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TO THE LADIES.

HAIR POWDER. new cram for the comr!ex-
ion. also shnmpocing and nainiressiHg specially
Miss Cadasn IS I1th s.. Phone u. 73l. 70 8.
lent preparation fer chapped hands and al other
skin irriiafsons. &c Phone CT mail orders filed
KERF0OTs PHARMACY. IN sld L -. ~.
llasot
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No Sci. Charles Il 5tish IS JOh1 ?. Aits-i
rspleTin. Attorney. 6. Q shinn-
No. 5Ise2 United States * re- Brorso5 3 Phi
lips Is. Commissioners Of the Dist-G Of Coluzhssi
msadan1s. Attorneys, " G. Gardinez ard Z n
HopeweT
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Equity Court No. =

No. ssa- Stewart e. al IS Stewart e al; coz
mission allowed % trstse. AttoEuags, BsistO1 &
si5dons and H s WiEAeld-L- 4 Davis and
Fulton Lewis
No. uGa Witmsyg- Is. Widnsysr; EEdiio-'s -
port ratided. Attorneys. Hamilton & CoIbe-t-Leon
Totriner.
No zlSi Waters Is. Potts q al leave %
intervene granted Attorneys c. q C7gin and "
n WilIiz1ls-H A. Hegzrty. ". D. benahan. and
G. g. Gertmau
No. &sa Ter u United States Truss Con-
ra1y. rule discharged Attorneys. J. {. Gardner
and y r. Benham-woB & Cohen and E A.
Jones
No IsssS O5io National Bark e 81. - King e
a.: sale authorized &c Attorney. T c Tzylo--
Assignment Tor Monday. February {. lSs-
No 85a6 slerllas e al trustees. IS Hsnssy e
Il Attoueys c r. Neriilzt and IL y. Richard
son-T. G. Heascy and Z Il. Thomas.
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS, &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN
CANARIES and breeding cage. with fixtures. fos
s.: these birds should hatch yUu al lest p BIRDS II
one scason. sCHNIfD'S BIRD STORE. ~ l2sh
81 Nv.
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TH0S. J. FISHER { co. (INC.) J,
73S 18th st. NV

LOT B1so. on L STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND
7th Sc; 500 cash. balance 70 suit Apply IS
18th 81 nv. fez-C
BEST lots N CITY FOR LEAST MONEY AT
Woodbridge" ne, on city and suburban Inc;
price 20 70 cents per foot: wate- and gas. Inspect
these bargains Sunday before buying elsewhere
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT, Suburban Specialists, lie7
New York ave.
FOR SALE Or LEsSEoN CAR LINE. 10
acres; suitable for colored uic1isSns grounds; pc
turesque: Scent fare Apply 55 18th 81. Nv
5aZs-d
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FOR REET-ROOMs
FURNISHED.

