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SURGEON IN COMMAND.
Relief in service, with stokes on the
Quarter-deck.

The hospital ship Relief was placed iE
service at the Mare Island Navy Yard on
February 6, in command Of Surgeon
Charles Z. Stokes. according 10 a dis
patch received at the Navy Department
yesterday.
The present plan of the department is
to have the Relief make a short shake
down cruise before she goes to Magdalena
Bay to meet the battle ship fleet, when It
arrives there on March H.
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District Court.

dteAitE bAhNAEV.
No 30. in ft extension # Al0uroe street Ana
costa; order accepting sHd directing second jul-
In 70 opening OF allies n square 2s4a: order &c
cfrting iury.
No. Ut. IN ~ extension of TEeufv-third street.
mo1oD % Tsc4te order argued ard submitted
No. .5s IN re opening alley ia sqtare 7fs; hear
ing
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THREE WILLS FILED.
Children Inherit Under Last Testa-
ment of Mrs. T.. l.. <. BFovxn

ment of Mrs. i. +. :. Brown.
The viii of Eliza E. S. Brown. who died
December Il last dated June 15. 1897. filed
yesterday for probate, devises the estate
to her children. Mary E. Brown. Rowland
II. Brown, and Robert l. Brown, and
designated the first named as executrix.
BY will dated April 6. 1904. Louise Novel.
who died January 2, 1908, devises her es-
tate 20 her friend, Liomide Delarue, and
appoints her executrix.
Herman II. Goetz. who died January II,
by viii dated November ., 1907, devises
his entire estate to his wife, Jennie L.
Goetz.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDFRSON


No. 0lll Drake StTatton Company Ys Potomac
Dredging Company order releasing credits Of defend
ant from attachment Attorneys. Sulyan-Branden-
burg q BTandcnbITg.
No. 1905. United States ex rel. Roche 7s secre-
ary Of Interior order to refund 70 petitioner or at
tOTrey Of record sum deposited Attorneys, Thomp-
s0naE Laskey.
No. s0os. Hoover ct al vs. seaboari Air Line
Railway Company motion for Judgment continued.
Attorneys, Biruey & Woodard-Herbert & Micou
Nc. S953 international Trust Company vs. Crock :
leave, granted Dlsintia to file amended declaation
Attorneys. W. G. Clephsne-B. II. Warner. I
No 59.i. Same Howard; motion to c0nsoli-
date WITH No. 50l99 leave granted to plaintiff to
amend. Attorneys. same
No. 50029. Crane Company Us. Han: demurrer to
third plea overn;led motion for bi Of particulars
oTerTlled. Attorneys. Seman & LeIch-SOh
No 50ll9 Dement, & Rice rs. johnson: Judgment
uAdeT seseBty-third rule og S9i53. Attorneys Car
ter & Brooke-W G. Gardner
No 50o76. 0rrison Washington Railway and
Electric Company: motion TO strike out second count
Of Plaintiffs declaration granted Attorneys, Lam
bert Mclean & Yeatman-J. 7. Darlington.
No. 4992j. Hamin IS Washington Railway and
Electric Company. demurrer oyerlled. Attorneys
Lambert, Mclean & Yeatmsu-J ]. Darlington.
Assignments for Monday, February 10 1905:
no 2ii Pryor rs District OF Columbia et al
Attorneys Berry & Minor and Il. b. RoWi-nd-E
Ii. Thomas and ], J. Darlington
No 90. Cheshire - Anaeostis and Potomac
Railway Company. Attorneys. Charles Bendheim-
]. ]. Darlington.
No. 2se. Green rs. Washington Railway and Elsc-
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Hesdgaartera for EEegthing IN Real Estate
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Ennifx Suif.-

No. 1851 James Il. Knox IS Minnie Knox: di-
TQn'e mensa et thoT0 AtfOEaey, &. +. Digs.
Ne zl6E Frederick ". kahert vs.. Henry Ruben
ackeT e. ali Judgment creditors bin Attoraer.
Leon T0bIiuer
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP wANTED-.MALE & FEMALE.

