ST. NV: RENO
waited throughout lt floor suitable for stock broker
OF real estate also excellent office rooms with best
OF ilu.IoT service. 10 extras VISIT