u ID ST. Nw-FoUR LARGE. NICELY FUR
nlshed 1OGDk
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. l9is
b e. w., desirzbe Of5cs rooms. tncluolnS heat.
lzht eleTztur nd jz1itU seTF1Css p-tcz. 81 % -
p-r room- WEAVER BROS. rs * sE. jsss-S
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LITt5Ilef III ut -FFIJ Ii . "
5a1-d
FOR RENT-FARMS.
FOR RENT-DAIRY FsRM OF IS ACRES IN
D. C On Bunker Hill road east q BrOokland
GOOD horse COW stables. water. shade; rent So
A. A. BIRNEY. CO uth St fez-7t
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GRAPHoPHONES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS N SLIGHTLY USED GRAPHIC
phones: 1o-in- disc records. e5c. cylinder records,
Sc: eia-zntee5- R0BERFSON'S. Islo IA nE.
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uMBLELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T BUY NEW ONES; BRING TIE OLD
umbrellas 70 Us, make them ss good as ne~s 81
umbrella for s.. u. Il. PHILFITT. 81 s. Nv.
ocSSt uzs
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia holding Probate CGTt. No. l575S. Admin
isrstion--Ths IS to give notice that the subscriber.
Of the District q Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court q the District Of Columbia letters
q administration on the estate Of Michael German.
late q the Ulited States Army, deceased Al pr
sozs having claims against the deceased hereby
warned 20 exhibit the sane. with the vouchers
Thereof. legally authenticated. 20 the subscriber On
- before the Est DAY CT JANUARY. A. D. 49,
otherwise they may By law Be excluded from al
benefit Of said estate Given under ny hand this
Zst day q Janazry 1902 FRED'K L. SIDDONS.
Bond Bldg. attest: tSeaL} JAMES TANNER.
Register 4 wills Tor the District q Columbia,
Clerk q the Probate Court RALSTON s SID
D0NS. Att0rneyS h3Gfe6
SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT or 90
lunbia, holding Probate Court. No. 1919. Admin
rstion-This Is gire notice that the sabsoribs-
Of tic District CT Columbia. has Obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District q Columbia letters
testamentSry ca the estate q Gr1cs '. Sy-ne late
Of the DistE3-t Of Columbia. deceased Al persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the sane. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 70 The Subscriber on
OF before the ZlST DAY OF JANUARY, A d.
1910; otherEisc they may by law Be excluded nom
al benefit Of said estate. Given under ny hand
this zst day Of January. lse. JOSEPH 7. BYRNE.
$50 Monroe 81 Attest: (scsLl JAMES TANNER.
Register Of wills for the District Of Columbia CLERK
CT the Probate Court. IRVING WILLIAMSON.
Attoruey az. 50 fec
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WAETED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED or MORE ACRES N Oh NEAR
the District Ssifahic for Subdivision purposes. g..
C. sPITZER, Home Life Bog fs-t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

sTENoGRAPHER-YOUN NAN. WELL EDU-
Gated, experienced. competent sts2oGsphs-. desires
position BOX s. Herald o5ice- fe51
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE. ND. CHOICE BUILD
ing site. fronting on public rad AZ Ia cents per
foot. J. {. BENEDICT, Owner. CHEVY Ch2sc. Nd
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rs EEW YORK AVE NW.-ExCEILENT N
auEursl accounodstiOns Ct rsssonabss r1tes
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WINDOW CLEANING.

We cAS CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS QUICKER,
czsier. chespeT than yea can. know how.
LEON L CA6O0S. Acne Window Cleaning Co.
lEs s.. III. Phone Nam ia SeES&
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FOR RENT-SUBURRAN.

81 MILLS AVE. LANGDOS - SIX ROOMS;
raEEe: latSobe; good place Cor chickens; IS JOHN
7. KNOTT. sls r s. feN
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HELP WAETED-FEMALE

wANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN FOR GIN
e-al houssEork: must Be 4 god cook ard sta
nights 49, T0u s. fest
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81 ST. NW.-EXCELLENf IN1UGURAL
scconraodatozs and board; ncde-sts rE-c=S
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MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE BAGGAGE, PIANOS. SC. MOVED
with czre; packing and shipping q speciality.
KRIEG'S EXPRESS. ~ B s.. Nv. 'Phe1e Nam
&la nols-tfdexS
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER. Aur.oaee-.


TRT STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TWO-ST0RT
FRAME DWELLING. 40. 81 uTH ST. 5. f.
By rirtue q certain deed e trust dlly recorded
in hber Sl4 folio s5i e seQ- = TIE Land Rsc0ris
q the District o. Columbia default having been
made n the payment Of the indebtedness sec1Ted
by said deed q trsst. and az the request q the
party seCgred THEREBY. the undCrsgnsd trustee WI
SCI! At public sucfion il front * the premises
THURSDAY. FsbrazEy i. 1919. q; 80 O'Clock ?. Il.
the following DESCRIBED lsrd and p7eises situate IN
the CITY q Washington Dis.rict q Colombia and
designated and being part q l0t Numbered L n
SQUARE SO. O; the records q the Surveyors Sfscs
q he Distrc. q Columbia, sah.ect to prior
deed q trIst f0- 81 100:
Tens e sale; $50 q TIRE purchase money over
snd above sid deed q t-uS- 70 Be paid n cash
hSlancs az SIS pe- month. with interest a. pcT
cent pr sun1u,- deposit q 500 VII BE required
AZ the time u the sale. Al colTeyancnZ. record
ing. &c. at the cost q purchaser Terms q sale
70 b. ccmniied with within 6fteel days from date
q sale. Otherwise TIE trustee the right 20
resell thu properly AZ ne rsE and coSt q default
uE purchaser after hTe days advertisement q such
resale n some newspaper putiisned IN Washington.
D. c CHARLES z GRUNWELI-
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
Tess Trustee.
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Use REGISTERS.
SHOW CASES-STORE FIXTURES