SHORTHAND AND 'TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at our school IN 80 20 70 days Positions
guaranteed Pittman Graham. Gregg Barnes and
Syllable systems. Individual instruction sTENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l53l9 Colorado Building.
THE GOVERNMENT WANTS CLERKS, RAIL
way mail clerks, bookkeepers messengers, watch
men, skilled laborers. stenographeTs. and typewTteys
Examinations soon. Prepare NOW at THE Drill
LEkH 100 y. y. ave. il26-tf
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No 5GL2 Anne " Woadbadee. 10 uss = c,s-le-
Nev 5ufga. IS Rufus L. Andres: judgun5nt 81 s. g..
M.is, justice Of The peace. s59l5 Attorney. J. II.
adHaans
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.
BEAUTIFUL
NORTHWEST HOME.

BEAUTIFUL
NORTHWEST HOME.
Seven rooms: tiled bath; good residence neigh
borbood; handsome front Of red pressed brick and
West of Ninth street.
Select resideuos thoToushfare twelTeroom h0nss;
with vide frontage and deep lot offered at sacrifice
price $500
Bargain on Heights.
Eleyearoom house, steam heat soashern ex-
posure; Just on Of Fourteenth street. Very cheap
al $500
massachusetts Avenue Bargain.
Positively the biggest thing in residence property
eleven rooms hot water heat; wide frontage; in
good order heretofore held az higher pgice offered
uow for $1,000. This is an opportunity 10 got a
splendid home il select residences uelghborhOod.
Southeast Bargain.
Twentyfo't front house, with very deep lot: seven
rooms owner is very anxious TO sell; reduced pnce
to quick sale figure. $500.
Full Value in This.
Large three-story house; ten rooms; two baths !:
brick stable: lot 25zl05 good residence section ia
the northwest
Choice Corner Southeast.
Seven-room house with vide frontage: splendidly
built vide parking; good outlook in frstciass oors
6ition; 4'5J. This is an opportunity for any one
wishing attractive corner house.
MOORE d HILL Unc1,
1888 ~. n. w,
Headquarters for Everything in Real Estate
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation In the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
ments.
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT 3 PER CENT
On watches, diamond7. and iewelry.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
Bonded broker. 4sS Ninth ST nv.
po23-eod-u
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Rankrunfcv Cnnrt

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
no. l5L ID Te Thomas z. Nagglman. csus.ee ag-
th9Tlzcd 10 s5li certain lots
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE 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.
2 90 a. M Diner, Pullman parlor,
lss1 a. H. Buffet ParloT. tiFe-hOur Iraln.
sgt9 a. m. Diner and Pullman ParloT Car.
illS so a. m. Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
= 90 ,. m Diner and Pullman PariOr Car.
3 W p m- Royal Limited" All Pullman. 5hour
~ 20 D. N. Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
20 D. m. Diner and Pullman PATl0T.
. ~ d. m. Coaches TO Philadelphia.
II 30 p. N. sleepers
- a. N sleepefs
$50 p. II.
a ANNAPOLIS. week days. 8 20 a. m. 1905 noon.
'''' 099 r Ill,, mi sggnd2ys 70 a. m ~, 539 p m
tAeek days &C N. 10 500 D. ml
TO BALTIMORE.
4. 20, f500 1870. 200. 10. 800, $50, 300
ny l19. ~ 90 a. "a, flZa0 noon. 1926. 100
ii55565. 55 isaS, SO. %. '5@. is3S. 10 %.
lO-S' s1l@0, III ss5 D. N.
WESTWARD.
thiCAG0. -9:l0 a. m. IT, 80 D. m.
~ 5II1rdIs3P q NJ = 10 2 m. II 40 night
night, -
CLEVELAND. $40 p. IN.
SSoLCABUS, so D. NJ.
MHEELlNG, $40 a. M, 30 p N.
MtNthtSi Ek, iel0 a. N. f.0j. fj 90 D. N.
. =, t,HfsoERlCh. $50. lg:e, s9:l5 a. NJ 10. i45.
HAGEKsTOWN. 1910 q. m. 800 .. m.
sJaiE Except Sunday, sSuRday only.
TELEPHONES az an Of tbe following Ticket Of
ave., Alaln I7S. New Union Station: Ticket OniCe
hdm i5s1: Information Bureau, Main lJsJ.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, g Up; SAMPLES
bEovsht; latest fan designs painting. LIE PREUX,
1901 sth ST. Phone n sislm 5sIg-tf
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Only ten cents week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues Of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500,
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Circuit Court No. 1.
gVETECT WpFguH


