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The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
MINES OF WAX.
Found in Connection with Coal I'm
Many Parts of World.

Found in Connection with Coal in
Many Parts of World,
In several parts Of the world a resinous
substance called ozocerite. and bearing
considerable resemblance to beeswax. is
found. usually in connection with rock
salt and coal.
There are depOts in Austria, Russia,
Roumania, Egypt, Algeria. Canada, and
Mexico. but. says an imminent authority
on the subject. ozocerite has not so far
been discovered in sufficient quantities
10 pay for mining anywhere except In
the district of Borslav, in Austrian Cali
cia, and on an island on the west coast
of the Caspian Sea.
In mining this mineral wax shafts are
sunk until a bed, or nest" of ozocerite
Is struck Then connecting galleries ar5
driven. There is considerable danger
and many lives have been lost in conse-
quence of the sudden forcing up of the
soft wax into the shafts by the enormous
pressure to which it is subjected. 1t is
used largely for manufacturing ceresin
which is employed, together with bees
was for making wax candles as well as
in the manufacture of photographic CYL
inders, and for many other similar pur-
poses.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square ssi-Thomss Collins 70 Malcolm Huf1y and
Edwin L. Wilson. 20 secure Mars y. CoTington
sos. - months and years. Ier cent semi
annually. original lot J. and part original lot II.
square lfs5-Csrlton M BeaB to Charles =. Stone
and Charlie W. Fainsz. 10 secure J.. i. Wood-
yard. A.0Ge years. PER cent. semlanIusily
lots g. g. and g.
Square 4li-Same TO same. 20 secure same. Sz.T50.
3 years, Ter cent, semi-smuually, DO Is.
square b-Sane 10 same, SAME. $50. years.
Ter cent. semi-ammallT. IaTt original lot 6
Square 069-George ". LOefier 70 George 81 I'm
merich and Dmglas S. Mackall 10 secure Wash
ington Six Pes Gent Permanent Building Ass5-
citation. 500 lot 3.
Square 9s3 Joseph " Alder-0n RI TX 10 William II
ofiey and Richard M Parker ~ secure Jeremiah
and Roberta Van HON. trustees. $500. 3 years,
D Ier ceHt. seInlanlHiaily. part original lot J.
Mount Pieasant-William II. Clavtm et u1. To John
b. Larner and John A. Hamilton. 10 secure The
Washington Loan and Trust Company, 81 so,
3 years. 6 PER cent. seni-aumanv. Tar lot o.
Square Ej-Hary EhTlich e ux 70 Hauv l. Rust
and John +. NJ, Bowie. To serue William l.
Br0theTton, 800. scar, per cent seuai-anu1-
ally. lots g ard 90
square 4s-idbarto Dimsrco Ct ux % Henry +.
Blair aud Oscar NaBck. 10 secure T. Enos RAY
il, and Charles ". C.ageft. trustees. u1D
years. per CENT semi-aUIUdllY part original
l0t T.
Square north Of square 2l2-IfeBe Brennan 70 VII
liam ID. C0Jmhs and J. Leo Kqlb O. secure
Caroline c. Hilton. S,50. % wears. 8 per
cent semi-annually lot l2 and part Of alley S.
Square 2s9-James 5 T0pham 70 American Security
and Trust Company. 70 secure National Savings
and Tuist Company. 5000. monthly payments.
3 per cent. lot g.
Square 569-Lizzie b. Hell e. VII. Andrew w. -
John A. Massie and Luther ]. Petty. 10 secure
Crosby F. StoddaT1. $50. years. pr cent.
semi-anHuaIIy. lot I59.
Square 336-Th0mas 4, johnson et Uz. % Ralph j..
Barnard and Guy II. johnson. 70 secure Barbara
Rodlsf. 800. years 8 per cent. seInisHuually.
lot D.
Square 425-Florence L. Willis 70 D. Francis saul
and James r. Shea n secure the Home Savings
Bank S25 3 years. per cent. semiannuslly
lot Is. and parts lots z and g.
SheTE0od-BaEtlett I. HarT6r Ct UI. n Frank FUl-
ler and Frank +. Rapp 70 secure Hugh Wallis
$3.50. years. Ter cent, seml-snIusllg lot 5.
block 428. same 70 same. 10 secure " l.
B0leH. $50 IN 53 months. Der cent. lot o.
block 426
Colorado Heights Charles W. Meyers 20 National
Savings and Trust company. 20 secure Thomas
n. Patterson and Ernest ST. Pease. S310)9. 3
years. per cent. zemi-annUaIly lots ] To p,
block J. lots ] u s.. block 2 lots J. 2. 8, 8 90
l5 block s. and parcel between ThITry-eigh-h and
Chesapeake streets Grand and Nourse roads.
PARK Kiew-ChaT J. Haydtn et uX. 20 Z. Francis
SsH and Walter T. Hilton, TO secure HauT M-
Euis. 8 20. years. 5 per cent. semi-anuu1llT.
lCt 56, square 1896. same 70 B. Francis SAM and
Herbert T. shannon 70 secure NIddalgl &
shannon Sl.I59, monthly payments. per cent.
lot 70. square $3.50
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
ROMANCE OF EMILY BROWN.
How She at First RepuIsed KoFea's
Foxy Old Emperor.