E. X GANTER.
Manufactures q
SHOW CASES AND SHOW WINDOWS. BANK.
JEWELERS., AND DRUGGISTS FIXTURES.
WASHINGTON BRANCH. 81 PA AVE
TELEPHONE MAIN SIS tzlSset
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Circuit court Nc. 1.
$500 EAnD

No as0L Ha-isnstein u Capital Tr2ctioE Con-
pary; the % hear motion f0T new t-isl extended
Attorneys s T. Thomas snd T. z DSFiS-R- 2
PeIry Son ard G. 7. Dunlop
70. fasai Apple sfIizis1TatoT. Sane: sE11s-
Attorneys. Leckie, Fulton ( Cox-E- 2 Perm +
son snd G. T. Dunlop.
No 5aa7 Johnson Company saziuG Bank -
Hiil: sa1e. Attn1nsys. 7. l. Jefc7ds-W. z White.
No. 5si5- United States q rsi- Hsbon . al y.
Secretary q Interior, order directing ml7da1nGs .
issue AttoTueys. KApplsz & Me-iiat-D- " Baker
and J. A. Fexler-
No GTa United ststes 70 uss Patrick e. Al ~
Sane, motion 70 Q1ash part q respoldeut's rets-n
ove--lled- Attorneys, Wrisat-Baks--
No. ssIIZ Lym Il Binsey. motion % Ex tina
fo- trial oVsuulcd- Attorneys. John RidOut-W- q
White
No. z=a- Eurirht rs. Lawson: leave g-uuted ds-
fendaut % 6ie supplemental af3davit. Att0leys,
y. c. sulliTzn-E- L Gles
No. $50 Sationai Auton1cbfis Connszy -
Richsrds: death q defendant suggested snd zsG-
tor made pzry dcfsndant- Attorneys. suIi7z2-
prentiss-
". 55s.s Svsun IS. White, E.5tio1 70 strike on
sesond spe2 granted Attorneys. Collins. Clarke &
Gaskins-D- Y. Baker
Assignments fCr M0Edcv. Fshr-aTy : 1873:
Nc ~ Wines. sdrainis-rsto-- IS BaItnoTe and
Ohio Railroad Conpany- Attorneys. Leckie. Fsltor
& Core. { Hamilton
No M FIaels-, ezan.ins- ~ A-i=oua Cesar
Asphalt Mining Canrany- Attorneys. Tucker &
ENtAfll All A. AAt-e-A--f = A--lIll-Eh anu
H. Teatna1-
Ne "a Holibaugh e al - Williams Atso-
ueEs h. B. MOulrOl-R. B. BelInds-
Nc. *. k.nsoivi1- vs.. kerran e a. Att1neyz
Trcsss 4 Kenyon and E s. Bailey-Haaiiton. Col
berc. Ts-kes Hamilton
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGE.
10. ASH. Mazru6er - FonerS. defendant rrzrtsd
leave 70 withdraw Ties q abatement and riezd Z
bar. Attorneys. II. 3. Moultou-Shsa & EEilsy
No. Sis Armstrong 4 CO. IS. Tibbetts; Motor
foE Judgment ovsrTaled- Attorneys, Z I Gies-
Lecde. Fulton & Cox
No. s7S5. HaEks Is. Brown; Judgment CT ~
DICT Attorneys, A. s Worthington-H- E DAVIS
e c. Dlcker and HAYDEN johnson
No. fzSZ. Baltimore Building AID L0aa AsSCcia
ton - Jsnnrg Ct al. commission ordered 70 isS7s
Attorneys. G. Il Lamar ard Milan & Snith-Joh-
Ridout.
No 5Issz United s;ates ex re- Philip Is Con-
nisSiones Of the District Of Columbia. ulls Z.
show cause. Attorneys, ". G. Gardner AID E. y
HopeEeH.
No 47sz Barrie - hampton; eznishes els
charged. &c Attorney. G. P H0o-er.
Assignments fo- Monday. February $ 1879
No. gS. Bean -. Washington TINES Company
Atto-nsys. J. s Easby-Snith-W ] Lambert
Nc. ~ NeWbgrrgh - HimehTight e al Actor
reys. il. y. Ric1srdson-J. " Latiner.
Z No. 50s Andersen, administrator. IS Smith
Attoneys. L J. Azths- and L y. Hopevell-Mad
7 d0I & Gstlsy.
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LOST AND FOUND.