No 1857. Han vs Diefz: motion in arrest q
Judgment overruled: motion for new trial oveuuiad
judgment on verdict; appeal noted, superSedeas
bond 5000. Attorneys. ]. a. Bmbars and David
R0thschild-LeoB Tebriner
No. i97l7. Aluri0ck vs.. White. motion that H1dg-
ment be entered satisfied granted. Attorneys
Bendheim FoUest-Co.drsn & FeBnng.
No 4sei9. Burroughs Cave, demurrer %
. amend declaration sustained, with leave % amend
IN ten days. Attorneys. II. l. B. Atkiszon-J. S
EasbY-Smith.
No. 4sl7s Shenandoah Valley National Bank vs.
Fleischman e. al motion 20 set dag for trial and
case set for hearing March g. 1905. Attorneys. F.
Il Jsckson--E. Il. Thomas
No 50i03 Dawes rs 0'Conncll. demurrer 10
second coant Of declaration sustained. Attorneys
Cuttings d Chamberlin- Baker. Sheahy & Hogan
No. 1891. kahlgrt vs.. RUbguacker q al motion
20 set aside judgment and for leave 70 file plea and
affidavit granted. Attorneys Leon TobnneT-Lam-
5srt Mclean
No f9592. Henderson Va FCTy et Al, motion
for new trial filed.
No. 50l23, Smith rs. La Normandis Hotel Com
paHy; motion to dismiss appeal from justice Of the
peace ovenIled. Attorney. " G. Prenfiss
No. f766. Eastman Kodak Company rs. Burke
Bros; motion for Judgment oyerTuled. Attorneys
Bnndenburg & BraDdenburg-J. A. BuTkart.
Ne 00el- Douglas vs. Douahoe; demurrer % first
count of declaration sustained, motion for i1dc-
meut oyerHIled. Attorneys. Bandcnbug & Bran
denburR Tucker & Kenyon.
Filtration Company; motion % vacate marshals re-
turn as 20 service Of process OveTned appeal noted
defendant ordered 10 plead within ten days Attos-
neys. ]. A. Maedel and Maddox & Gatley-McKen-
ney & Flannery.
Assignments for Monday, February TO- 1903:
No. 89- ScoJt administrator. rs. Putnam. sd.
ninistrator. Attorneys. L. T. Everett Louis Moi
mar, and E. W Z. Ewing-W. H. Robeson
No. 25l Moorehsad vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys. Z. A. Jones. G. c.
shinn, and H. f, Mtcheli-C. A. Douglas and G.
p Hoover.
No. G3 Borlner. &c, "a Washington, Alex.
andris and Mount Vernon Railway Company At
torneys W. G. Gardiner and 2 n. Hopewell-A
A. Hoehlfng.
No. 2s9. Sonneman vs. Philadelphia, Batimors
and Washington Railroad Company Attorneys
Chaplin Brown-AIeKe Kenney & F9arnery.
No. 81. Appler rs. The Capita. Traction Com
pany. Attorneys. 2. z Sleman and S. {. PelIe-
r. r. Perry & Son and g. T. Dunlop
Ne 23, kinbsn vs., District of Columbia ct al
Attorneys, H. f Dayis-E. H. Thomas, C. A
Douglas and G. p. Hoover
No. 265. w. H. Saunders & CO. vs.. zaim At
torneys, H. E. Davis and E. y. Kimball-R. g.
DCuaflzon
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RUG WEAVING.

RUGS wovEN FROM OLD CARPETS; the OILS
weaving factory Of It's kind in the city. WASH
lNGIoN RUG CO., ssI 5th ST. Nv. Phone A As
isl9&g
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A 49, INVESTMENT ROsEDALE ST. n. z
fuear 18th and H; Or. frame and water: newly
Painted and IN perfect condinn rents for $3.50 per
mo-: $50 20 quick purchaser. OWNER, 1873 n Y
ave. NV. feg-3f
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE UPON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
choice lots On Bdgatwood ave. and Military road
rapidly increasing in value; near car line and also
near the terminus ueE 18th ST. ear line small cash
payment and balance monthly. LOUIS ?. SHOE
MAKER, 60 18th 81. NV. fesst
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MIsCEILANEOUS-FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-LARGE COLLECTION OF GEN
ulae antique furniture and oil paiutings, must be
sold within The next fev days; no reasonable offer
refused. 200 L ST. Phone West $50 fest
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