Foxy Old Emperor.
tale Of Empress ON, Of Korea. Her
Imperial Majesty is an American lady.
and her name was originally Emily
Brown. Her pa was a minister in Seoul.
and Emily sang like an angel in the choir
and looked Ike an angel everywhere.
The Emperor of Keora heard about
her. indeed. it is said that he actually
went to chapel severely and successfully
disguised as a gentleman in order %
have a look at Emily He approved and
sent her an intimation thai It was his
royal will and pleasure that she should
become one of his rather extensive fam
lily circle. Emily gave the astounded
monarch such a talking 10 that he sank
back, famed himself. popped the qIes-
ton, agreed 10 marry Emily, and 10 give
up all other wives in less than I'VE
minutes
And this is how Emily Brown. the
choir singer. became the Empress ON
little word which means dawn Of
the morning" Is there no romance I'm
such q history great deal of fuss is
made every now and then when an
American girl stalks and captures duke
or bags an earl, but such triUmphs are
small indeed compared with the senSa-
tion of stepping from a chapel singing
pew TO an imperial throne and passing
in one day from the style and title,
Emily Brown, 10 that OF Empress ON,
She has never revisited America. and in
this she has made a mistake. What a
tremendous hit she would make among
us. Should We have TO fall on our faces
when greeting Dawn of the Morning
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. Following schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed
Tor Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. NeW 0rezus
AsaeyiIle. Chattanooga Memphis. 900 q. H. and
uOl p. m. daily.
Fer Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis
New Orleans l9lj D. IA. daily.
For Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida points
$40 u. M. daiiF.
For Columbia. Charleston, Augusta AIKEN, $40
p H. and $50 p. To- dGiIr--
Tours, cars for California tri-wesklv $40 p, 70.
Local fr Haui-0uh-rs s{5 a. no daily SIS . ~
week days foy Dsaviile s55 a 70. daily. and for
Charlottesville sos q. 10. sud 50 p. daily
Frequent trains 90 and from Buemont.
j.. s. BROWN. General Agent.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
DweHers in Australia.

The Arunta. the people who inhabit
Central Australia, have been the object
Of careful chronological study. Herr NJ.
Freiher Won LeonhaTdi their latest in
vestigator. presents some new facts about
them. He finds their religious cOncep-
lions particularly interesting and curl
Gus. They believe in a supreme God.
dwelling IN the heavens, and called Alt
ira. The stars are his camp fires, the
Milky Way is his hunrng-ground. and
he is surrounded with beautiful youths
and maidens who are immortal. The
evening star, the Pleiades, the sun, and
the moon once lived on the earth, and
were the ancestors Of the Arunta. It is
noteworthy that the Arunta regard their
god as red man. with long hair. But
he never lived on the earth. and he pays
little attention 10 men. The Arunta
have also curious beliefs concerning the
fate Of disembodied souls
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
For STORES.