IOsT-LADT's GOLD MESH BAG. CONTAIN
iuz leather purse cor. Wis. ave ard o s. NV
Reward MRS. E Q ROBINSON. TSs Wescno-e
llrf
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SnuTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FolIoEi1E schedule figures Published onlJ
as information. and are Eot guaranteed:
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham, Moele. New OTisznA
AsheEIIle. ChstsaDooCz. Memphis. e II aad
le.5 ?. n. daily. Diaing cars
Fer Roanoke KnczEiiie, Chattsocngs. GszD6ts.
New Orleans. 1910 p n daily Dining czrs-
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta Aiken. SsTEn-
nah, Jaeksoovirs. sid Florida points. tao p -
daily. Diving car serTice-
Tourist cz-s for California sri-wesSiy. sse .. II
Local fer Iarrisonburz - a. II dssly; SIS p n
seek dsys: for Dauvills, 80 r. daily. ard t1Z
ChariottesTiile ~ & n and sb p n ozly.
Frequcut trains TO and from Rlremont.
l. s. BROWN, General Agent
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY.

LEARN Observation-Disclosures WIRES ARE
eut INTO DRAUGHOS'S PRACTICAL BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE. cor glh and , Nv f0r sludgnts'
use- positions secured. Cal OF send for FREE
bookiet. why Lam TsaeEaphyI' 6es-E.srf
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TYPEWRITERS.
LAUNDRY.

METROPOLITAN HAND LAUNDRY,
sl0 eth St NJ Phone N 7E77- Drop postal
Collars. &c: shirts. plain, 1oc-; with GUS and
'ieatsd. &c; called for and delivered jazSst
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SECONDHAND BOOn5.
NOVELTY STUDIO.

SEE OUR ADJUSTABLE TABLES AND OTHER
inrsutious display at tie porssbls hoase,
HUGHESs III G X. III. n0l7-tz, Il =, Seos
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, 1eOe1


JI5ILtE ANDEGeJN-
No ~ n re coGdennztio1 q square s.. block
g; fee Of Commissioners fixed at so esch,
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HORSES AID VEHICLES.

BENsISGER's HORSE BAzAAR.
Direct and commission dealers II horses and
mules s0SsN 5th s. III. Auction Mondays
and Wednesdays PIRATE sales dafy. ASH
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LET Us HELP FIND a PURCHASER FOR
yUH property WASHINGTON INFORMATION
AND LISTING BUREAU. COS VI. I. & 7. Bldg.
fsSt
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FARMS FOR SALE.

POULTRY. DAIRY. TRUCKING. FRUIT, AND
Potomac River farms q al sizes and prices; also
sutErban hons
NATIONAL FARsI AGENCY.
fest 1866 NeE YORK ave nv.
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W, 3. & A. T. RY.
THE ELECTRIC LINE


THE ELECTRIC LINE.
E7Rrfrfc rsfsce czrs from White House Station
ussh and H sts NORTHEASIl-
Fer Bsi.imore-5-s. ard every haE hoE ron
$50 q n 80 2 H. and 50. sSe. 90. and
lis ?. n.
For Aunsuo,is-Ere-y hor ron 50 a. n 70 ~
. H.. snd 30 and Il - n
Fares. one way. Round tip
To BaltlEcnTe- .-.-..--...---- s5c- ID
To Annapolis sid Q. 6
Naval AcsdeEy-..-------- S5c- IS
AMI s. ezrs ran direct to WEite H0uss S.aEion-
Tscket oHcs a. lsih and y. 7. ave. northwest and
At White House Station. 18th and II SIS. NORTH
EAST. Teleph0ce ~. 20
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Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE COULD