30 WHITE AND COLORED MATTRESSES.
chambemaids, Atlantic City. for Easter. April
Apply PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. SO
7Lh ST nW. fe7-2t
COOKS, MATTRESSES CHAAIBERMAIBS
iaundresses, nurses, light houseworkers. white and
col0red. Apply PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. SO 7th s. MS. fe7-2t
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Criminal Court No. ]


United states rs. George A. GrsWold. forgeg
sentence one year ai,: one day on fTsr count and
one year and day fbId count. to take effec,
| from and including date 0l expiration Of sentence
on Gro. count.
United States IS. Edward Matthews. housebTcak-
ing, sentenced to Tenitentay feG hre gcars.
United States IS. Same. same, motion for sentence
contiu'od
Unilad States ys Same. robbery: motion for
sentences continued
United States IS. Joseph Rogers. Raymond John
son, and Charlie Harper depreciation on private
property sentenced t. peuiten,iaFy ier tg0 yeats
each
UE,tsd States IS. Forrest BHnch assault with
dangerous weapon motion for nep trial oyerTuiedi
sentenced 70 peuieniiay FOR ore year and one day.
Criminal Court No. :.
JUSTICE BARNARD
No. A33 Meyers IS. Chew &c al; motion 10 dis
mss appeal o}cuued. Attorneys, z. A. Jones and
J.. e. slinn-R X. Hilllafd
no. fe-H. Hawkins Metropolitan Life InsuF-
ance Company; motion for new trial CFeTu.cd: iudg-
laeit on Fe'deti appeal noted, supersedeas; bond,
a3-l Attorneys. ~ q Gardiner and r. ~ Hope
Wc-.- Berry Minor and Il Z Rowland
Estate o. Eliza /. Brown; viii dated June I5 1897
fsiafs u Laura L. Dodge: petition fUT probate
aaa seooFd Of wil and lettss testamentary. Attor-
nsy Z. J.. Jcfords
E1tate of William 7. Wall petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney, Edwin Forrest
Estate Of simon l. Groot o7der to make monthly
payment
Assignments Tor February 10 Igls
Ne. 1920. IN 70 estate II William John Williams
No 1888. In fe estate q R9sanna C. Young
No l443- Ia re estate q ClameBtine Bartlett.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Observation-Disclosures

MUSIC sTUDI9WANTED BETWEEN IfTH AND
Dupont Cirrie by New York teacher Of best meth
eds Instruction given in exchange pTeteTTtd l71
18Th 81. NV
WANTED-HOESE AND LIGHT DELIVERY
was price mrst be reasonable Address ".
A. CRAIG. Ii,-=id office. fest
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Equity Court No. 1.

'hAAA dAoA4'E 'tsabA ttsEt
No. S3is. Foulke et al. vs. Crddle ct al title
made perfect in complainant. Attorneys. Wilson &
Barksiale.
No Gg56. pisbilry rs. Metropolitan Coach Com
pauy; auditors report cunfrnad. Att0meys T. J.
Murphy and z. z. sheahy-W. G. CIephane and C.
s Shrcvc.
No. S40 Garrin vs.. Railway MsH Association e.
AL argued aud submitted. Attoueys A. 4. lips
comb and " l. Ellis-E. F. Coladav
No 25is. Mason vs.. Mason; limiting time to take
testimony ard examHeT's fee ordered paid Attu-
neys. F. i. Backistone-Charics Beudheim and Id
vim Forrest.
No E59 Lewis IS Lewis. alimony peniente lite
ordered Attumeys h. II. Boliander-J. r. Laskey
Assignments for Mondas. Fehmary 20 1875:
No III Sc09llle vs.. Nuiusl Rezere Life IHelr-
angs COMPANY Att0Tupys. Robson -Ralst9n x sid
dous
No. s. Gauin IS. LeahNct al Attorneys Gies
Do}ie-C. Brown. Shlchy. and e. H. Known
No l7A Brady IS. Brady e al Att0uegs, J. ~
Gc0rEe-W. +. Ambrose
No. rs. 1arben ys Tarbeu CO al Attorneys
lambert & Mci.sau-T l. Jca1rds
No 10 Nottingham "a Nottingham. Attorneys
Campbell CariHgton-J J.. Pugh
No Isl Ans,in rs Cortelyou. AttorneYs Gittings
a f-hamirrrfna Srrarf RfrNqur7ra
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THOS. ]. FISHER & co. (Inc.) J,
738 Fifteenth St. N. w.
FARMS-WANTED.