FOR SALE-SNALL STORE PROPERTY. N5
Isr st. nv; Dot Iszl00. house rooms and bath.
LOUIS T.. SHOEMAKER 6l2 Iith Sc. NV. fest
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Twentieth and streets northwest-George 5, Webb
10 Annie Early. lots So and GO, square lie. SO
Eighth street between u and streets southwest
Charles W Fairfax ct ux. 10 Carlton NJ. Beall.
lot g. square al. lots g. c.. and S. square
l029 p8rt original lot IS. square Sc, $40.
Eighth street between Z and streets northeast
Joseph A. Jennings e ux. to MaTy H. O'Seill,
part LOT 81, square 9l$, $40.
Chichester-GeGTge II. Shannon Ct uX. 70 Charles
P, Carl, lot 2, block 4, SO
Ingleside-Ge0Tgs ". T. SVaTtzen and Alexander
T. Hensey. trustees, to Luther 4 Swartzell. lot
g. block 3. s20o.
- jeremiah and Roberta Van Horn. trustees
10 Joseph W Aldertou, part original lot l.
square 967 $. Joseph W. Aiderton to LoTa
Alderton same land. SO
Thirtv-frst street northwest, above Q streets
Sevau Cissel et ux 10 Charles ?. Williams
part square rs, So
Sherwood Edwards Land and Building Company to
Bartlett F. Harper lot ;. block 1915. $40
Colorado Heghts-Thomas NJ Patterson and Ernest
NJ Pe8se et ux to Charles W Meyers lots l
TO g. block /; lots 70 5s, block >; lots l. ? g.
TO l5 block 3, and parcel between Thirty
eighth street, Grant end Nourse roads and
Chesapeake street, SO. Charles W. Mpyers et
ux 10 Robert T. Chstterton. lots As and s.
block 2, SO Same to Claudius F. Jofss lots
and q 10 IS. block 2; lots l. ). 6 to Is block 3
SO. Same 10 Thomas u. Riley, 53-4 part Of
block / and part block ? and parcel between
Grant and Nourss roads Thirty-eighth and
Chesapeake Streets $40. Same to Charles A.
Douglas G-Il part Of same land SO Same to
William C. Prentiss. 1874 part Of same land $40.
Fourth and z streets northeast-EdwaTd A. Muir ct
ux 20 Rose Saks. lot iO square SO. So
Pristine C0urt-Wiam F. Morsan et ux "a Hsny
Ehrlich. lots g and 90. square %. SO
Eighth street northwest. between i ard S streets
J. Enos Ray, Il. and Charles " Clagett tnIs-
tees, to Labarto Dimarcc, part original lot 4,
square 4l9 267l
Park yiew-Aliddaugh & Shannon. Inc. 10 Charles
J. and Lillian c. Hayden lot IS. sIuaTe Sg5.
SIC
Creensborough and Enclosure-Ignatius T. Byrne 10
George VI. Slye. part SO
NJ street. between Fifth and Sixth streets north
east-frederick Dierpoph ct to MAY D. and
Ella X. Trader lot 3. square s2s. SO.
Fourteenth street, between Rhode Island avenue and
T street n0TthWest-Aary V Burgess to Irene
Brennan, lot i9. square north Of square AZ. So
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

81 iHEDlL L- IN II + Ell JANUARY 8. lA8.
Leave Washington New Union Station.
s15 q. IN. and 600 a. m-Daily-AH points on
Norfolk and Western. also Knoxville Chattanooga.
ana Memphis.
1915 D.. -DaiiY-Raan0ke. Bristol. Winston
Salem, Knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
NsU Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
For Norf0lk-Leaye Washington 20 a. H. daily
u % a. ID. daily. 3b p. m. daily. AuiTe Norfolk
II 20 a. M. - p. m. 70 IS D. n.
400 p. m.-D3iIy- BeryUiie Luray, Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive 6 IS a. N. and
II 80 g.. no.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond BuiIdiug.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
shrewd old Yankee farmer was once
approached by a gabby salesman, who
was pushing ineubators In Vermont.
The drummer gave vent TO the usual
eloquent arguments, none of which, how
ever, seemed to impress the old farmer,
who remained silent through the recital
Finally the salesman observed. you,
sir do not seem to appreciate the quail
ties of these incubators.'
"Mebbe not" was the laeonic response
Just think Of the time they will save
With frim expression IN his cold gray
eye the old man answered:
Young man. what do you suppose
care for q hens timer
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

ItthtI VfFIIE: I4-I NINA. Az 2.
Notiee-Foll9wiug schedule not guaranteed.
los A. NJ. Daily-Seaboard Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers to Savannah and jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
let to Atlanta Paslor car to Pinehust. Dining
cars
Us z. II. Daily-Seabosrd Florida Limited Solid
Pullman train through 10 jacksonville and 81. Au-
Eustine Also through sleepers 20 Pinehurst At
lanta Birmingham, and Memphis Dining cars.
$50 T.. H. Daily-Sesb8aFd ExpTess Coaches and
pullmaus % Savannah and jacksonville.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