Assignments sor to-day:
ArraiEunerts and Sentences
Assignments FOR Monday. February G. faos:
United States Is Heinrich Becker embezle1eut:
motion to quash renewed; oyerTlled; OF trial. At
to7-sy II. r. Classic
United States Is Thomas Griffith.
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
sstimzte On youT papsrng and painting; samples
fse: legal guarantee covers our work; val paper SC
I'd. Send Dostal 70 VA =. MAHONEY. 6s Pa
ave s. Phone Liz. 1872 fas-s+
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STORAGE.

COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER.
BROMIDE ENLARGTNG Bile AND BLACK
fruza patent p-tzts. d1aFings and lantern siideSs
Commercial photoSTapher.
a. FARSEASI. s5s s. N.
sesoeot m.vs
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

PITY BOYS WANTED AT ONCE GOOD
InonsT 70 sod boys Apply 95 81 IN. fesH
VANTED-GOOD sALESlIEN AND sOLICI-
tors: give szperienca. Sc BOX 6. Herald of3ce.
WEYTED-CLERK N GROCERY STORE Is
Tlth s. Ne FEST
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NEW PIANOS
EON-MEDICAL HEALING.
NnNarEnIcAL HEArINe

EOSMEDICAL HEALING.
Restoring the circulation Of the Bleed tour meth
Odl cu7ss LOCOMOT0R ATAXIA. RHEU8IA-
TIsE, BRTGHT'S DISEASE, PARALYSIS. ard
those ailments q the SPINE. NERVES, and d.
GEST1VE ORGANS that make LIFE HISERA-
BILE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE 7 YOU ara
interested EOU shousa l--Scr Information and con-
sul;aaoa nee. PROF. H. \. D. PARKER. 10
Ninth 81 NJ. Hours . 20 S; Sundays, . 70 l.
LADY Assistant. Phone n. AZ fe2tf
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CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING.
LADIES SUITS AND ROBES. LACEs AND
lase curtains gents suits and oFeEcosts; gloves 10
shrinkage All Eork finest q the fre A4E
REBA COOKE. LID sth Ph. y. eis
deaf thssot
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE ND. CHOICE BUILD
ing site fronting On public rad. Al Ia CENTS per
foot. J. c. BENEDICT. OWnsT. CHEVY Chase. Nd
/ FOR SAILS MONTHLY. No CASH. s-ROON
house with al modern improvements: large porch
furnace: lot containing over one acre; located I
blocks from cars, Tear school a. RiTerdsle. Nd
I Apply % owner. " r. WILSON. RIFcrdale, Nd.
feJ2
I FOR SALE MONTHLY UNTIL PAID FOR.
Sroom hoass heated On the hil cor Of Ash
/ and Sd Mt. Rsinier Nd; furnace heat larTe
/ lot with tress. poultry house. Sc; houss Spen-
Owner ". r WILSON. RiEeudaie. Nd. fe5A
/ IF VOC WANT 10 Buy A MARYLAND Farm
CT suburban h0rae see sead fox attest bulletin
Marion Duckest & son, e35 F NV.
mhf7-tf
FOR RENT-SUBURRAN.
81 MILLS AVE LANGDON 80 SIX ROOMS:
rsEEe: latsobe; good place fog chickens; IS JOHN
/ T. KNOTT, gs r s. feGN
/
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
ONE ACRE. NEW CUT ROAD. WITHIN DIST
/ Vacant lots usin11mbe7ed Conduit road.
25eo acres coal lands buchanan County, Va
Lot. 4o1lso BEuning road. street Ne. Isl
4 Choice CITY lot p % square feet, big bargain
/ Address J. p CLARK. lf25 NsE ToEk are. nE.
/ fc6ss
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FARMS FOR SALE Or RENT.