WILL EXCHANGE TWENTY HORSE POWER
touring car perfect condition; used only four
months. part payment for country property
IacTesEel. Address BOX lo2. Herald Office. iaSe-H
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates Of interest: special
privileges with respect 10 prior payments. TYLER
d RUTHERFORD Incl 30 18th st. NV oog-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans OF replace old ones at lowest rates OF in
terest All transactions conducted With economical
consideration for borrowers VA. u. SAUNDERS
d w. liU h ST. NV. oC5-tf 4
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

Set q Teeth and Gold Crutfns. $ M; Gold FIJI.
ings s. up; Silver Filings, Soc Work guaranteed.
No pain. Dr. GEO. L EDMONDS $40 h ST nw.
jal0n
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES No EXTRACTING:
10 pain; look. feel. act and last longer than nat
md teeth shrunken faces made normal; painless
hlling. Dr. J. l. WILSON 1913 ST NV ny2o-tf
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED - FOR RESPECTABLE COLORED
person, six-room house, renting for SIS; answer
quick. D. H. JOHNSON CO., I'll 7th st. NV. fes IA
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. sc. At
WESCHLERS. go Pa. ave. NV reasonable rates.
conveniently located. Phone n 1882 ;a2930t
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Equity Court No. :.


So. Gj57. MrAllister IS Brooke, guardian ad IL.
tem appointed. Attorneys Tucker & Kenyon.
No. Ef5. Walton Naior. substitution q tris
tee ordered. Attoruey Prank Stets0n
No. 3ii5S. Johnston vs. Johnston reduction II ali
mony ordered Attorneys ". h. White Edmund
Beady.
No, 85l Bahn Horkins, secuitv foT costs
ordered. Attorneys. MeGowan seTsa s. Nohm-
J. J. Darlington.
No. GZ1- Besn IS. Bau time 20 take testi
m0ny limited ATTORNEYS. J. Baum-C. s. Shreyc
No. G5as. Hailam IS. Hallam: commission ordered
to Issue. Attorneys W. r. Ambrose. A. TOgney.
No. E510. Altman vs. Webb, rule as 90 receivers
oTerruel. Attorneys, Wilson d Balksdale-Eda
Forrest
No. 26l59 Washington Tobacoo Company vs.
smith; receivers instructed Attoruess W0f &
Rosenberg-E. l. Gies
Assignments Tor Monday, February TO- 1els.
No. Is LofheF vS Boisr. Attoruers- Wolfe &
ROscnheTE-C Camplel ClTnnEt0u
Ne. lo2 Grand Loige Of Masors ~. Grimshar.
Att0rneys a. A. LiGscomb ard Ellison-JsInes S.
Essby-Smiih and ". J. Iambeu
Ma. l8. Davis -. DAVIS Attorneys. leon To
hgner-AiaTk stcannan
Ne. 80 Kelly IS Mutual Reserve life Insurance
Company. Attorneys, ". q. Gardines-Rsls,on 4
Siddous
No. l52 Lydiek vs. Lgdick. Attorneys William
B. Reily-R. ~ DousldsoH.
No. 40 Davis gs. Davis. Attorneys. WhitioTd-
Taylor
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DINING CAFES.

The Delmont Cafe and Quick Lunch
Try cur special lunch, DC Ladies and gentlemen.
H99 penua. ave
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN IL ANY AMOUNTS FROM
Per cent TO per cent on D. G. real estate
Special fund. $4,000. at per cent; viii divide
iEto $500. Every consideration shown borrowers
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 3S62 s57 G street \. IL
mhI3-f
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS, RENTS.
government. estate. and damage claims; no charge
Gnless successful FULLER AGENCY. ~ l2th NV
eft
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Superfluous Id, Warts, MoIea,
MASSAGE.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

WE HAUL FURNITURE, PARCELS, TRUNKS:
give frstclass service answer calls promp'lY: con
tract 10 haul anything plenty Of teams. CLAREN-
DON SMITH. 5th and sts. NV Phone Main %
!as99t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co. NOW LOCATED
at sb New York ave-: large padded vans. 81 load:
2hoTss wagon. S load. mhl7-eodtf
FURNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. sc. MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a speciality
KREIG's EXPRESS. 1924 H 81. nv. Phone Main
900 aust
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-01-17
d. .snch friend,