Nc.ice-Tbere vin be a preliminary call Of the
even calendar numbered eases II Circuit Court No.
Tuesday. February 4 1905 az 10 O'Clock q. m.
beginning with Nc. 80 and ending with No. ilo.
AttorDeys are requested 70 he present and inform
the court whether OF not they desire % try ther
respective cases, otherwise the same viii be con
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii via san Fanclsco close here daily a. SIS
p ID. 10 10 February g. f1r dispatch b. steamer
Alameda.
Hawaii japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
srds via san Francisco. close here daily al Sis
T.. "a up 20 February 6. for dispatch by steamer
Ho1gzyuE Mau-
Australia te1cept mails for West Australia New
Zealand. and New Caledonia. via san Francisco
close here daily az 6l5 up 50 February g. for dis
Patch by steamer leid1.
Japan. Korea China. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. i. G.. close here daily az
els D. m. ny 70 February y for dispatch b. steam
CT Empress If India.
japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Tacoma. Cl0se here daily az 5.l5 p. m I'D 70 Fchul
an a. for dispatch hy steamer Beiler1ph0n
Hawaii japan. Korea China and Philippine ISL
auds via san Francisco. close here daily at SIS
p m up 70 February p for disIatch hy steamer
Korea.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NUIL-I'lDlbled on{ as lnt0matlon, and not
guaranteed.
800 Z. Nc. 4 o. LIMITED. Daiy-Fast YES
ubliU ITaln. Pullman sIelIers to Lexington. Louis
vile Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago. and 81
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man cars Louisville 20 Nashville Memphis, and New
DFleai-- bl.ihE ears "a carte s-til-e.
u.0 L. NJ. p. I. LIMITED. pajly-Soiid
rastlbuls uaIu- Pullman slecp,rs 10 Cincinnati
lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car % \ .rgnla Hot Springs week days Dining cars
la carte service Pullman s.eepers Cincinnati 20
Chicago and ST. Louis. and Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville. ard New Orleans.
Eeagrvatiau- and tickets % Chesapeake and Ohio
once 5l3 feuusy.Taula H6mg. GO l4-h street
near r. ard New Union station Telephones Main
1850 fT Washington Terminal tEB 7CUICC and Main
lnas N E5h i-r d. & 0. Ileset Nt-l-e.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Assignments for Tuesday. February 4, 1905:
Special calendar.
No l. Davis rs. United States Attorneys. A 5
Warthiugton-D W Baker and Stuart Mcnamara.
No Is Johnson rs. District Of Cc,Smb.a. Attor-
neys. Hayden johnson and j. W. Faiterson-E. II.
Thomas.
No 49, Garrison et al vs. District Of Columbia.
Attofnevs, J. H. Archer. RE ii. Thomas
No % Secretary Of the Interior IS. United States
TX Tel. Turner et al Attorneys. L. T. Sanford and
W. T. Harr
No. q Same vs.. United States ex rel. Vaughn.
SC Attorneys, T. r. Sanford and W. II. HaT
Regular call.
No. l7H. Dobbins IS Thomas executrH- Attor-
neys Leo simmons-R. G.. Donaldson.
Nos. I7j3 and 1850 King rs. Curtain, execltTix.
Attorneys. j. A. Johnsou-E. A. Jones.
No 1774. Griffith. executor, vs.. Stewart Attof-
news q. n. Merillat-E. Il. Thomas and J. B.
Archer IT,
No. l778. Van Nosdall rs Washington Times
Company Attorneys, C. L. Frsiley-W. ]. Lam
bert.
Nos I77s aud l7T9 Consau et al. administrator.
rs. Cummins administrator. Attorneys, r. q. Don
aldson-Tucker 4 Kenyon.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
sLeIetons of American CameIs.

Three complete skeletons of camels
which lived in America long. long ago.
have been brought TO light. The fossils
of these animals, which greatly antedat-
ed man upon the earth, We're Dug out Of
2 sandstone ledge down near the border
line between the States Of Wyoming and
Nebraska.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
4 Sad Awakening.