% ACRES AND TwO-ROOM HOUSE. As POUI-
try farm. nineteen niles run Washington. rent.
SO yearly. Apply H NEARNS. Terra Gotta. D. O.
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.

We FURNISH THOROUGHLY COMPETENT.
urEcticsIy trained chauFeurs upon request Az
TONOBILE COLLEGE. q washington, Tbs
Placs to Lsa-u.' l5z 18th 81. Nv. Phone y. EsS
sszsQa
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ron sALE-Is YOUR BUSINESS DIRECTION
able 70 yozr EeighbO-sl Thsn by On Buz-
cards Poist lst s. ss.; boo feet for ale cheap
Apply % isth s. Nv, INIT
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AGENTS WANTED.

BRAND NEW BC NOVELTY; NEVER SOLD
before: ever nan Who E5sTs q hat VII bug par
tioulars fres- TIE STANDARD co. Lsconia.
MI sa2Sw.d
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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BAUMs. 80 PA AVE. Nw.-ON THE WRONG
SIDE, But THE RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS At RIGHT PRICES. Ee.oo COTS, NAT
TRESsES, BLANKETS, PILLOWS. BEDSTEAD--
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS. &C. FOR kENI
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED v HElSE
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST PRICES
BAUN-s a2 PA AVE On TIE WRONG SIDE
faZ+5r
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Criminal Court No. 2.

No. 5Es. Liakins Davidson; motion . lis
miss argued and submitted Attorneys. q. 2 LIZ
kns and c. F. Digss-D. orc. CsllaShau.
United States vs Charles Davenport larceny. Or
der for cozsmitmsrt.
No. 1919 BieSeT-KsufnzH Company IS Adams
Express Company: Judgment on anding q court.
Attorneys, z. g. DonaldSo1-S. T. Thomas.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT; 4 ROOMS AND
bsthi al front roons. hat and bot water Pc
month. s2ss5o. No. 2 Tas BlooEztnStGls. - s.
Nv, % be vacated ths 18th. Inquire APART
AIEST No T. 81 Rhode Island are fee&
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EYE SPECIALIST.

FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.
We REPAIR FTRNTTURE. TPHOLSTERING.
male rnarrressss Go cabinet w0rk- 'Phane N III
KORESHAN UNITY. Co-0peztive. 1913 Pa ave IN.
nom, y. sas0t
IF you WANT YOUR FURNITURE UPHOL-
stored as Il sheuld be drop postal 70 TIE expert
czhinetnaksrs aid uphOlsteTsTs. IS sth * Ia
5eSRsor
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PERSONAL

WORKING8TEN. No USE MAKING TIE
other fellow rich; LOOK 70 your own interest and
buy where money counts; save S nOts On =
slightly Eo-n tail0r-mRds suit AZ $50 O. oon-
Portable oVeTcoat az $; one T-sce only. JUSTH
OLD STAND. SIS . nv.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments. either ladies CT gents seld pOstAi: VII
czn any h0u you SAY. b. TARSHES. D0s tn 81
DOr. 'pho1s North sss.
u r. SMITH,
Ladies hzird-sssirS. shanpooins, ard scalp treat
nent rs Z Capitol s. Phons LAcc 20
tzZs-5oLso5
HTSIE- CATHERINE. PALNusT AND CARD
rea5sr, has removed to 81 SeE YoEk are. Als-9
CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS COLLECTED on
commission ATTORNEY. P. O. Box 81 Wash
ngton, D. @ 5alS-Sos
MISS JESSIE ABBOTT.
Scientific Magnetic MAsssgA
EEEr g5 81 Nv sd hoOrl-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-28
MEXICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
TURN TABLES
BUNCH HITS IN FOURTH.
Score Runs Enough in This Inning
to Defeat Boston.