- .snch friend,
Il ( .at but your verbs
trovt re c'n-y3u mix them so
with your propositions"
II am sorry you find them trouble
some" was all I could say.
Il saw. your friend, Mrs. James, just
now" continued he; she says she in
tends to break down housekeeping. Am
l right there?'
Break up housekeeping, she must
have said"
"Oh, yes, I remember; break up
housekeeping"
why does she do that?" asked.
Because her health is so broken
into"
Broken down, you should say
Broken down! Oh, yes. And, in
deed, since the smallpox has broken
up in your town"
Broken out"
"She thinks she will leave it for 4
few weeks"
Indeed. And she will close her
house?"
NO; she is afraid it will be broken
-broken-how do l say that%'
Broken into"
Certainly; it is what l meant u
: say"
rs her son to be married SOON?
NO; that engagement is broken
broken
FROZEN off"
"Ah. had not heard that. She is
very sorry about it. Her son only
broke the news down to her last week.
Am | right? | am SO anxious to speak
the English we'll"
He merely broke the news; no
proposition this time"
at is hard to understand. That
young man, her son, is a fine fellow
"a breaker, l think"
"a broker, and a very fine fellow.
Good day"
$50 much" thought !, for the verb
to break"
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at Mouton's Switch: in the sixth pre-
cinct at SimoneauX' box and in the
seventh precinct at Pilette.
The list of above names of commits
sioners, clerks and watchers thus
drawn was read over for correction
or v%erification and on motion duly
proved.
The designations of written with
drawals Of the following candidates
we're then taken up for action. N.
Reaux, Sr., candidate for assessor.
and Ulysse Dugas, candidate for con-
stable in the SIKH v ard.
On motion duly made and seconded
it was resolved that said written with
drawals be accepted and that these re-
spective candidates be refunded the
original amounts assessed against
them.
The chairman In had Mr.. p. L.
DeCiouet. vice-rha rman, to read IN a
loud and audible voice j. the presence
of the respective W. ndid : for thef
v%erificatiOn az CORE, on the ter
tickets as drawn b, tn Committee anf
which tickets as thus dra IN were to 90
Immediately in the hands of printer.
Said tickets or forms We're found TO re
correct and no clrretti0n on same was
found necessary.
There being no other work betnrF
the Committee. it a moved and Sec
onded that said Committee 10 now adj
jOurn.
tSigned:) J. OMER BRoUSSARD,
Chairman of the Parish Democratic
Executive Committee.
(Signed) LUCIEN $. BRoUSSARD,
Secretary.
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A lot Of mems pants 81 to 50
Dair.-At F. O BrOussard's.
Worth ) eng.

The Lafayette Theatre during the
past week has been presenting an ex-
cellent bill for the entertainment OF It's
patrops, Every night a change of
moving pictures is given besides an
interesting and pleasing act by STA
Baker, acrobat, who is assisted by
his little daughter. Virginia., who IS
very charming. The show begins al
7:3O D. m. and lasts until about y. Inc
admission is 10 cents and is fully
worth the admission and worth see
ing.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-01-17
A Sultan In London.

Al BIN Hamoud Bin Mahomet, sui.
- Ct Zanzibar, who is once again
v1Bltng this country In q private and
40mdaI capacity. Is only "a. though
gAes he came to the throne five years
20 he has str1ven consistently for the
1npr0vement Of his country On Euro
pan lines. He was educated At .
1sivate school IN the south of Eng.
l1nd. and afterward at Harrow and
9x1brd. snd is thoroughly English In
- Meas. His great hobby is collect
~ cocks. Of which u may be seen
itching away merrily, in a single
Ibn h The palace Of Zanzibar. It ID
.H1Aaed that when the sultan was -
G1AOol 10 this country he one morning
ut1e Z horse, without saddle or bride
:Anm We school gates down to the
n 9way station. q mile away, SITTING
ufA his royal and dusky face toward
- horse's tail, and guiding the ana
4l msrsly by the pressure Of hi
2eM-0ndon p. !. o.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-01-17
A Strange Stranger.

There vas a queer man here yes
terday-a powerful queer man." re-
marked the landlord of the tavern at
Polkville, Ark. HE was big and port
ly and loud-voiced, and pretty consif
erably red-nosed, and SO as soon as
he had registered l says: Going to
stay with us a few days, colonies? and
blamed If he didn't r'ar back and say:
I'm no colonel, sir, and never was
one!' Some kind of a burned crank or
crazy reform Teller, l betcha!"-Puck