From ;he Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Kentuckian with q huge whisky jug
asked countryman 10 take him in "a
wagon a few miles over a hill, adding
How much will Il be WORTH
"Oh. couple of drinks out OF that jug
will be about right" said the country
man
After the journey had been made and
the driver had taken a ''sWig, he said:
Stranger, 7 am n peaceful man. but
unless Won want 20 be full Of lead to-
night YOU had better find out new way
20 carry your mOlasses-
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
AUCTION SALES.
Auction SAIF

AUCTION SALE
OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
COMPANN.
Pursuant to "a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the East
eTn district Of Virginia. We will proceed to
sell, AT public auction. on the premises,
commencing TUESDAY, February Z, 1895.
at II o'clock "a. m, and continuing from
day 10 day until the sale IS completed, the
personal property Of the jamestown EX-
position Company, consisting In part Of q
large quantity of lumber asd building ma
terial. tent floors and camp fixtures. cots.
mattresses, office furniture. typeWTiteTs
druggets, bookcases. filing cabinets, police
motor launch, road implements. &c.
We viii also have for sale. privately. at
its appraised valuation, on and after JAN
UARY 50. 1905 d large quantity of insu-
lated copper wire and cable. electrical fix
lures, fre eXtinguishers. and plumbing
fixtures
TERMS. CASH
ALVAH II. MARTIN,
WM. NJ GEDDES.
ja27-9t Receivers.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
An ObIiging Patient.

From L5ppncott's.
The day the doctor called 10 treat little
Kitty for a slight ailment it was only by
the most persistent persuasion that he
succeeded in getting the child to show
him her tongue
4 few days subsequent to this the child
said to her mother. Ma. the doctor
don't have TO tease me 10 obey him any
more?"
"Why not?"
Cause every time see him going byI
the house now, ] stick my tongue 0u1
at him"
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, I'D STREET NEW YORK.
100 a. N. Diner Pullman Parlor.
q 90 n. m. Buffet PaTl0T FiFe-h0ur Train.
s90 a. m. Diner and Pullman Parior Car
tll00 N. Diner aud Pullman PaFlor Car
'l.10 .. N. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
. 90 D. m. Royal Limited" All Pullman. 5-hour.
tla0 y. H. Coaches to Philadelphia.
. 90 D. m Diner and Pullman Parlor.
s 90 y. m Coaches 70 Philadelphia
81 30 p. m. sloepgs
'Z.j2 a. IN Sleepets
ATLANTIC CITY. no. 's0O m00 a. m. 100
3 90 D. m
ANNAPOLIS, week days, SEQ g. n, 1905 noon.
s.4), b7J ?. ~. sundays { 20 q. H.. $50 D. N.
EN ERY H0US On THE HOUR"
lWeek days, 100 a m. 10 500 p. M
TO BALTIMORE.
'252 800, i530, 100 80 $500, $50, 900
931 1900 IL 90 a. m. tlZ00 noon. 1896 'l00
SlI5, i290, 800, 800, s. 80, i41o, ti:i5 $50
5ag. so, t69o SO. 100. 'oss 1890. 1900.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. -9I0 a. N. IN SO D. m
CIAtlNNATI, ST LOUIS and LOUISVILLE
'9:l0 a. N, iJj D. m. 'lZ.i0 night
PlrTsBURG, $40 g. m, ~, $40 p n, 1920
CLEVELAND, -oI0 p. m.
COLUMBUS. = 80 d. m
WHEELING -gI0 a. m : 80 p. m.
WINCHESTER, 1910 d. m, a f5, Is 90 p. n.
FREDERICK, $50. fsIo. S9I5 a. IN, $50. 400,
BAGERsTOwN. $40 g. m. 800 p. m.
DAILY fEXcept SUNDAY, sSunday only.
TELEPHONES al all u the following Ticket Of
hces; llE q 81. nw., Main lj5li 5l9 Pennsylvania
ave. Main rs. New Union Station: Ticket Office.
Main 1856, Information Bureau, Main 1880.
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JUSTICE BARNARD
Ne II IU Te extension q IWCnty-tLlTd street
order modifying order Of January .. IsS.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
Miss Tadena.