Boston. April z5.-The New York Yankees turned
the tables Boston here to-day and won an ex-
citing game by OF TO 3. 1t looked for
a time in the ninth inning as II the home team
might tie the score or even pull out a victory
Wilson, who had pitched a good game for New
York weakened and batting rally began that
netted two runs before Quinn jumped in ana re-
tired the side.
The Yankees won the game in the fourth inhing'
when they drove Morgan from the box and scored
four runs They punched three OF their five hlts
and were helped along by base on balls, VIII
throw and a wild pitch.
Cree the first up. singled and raced around
TO third on Keeler's two-bagger. Morgan then
filed the bases by giving Eloerfeld free pass
and Fnrle sent Cree and Keeler home, with clean
slnpIa to centre EnEle went down TO second on
Speakers poor throw 10 Lord, and Cleotte went IN
to relieve Morgan. A wild pitch sent Eioerfeld
scurrving home and Engle scored a moment Iater
on NcConneI's sacrifice fy. There was only one
ont hut Bah famed and Knight flied out 10 Niles
T2oston scored ore in the seventh inning on
Gessler's tvro-bagger, a wild pitch and sacFlhce
ev and two more in the ninth on three hlts
New-York tribune., 1909-04-28
A,tornobiing Z Speeding Z Baseball 3 Other Sports
Alto FLIES OVER MILE
tt1r4TETR SHUTTERS OLD
ROAD RECORD.
no7ld Bruce BrO1cn DriTes His Car
ut Better than q Nile
q Minute.

r,-+virg his car at frigntful speed that made il
-,esr as If it shot out of a cannon, and
ending up clouds Of dust, David Bruce Brown.
=. rouTlr amateur pilot Of racing cars covered
mile in his big 120-horsepower Benz machine in
= % seconds in The straight-away time trials held
:, hillside avenue. Jamaica. yesterday in connec-
-, with the second annual automobile carnival.
-~fs was much faster than a mile a minute and
,enrasented an average speed Of 11 4-1O miles an
tor~ he beat the former road record of So 3-5
ss~onds made by Fitzpatrick in a Hotchkiss car on
he same course last June and set the big crowd
rsspnc as he Numbered by like meteor
II VAS in the free for all race, open to cars OF
.r1 r,-pes. that Nr Brown made the remarkable
.t-,a In the two-mile trials he again made the
- time covering the distance in 1l6 2-5, against
ne former record Of l.l9 A. made by the Hotch-
Ice car q year ago in the two-Tnile trials he de-
,,slored a speed Of 81 73-1e0 miles an hour The
-axt best time Of the day made by the 30
penrard car driven by George Robertson, who
on the Vanderbilt Cup race. He flashed over
he mile in g seconds and covered the two miles
!, -. 80 The Knox cars also made good show
,rg and led tie American cars Dennison driving
/. ss-borsepouer Knox. covered the mile I'm 42 40
,.co-,5s and the miles in l minute 81 seconds
More than ten thousand spectators lined the
o,rsa OYER which the contests were held, and
,,horrl3 the air was cold and raw few left until
the last car had sped by, shortly after CLOCK IN
.ta evening. The road over which the cars traV-
r.7 was far from smooth. and some of the
...r,fnss went tearing by the finish line they only
- -fa high places and jumped about in d way TO
-,ske the women scream and the men shudder
.rba r~ocraTume was made up of seventeen con-
,ssts most Of which had a good representation OF
- owing TO the fine management there was no
selav and il was possible TO give all the cars en-
..-s5 q trial before darkness. The trials were al
80 srs two miles divided into classes according
10 selling prices ,
1-rox cars headed the list. with three victories
- +bo nrr mile trials for machines selling from
sao "a g D0. and in the one and two mile trlais
F1r cars selling for over 5000. In the one mile
-ssfs for machines selling from S.l0 10 $Seo1
t,nox car tied with a ChaImers-Detroit for hrst
place 49,, 51o ,-,5
s+esrrs cars won in two classes, at the mile ana
- r7.lpz for cars selling for over $4,000 OF four
.~1,,5srz National cars which made the best time
Cor American cars in the hill climb on MohuaH'
srain showed I'd prominently, taking TWO III -
80 for cars Of six cylinders in the class selhs
t,r over 81 900 at the mile and two mics buICN
us followed I'D the good showing theE haoe ~
.sa hill climb by winning in the one sIlu l"oiii-
ca.ssss for cars selling from S,2Sl TO >zV"'-
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