How to be happy-though a womanS
might be the title of the addresses Wits
which Miss Alma Tadema is fav0riug US.
though dear Of London has intimated
that if Miss Tadema knows how it would
have been graceful to have first initiated
her own people
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02
DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, February /, 10Os1

Dobbins Addition to Washing.on-Georse ". Crit
fth e ux. to Martha + Wiltbcsgg. lot g.
square = $40.
East DeanW0od-Frank 7. Rawlings et ux 20 Reuben
TolliyeI, lot g. block A. SO
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Probate Court.
district COuFI.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Benedict Roth: petition for sale OF real
estate.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

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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Equity Court No. 4.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH

No 35766 Harlan IS Harlan e al. tina 10 take
testimony limited. Attorneys. Campbell CarTington
and S. T. Trlitt-C H. Hemans, II. l. Thomas.
and Chaunoey HacKatt
No Zo75 Alexander vs.. Alexander. rule as %
alimony retunable February 4, lss. Att0Tneys, g.
IL Hemans and g. f, Collins Fountain Pe}ton.
No. Zj5f9 Dulsny trustee, WaggamAn & al
rule to show cause return4ble February T. 1905 At
toTneys Maddox & Gatley-Tb0mpS0n ana Laskey.
No assignments for Monday,
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignments for Monday.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-ACTIYE PARTNER. WITH SMALL
capital, in established business; weekly salary.
Address BOX ll3. Herald Office. fest
WANTED-TO BUY CARTER MOTOR CAR
corporation stock. Gail coo Penna. ave. Sc j23O7t
The Washington herald., 1908-02-02

No @l33 Washington Railway and Electric
Company vs.. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company;
account. Sl9l98. Att0Tue-s. J. J. Darlington and
C. A. Douglas
No 50I4 WescQtt Storey vs.. Virginia Niles
Wood account. Sl,o5o. Attorney ". s. Albert.
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FOR SALE

FOX SAIL
Those handsome new COLONIAL
Residences. Just Completed,
I436 to I442 Clifton St. n. w.
1924 to $3.50 18th St. Northwest.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
HEATED.
Handsomely decorated and fin
ished; 10 rms. modern baths !;
hot water heat. Houses full 2o-ft.
front; large yard; convenient to
I4th and nth street cars.
BEST LOCATIONS on
THE HEIGHTS.
If YOU wish well built, attract
i've Home, conveniently planned, in
frst-class location, YOU will make
no mistake in buying one OF these
houses.
RENTS. LOANS. INSURANCE.
W. II. WALKER.
72o Fifteenth Street Northwest.
PRICE S200 RENT. $3.50
Bay-wind0w press brick seven ToOm5 near 18th and
Maryland ave. ne.
p,750-S30) cash. balance like rent; house on
the Heights; 2-st0TJ -and-celar brick. rooms and
bath; hot-water heat. In fTst-class condition
FOR SALE-S3651: 500 cash. balance Ike rent
Groom brick iu best part Of Georgetown In first
class condition. Rent $50 A splendid 0ppor-
tmity. Don't miss t.
VIM. ii. Saunders & Co, 14O7 r 1T.
fest
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DENTISTRY.
nENTAI- WoRk-

Set of Teeth and Gold CTogus So Up; Gold FIJI
ings, s. up; SilteF Filings &c. Work guaranteed.
No pain DT. GEO. L EDMOND5. 6lD h ST. Nv
jslqtf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: M EXTRACTING;
no pain look feel act. and last longer than nat
ural teeth. shnIuken faces made normal. painless
dIliug Dr. ]. l. WILSON. lG5 r ST. NV. my9-tf
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No assignments for Monday.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

WRIGHT & HOPKINS. 500 F St, n. W.
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Bankruptcy Court.
EnnitY SnIta.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 59 In re- Edwin J. Lewis, order appointing
receiver bond, S5o0o
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST- MASSACHUSETTS. WISCONSIN. AND
Connecticut aTes. OF Wo0dley lane. plain, round
gud locket. engraved M. Y. 2" Re0art. Return
TO APARTMENT 3. 1883 Euclid ST. fest
LoSr-THUBSDAY. FEMALE COLLIE Dog
answers name Of Topsy Reward If returned 10
l150 l0fh -. nw. felI
BEST AND CHEAPEST ICE CREAM AT La
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM DESIRES To
rent a 3-stoTy buuding on either side Of 7th ST.
between Pa ave. and q NV, or on ST.. between
Sth and l2th, rent not TO exceed N0Q C0umwca-
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lars, BOX 49, Herald Office
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Il persons considering the purchase of real estate
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BOX no. Herald otice. frl-s-
WANTED-TO BUY CARTER MOTOR car
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